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April 1 to June 30, 1958 .

General IndexPage

Abbott, Charles C., Dean, GraduateSchool of Business Administra-.

tion, Univ. of VirginiaStatemeut before Finance Commit¬

tee on Fiscal Condition of theUnited States . 2615

Acceptances. See under Banks andBanking—

Advertising—DeLorenzo, Anthony G.—Discussesimportance of public relations inmodern management ______ 2731

Gros, Robert R.—Describes need ofin public utility Industry—~~~ 2737

Knapp, Sherman R.—Describes needof in public utility industry______ 2745

Tatum, C. A. Jr.—Reports need ofin public .utility industry.. 2737

Agriculture. See under Farmer. : . 1Agricultural Department. .See under, U. S. A. Department of Agriculture.Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc.—

Appoints Paul W. Stouffer to staff- 1967Alexander, Henry C., Chairman, J. P.

Morgan and Co., Inc.—Addresses Bond Club(of New York— 2281

Allen, Carl E., P-esident. Federal Re¬serve Bank of Chicago—

Addresses N a tional InstalmentCredit Conference, American I-

• Bankers' Assn. —-I—__ 1614

Allyn, Arthur C.t Partner, A. C. Al-lyn and Company—

Renominated for Chairman of theBoard of the Midwest Stock

Exchange — ——— 1983Re-elected :——— 2530

Aluminum Production. See Non-ferrousMetal Mark t.

American Bankers' Association—

Corlett, Ben C.—Appointed SeniorVice-President in charge of Wash¬ington office 2313

Joliunnsen. ft B.—Condemns recentABA report——2622

23 banks joined in May _ 2519Welman, Joseph C., President-

Discusses proposed Federal Re¬serve's lowering of reserve re¬

quirements — 1643Outlines work of the Association. 2727

American Gas Association. See underPublic Utility Industry.

American Society of Corporate Sec¬retaries—

Elects — 2629

American Stock Exchange—Five and Twenty Golf Tourney— 2419Record. See under Stock and Bond

Quotations.American Way—Bridges, Hon. Styles — Expressesgrave fears of domestic socialism 2715

du Pont, Pierre S. Ill—Uruges we

preserve our vital freedoms—— 2520Gros, Robert R.—Decries public in¬difference to government en¬croachment - - -2737

McDonnell, William A.—Holds keep¬ing our heritage of freedom is noeasy task ———.———_ 2724

Miller, Kenneth R.—Urges we over¬

come America's economic illit-*

eracy —— _________ 2858MoreeU, Admiral Ben—Says we lacethe crisis of liberty - 2740

O'Connor, John B.—Suggests five-point program facing future busi¬ness generation 2303

White, Charles M.—Warns againstthe "great delusions" harming

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our way of life ^ ___. :— 2074Anderson, Hon. Herbert B., Secretary

of the Treasury—Addresses American Society ofNewspaper Editors j. 1837

Appropriations. See under U. S. C.Congress. «

Ash, W. M. V., President. Shell Oil. Company of Canada, Ltd.—Addresses Canada-U. S. A. Chemical

Engineering Conference 2065Astarita, George C.t Boettcher and

Company— r „ • . . . •»

Offers suggestions to save our econ¬

omy ——: 1971As We See It. See under Editorial

Comment.

PageAtomic Energy—

Bridge.s, Hon. Styles — Inveighsagainst Federal atomic energy de¬velopment 1— 2715

Cisler, Walker L.—Discusses thepeacetime future of atomic en¬

ergy ______ — 2509Cordiner, Ralph J.—Stresses need tochallenge long-range atomic en¬

ergy policy for the national iiirterest — — 2722

Hartwell, Robert W.—Discusses fu¬ture of nuclear power plants. 2610

Lindseth, Elmer L.—Discusses com¬

petitive atomic power 2738McKinney, Hon. Robert — Outlines.an atomic,policy in the space age 2296

Robinson, Myles E.—Discusses ef¬fect of nuclear power on the steel

x' (.v'~ industry • 1505.Steers, Newton I., Jr. — Discussesuranium industry 1716

Treat, S. jpecker—Discusses nlfrtWKT ,;l*applications of thorium 1726

Auction Sales. See under Slock andBond Quotations. •

Aurelius, Marcus J., AdministrativeVice-President, United StatesSteel Corp.—

Addresses 42nd Annual Meeting ofAmerican Home Laundry Manu-

, j t - lacturers Assn. . •— 183,7Automation—

Hodnette, John K.—Cites value ofand denies it is cause of recession 2864

Niles, Walter J.—Forecasts increased ,

use of _____ 2299Automotive Industry—Colbert, L. L.—Discusses role of inthe economy ____: 2300

Crum, W. L.—'Discusses effects ofthe United Auto Workers profit-sharing plan 2059

Dorsey, Harold B.—Discusses resultsof current labor negotiations in 1703

Johnson, R. B.—Favors auto excisetax cut 2510

Nicholas, Byron J.—Outlines prob¬lems and potentials in 1958 automarket _ ; 1842

Rogers, Donald I.—Holds 1958 econ¬

omy would'be greatly affected bya major auto strike _. . _ 1503

Rukeyser,- Merryle S..— CriticizesUnited Auto Workers on profitsplan : 2186

White, Charles M.—Discusses wage

pacts in 2513Wrieht. J. O.—Forecasts bright pro-

J duction future for next-ten years 2063Yntema. O. T.—Urges reduction orelimination of excise tax on cars

and trucks 2186Zeder, James C.—Calls for elimina¬tion or reduction of auto excisetax 2515

Aviation Industry—Aerojet General Corporation envi¬sions aircraft without fuel _ 1725

McKee. Lt. General William F.—Sees end of mass airplane produc¬tion for defense 1610

BBabson, Roger W., views on— 'Curing Depressions by "Gadgets andGimmicks" ^ 1753

How School Committees Can Save

Taxpayers Money 1509Inflation Hedges Todav. 2191International Uncertainties andOne's Investment Portfolio 2517

Losses of Life and Property fromFires 2877

Middle East Oil 1612Outlook for World War III 2761

Proposed Auto Strike (The) 2067Sunday Selling Means SpiritualLosses for Material Gains 2411

Unfettering Small Business to Curethe Recession 1972

Bachert, William E., Assistant Treas¬urer, The Bank of New York—

Elected President of the Municipal',,i Forum of New York 2877

Backman, Jules, Professor of Eco-■ nomics, School of Commerce, Ac¬

counts and Finance, New YorkUniversity—

PageAddresses National Association of

Purchasing Agents 2617Baker, J. S., Jr.. Vice-President, The

Chase Manhattan Bank Corp.—Elected Director of the Alpha Port¬land Cement Company. 2876

Baker, Melvin H.t Chairman of theBoard, National Gypsum Company

Addresses Personnel Association ofToronto 2512"

Balgooyen, Henry W., Executive. Vice-President, American and Foreign • 'Power Co., Inc.—

Addresses 13th Mississippi ValleyWorld Trade Conference 1504

Baltimore Stock Exchange. See Phila¬delphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.

Banks and Banking—Acceptances, volume 1533, 2214, 2542, 2898American Institute of Banking—Appoints Mrs. Theresa Elliott asChairman of National Women's

Committee ______— — 2076Eank Credit Associates of New York .

elect 2412

Banking Department of New YorkState—• . ■ .-.".V.",

Holds "Open House" week 1849. Chase International names four di¬

rectors 2417

Clearings— , 'Monthly 1689, 2265, 2697Weekly .1583, 1689, 1825, 1933,

2043, 2157, 22G5, 2375,2485, 2591, 2697, 2837, 2947

Commercial paper, volume outstand¬ing _______1533, 1994

Export-Import Bank. See under "E."Federal Home Loan Bank of Chi¬

cago reduces interest rate____— 2294Federal Reserve System. See under"F."

Graduate School of Banking ap¬

points Miss Dorothy Leche asAssistant Registrar 2189

Graham, Thomas—Discusses financ¬ing of small business 2084

Grainger, Isaac B.—Expresses con¬cern regarding public's miscon¬ception of banking 2178

Jackson, W. C., Jr.—Discusses over¬

coming stigma attached to bank¬ing «— I960

Miller, Kenneth R.—Urges bankers .

to help overcome America's eco-. nomic illiteracy — 2858Miller, Lee P.—Cites role of bankersto aid recovery— 1493

New York Bank Stock Quotation.See under Stock and Bond Quota¬tions, Over-the-Counter.

New7 York State Bankers' Associa¬tion Convention. See under NewYolk State 1958 Institute of

Banking (pictorial > _— 1864Palyi, Melchior—Deplores liquidityratio of commercial banks 1839

Reierson, Roy L.—Issues Bankers'Trust Company's study, "TheInvestment Outlook for 1958" 1752

Savings Banks—Casazza, Alfred J.—Outlines sav¬

ings banks investments undertoday's economic conditions 2062

Ihlfeld, August — Outlines majorthreats to thrift institutions—2171

Pierce, Henry H., Jr.—Discussesmutual savings banking andcommercial banking. 2181

Rodgers, Raymond—Sees savingsaccounts holding up well in themonths ahead _— 1498

Scafuro, Francis X.-^-Outlines com¬mercial banker's role in financingforeign operations 1845

Schapiro, Morris A. — Discussesbanking under easy money policies 2079

Seiler, J. Martin—Explains why fi¬nance companies are not competi- ,

tive with banks , 2309

Shoemaker, James W. -— Discussesinvestment banker's role in fi¬nancing business 1954

Szymczak, M. S. — Discusses loansand investments between Novem¬ber, 1957 and March, 1958 1710

Welman. Joseph C. — Describesbanking as one bright spot in theeconomy — —<2727

PageBank Clearings. See under Banks andBanking—

Bargeron, Carlisle, Washihgton Com¬mentary. See under Regular Features

Barnes, Wendell B., Administrator,Small Business Administration —

describe# effects of world events onsmajl businesses /734

Barriger, John W., President, Pitts¬burgh and Lake Erie RailroadCompany—Addresses American Rail¬way Engineering Assn. 1597

Baruch, Bernard M.—•Statement before Senate Finance

Committee 1489Becker, Stephen W., Research Analyst,Lionel D'Edie and 'Co. — Addressesthe Association of Customers Brokers 1714

Behrens, Manfred I.,| Jr., Management .

Consultant—

Addresses National Consumers Credit

Conference ; 2619Bellemore, Douglas H., Professor

ri ofFinance, Graduate School of Biki-ness Administration, New YorkUniversity-

Discusses the business cycle 1953Bernstein, Peter L., Executive Vice-

Pres., Bernstein-Macaulay, Inc.—Addresses the Forty Niner's Credit:, Club 2283

Bingham, Curtis H., President, Bing¬ham, Walter and Hurry—

As State Chairman announces 7thAnnual Conference of the Cali¬fornia Group of the InvestmentBankers' 'Assn. of America 2873

Binswangcr, Frank G., Sr., President,Frank G. Binswanger Inc.—

Proposes a Federal industrial mort¬gage program __——. 2403

Black, John D., Professor of Eco¬nomics, Harvard University—

Discusses current agricultural policyproposals 2184

Blough, Roger M., Chairman of theBoard, United States Steel Corp.

Addresses the Annual Meeting of theCleveland Chamber of Commerce- 2290

Bonds—

Gadsby, Edward N. — Discussesredemption restrictions in utilitybonds — 2855

Hagar, • A. B., Jr.—Outlines pro¬cedures in underwriting andselling corporate bonds. 2061

Industrial Stock Average. See underStock and Bond Quotations—

Joseph, Stephen L.—Prefers bondsas investment in period of reces¬sion ____________ 1957

Municipal. See under "M" *National Quotation Bureau, Inc.,Industrial Stock Average. Seeunder Stock and Bond Quotations

Quotation of Recent issues. Seeunder Stock and Bond Quotations,Over-the-Counter

Redemption calls and sinking fundnotices. See under "R"

Rubin, Edward B.—Outlines currentbond market 1491

United States. See under U. S. A. >Treasury Department.

Van Cleave, Robert—Advises savingsr. associations not to trifle with long

terms 2286Book Reviews—

"Business Man's Bookshelf" Seeunder Regular Features—

Boston Stock Exchange Record. Seeunder Stock %nd Bond Quotations.

Brace, Lloyd D., President, The FirstNational Bank of Boston—

Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention.-.. 2713

Bratt, Elmer C. Professor of Eco¬nomics, Lehigh University—

Addresses 42nd Annual Meeting ofthe National Industrial Conference

^, Board — — 2505

Brennan, John E'., The Babcock andWilcox Company—

Addresses Joint Atomic IndustriesForum 2304

Bridges, Hon. Styles, United StatesSenator from New Hampshire—

Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention 2715

™ , Pa8«Browne, Alan K„ Vice-President,

Bank of America National Trustand Savings Association—

Addresses Municipal Bond Club ofPhiladelphia 1 icoi

Chosen Investment Banker of theYear by San Francisco Bond Club 2736

Brozen, Yale, Professor of Economics,,the School of Business, Universityof Chicago.— v -

Addresses Sixth Annual ManagementConference 1962

Brugger, Charles W.—Awarded order of Merit of theItalian Republic 2079

Budget. See under U. S. Congress.—Building. See also Housing-Building permits. Den & Bradstreet

1777,2214,2646Engineering News Record—Monthly _____1777, 2434, 2898Weekly —..1533, 1641, 1777,

V*'* J? -1 1877, 1994, 2108, 2214/2326, 2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

Forecasts—

Binswanger, Frank G. Sr. ■— Pro¬

poses Federal industrial mort¬

gage program 2403Couch, D. D.—Offers ConstructionOutlook for 1958 1602

Hall, Orville J.—Discusses resi¬dential construction 1610

Smith, George Cline—Reports onthe construction industry. 2082

Strike, Clifford S.—Holds now isthe time to build- 2728

Bullis, Harry A., Chairman of theBoard, General Mills— x

Discusses our reciprocal tradeagreements 1500

Discusses our food Industry andagriculture 2872

Business Conditions—Depression. See under "D" Also see

Recession—Federal Reserve Board, views of,See under Federal Reserve System,Board of Governors of—

■First National City Bank of NewYork monthly letter 2521, 2733

Guaranty Trust Company of NewYork Survey 2521

Inflation See under "I"Leaders forecasts and views on

1489, 1491, 1503, 1597,1610,1619,1701,1703,1705,1706,1712, 1714, 1715. 1752, 1761,1837, 1842, 1847, 1848, 2082,2084, 2281, 2283, 2289, 2296,2297, 2300, 2302, 2303, 2394,2503, 2512, 2520, 2605, 2611,

2613, 2718, 2729, 2734, 2747, 2854, 2861National Association of Purchasing.Agents reports. See under "N"—

Northern Trust Company Newsletter 1744Prices. See under "P"State of Trade and Industry, weeklyfeature. See under RegularFeatures—

Business failures, Dun & Bradstreetreports—

Monthly 1533, 2214, 2646, 2898Weekly 1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,

1994, 2108, 2214, 2326,2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

Business incorporations, new, Dun &Bradstreet 1533, 1994, 2646, 2898

Business inventories, Department ofCommerce 1777, 1873, 1994, 2434, 2646

Business Man's Bookshelf, book re-'views. See under Regular Features

Butler, William F., Vice-President,Chase Manhattan Bank— '* .

Testifies before Subcommittee on

Fiscal Policy, Joint EconomicCommittee 2070

Addresses the Realty Foundation ofNew York 2861

Buttenweiser, Benjamin J., Limited"Partner, Kuhn, Loeb and Co.—

Appointed Chairman of Committeeon Taxation of New York Cham¬ber of Commerce 2182

Button, A. Ronald, California StateTreasurer—

t. Discusses impending financing 1497

Byrd, Hon. Hartfy F., United States ,

Senator from Virginia—Discusses deficit financing 1502

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Baker, Melvin H.—Discusses Cana¬dian research expenditures.——2512

Bank of Montreal executive changes 2767Calgary Stock Exchange electsofficers —2884

Canadian Stock Exchange elects...... 2424Record. See under Stock and Bond

, Quotations—City of Montreal debenture offeringconcluded 2301

Hoibrook, D. S.—Outlines the grow¬

ing steel industry of—-.- 2394Investment Dealers of Canadaannual meeting -1727'

Marketing study on Canada by J.V/alter Thompson Company issued 2421

Montreal Curb and Exchange Records.See under Stock and Bond Quota¬tions——

Toronto Bond Traders Assn.—26th Annual Dinner — PictorialSection "Chronicle" April 24,1958

Toronto Stock Exchange Record.See under Stock and Bond Quota¬tions— ; ' '

Capital Flotations-Chronicle tabulation 1887, 2219

2439," 2651, 2791Municipal bond sales. See under "M"Prospective Offerings. See underRegular Features —

Securities No* in Registration. SeeUnder Regular Features.

Capital Outlay-Flora, Carl M.—Suggests program tomeet small business equity capital jneeds _ 1977 j

Graham, Thomas—Discusses makingequity capital available to smallbusinesses 2084

McGraw-Hill survey shows capitalspending down 1761

CLeary, James J. — Discusses "ex¬panding areas of capital demand- 170G

Perkinson, L. C.—Discusses planningfor in the chemical industry 2876

Reierson, Roy L.—Sees modesc de¬cline in demand for capital funds- 1752

Shoemaker, James W. — Discussescapital equity needs of business— 1954 i

Slichter, Sumner H. — Sees privatecapital spending starting to rise_ 1949

Stauffer, Hans — Discusses raisingcapital In the chemical industry— 2869

Sullivan, George F.—Discusses out¬lay for plant and capital equip¬ment __ . f . 2066

Carothers, Nell, Dean Emeritus,Lehigh University-

Writes open letter to Congress plac¬ing responsibility for recessionand hindrance of recovery on tneGovernment —_—— 1559

Casazza, Alfred J., Executive Vice-President, Savings Banks TrustCompany—

Discusses savings banks investmentsunder today's economic conditions 2062

Oastle, Eugene W.—Criticises Administration as "super-spenders" —.—: ———-—, 2192

Cement, Portland — 1641, 2108, 2326Chadsey, Horace N., Vice-President,

First National Bank of Boston*—

Addresses United States Inter-American Council 1959

•Chemical Industry—American Chemical Society, 133rd

Annual Meeting—Aerojet General Corporation re¬

ports on girpraft without fuel— 1725Winternitz, Paul F.—Hails boron

as high energy fuel— 2205Ash, W. M. V.—Discusses petro¬chemicals : _. — 2065

Cobleigh, Ira U.—Discusses chemicalequities. —' •_ 1

Copulsky, William — Outlines nineimportant trends shaping thechemical industry" 1728

Manufacturing Chemists' Assn., 86thAnnual Meeting-

Addresses by:Connor, John T.—The GlobalWar Against Disease 2880

Gray, Gordon—What Must BeDone for the Deiertse of Our

Country — — 2870Elects — 2857To spend $2.5 billion on new fa¬cilities —— 2874

Northern Trust Company—Outlines• growth of petrochemical marketsin report . _ 1744

Perkinson. L. C.—Discusses plan¬ning for the necessary capitalfunds for a chemical company— 2876

8tauffer, Hans— Discusses raisingcapital for a chemical company— 2869

Trent, S. Becker—Discusses value ofthorium and the rare earths. 1726

Westerhoff, R. P.—Discusses am¬

monia as our leading petrochem¬ical

— 2857Chicago Stock Exchange Record. Seeunder Midwest Stock Exchange—

Chronicle tabulation of Capital Flota¬tions 1887, 2219, 2439, 2651, 2791

Cincinnati Stock Exchange Record.See under Stock and Bond Quota¬tions.

Cisler, Walker L., President, TheDetroit Edison Company—

Addresses . National Association of

Purchasing Agents' Convention ._ 2509Clark, Colin, Consultant Economist,

The Econemetric Institute, Inc.—Addresses New York Society of Se¬curity Analysts 2410

Clark, George E., President, AdamsExpress Company—

Named Chairman ol the ExecutiveCommittee of the Joy Manufac- 1turing Co. : 42725

Cleveland Stock Exchange. See underMidwest Stock Exchange—

Coal Industry—. Brennan, John E.—Discusses U. S.

Coal in relation to Europeanutilities 2304

Gebhart, Barton R.—Paints brightlong-run picture of prospects 8f_ 2613

Production, coal—Monthly ___1641, 1994, 2108, 2326, 2898Weekly 1533, 1*41, 1777. 1873,

1994, 2108, 2214, 2326, 24342542, 2646, 2786, 2898

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, . PageProduction, coke-Monthly 1777, 1994, 2326, 2898

Robinson, Mylek E.-—Outlines pros-

I pects for coal in the coming years 1505Cobleigh, Ira U., views on—Chemicals Across the Board 1705

Chemicals—Polysyllables and Poly¬mers—.;:——————————. 2865

Electra Flying Lockheed————- 2174Income from 57 Varieties ' :— 2504Kaiser Industries Corporation 1600Many Greyhounds —————„ 1494Over-the-Counter Market — Vast,Vital, Voluminous (Tliei 1701

Popular Western V_——————- 2725Producing Properties, Inc.- 2286Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation 1952Soli<l Gold 1840.'Soup Stock ———. 2392Bteel in General and Wheeling Steel

/ in Particular — 1— 2609Tranquil Rise of Carter Products,Inc. (The l :— 2060

Colbert, L. L., President, ChryslerCorporation-

Discusses the challenge to businessin 1958 „ 2300

Colean, Miles L., Consultant EconomistAddresses Institute of Real Estate

Management—— 2614Coleman, John A., Partner, Adler,

Coleman and Company—Nominated. as Governor of NewYork Stock Exchange — 1710

Collective Bargaining, See underLabor Conditions.

Collins, Charles J., Chairman, Invest¬ment Letters, Inc.—

Discusses role of Federal spending— 1961Coming Events in Investment Field,

See under Regular Features,Commercial Finance Companies—Seller; J. Martin—Describes func¬tions of in present-day lending

• ' field- - _ 2399Committee for Economic DevelopmentCompletes formation of NationalMonetary and Credit Commission 2526

Commodity Exchange, Inc.—Celebrates 25th Anniversary—1967, 2077

Commodity Prices— ^ 'Moody's Index-1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,

1994, 2108, 2214, 2326, ;2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

U. S. Department of Labor Index: 1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,1994, 2108, 2214, 2326,2434,2542, 2646, 2786,2898

Common Stocks. See under StockMarket Analysis.

Congress. See under U. S. A.,Congress.

Connecticut Brevities _ 1853, 2182, £866Connor, John T., President, Merck and

Company, Inc.—Addresses annual meeting of Manu¬

facturing Chemists' Assn. 2881Construciton reports. See underBuilding.

Consumer Credit—

Instalment Credit—

Behrens, Manfred I. y—Discussesincome, expense ami netXprofit ?

of, to merchant-/ 2619Dauer, Ernst A.—Discusses youiimarried's use of/- -\2605

Nichols, Byron J.—Discusses im-]portance of in automotive in-1dustry 1842

Rolfe, Sidney E.—Holds instal¬ment credit may fall in 1958— 1715

Whitting, Chris J.—Discusses im¬portance of in television appli¬ance industry i 1499

Painter, J. Andrew—Reports on New iYork State legislature affecting— 2862

Consumer price index —1873, 2434, 2786Copper. See under Non-ferrous MetalMarket.

Copulsky, William, Commercial Re¬search Director, Grace Researchand Development Div., W. R.Grace and Company-

Outlines nine important trendsshaping the chemical industry— 1728

Cordiner, Ralph J., Chairman of theboard, General Electric Co.—

Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention ; 2722

Corette, J. E., President and General ; .

Manager. Montana Power Co.—Elected President of Edison Electricins;it 'te 2763

Corlett, Ben C., Vice-President, Amer:ican Trust Co.— r

Appointed Senior Vice-President in

Charge of the Washington officeof the American Bankers' Assn.— 2313

Corpprate financing, "Chronicle" tab¬ulations 1887, 2219, 2439, 2651, 2791

Cortney, Philip, Chairman, U. S.Council of International Chamberof Commerce—

Addresses Chicago Assn. of Com¬merce and Industry and ExportManagers Club of Chicago— 2609

Cost of living-Consumer price index—_1873, 2434, 2786Railway employment index 1641,

2108, 2542Cotton—

Consumption and stocks 1994,2108,2646Ginnings — — 1777,2434Spinnings — —1873, 2214. 2646

Cottonseed receipts, etc.—1994, 2108, 2646Couch, D. D., Vice-President, Market¬

ing and Commercial Development,American Standard—

Adu.eoses First Dallas Meeting ofthe National Industrial Confer¬ence Board 1602

Craerin, Ray G., White, Weld andCompany— •

Addresses International ManagementForum 1851

Crane, Nicholas E„ Degn Witter and'

Company—Addresses Farmers and MerchantsBank Seminar— I7ig

Credit. See also Consumer Credit. '

Ellis, Ira T.—Discusses credit out-1

t look for 1958— 2302Grainger, Isaac B.—-Denies commer¬

cial banks control availability andcost of credit 2178

; Hayes, Alfred— Advances the case

for supplemental selective creditcontrols - 1 2389

Keesing, Leonard—Decries our habiti of trying to cure too much credit ' %

villi iffore credF 2854Miller, Lee P.—Discusses credit's

Pagerole in the recovery , Iihj

Palyi, Melchior—Outlines causes of weakenedcredit practices —1839

Describes credit dilution —— !_ 2501Shainer, George P. — Would limitcredit to savings to avert cyclicalinstability 2077

Crops. See under Farmer—Crurn, W. L., Professor of Economics

Emeritus, Univ: of California—Discusses United Auto Workers'profit sharing plan ,i 2059

Cummings, Nathan, Chairman of the /Board, Consolidated Foods, Corp.

Discusses the problems and pros¬pects for America's food supply—2618

Currency Stabilization— v

Convertibility—Cortney, Philip—Decries lack of— 2609Spahr, Walter E, — Holds stepfrom irredeemable currentcy toexecutive dictatorship is com¬mon sequence of events __i 1765

Taylor, Reid — Urges ' return to \gold convertibility 2501

Gold price, views on, of —

First National City Bank of NewYork "Letter" discusses priceof gold and gold outflow . 2733

Palyi, Melchior— Urges mainte¬nance of current price of gold, 2501

Taylor, Reid—Urges higher pricefor gold 2501

G,pld Standard, views on, of—- > XHayes, Alfred — Interprets goldflow movements as sign our in¬ternational gold standard isworking . i, 2389

U. S. money, views on, of—.Alexander, Henry C. - — 2281Crane, Nicholas E. „_!__ 1716,Graves, H. Walter ———i 1966Jahannsen, O. B., ._!!., ._ 2623Szymczak, M'. S. 1710

Tyson, Robert C. ..g*—T!.'...-, 2057

DDairy Industry—- Soft ice cream industry's growth

traced by C, A. Reed 1619Dauer, Ernst A., Director, Consumer

Credit Studies, Household FinanceCorp. ■—

Addresses Consumer Finance Man- v /

agement Study Course, Univ., of.Michigan ———2605

Dealer-Biroker Investment Recommen- 1dations and Literature. See under iRegular Features. •; ^

Debt. See under U. S. A., TreasuryDepartment— '

Defense Program— .

Alexander, Henry C.—Warns we

must have great strength andreadiness 2281

Gray, Gordon—Offers steps neces¬

sary for military reorganization.! 2870McKee, Lt. Gen. William F.—Dis¬

cusses price of air superiority,— 1610Stans, Maurice H.~Discusses costof post,. Sputnik defense procr^am,2400

Weeks, Hon. Sinclair—Sees defenseprogram as important factor inthe recovery —— 2183

Deflation. See under Inflation.Deficit Financing. See under U. S. A., ) ,

Treasury Department—DeLorenzo, Anthony G., Vice-Presi- :: S

dent for Public Relations, Gen- Joral Motors Corp.—

Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec-trie Institute Convention——___! 2731

Demetriades, Serge T., Technical Con- f ''

sultant, Aerojet General Corp.—- k'Co-authors report on fueless air- I.craft — 1725

Depression— '

Alexander, Henry C.—Warns efforts- t° expiate sins of a boom may 1.induce depression —————— 2281

Gitlow, A. L. and Diamond, D. E.—Discuss possibility of a "lag de- 1

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pression" — —.1——lf)E8May. A. Wilfred—Traces antecedent !causes of current recession-de- 1pression — 1492

Rodgers, Raymond—Sees no degen- \reation of the economy into a ■;real depression 2503

Vieser, Milford A.—Dismisses pos¬sibility of any depression like the

'thirties ; 1848Detroit Stock Exchange Record. See >kunder Stock and Bond Quotations.

De\raluation. See under Currency Sta¬bilization.

Diamond, Daniel E., Economics De¬partment, School of Commerce,' ,

New York Univ.—Co-authors report on the economy. 1958

Dillon, Hon. C. Douglas. Under Sec- ? *

retary of State for Economic Af¬fairs—"'

s ...

Addresses National Security Indus¬trial Assn.

—„ 1712Dividends, cash, publicly reported by

U. S. corporations —1777, 1994Dividends -1549, 1653, 1791, 1899, ,

2098, 2121, 2230, 2339,2449, 2555,2661, 2801, 2911

Doan, Leland I., President, The Dow -

Chemical Co.—

Discusses foreign trade before Eco- •;

nomic Club of Detroit— 1850Dorsey, Harold B., President. Argus • >

Research Corp.— - ».

Addresses New York Society of Se-/' curity Analysts 1703

Dow-Jolies Stock and Bond Averages. ,*F«0 under Sto<rk and Bond Quota- ,

tions. '

Doyle, James J.—Named Director of Finance of the? KPort of New York Authority^..Ji. 1964

Drug Industry. See under Pharmaceu-tical Industry.

Drumm, S. L., Executive Vice-Presi¬dent, West Penn Power Company

Addres-es 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention—!-. 2743

Dulles. Allen W.. Director, Central '' ■!Intelligence Agency— •

Addresses 46th Annual Meeting ofthe Chamber of Commerce of the

United States -|——_—___„! 2295duPont, Pierre S., III. Secretary and -4'/

Member of the Board, E^I. duPontde Nemours and Cr>.—

Addresses Annual Meeting of the /

Georgia State Chamber of Com¬merce 1—1 2520

C 73^April-June

Pagt

Eccles, Marriner S., Chairman of theBoard, First Security BankingSystem-

Reiterates his fiscal compensatoryviews _—_!!

_

Edison Electric Institute. See underPublic Utility Industries.

Editorial Comment-As We See It (weekly editorial)

1489, 1597, 1701, 1837.! 1949,2057,2169,2281,

2389, 2501, 2605, 2713,Minus Eight Billion!. (Eoxed>„—Of Course! (Boxedi—i Politicians and Realities (BoxedRepublicanism

, Today! (BoxedSeeking-a Wrong Answer (Boxed)—"Terrihtp Krrnr ( A » " TliifTerrible Error (A>," But . .

(Boxed) !.____——They Must Help Themselves!"(Boxed ) •••-!——.!!.: :!-! ■■ -..;;!•:

Yes, On Guard! (Boxed >—Einzig, Paul, analyses of conditions inGreat Britain and Europe. See un¬der Regular Features.

Eisenhower, Hon. Dwight D., Presidentof the United States—

Addresses Economic MobilizationConference of the American Man¬agement Association —

Messages and addresses to Congress.See under U. S. A„ Congress.

Electricity. See under Public Utilities! Industries.Electronics Industry. See under Tele¬vision and Electronics Industry.

Elliott, Thefesau Supervisor, CustomerRelations The Bank ofCalifornia— ''

Appointed Chairman of NationalWomen's Committee of AmericanInstitute of Banking :

Ellis, Ira T., Economist, E. I. duPontde Nemours and Co.—

Addresses American ManagementAssociations' Conference ou CostReduction ■"—!———3,,——i,;

Employment. See under Labor Coiuli-tions.

Employment and Payrolls, U. S. De¬partment of Labor 1873,

Engel, Louis H., Vice-President, Mer¬rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and

k Smith— vkj;,-' kX. r:;\.Addresses American ManagementAssociation's Seminar on InvestorRelations _! —_!_!! —

Europe— "kBrennan, John E.'—Discusses fuelfor European utilities

Moffett, James A.—Discusses Amer¬ican investments and the Euro¬

pean common market— —

Tilot, Jean A.—Discusses Americanfirms manufacturing in Europe^

Export Trade. See Foreign Trade.

1854

2853

1852

2417

17632197

2633

— 1606

27721964

2281

2077

2302

2434

2398

2304

2075

1846

Fairless, Benjamin F„ President, :American Iron and Steel Institute

Addresses' 66th General' Meeting ofAmerican Iron and Steel Institute 2389

Farmer— .k,!>Black, John. D.—Discusses extrem¬ities of current agricultural pol¬icy proposals _—_—_!!—!_: _! 2184

Bullis, Harry A.—Notes agricultural k , .

situation looks brighter— 2872Cummings, Nathan — Discusses1;.America's food supply _!k- 2618

Kline, Allan B.—Hits present farm 'policies ;— 1846

..." Prices received by, index number

1873,2434Prospective planting 153113 Banks for Cooperatives debenrtures offered • 19Q7

Winter Rye condition — 2542Winter wheat production _ 243<

Federal Home Loan Bank notes. -1494, 252:Federal Home Loan Bank of 'ChicagoAnnounces rate cut — i_ 2294

Federal Intermediate Credit Bankdebentures ' _1869, 2287, 2760

Federal Land Banks, bonds- 1761Federal National Mortgage Assn. See v

under Mortgages.Federal Reserve Bank of—

New York—May issue of "MonthlyReview of Credit and BusinessConditions"

Department store sales _2214, 264fDetects lessening in downwardiate of decline _!k — - 219(

Fwlpral Reserve System;" Board ofGovernors of—

Abbott, Charles C., Dean, Gradual*School of Business Administra-

T lion, University of Virginia—- Would give monetary authori¬

ties the job of acting aseconomy's balance wheel—— 261;

Allen. Carl E., President, FederalReserve Bank of Chicago—Discusses our pricing mechanism 16L

Baircl, Julian B.. Under Secretaryof Treasury-

Discusses credit ease monetary -

policy 2161Belleniore, Douglas H., Professor of

Finance, New York University— ,

Holds fiscal and monetary action ;may not achieve a cure ___! 195?

Brozen, Yale, Professor of Econom¬ics, University of Chicago—Holds Reserve creation ' of new

money not as effective as taxn decrease ' 196r

Business index -— 1594, 2167, 285?Clarlw® Colen, Consultant Economist

The Economic Institute, Inc.—Warns on errors in the monetary« policy ; ;_J_—.— 241c

Colean, Miles L., Economic Consul¬tant— V'. "

Holds monetary ease Is successful 2614Collins, Charles J., Chairman, In¬

vestment Letters, Inc.—Discusses easing of credit 196'

L;.Committee for Econoriiic Develop¬ment—

* Forms National Monetary and -

Credit Com-o'sv'm to s'oulv our

monetary and financial svstem_ 252"

-Coridilion Statement of 12 Fed-,t eral Reserve Banks Combined'

1584, 1692, 1826. 1Q34. 2044. 2158,■- 2268, 2376, 2486, 2592, 2700. 2830, 294'Cpndition Statement of Member•*' Banks1584, 1691, 1826, 1934,

,'X'- Page'

\ 2044, 2158, 2267, 237^6,'Ztov/, 2o^3, 2o95, 2838, 2948

Consumer Credit Outscanding_1594,2167,2851

Crane, Nicholas E., Dean Witterand Co.— " ' '. '

Sees stimulus to business fromFederal Reserve ; —1716

Department Store Sales—Monthly—— 2108, 2542, 2898Weekly 1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,- "

1994, 2108, 2214, 2326,2434> 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898 •

Dorsey, Harold B., President,Argus Research Corp.—

Discusses effect of easier credit 1703Ellis, Ira T., Economist, E. I. du V

Pont de Nemours & Co.—Outlines Federal Reserve credit

policy changes — -2302'Industrial production—.1533, 2214,

2646, 2898Federal Reserve Board—

Requests Congress to amend Fed¬eral Reserve Act to liberalizereserve requirements and nar¬row differentials as between > ' •

classes of banks 1643Flora, Carl M.,; Chairman, Amer¬ican Bankers Association, CreditPolic.v commission—

Offers program for meetingsmall business equity capitalneeds calling for Federal Re¬serve supervision 1977

Fulbright, Honorable J. William,Senator from Arkansas-

Blames Government excesses andnot Federal Reserve for our

present recession - - 2179Grainger, Isaac B., President, '

Chemical Corn Exchange BankDiscusses Central Bank earningsgoing to Treasury-:— 2178

Hagedorn,:' George G., AssociateDirector of Research, National As¬sociation of Manufacturers—Discusses effects of monetaryexpansion 2408

Hayes, Alfred, President, Federal

L-kpfiesfrrve Bank of New York—CTaftrtr-.s the monetary policy dur¬ing a period of recession 2389

Ihlfeld, August, President, SavingsBanks Trust Co.—

Discusses proposed replacement ofFederal Reserve monetary man¬agement ; 2177

Jackson, W. C., Jr., President, In¬vestment Bankers Association

of America—

Discusses the monetary policy I960Johannsen, O. B.—Advocates .unrestricted privatecontrol over money & banking- 2623

Joseph, Stephen L., Bache & Co.—Discusses effect of easier mone¬

tary policy on the market- 1957Keesing, Leonard— '• ' '■■■-" • ■ :Reviews our monetary economy--2854

Mills, A. C., Jr., Member, ^pard of■

i-Governors, X Federai-'i'1 ReserveSystem— ' . " •

Outlines little known nature of "*

monetary policy 2180O'Leary, James J., Director, Eco¬nomic Research, Life InsuranceAssociation of America—

■ ! Discusses dramatic sudden eas¬

ing of credit — ■ 1706Riefler, Winfield W., Assistant to'Chairman, Board of Governors,Federal Reserve System—Federal Reserve intervention Inthe long term United Statessecurities market is not 1'ec-

ommended 2605

Rodgers, Raymond,, Professor ofBanking, New York University—

Discusses impact of monetary pol¬icy change on savings and loanassociatibn - 1498

Explains economic consequences' t

of easier money — 2503Schapiro, Morris A., President, M.

A. Schapiro & Co.? Inc.—Discusses banking under easy.money policies * -2079

Schmidt, Emerson P., Director ofEconomic Research, Chamber ofCommerce of the United States—Holds monetary authorities havebrought about highly liquid .

financial system 2854Slichter, Sumner H., Lamont Uni-

versity Professor, Harvard Univ.Pinpoints Federal Reserve errors 1949

Spitz, Richard—Decries lack of sound monetary •'policy — —— 1848

Sprinkel, Beryl W., Economist, Har¬ris Trust and Savings Banks— ,

Discusses effects of easier mone¬

tary policy — ——- 1848Szymczak, M. S., Member, Board of

Governors, Federal Reserve Sys¬tem-

Reviews circumstances leading torelaxation of Federal Reservecredit policy — 1710

Welman, Joseph C., President,American Bankers Association—

Discusses proper monetary fiscalpolicies ——»——— 2727

Yntema, T. O., Vice-President, Fi¬nance, Ford Motor Co.—

Praises Federal Reserve i mone¬

tary policies — — 2186Federal Savings and Ifban Insurance

Corporation—Real estate financing in no"-fprmareas 1777, 2214, 2646

Real estate foreclosures in^ex 1777^lora, Carl M.t Chairman, Credit Pol¬

icy Commission, American Bank¬ers' Association—

Testi'ios before Small Business Sub¬committee of the Senate Bankingand .Currencv Committee 1977

Foi^clon, Ralph, Fordon, Aldin^er & Co. V »'-Flavs market vocabulftri?: terms 27Ca

foreign Exchange. See under Mooev-^-

"''ofeign Exchange 1R91,"

1826, 19^4. 20M. 2158,' "

226^, 2^76, 2^86, v.-' '

.. ' 1 >' 2592, 2699, 2838, 2948foreign Policv.' See under U. S. A., \State Denartment—

Foreign Trade—- • ■

Balgoogen,.-H. W.—Calls our LatinDigitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Volume 187 Part 2 INDEX

I PageAmerican trade policies short¬sighted and injudicious__z_.;_-.-_:_ 1504

Barnes, Wendell B.—Discusses Rus¬sian attempt to penetrate fleeworld markets —_i, —- 2734

Bullis, Harry A. — Holds we musthave trade agreements nowl 1500

Corntey. Philip — Decries our con¬tinued high tariff —————._ 2609

Craerin. Ray G.—Discusses financ¬ing a foreign plant 1851

Dillon, Honorable C. Douglas—Dis¬cusses impact of foreign aid on

United States husinessmen—1712Doan, Leland I. — Concurs withAmerican Tariff League's proposedtrade program 1850

Fulbright, Honorable J. William—Discusses extension of reciprocal

„ trade agreements 2179Grace. J. Peter—Urges ReciprocalTrade r 2294

Gray, R. L.—Discusses effect of our• high labor cost on 2393'Hayes, Alfred—Urges strengtheninginternational economic trading— 2389

Hines, L.'Roy H.—Discusses oil imports—- _ 2285Imports and exports.-——-—_ 1944

Moffett, James A.—Discusses Amer¬ican investment and the Europeancommon market ___. —! 2075

Nichols, Byron J.—Discusses foreigncar market —— 1842

Norr, David—Discusses significanceof oil imports 1713

Overby, Andrew N.—Discusses rela¬tion ol foreign trade program ic j iprivate foreign investment .1732

Rowe, John L.-—Decries tariff re-JV strictions _ ' _ 2085 j

Scafaro, Francis.; X.-*~Discusses fi¬nancing lomgn operations.; 1845

Simmons,. Francis E.—Recommends jselective flexible tariff formula.- 2008 j

Tilot, Jean A.—Discusses Americanfirms manufacturing in Europe 1840 j

Wilmot, Donovan — Decries alum¬inum's low tariff protection 2874 |

Zeder, James C.—Recommends cutin excise tax on autos__ .... _ 2515

Fourton, Leslie E., Assistant Managerof Research, Haylon, Stone & Co.— |Addresses Association of Customers' . iBrokers _______ ___ 1711 I

France—- jMcDonnell. William A.—Holds de- !valuation of the franc is partly toblame fpr political unrest__z___. 2724 |

Fi unices, Saul, President, City Title JInsurance Company of New York—*■Discusses open-end mortgages—. 2086

From Washington^Ahead of the News(weekly review). See under Regular *

Features.

Fulbright, Honorable T. William,United States Senator from Arkan¬

sas:—Addresses 38th Annual meetingof National Association of MutualSavings Banks —f/z—_—- - 2179

Funk, E. J. Jr., Vice-President, C'. M.Kemp Manufacturing Co.—Addressesannual meeting- of Gas Manufac¬turers* Association „i—— 1872

Fimston, G. Keith, President, Newt.: York Stock Exchange-

Announces proposed increase "instock brokers' commissions— _ 1509

Announces plan to take census ofshare owners ; : 2759

Gadsby, Edward N., Chairmen, Securi- t-( ties & Exchange Commission—

Addresses Texas Group of Invest-/( ment Bankers' Association of\ America - —— 2171

Redesignated as Chairman of Se¬curities & Exchange Commission—2747

Addresses Conference of the New

England Public Utilities Commis-- sioners _____u——: _ 2855

Gainsbrugh Martin R., Chief Econ¬omist, National Industrial Confer-ence Board—Addresses Triple Indus¬trial Supply Convention 2611

""Gas Industry. See under public Util-•*.' ities Industries.Gas Sales —1641, 2108, 2326, 2898Gebhart, Barton R., Vice-President,Freeman Coal Mining Corp.—Ad¬dresses Annual' Convention of Na¬tional Association of PurchasingAgents — — 2613

Gelbach, Loring. L., Chairman andPresident, Central National Bank of

1

Cleveland— Elected President -of

.'/Ohio Bankers' Association . 2307'

Germany—Zeder, James C.—Outlines reason 'for West Germany's remarkableeconomic growth — 2515

k

Git-low, Abraham L., Economics De¬partment,, School of Commerce, ■

cNew York University—Co-authorsreport on the economy __ _ 1958

, Goid. See under Currency Stabiliza¬tion.

, Grace, J. Peter, President, W. R.Grace & Co. — Addresses Virginia

. State Chamber of Commerce— 2294

Graebher, H. C., C. L. U., Dean, TheAmerican College of Life Under¬writers—Addresses Sixth AnnualEiokers' Forum 2406

1

Graham, Thomas, President, TheBankers Bond Co., Inc.—Statement

■ before Small Business Subcommit¬tee of the Senate Banking and Cur-

; rency Committee 2084Grainger, Isaac B., President, Chemi- 'cal Corn Exchange Bank—AddressesTennessee Bankers' Association l 2178

jr Graves, H. Walter, President, NationalAssociation of Real Estate Boards ;

( —Addresses Philadelphia MortgageBankers' Association —— 1966

• Gray, Gordon. President Eisenhower'sSpecial Assistant for National Secu-

• vrity Affairs—Addresses 86th AnnualConvention of Manufacturing Chem- • 1"

- ists' Association > ___—a— 2870

Gray, R. L., President, Arrnco SteelCorp. — Addresses 66th General ]Meeting of American Iron & Steel

t Institute —— ___—; > 2393Great Britain—Conditions in, writer *review. See Einzig, under Regular

r • Features. . •

Griswold, Arthur, Detroit Edison Co. ;: — As • Chairman of the Electric

JPower Survey Committee of /the »

Edison Electric Institute issuessemi-annual report — ;

Gros, Robert R., Vice-President, Pa¬cific Gas & Electric Co.—Addresses26th Annual Edison Electric Jnsti-ture Convention

'Gross National Products—Johnson, R. B.—Sees rising to $435billion in 3rd quarter —_

McKinlcy, Gordon W.—sees achieving of 4th QuarterGross National Product at an¬

nual rtfFe of $447 billion__1597,Miller. Lee P.—Critizes downward

growth trend of — — ,r_—

Now capital issues, statistics on•

1.533, 1994,Painter, J. Andrew—Draws parallelbetween growth of consumercredit and Gross National Prod-

Schellenbach, Lewis L.—Sees GrossNational Product at $700 billion

// by 1970 __/Wedks,. Honorable Sinclair — See50*7/ rise in _—

Guaranty Trust Company of NewYork -monthly survey. See underBusiness Conditions—

Guastella; Arthur R., Associate Edi¬tor "The Daily Bond Buyer"—

Addresses the Municipal Forum ofNew York ... — :

Gunn, Clemens, E., Vice-President,Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.

Nominated for Vice Chairman of

Midwest Stock Exchange.— 1983

Hager, A.' B,', Jr., Vice-President andSyndicate Manager, Halsey,- Stu-

- -art- &■ Co., Inc.—Discusses procedures in under¬writing and selling corporatebonds ' —.— —— 2061

Hiigedorn, George G., Associate Direc¬tor of Research, National Associa¬tion of- Manufacturers—

Statement before Fiscal Policy Sub¬committee of the Joint EconomicCommittee z 1 l -2408

lall, Orville J., College of BusinessAdministration, Arkansas Univ.—

Outliims short-lived and long-runfacier^affeeting the business out¬look _;;._._.r/i/ii__/^i:T61(l

Harper, William T., Chairman of theBoard and President, Maryland"Casualty Co.—

. Addresses Bond Club of Baltimore.— 1841Harris, Albert W., Fojaner Chairman,

Harris Trust & Savings Bank—Honored at dinner by Chicago"-hankers :.| — 2077

Hartwell, Robert W.—General Man¬

ager, Power Read or DevelopmentCo.— '/•//:'■■/'

Addresses 62nd Alnriual Credit Con-■. - Terence L-„— — 2610

Hayes. Alfred, President, Federal Re¬serve Bank of New York-

Addresses 55th /mnual CNlvention; of 'the New,- Jejreey; Bank^^g^s- d' ^

Henderson, John P., Viee-Prc.sid<mt,M. E. Allison & Co. Inc.—Elected

Chairman of the Texas Group, In¬vestment Bankers' Association—..... 1965

Hines,; LeRoy H., Petroleum Consul¬tant, .J. Barth & Co.—

Discusses oil industry problems and•v developments oil the West Coast. 2285Hodnette, Jolm K., Executive Vice-Pi-esident, Westinghouse ElectricCorp.—Addresses Conference on theEconomic Future of the South. . 2864

Hoffman, H. Leslie, President, Holf- d!man Corp.—Address upon receipt of1958 Medal of Honor at 43rd Na¬tional Convention of the ElectronicIndustries Association 2726

Holbrook, D. S., President, AlgomaSteel Corp., Ltd. — Addresses 66thGeneral Meeting of American Iron&:Steel Institute 3394

^usehokl washers and ironers.—... 1777Housing. See also Building, Real EstateBratt, Elmer C—Sees 1958 outlookabout the same as 1957 —— 2505

Graves, H. Walter—Sees continuing /high housing demand..— 1—1966

Institute of Life Insurance "MoneyMatters" urges cut in price to /stimulate home buying.———— 2089

Mason, Norman P. —■*'- Sees overallgain of 150,000 extra housingstarts in 1958 —— —- 1849

Weeks, Honorable Sinclair—Expectshousing to be factor in recovery— 2183

I

Ihlefcld, August, President, SavingsBanks Trust Go.—Addresses 38thAnnual Confererii^e of National As¬sociation of Mutual Savings Banks. 2177

Imports. See under Foreign TradeIndustrial Relations. See under LaborConditions.

Industry— ,

Craerin, Ray G.—Outlines the fi¬nancing of a foreign branch z- 185f

Scafuro, Francis X.—Outlines fi- *nancing of foreign operation——1845

Sullivan, George F.—Discusses fac- m

■; ing the point of no return on / !plant* and capital equipment ^.2066

Sutton, C, E., Jr.—Discusses impor- stance of productive maintenance ito meet future production needs. 1608

Tilot, Jean A.—Discusses American*

manufacturing in Europe——.1846Inflation, Views and Recommendations

" ~

by—Abbott, Charles C., Dean. Graduate ; iSchool of Business Administration, i

University of Virginia—Lists fac¬tors responsible-for price inflation 2G15

■

Alexander, Henry C., Chairman, J. jP. Margan & Co., Inc.—Asserts^our immediae problem is not in-^flation but deflation— —^2281

Allen, Carl E., President, Federal \ ;Reserve Bank of Chicago—Holds 1 \labor and management should ;

"; * work together tp avoid inflation.. 1614Astarita, George C., Boettcher & !Co, Discusses our inflationarypanaceas — 1971

Baruch, Bernard M.—Calls inflation -

our greatest peril— — 1489

PageBrozen, Yale, Professor of Economic,University of Chicago — Outlinesplan to increase employment worthminimum of inflation 19G2

Byrd, Honorable Harry F„ UnitedStates Senator from Virginia—Holds deficit financing could pro¬duce inflation of great magnitude 1502

Castle, Eugene W. — Criticizes Ad- lministration for breeding inflation 2192

Chadsey, Horace M., Vice-President,First National Bank of Boston—

^Discusses inflation in LatinAmerica _____ 1959

Clark, Colin, Consultant-Economist,, . The Econometric Institute, Inc.. . .—Attributes inflation to our tax

policy — 2410Cortney, Philip, Chairman, United /States Council of International11'Chamber of Commerce — Details v >effects of our propensity for in- /■'!•ilation 260J)

. Eccles, Marriner S., Chairman of 'the Board, First Security Banking / /System—Blames labor for priceinflation 1854

Fulbright, Honorable J! William,v. United States Senator from Ark- "

. ansas—Blames Government 1954-.57 inflationary excesses for therecession 2179

/.Graebner, II. C., Dean, The Ameri¬can College of Life Underwriters,, -

///-Discusses, effect of on Social

Security i_._ ; 2406Graham, Thomas, President, TheBankers Bond Co., Inc. — Holdssmall and medium sized business

• is bulwalk against inflation...- 2084llagedorn, George G., Associate Di-

•

: ■ rector of Research, National Asso¬ciation ol' Manufacturers — Dis-

• cusses inflationary effect of fiscal/ measures — 2408: Jacoby, Neil H., Dean, College Busi¬

ness Administration, University ofCalifornia at Los Angeles—Urgestaking the calculated risk of plac-

, ing recovery ahead of inflation 1701Keosing, Leonard—Sees no royal way !,

to undo credit inflation———— 2854Lafigum, John K., President, Busi¬

ness Economics, Inc. — Sees lessinflation in long-run outlook— 1975

Means, Gardiner C., Consultant tothe Fund for the Republic—Dis¬cusses administrative prices in theinflation _; 2616

Miller, Lee P., Vice-President,v American Bankers Association ~

Discusses balancing the economybetween inflation and deflation.- 1493

Nadler, Marcus, Economist, TheHanover 1 Bank-—Advises we copewith future problem of inflationnow by avoiding dangerous reces¬

sionary cures 2527Notirse, Edwin G., Former Chair¬man, Council of Economic Ad¬

visers—Discusses "inflation as a

; s way of life" 2506Patyi, Melehiov —- Discusses factors

encouraging price inflation.2501Rodgers, Raymond, Professor ofBanking, New York University—• '>Holds rolling adjustment does notdismiss the danger of inflation 1498

Schmidt, Emerson P., Director^ Eco¬nomic .Research, Chamber of Com-

-/ merce of United States—Urges Werestrain wage inflation—wi,—— 2854

Shanks, Carrol M., President, ThePrudential Insurance Company of KAmerica — Cautions against thedevious route of inflation— 1489

Shield, Lansing P., President, TheGrand Union Co.—Decries wage-price spiral as cause of— 2394

Slighter, Sumner H., Lamount Uni¬versity Professor, Harvard Univer¬sity—Holds tax cut would stimu¬late economy without casing px-ice :■]inflation —z— ; ;___ 1949

Talbot, Philip M., Chairman of theBoard, Chamber of Commerce ofthe United States ;—* Holds we

should take anti-recession steps /to avert future inflation 2729

Taylor, Rcid—Urges return to goldto thwart continuing inflation 2501

Tyson, Robert G\, Chairman, Fi¬nance Committee, United StatesSteel Corp.—Discusses a recessionwith inflation 2057

Vieser, Milford A., Financial Vice-President, The Mutual Benefit•Life Insurance Co.—Remains fear¬ful of a long-run inflationary fu¬ture 1848

White, Charles M., Chairman, Re¬public Steel Corp.—Discusses labordemands as a cause of 2513

Wortliam, Howard F., President,Trainer, Wortham & Co., Inc.—Discusses effect of on pensionfunds 2292

Institute of Investment Banking—Heldat Wharton School of Finance &Commerce

j 1625Insurance-:^Harper, William T.—Outlines posi¬tion and growth of casualty and.fire insurance business— 1—_ 1841

Graebner, II. C.—Discusses retire¬ment's problems 2406

Life Insurance— ~

Benefit payments to policyholders 1'\ |. 1873,2214,2646

'

Institute of Life Insurance issues-

monthly bulletin "Money Mat- •. - ters" _____i —Z — 2089Northwestern National Life Insur- \

ance Company survey of Junejobs available to college gradu- ]PtPc , - olQQ

Purchases"—7.———7_Vl533" 2646Stock Quotations. See under Stockv and,. Bond Quotations. Over-the-counter Variable annuities

International Bank for Reconstruction :

and Development & InternationalMonetary Fund 10-year bonds of¬fered —

, -1969, 2083International Finance Corp. See Intef- ;'•

national Bank for Reconstruction. '

Inventories, Business, Department ofCommerce -____1777,1873, 1994, 2434, 2646

"InVos* tn America Week" proclaimed 1843

Investing companies, stock quotations.

PageSee Stock & Bond Quotations, Over-the-counter.

Investment Bankers Association ofAmerica-

California Group to hold conference 2873Opposes TVA expansion program— 2730Texas Group— . ;Annual convention—pictorial sec-

, !tion "Chronicle" May 15, 1958Elects 196?

Convention program 1616Jackson, W. C. Jr., President, In¬vestment Bankers' Association •

of America addresses Texas

Group _____ .1960Municipal Securities Committee .1

/ reports 21901959 annual meeting to convenein San Antonio 2185

Investment Dealers Association of

Canada. Sec under Canada.Iron and Steel— ; VAurclius, Marcus J.—United State'sSteel executive expects steel de- 'mand upturn in second half 1958 1837

Backman, Jules — Discusses steelprices — — — 2617

Blough, Roger M.—Contrasts steelproduct price competition be¬tween United Stajes and Germany 2290

European coal and steel community >

financing — 2877Holbrook, D. S.—discusses growingsteel industry in Canada ! 2394

Statistics Monthly . Jw—.1641, 1994, : r

2108,2326, 2898Weekly 1533. 1641. 1777,

1873,1994. 2108. 2214, 2322434.2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

White, Charles M.—~Discusses laborcontract made under pressure— 2513

JJackson, W. C. Jr., President, Invest¬

ment Bankers' Association of• • America— ;■

Addresses Texas Group, InvestmentBankers' Association —1960

To attend 7th Annual Conferenceof California Group —_ 2873

Jacoby, Neil II., Dean, GraduateSchool of Business Administration,

University of California at Los An¬geles — Addressed United StatesSavings and Loan League. 1701

Joliannsen, O. B.—Writes advocatingunrestricted private control over 'money and banking... ——_ 2622

Johnson, R. B„ Security Analyst,Schwabacher & Co.—Addresses TradeAdvisors' Association of San Fran¬cisco ...—-o; ...... 2511

Johnson, Thomas M., Johnson, Lane,Space Corp.—As Chairman of PublicUtilities Securities Coimnitt.ee ot

investment Bankers' Association op¬

poses TVA expansion program...—.... 2750Joseph, Stephen L., Manager, As¬signed Accounts Service, Baelie &Co.—Discusses stocks and boiitls ina period of recession^ .... i -.-.z .. 1957

K -

Kane. John E., Professor of Finance,University of Arkansas-Discusseseffects of personal income tax cut 229J

Keesing, Leonard—Reviews our mone¬

tary economy ___——;. — 285;Kellogg, James Crane, III. RetiringChairman, Board of Governors, New ^York Stock Exchange--Honored bydinner . .Vz •— 2195

Keiter, Ernest R., Vice-President, TheChase Manhattan Bank—As Chair¬man if Trust Division issues report1at 62nd Annual Convention of NewYork State Bankers' Association— 2859

King, Allen S„ President,| NorthernStates Power Co. — ElectedKVice-President of Edison Electric lu-'stitute '. .1 '

Kline, Allan B., Past President, Amer¬ican Farm Bureau Federation" —

Addresses 12tli Annual Bankers'

Agricultm4l Conference 1846Knapp, Sherman' R., President, TheConnecticut Light and Power Co.—Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention— — 2745

Knepper, Henry, Chairman, FirstCamdeii National Bank & Trust Co.—Elected President of New JerseyBankers' Association—— 2521

Knowlcs, James W., Economist, JointEconomic Committee, United StatesCongress— Addresses 51st Annual- /_Meeting of the American Pharma¬ceutical Manufacturers' Association 1951

Kretchmer, Carl B., Research Chemist,Aerojet, General Corp.—Co-authorsreport on aircraft without fuel-.— 1725

7"7'-.LLabor Conditions—Allen, Carl E.—Discusses need oflabor and management to joinforces 1614

Astarita, George C.—Calls for "longbreather" on wages 1971

Automation. See under "A"Baruch, Bernard M. — Discussedvoluntary freezes on wages, pricesand profit margins 1489

Blough, Roger M.—Charges Ameri¬can labor is pricing Itself out ofworld markets ____________—— 2290

Brozen, Yale—Holds labor is pricedtoo high — 1962

Carothers, Neil — Decries laboranarchy — 1500

Crum, W. L. — Discusses UnitedAuto Workers' Profit Sharing plan 2059

Dauer, Ernst A.—Discusses effect ofprolonged unemployment on credit 2605

Doan, Leland I.—Discusses effect ofdur labor costs on foreign trade— 1850

Dorsey, Harold B.—Discusses resultsof union negotiations' in auto in¬dustry 1703

Eccles, Marriner S. — Blames labormost for price inflation — 1854

Eisenhower, Honorable Dwight D.—Points out labor's role in the re- ,

covery 2281Employment and payrolls—___1873, 2434Factory Workers hours and earning,

U. S- Dept. of Labor 1533, 2434, 2786Fairless, Benjamin F. ■— Cautionsagainst tvages exceeding produc-.tivity. .— j-— 2389

Gitlow^ A. L. and Diamond D. E.—Discuss possible unemployment in-

-. crease — 1958

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PageGray, R. L.—Holds inflated labor

costs are pricing us out of Inter¬national market 2393

llagedorn, George G. — Holds wemust remove excessive labor power 2408

Kline, Allan B.—Warns of concen¬

tration of power by organizedlabor __— 1846

Lightner, Milton C.—Critically dis^cusses labor's record 1618

Livingston, J. A.—Calls for realismin auto and steel wage bargaining 2071

McDonnell, William A.—Holds new

Government measures to aid

unemployed may hurt the em-t ployed ... 2288Deplores wage-price spiral 2724 "

Northwestern National Life Insur¬

ance Company survey of June jobsissued :___ 2193

Nourse, Edwin G. — Discusses freecompetitive enterprise and laborpower 2506

O'Connell, James T.—Discusses leg¬islation for pension' and welfareplans - 1620

Pension Funds. See under Pensions

Rogers, Donald I.—Discusses prob¬lem caused by labor costs exceed¬ing productivity 1503

Rolfe, .Sidney E.—Discusses outlookfor employment 1715

Rukeyser, Merryle S. — CriticizesUnited Auto Workers on profits 1plan 2187

Shield, Lansing P.—Discusses wage-price spiral 2394

Slichter, Sumner H. — Discusseswage-push --inflation problem 1943

Sutton,vc. E., Jr.— Sees labor forcewill increase by only 10% whileproduction is up 40% i 1603

Talbott, Philip M.—Discusses effect .

of increase in power of laborunions 1703 '

Tyson, Robert C. — Attacks auti-

emploment bias of our tax system 2057United States Labor Department-Employment and Payrolls 1873, 2434Factory workers hours and earn¬ings __1533, 2434, 2786

Weeks, Honorable Sinclair — Sees

rising employment 2750White, Charles M.—Defends labor's

treatment by management 2074Discusses steel contract madeunder pressure 2513

Wilmot, Donovan — Discusses wageincrease in aluminum industry 2874

Yntema, O. T.—Calls wage-infla¬tion "No. 1 economic problem"— 218S

Labor Department. See under UnitedStates of America.

Langum, John K., President, BusinessEconomics, Inc. — Addresses 65thAnnual Meeting of the SavingsBanks' Association of the State ofNew York 1975

Latin America—

Balgooyen, H. W.—Review indus¬trialization of 1504

Chadsey, Horace M.—Outlines thefiscal situation in ^ 1958

Wardell, Charles W. B., Jr.—Dis¬cusses financing industrial enter¬prise in Latin American countries 207S

LaTourette, W. I., Manager, ResearchDepartment, Sheurson, Hammill &Co.—Addresses Association of Cus¬tomers Brokers 272®

Lead. See Non-ferrous Metal Markets.Life Insurance. See under Insurance.

Lightner, Milton C., President, Na¬tional Association of Manufacturers—Addresses 30th National Associa- *tion of Manufacturers Institute on

Industrial Relations —; 1618Lindseth, Elmer L„ President, The

Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—• Addresses 26th Annual EdisonElectric Institute Convention— 2738

Lithium. See under Non-ierrous MetalMarket.

Livingston, J A., Financial Editor,Philadelphia "Bulletin"—Statementbefore Subcommittee on Fiscal Pol¬

icy of the Joint Economic Committee 2071Loeb, Gerald M., Partner, E. F. Hut-

ton & Co.—

Addresses Cleveland Society of .Se¬curity Analysts 2G07

Winners of first "Loeb" awards an¬

nounced m : 2761Urges students to adopt securitiesbusiness as a career .2868

London. See under Great Britain.

Loomis, Daniel P., President, Associa- ,

tion of American Railroads—Dis¬

cusses legislative proposals affecting"the railroads — — 2402

Los Angeles Stock Exchange Record.See under Stock and Bond Quota¬tions,

Love, William K., Jr., Anderson, Clay¬ton & Fleming — Nominated lorPresident of New Yerlt Cotton Ex¬

change — 1754

M

Magnesium. See Non-ferrous "MetalMarket. *

Manufacturers Inventories —1777,1873, 1994, 2434, 2646

Manufacturing Chemists Association.See under Chemical Industry.

Martin, William McChesney, Jr.,Chairman of the Board, FederalReserve System—

Submits proposed bill to revise re¬serve requirements to Congress— 1643

Assures Senator Robertson there isno danger in recent outflow ofgold —- 2733

Mason. Norman P., Commissioner,Federal Housing Administration —Addresses Mid-South meeting of theTennessee Building Material Asso¬ciation 1849

May, A. Wilfred. See under RegularFeatures.

Addresses All-Day Conference onthe Recession at Fairleigh Dickin¬son University — 1492

Analyzes investment companies',portfolio operations during firstquarter —— 2057

McAfee, J. W., President, Union Elec¬tric Co. — Addresses 26th AnnualEdison Electric Institute Convention 2713

McCarthy, Michael W., ManaSinS 1Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

IV

, :■< v... PagePartner. Merrill Lyncli, Pierce, Fer-ner & Smith—Issues annual report 1779

McClure, Hariy B., Vice-President,Union Carbide Corp.—Ejected Chair-man. Board of Directors of Manu-

- l'acturing Chemists' Association 2357McCormick, Edward T., President,

American Slock Exchange—. Addresses Greater-Tampa Chamber

of Commerce ____ —.—- 1616Receives the Drt-xcl Institute olTechnology 1906 Business Ad¬ministration award — 1851

McDonnell, William A., Chairman of- the Board, First National Bank

m St. Louis—Addresses a Testimonial Dinner of

i he Chamber of Commerce ofMetropolitan St. Louis — 2289

\ . Addresses annual Convention of Na¬tional Industrial Advertisers' As-

* sociation — -—2724McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. — Issues11th Annual Survey of BusinessPlans 1761

MeKee, Lt. Gen. William F., Vice-Commander, U. S. A. F. Air Mate¬rial Command-—Addresses NationalSecurity Industrial Association 1G10

McKinley, Gordan W., Director Eco¬nomic & Investment Research, ...

Prudential Insurance Company of 'America—

Addresses Commerce Trust CompanyCorrespondent Bank Conference— 1597

Addresses Forecasters Club of NewYork 2716

McKinney, Hon. Robert, U. S. Repre¬sentative, International Atomic En¬ergy Agency —- Addresses AtomicEnergy Management Conference—220G

Mead, zbdgar i , oi., G. c. tiaas <SjCompany -t- Addresses CustomersBrokers' Association 2610

Means, Gardiner, C., Consultant tothe Fund of the Republic—AddressesNational Industrial C o n f e r e n c eBoard 2616

Melvin, Crandall, President, The Mer¬chants.National Bank Trust Com¬pany, Syracuse — Elected Presidentof New York State Bankers Associa¬tion J. .* 28G3

Midwdst Stock Exchange—'

'Nominates -— — *283..■''■""Elects......... * ——■-— 2530

Record, bee muter otocx and Bond> Quotations.Names public advisors 2 <72

Miller, Kenneth Ii., General Manager,National Association ofManufac- <

turers—Addresses 62nd Annua] Con-vention of New York State BankersAssociation —;—2858

Miller, Lee p.,'Vice-President, Ameri¬can Bankers Association—AddressesNational installment Credit Confer¬ence. * — 1493

Mills.' A.' L,; Jr., . Member Boardof Governors, Federal Reserve Sys¬tem—Addresses ' ,38th Annual ■ Con-

'

'

ferencer N&tional Association of Mu¬tual Saylhgs 'Banks—.—A—aL.— 2180

MintkCffki, Eifgene A., Treasurer,'The'

Port- of New'York-Authority—Named"

Deputy Director of Finance for The.Port of New York Authority. —1964

, Moffett, James A., President/ Corn'

Products - International—Addresses» Belgian Chambers of Commerce,— 2075Moise, William L., Vice-President,Blyth fc Company — Discusses thepapfer industry Before New England

' *

Council-'—— ; ■ 2863Monetary. Stabilization. See Currency..Stabilization.Money.' See Currency StabilizationMontreal. See under CanadaMoody's Bond Price Average and

Yields. See under Stock & BondsQuotations

, Commodity Price Index. See under-

«C"

Weighted average yield on 200 com¬mon stocks, oee under Stock and.Bond Quotations

Moran, George B., Vice-President,The Hanover Bank — Honored atUnited Jewish Appeal luncheon— 1519

Moreell, Admiral Ben, Chairman ofthe Board, Jones Ai Laughlin Steg}Corp.—Addresses 26th Annual Edi¬son Electric Institute Convention—2740

Mortgages Sec also Real Estate—Binswanger, Frank G., Sr. — Pro¬poses federal Industrial Mortgageprogram —2403

Casazza, Alfred J.—Urges investingin good amortizing mortgages 2614

Colean, Miles L.—Sees more mort¬gages and lower rates ahead 2614

vvFederal National Mortgage Associa- *tion—

; Steiner, Hugo—Reports on 20-yearprogess of — 1966

Nelson, Walter C.—-Discusses Gov¬ernment use of— 1963

Frankes, Saul—Discusses open and, end mortgages — — 2086Graves, H. Walter—Sees improvedflow of Mortgage Money, 1966

IhlefelJ, August — Holds Congressdid ftot allow VA-FHA interestrates to rise freely 2177

Mason, Norman P.—Discusses in¬crease in FHA applications—, 1849

* Mills, A. L., Jr.—Sees Federal Re¬serve policies have spurred long-term lending to mortgage bor¬rowers _ 2180

Mortgage and Real Estate Forum ofthe State ot New^York elects ,2530

Mortgage Bankers Association ofNorthern Califj/nafefelccts: 2527

O'Leary,-James Jjr&ees lower mort¬gage rate possible r— 1700

Sprinkel, Beryl W.—Outlines Mort¬gage Funds' prospect— 1848

Motor Carriers truck freight volume1994, 2326, 2898

Motor vehicle factory sr.les, 1994, 2326Municipal Bonds—-California's State Treasurer dis¬cusses impending financing 1497

California bonds 1867

City of Montreal debentures — 2300-City of-Oslo, Norway bonds—... 2413Commonwealth of Australia bond— 1525

; Edmonton, City of, Canada, bonds, 1523European Coal & Steel CommunityFinancing ; u • 2876

PageGuastella, Arthur R. — Discussesoutlook for municipal financing, 1853

Maryland Highway Bond Issue 2881Massachusetts Various Purposebonds

. ..—— 1769Montreal debentures — 2111Municipal of Metropolitan Torontodebentures ——,,— .2773

, New York State bonds :,, 2187, 2769Ohio Construction bonds 2296Ontario, Province of.a, ■ , 1522

'

Philadelphia Bonds 1956Port of Now York Authority blinds 2529State of Michigan bonds— .J;—2407

Murray, Roger P., Association Dean,Graduate School of Business, Co¬lumbia University—Addresses East¬ern Mortgage Conference of theMortgage Bankers' Association ofAmerica ... —— — 1847

Mutual Funds. See also Regular Fea¬tures

Advisory Council of Futures, Inc.—<f Appoints ....—.—— 2633

Book of calculating tables now •

available . . — — 1514Chase Fund Shares offered — 2531Distributors; Group, Inc.—AppointsEdmund J. Wardell -—.— 2511

Eaton and Howard—Inc. and opensNew York office ——— 2189

First Quarter Survey Report ;— 2057Florida Growth Fund, Inc. — Ap¬points Mrs. Arlcen N. Whitehead"As Texas Regional Representative2182Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Announces appointment ol MissFrances M. Moran as Assistantto Head of Estate PlanningDept. ... — 2189

Announces appointment of JamesW. Vosburgn , . 2527

Television Shares Management Cor¬poration promotes .... 2625

Mutual Security. See under U. S. A.chate Department.

Nmdlir, Marcus, Economist, The Han¬over Bank — Issues Monthly news¬letter discussing me dormant mria-

§jtionury forces during the presentrecession' ... — 2527'

Nammack, Jerome W., Partner,Sprague A- Nammack—Elected Vice-chairman of Board of New YorkSlock Exchange .. 2404

National. Association of Mu.tual ,Sav- i

ings Banks 38th Annual Confer¬ence, Addresses by— - ....

t Rand, Julian B. Treasury Financing'

and The Long-Term Bond Market 2169I-11 lb rig lit, Hon. J. Willing-—Current 'Economic Problems - — 2179

.•hleield, August— Thrill Institutionand Monetary Management 2177

Mills, A. L., Jr.—The Not Too WellKnown Nature and Scope of.'Monetary Policy 2181

Fierce, Henry H., Jr.—'Mutual Sav¬ings Banking and CommercialBanking, g..——: 21lJl

Rei'arson, Roy L.- - Business "Reces¬sion and Economic Growth*.. ... 2174

National'Baiiks. See under Banks andBanking. ' .

National Debt. See under U.S.C. ;

Treasury Dept. Public Debt.Natural Gas. See under Petroleum In¬dustries. I \ "

National Security Traders AssbCimUon.Notes'. See under Regular Feat™w

Nelson, Walter C., President, E'mWlaird t Company— ^

Addresses Western Mortgage Climeof the Mortgage Bankers Associa¬tion ol' America 1963

New Jersey Bankers Association—Elects officers at annual conven¬

tion -2521Now York Bank Stock quotes. Seeunder Stock and Bond Quotations,over-the-counter-

New York Chamber of Commerce—Announces election of Benjamin J.Buttenweiser as Chairman of TaxCommittee . : 2182

New York City—Butler, William F.— «•

Expresses confidence in New YorkCity's future prosperity 2861

New York Cotton Exchange-Nominating Committee presents slate i\54Elects officers — 2Jfi3

New York State—

New York State Bankers Associa¬

tion, 62nd Annual Convention,addresses oy

Keeter, Ernest R.—Trust Devel¬opments in New York State 2859

Miller, Kenneth Rs—Let's ExportFreedom 2858

Painter, J. Andrew — Growth ofConsumer Credit on Legislationin New- York State 2863

Perkins, Richard S.—New YorkState As a Financial Center—. 2866

■

Elects — 2863Port of New York Authority ap¬points 1964

New York Stock Exchange—Board of Governors proposes in¬crease in brokers commissions 1509

Members approve increased com¬missions 1623

Bonds, listed, market value of

1777, 2434, 2646Customers debit balance_1777, 2434, 2646

•

Firm changes—Kellogg, James Crane, III—Honored

by dinner 2195Member firms—

Borrowing 1777, 2434, 2G46Nammack, Jerome W.—Elected Vice-chairman of the Board 2404

Record See under Stock anil BondQuotations

Stocks listed, market value of_1777,2434, 264P

To take census of shareowners 2759

Watson, Thomas J., Jr.—'ElectedPublic Governor 241?

•VVerle, Edward C.—Nominated as Chairman of Board 171 rElected 221.r

New York Wool Associates—Elect — : L~£ 2527

Nichols, Byron J., General Manager, *Group Marketing, Chrysler Cor¬poration—

Addresses National Installment

INDEX

PageCredit Conference sponsored byAmerican Bankers' Assn.— 1842

Nilcs, Walter J., President, K. IX I.Corporation— 1

Forecasts increased use of automa¬tion — - -- - 2299

Nixon, Hon. Richard, Vice Presidentof the United States — w ■

Addresses Bureau of' Advertising,American Newspaper Publishers

i Association ..1949Non-Ferrous Metal Market—Aluminum 1641.1994, 2326Wilinot, Donovan—Discusses fa¬cets of American Aluminum In¬

dustry • .2— 2874Antimony . ....... ... 1641, 2326Bismuth , 1641, 2826Boron—/ ■ ■

WiWMrmitz; Paul. F.—Hails as

high energy fuel ... . 2205Cadmium . _ . . 1641,2326Cobalt - 1641,2326Copper v 1641.1777,1994.2108,

2326, 2542. 2898Gold . 1641.1777,1994.2326Lead v - 1641. 1777, 1994. 2326Vuillequez, Jean—Reports on worldlead production in 1957 —— 2518

Magnesium - --a—1641, 2326Nickel —— —1641, 2326Platinum —1641,2326Quicksilver — 1641, 2326Silver 1641, 1777, 1994, 2326.Statistics—* . -

Monthly .. 1641, 1777, 1994, 2108,2320, 2542, 2898

Woeklv . 1533,1641,1777,1872,1944, 2108, 2214. 2326. 2434,

2542, 2646, 2786, 2898Thorium ■

Treat, ». Becker- Discusses usesof thorium and the rare earths 1726

Tin 1641, 2326Cranium

Brenmm, John E.—Discusses useas fuel for European utilities. .. 2304

Steers, Newton I., Jr.—Discusses •outlook for ; —.1711

Zinc . 1641, 1777, 1994. 2108. 2326. 2898'Vuillequez, Jean —- Reports on

world zinc production in 1957 . 2518,Zinc Oxide 1641, 1994, 232(1

Tiorr, David, Burnham A: Co.-*-Addresses Association of Customers'Brokers . ....... 1713

Nourse. Edwin G., Former Chairman,Council of Economic Advisers — ;■

Statement before Joint EconomicCommittee on The Relationship of ;r

, .Prill's to Economic Stability Ar ii

April-June

)■ ,(.'iowth---

27-14

. Ii

Oakes, Charles E., Chairman of theBoard, Pennsylvania Power N-Light Company -

Addresses 26th Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Conv.

Oliscrvations by A. Wilfred May. Seeunder Regular Features

Ogden. Chester F., Vice-President, The IDetroit Edison Company-— , j;

As Chairman of Business Survey iCommittee of National Associa-; ' ■

tion of Purchasing Agents issuesreport. ... ...1502. 1981..252-1

Addresses American Management ;Association Special Conference on LCompetitive Pricing - 160|>

Ohio Ba'nkers Association— • •:

Elects Luring L. Gelbach as Pres- <:

dent 2307Oil Bee under Petroleum—

Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter, price tindex weekly 1533,1641,1777, •

1873, 1994, 2208, 2214, 2326. j2434, 2*42, 2646, '2786, 28!»ft

O'Connell, Hon. James T., Under-Sec¬retary of Labor of the United rStates— ■

Addresses American ManagementAssociation..* 1620

O'Connor, John B., President, Drosses !'Industries, Inc.—

Address on the occasion of receiving• Honorary Degree of Doctor inCommercial Sciences from St.

Bonaventure's University 2303O'Leary, James J., Director Economic

Research, Life Insurance Associa¬tion of America—

Addresses The First Dallas Meeting•of the National Industrial Con¬

ference Boari^ ■ 1706Our Reporter on Governments. Seeunder Regular Features.

Our Reporter's Report. See underRegular Features.

Over-the-Counter Market. See underStock and Bond Quotations.

Overby, Andrew N., Vice-President,The First Boston Corporation.

Addresses National Conference of

Organizations on InternationalTrade Policy I 1732

Pacific Stock Exchange—Holds series of meetings to explainoperations of the Exchange 2411

Operates own ticker system 1517Record. See Stock and Bond Quota¬

tions. 'To increase Commissions 1756

Page, Frederick W., Vice-President,Tri-Continenetal Corporation—

Addresses Southeastern Electric Ex-

eliange__ ■— 1607Painter, J. Andrew, Vice-President,

First National City Bank of NewYork—

As Chairman of Committee on In¬stallment Credit, Issued report at

■ 62nd Annual Convention of New'York Slate Bankers' Association- 2862

Palyi, Melchoir—-Decries our vulnerable credit struc¬ture ; 1839

Discusses the stability of the dollar. price of gold — — 2501

^aper and Pulp Industry—Moise, William L. — Considers in¬vestment aspects of the paper in¬dustry, especially in New England 2863

Pensions. See also Labor Conditions.

O'Connell, James T. — Discusseslegislation for pension and wel¬fare funds 1620

Wortham, Howard F.—Favors self-insured pension funds.— 2292

Perkins, Richard S., Vice-Chairman,First National City Bank of New ..

PageYork and Chairman, City Farm¬ers' Trust Co.—

Addresses 62nd Annual Conventionof the New York State Bankers'Association 1 2866

Perkinson, L. C., Vice-President for.Finance, American Cyanarnid Co.—

Addresses Spring Meeting of theAmerican Chemical Society. 2876

Personal income in the United States"

1873,2434Petroleum—. ' •: ■

Ash, W. M. V.—Discusses new de¬velopments in the petrochemicalindustry 2065

Crude oil production—Monthly*. _..177?, 2326. 2898Weekly 1533, 1641. 1777, 1873,

->. 1994, 2108, 2214. 2326,' 2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

Fcurton. Leslie E.—Reviews' futurefor oil equities. 1711

. Hints, LeRoy H.—Discusses prob¬lems in oh industry and oil de¬velopments on the West Coast— 2285

Norr, David—Discusses significanceof hi imports 1713

Rhoades, Ralph O. — Discussesproblems in the Middle East—2718

Pharmaceutical Industry—Becker, Stephen W.—Sees favorableoutlook lor the eirug industry--.. 1714

Connor, John T. Discusses theglobal war against disease .—.- 2880

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exch.—Chairmen oi Standing Committeesappointed- — 1510'

Record. See under Stock anil Bond

Quotations.Pierce, Henry H., Jr.. "Bank Commis-

sitiner, State ot Connecticut—Adilre'sses 38th Annual Conferencevof National Association of , MutualSavings Banks 2181

Pittsburgh S*ock Exchange Record. Seeunder Stock and Bond Quotations. «■

Portland cement, production..., 1641,2108, 2326

Prices—

Allen. Carl E.—Discusses our pricingmechanism'-.. 1614

Backman, Jules--Discusses miscoa-

ceptions about price behavior —2617Bernstein, Peter L.- Sets downward» pressure on the price level 2283Commodity Prices, wholesale. Seeunder "C."

Cost of living reports. See under-C."

Farm. See under Farmer,

liuiaiion. See under *T"McDonnell, William A. — Decrieswage-price spiral _ 2724

Means, Gardiner C. — Discussesadministrative prices 2616

Nourse, Edwin G.—Discusses Em¬ployment Act's effect on thestabilization of prices 2506

Ogden, Chester F. —Discusses over¬

coming pricing problems confront¬ing buyers and sellers— ,— 1608

Retail. See under FairchildPublications— J V ......

Shield, Lansing; P.—Discusses wage-

price race — * * 2394Prospective Offerings. See underRegular Features-

Public Report—See U. S. A. TreasuryDepartment—

Public Relations—See under

AdvertisingPublic- Utilities Industries-Edison Electric Institute, 26th

'

Annual Convention,Addresses by-Brace, Lloyd D.—Capital Re¬quirements in an InflationaryEra 2713

Bridges, Hon. Styles —The Chal¬lenges to Free Enterprise 2715

Cordjner, Ralph J.—The Shapeof Things to Come 2722

DeLorenzo, Anthony G .— ThePlace of Public Relations inModern Management * 2731

Drumm, S. L.—Is Your TopManagement '"Tops?" 2743

Gros, Robert R. — The Count¬down to Oblivion 2737

Knapp, ®herman R.--Where DoWe Go From Here—and HowDo We Get There?— 2745

Lindseth, Elmer L.—CompetitiveAtomic Power—Today's Chal-lenge, Opportunity 2729

McAfee, J. W.—Obligations andChallenges to Electric UtilityIndustry ,____ 2713

Moree*M, Admiral Ben—The HighCost of Redemption— 2740

Oakes, Charles E. — A Broad-

Gauge Employee InformationProgram is Mandatory.— 2744

Tatum, C. A., Jr.—Better Sellingis a Must— 2742

Electric Power Survey Committeeissues' 23rd semi-annual elec¬tric power survey—, 2747

Elects new officers^ 2763Electrical Industry—Brennan, John E.—Weighs meritsof coal or urahium as fuel for

European power ; 2304Cisler, Walker L. — Discussesatomic electric power plants 2509

Hartwell, Robert W. — Discussesdevelopment of nuclear powerplants 2610

Investment Bankers Assh. of

America opposes T.V.A. expan-

sioiT,plan 2730. McKinney, Hon. Robert—Discusses

role of United States fuels for

power throughout the world 2296. Robinson. Myles E. — Surveys

nuclear power prospects 1505Electricity Production— *

Monthly —1641, 1994, 2898Weekly 1533, 1641, 1777,

1873. 1994, 2108, 2214,2326, 2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

Gas Industry— \

American Gas Association issuesfavorable report on Industry'sprospects 1872

Gas Manufacturers Associationannual meeting hears favorablereport by E*. J. Funk, Jr 1872Sales 4. 1641, 2108, 2326, 2898

Walker, Tom P.—Discusses out¬look for gas transmissioncompanies 2169

Natural Gas. See under Petroleum-

Page, Frederick W.—Discusses utility/.'■ common stocks as an investment. 1607Securities Market Review. See under

Regular Features— • ■ "

Gadsby, Edward N. — Reviewsredemption restrictions in utilitybonds — 2855

Public Works Programs— •

Abbott. Charles C. — Discerns no 'cure-all value in public worksprogram 2615

Baruch, Bernard M.—Suggests self-liquidating public works programsat a local level 1489

Byrd, Hon. Harry F.—Approves ofsound public works .1502

Eccles. Marriner S.—-Favors tax cut ; ;;over public works program-!—1854

Guastella, Arthur R. — Sees no

socialism in public works programs 1853

QQuinn, William J., President, The

Milwaukee Road—

Addresses Joint Meeting of North¬west Shippers Advisory Board andthe Traffic Club of Minneapolis. - 1501

RRailroads'— ■. v/L"- -'TBarrJger, John W.—Holds railroadsmust .consolidate to survive 1597

Freight car loadings! weekly1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,1994,2108,2214,2326,2434, 2542, 2646, 2786. 2898

Freight car output—____ 1641, 2108. 2898Gross and net compilation 2108.2326Locomotive units installed. ...1641, 1994Index of employment—164L 2108, 2542Looinis, Daniel P.—Discusses legis¬lative proposals favorably affect- 'irig the railroad industry 2402

Quinn, William J.—Offers optimisticview of industry's future 1501

Securit ies Market Review* See underRegular Features.

Selected income anil balance sheet

. items _ : _ __ 1533, 2214, 2542Simpson, 11. E. Asks same regula¬tory rules be applied to each, form :of transportation 2514

SuHace Transportation Subcommit¬tee of Senate Committee on In¬terstate and Foreign 'Commerceproposals . _ 2078

Real Estate—

Colean. Miles L.—Outlines future ofreal estate financing *_ 26.14

Graves, H. Walter—Sees new recordlevel for in 1958 1966

Reboul, J. JJ., Assistant- Vice-President,The Chase Manhattan Bank—

Elected President of the New York

Chapter of the Robert Morris As¬sociates A—._ 2630

Recession, views on, by-Alexander, Henry C.—Suggests taxcut to curb ! 2281

Anderson, Hon. Robert B.—Expectsearly resumption v of economicgrowth —1837

Backman, Jules—Discusses six re¬cessions in past 35 yeafsAl... ^ 2617

Baird, Julian B.—Reviews Adminis¬tration's steps to correct - 2169

Bernstein, Peter L.—Foresees an ex¬tended recession.-, , 2283

Brozen, Yale- Discusses tax nut toheld end ----- •____ 1962

Butler. William F.—Outlines causesol current recession __ 2861

Oarothers, Neil—Holds Congress isresponsible for 1599

Clark, Colin—Analyzes causal, fac¬tors responsible for _*"2410,

Dillon, Hon. C. Douglas—Sees our

foreign aid as strong plank inour anti-recession drive 1712

Dorsey, Harold B.—Firid.s It diffi¬cult to determine time and levelof low point_______ ; 1703

Eccles, Marriner S.—Holds Govern¬ment should engage in deficit fi¬nancing in period of__ 1854

Eisenhower, Hon. Dwight—DiscussesGovernmental anti-recession ac-

tion • 2281

Fnlbriglit, Hon. J. William—BlamesGovernment inflationary excessesfor 2179

Gainsbrugh, Martin R.—Holds re¬

cession is at or near end 2611

Hagedorn, George G.—Holds tax re¬duction is weapon against. 2408

llall, Orville J.—Concludes recessionmay level off by Fall 1610

Hayes, Alfred—Sees signs that bot¬tom of recession is near— 2389

Jacoby, Neil H.—Criticizes dilatoryresponse to 1701

Joseph, Stephen L.—Offers invest¬ment pointers for period of 1957

Johnson, R. B.—Analyzes recession'sprincipal facets 2510

Kane, John E.—Avers personal in¬come tax cut would reduce spreadof 2291

Knowles, James W.—Describes in¬creased severity of k. 1951

Livingston, J. A.—Discusses-treatingthis recession ____: 2071

May, A. Wilfred— Suggests "anti¬recession remedies ; 1492

McDonnell, William A.— Discussesanti-refcession bills 2289

McKinley, Gordon W.—Avers intel¬ligent notion by Federal Govern¬ment can shorten— 1597, 2716

Means, Gardiner C.—Discusses ad¬ministrative prices in a recession 2616

Murray, Roger F.—Sees period ofstability ahead 1 1847

Nixon, Hon. Richard M.—Discussesactions to reverse recession. ...1949

Palyi, Melchior—Discusses ^effect oncommercial backing 1839

Reierson, Roy L.:—Foresees likeli¬hood for gradual leveling out of 2174

Rolfe, Sidney E.—Offers -two anti¬recession proposals 1715

Rukeyser, Merryle S.—Warns againstunsound recession remedies 2186

Shanks, Carrol M. — Deplores un-

stabilizing reduction in Federalspending in the three postwar re¬cessions ... * 1489

Slichter, Sumner H.—Guesses slowrecovery will occur in secondquarter — 1949

Tyson, Robert C.—Discusses a re¬cession with inflation 2057

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f Varf Cleave, Robert—Sees recessionCaching close to bottom . 2286

Vieser, Mil ford A, — Warns worstmay not be over_,——— 1848

> Weeks, Hon, Sinclair—Calls for less "recession talk——— 2183

v

Wright, J. O.—Holds we do nothave a true recession——-I..... 2063

Yntema. O. T. — Urges temporarytax reduction to, end recession—2186

Redemption calls and - sinking fundnotices _ll'„.1584, 1692, 1826, 1934,

• • 2044, 2158, 2268, 23v6,2486. 2592. 2 /00, 2838, 2948

Reed, C. A., President, vvinrla-Whip,Inc.— * ■ : '•

Discusses rapid growth of soft icecreum industry 1619

Regular Features— , ,"

As We See It '.weekly editorial) See1 unucr Editorial Comment - '

Ban., anu jiis^rance .u.waj.—1517.iGUo, 175.1,1862, 19 <o. 2679. 2193,

2314, 2412, 2523, 262.9, 2 /68, 2865- Business Man's Booksnen—-.1636.

1644, 1780, 1876, 1996, 2112,2216,2328, 2436, 2648, 2788.2900

Coming Events in the InvestmentField —.—1496, 1606, 1708, 1884,

■

. .' • 195t>, 2064,2176, 2288,2396, 2544, 2612, 2720, 2(500

Dealer-Broker Investment Recom¬mendations and Literature—.1496,1604, 1708, 1844,1956, 2064,2176,

2288, 2396, 2598, 2612, 2720. 2860Einzlg. Paur,, analyses and condi¬tions in Great Britain and Europe1495, 1605, 1720, 1854, 1068, 2062,

•

2182, 2305,2396, 2522, 2625,2736.2876From Washington Ahead of the,

•

News :-L-1500, 1603, 1714, 1843,•. v;;• v 7 1901,2073,2185.2292,

•v.- I 2402,2514,2620.2718.2862Mutual Funch»!:---.-1534, 1642, 1778,

1866^992, 2057, 2212, 2324,r 2432, 2540,2644, 2784, 2890

New issue Calendar-,—1527, 1635,1771. 1877, 1987, 2103, 2207,2319, 242-7, 2535, 2639, 2779. 2801

NSTA Notes 1606:1064.2176,i 2288. 2508, 2012

•- Observations by A. Wilfred May1492, 1600, 1704, 184L.T953, 2057,2172, 2284, 2392,'2505,"'2608, 2717, 2856

Otir Reporter on Govts. —1525, 1631,1776,1869, 1983, 2080. 2195,2309, 2424. 2517,-2631. 2766, 2865

Our Reporter's Report..,."—,1532,1640,1776, 1844, 1995, 2215, :

'

2323, 2433,; 2543,.2647, 2787.Prospective Offerings.,—1530, 1638,

1774, 1881, 1990, 2106. 2210,*'

■ 2322, 2430, 2538/2642,2782, 2801Public Utility Socurities_£l510,1623,

1759; 1858, 1077, 2101. 2190.1

M '-2308, 2404, 2633. 2721, 2099Railroad Securities/— i„1518,1621,

■: ■ 17»J4, 1865, 1984, 2099. 2201,2307, 2433, 2511, 2785, 2809

Securities Now in Registration .

- 1526, 1634, 1770, 1877, 1986.2LQ2.2206, 2318, 242,0. 2534. 2038. 2778, 2890

Securities Salesman's Corner. 1510,1604, 1733, 1865, 1964,- 2072. 2201, '

■ 2313; 2414, 2527, 2630, 2771. 2876Security I Like Best-.—1499. 1598,

1702, 1838, 1950. 2058, 2170,2282, 2390, 2502, 2606. 2714, 2855

State of Trade and Industry1.1493,1601, 1704, 1840, 1952. 2060. 2172,

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2284, 2393, 2504, 2608, 2717, 2856The Market and You by„ WallaceSCreete -1—1504. 1612, 1717,1852.

1965, 2072,.2184, 2297;2405* 2516, 2020,.2728, 2868

Washington and You—,111536, 1644,1 .1 1780-, 1884, 1996, 2112, 2216,

2328. 2436, 2544? 2648. 2788, 2900Reierson, Roy L., Vice' President and

Chief Economist, Bankers TrustCompany— , i' "v:

Issues study, "The Investment—Out¬look for 1958" .1——.-; 1752

Addresses 38th Annual-Conferenceof National Assn. of Mutual Sav¬ings Banks —...—_ ,— 2174

Renberg, Wernet, "Business .Week"—Wins ."Loeb" financial reporting

' .award-——'———.,— 2716Rhoaiies, Ralph O.. Senior Vice-Pres¬

ident, .Gulf Oil Corp.— ,.v "Addressef Semi-Annual $4edting ofNational Petroleum Assn<^—1--1-27J8

Riefler, Winfield W., Assistant to—.Chairman of the Board of Gov-- ernors, Federal Reserve System-- •

Addresses Money and ; BankingWorkshop, Federal Reserve*.Bank 'of Minneapolis ../.v.—1- 2605

Robertson, Hon. A. W., United StatesSenator from Virginia— /

Re-assured that recent outflow ofgold does not endanger bank re¬serves >».———— — 2733

Robinson, Myles E., Director, Dept..of Coal Economics, National Coal -Assn.— ; ■ ' : ,

Addresses Maryland Coal Associa¬tion , .1— _— 1505

Rodgers, Raymond, Professor of Bank¬ing, Graduate School ofc Business 'Administration, New York Univ.-—

Addresses Annual StockholdersLuncheon, Federal Home Loan ..>j:Bank of Cincinnati 1408

Addresses Illinois Bankers' Assn.. .2503

Rogers, Donald I., Business aijd Fi-nanci&l Editor, New York "HeraldTribune" offers optimistic eco-.

nomiq. view for 1958 /I. 1503Addresses the American * Mgnage-1 ment Association . 2398

Rolfe, Sidney E., Economist, C. I. T.Financial Corp.—

Addresses National InstalmentCredit Conference of the' 'Amer¬ican Bankers' Assn_!.—! 1715'

Rowe, John JL., Resident Manager,Blair and Co.—

Discusses United States- tariffs..,— 2085Rubber Manufacturers'"Association-—.Gives shipments, production and in¬ventory -..1 —..1641, 2108,23§G

Rubin, Edward P.. Partner, SecuritySupervisors, Investment Counsel¬lors-— - ' ■ I. . . , 1

Addi esses 22nd Annual * Central-States Group Conference of the

' 'Investment Bankers Assn. of

America; .__._____1—______ 1491Rukeyser, Merryle S,.— *" •

Warns against unsound) recession •

remedies 1—____ 2186

PageRussia—-

Barnes, Wendell B.—Warns U.S.S.R.plans to penetrate world markets 2734

Connor, Jolm F.—'-Discusses med¬icine in Russia .. 2880

Dillon, Hon. C. Douglas--Calls U. S. 'aid mandatory- as Russia is woo¬

ing less developed countries—___T712Dulles. Allen Vv.—-Details manyfacets of Khrusnchev's challenge 2295

'

Gray, Gordon— Warns wo mast. r. 1maintain a strong defense against 2870

Hoffman, H. Leslie— Outlines our '*scienti.ic battle with , 2726

Miller, Kenneth it,—Warns of ltus-. sia's expansion in the economic , * 1field 2858

O'Connor, John B. -Discuses ideaof Soviet Academy of Sc.cnoe— ... 2303

SunnebiTg, Waiter—Sugge t.; c liin ;Soviet's bl.ul o t ueat 1626

White, Charles M.-—Holds (Ul i..ionthat America cannot fall hurts us

in our race against Russia 2074

San Francisco Stock Exchange. SeePacific Coast Stock Exchange.

Saul. Ralph S.—Appointed Associate Director of Di¬vision of Trading and Exchangeof. Securities and Exchange Com- ,

mission . ,2869Savings banks. See under Banks andBanking ■ <

Savings and Loan Association*-'Rodgers, Raymond—Discusses, hu¬ll pact of monetary policy _change 1.1-.

on 1. __ 1498Scafuro, Francis X., Vice-President,

Bank of America (International)Addresses International Managerl; meat Assn. ,—1845Schapiro; Morris A..-, President, M. A.

Scliaplro and Co., Inc.— . ,

Addresses ; Providence Chapter ofthe American Institute ol' Bank-ing 1..1 — 11 2078

Schellbach, Lewis, Vice-President andEconomist, Standard and Poor'sCorp.— 1-. 1/1 ■

Addresses Seventh Annual Conven¬tion of the Copper and BrassWarehouse Assn. 1 .--.2. 2867

Schmidt, Emerson P., Director for "- Economic Research, Chamber of '

Commerce of the United States—Discusses methods for business to

speed the upturn .. j 285«.Securities and Exchange Commission—Gadsby, Edward N., Chairman—Discusses proposed legislation re¬

garding acceleration policies_>_y_ 217Redesignated as Chairman 274'Discusses redemption restrictionsIn utility bonds J.. 285.

Saul, Ralph S.—*Appointed Associate Director ofDivision of Tradingand Ex¬changes ... -llri 286t

Securities Market. See Stock Market 1Securities Now in Registration. See y

under Regular Features.Security Salesman's Corner. See un¬der Regular Features . 1

Security I Like Best. See under Reg- ?ular Features. 1

Seller, J. Martin, Executive Vice-President, A. J. Armstrong Co. iInc.— j'.'.. ■, (j ,.y' j -j'l, ill.

Outlines eommercial finance com¬

panies' role in present day lend¬ing field ——.— 233.

Senate. See under U. S. A., Congress.Shamer, George P.—Writes urging limiting credit tosavings to" avert cyclical Insta¬bility . —- 207'

Shanks, Carroll M., President, ThePrudential Insur. Co. of America

Discusses government spending andthe economy 148:

Shapiro, Benjamin, Vice-President,Dollar Savings Bank of the Cityof New York--- »,

Elected President of the Mortgageand Real Estate Forum of Stateof New York„_ 253(

Shattuck. Leroy A., Jr., Professor ofFinance, Univ. of Pittsburgh—

Reviews joint ownership implica¬tions of securities and other

property .__-l,_^__l--' 173CShield, Lansing P., President, The

Grand Union Co.—, 1 i >

Address Upon receipt of "GroceryMan of the Year" award of the

Grocery Manufacturers' -Reprt-■

sentatives 2394

Shoemaker, James W., Partner,Scliwabacher and Company-

Discusses the investment bankers'role in financing business 1954

Silbert, Theodore H., President, Stanchard and Financial Corp.—

Issues survey, "The Relation BetweenCommercial Finance CompanyLoans and the Business Cycle". 2079

Silver. See Non-ferrous Metal Market

Simmons, Francis E., Manager, Wash¬ington Office, American ViscoseCorp.—.

Discusses United States world trade

policy 2-_- 2068Simpson, H. E., President, Baltimore

and Ohio Railroad—

Addresses Annual Convention ofVeteran Employees Assn. of theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad„__— 2514

Slichter, Sumner H., Lamont Univ.Professor. Harvard University—

Statement before Finance Committeeof the United States Senate 1949

1. Spitz. Richard — Takes issuancewith —— —— 2787

Small Business Administration. Seeunder U. S. A. Depc. of Commerce

Smith, George Cline, Vice-Presidentand Economist, F. W. Dodge Corp.

Addresses 33rd Annual Conference,American Industrial DevelopmentCouncil —: 2082

Authors panoramic analyses of theAmericanl economy — 2391

Smith, WintKfop II., Directing Partner,ch, Pierce. Fennel* ands Annual Report-.,—- 1779

Merrill LlSmith iss|

Spitz, RichijWrites

economl

Social SecufCongress-

ilyzing problems of our2787

[y Act. See under U. S. A.,

PageSonneberg, Walter—Criticizes our foreign policy (Letterto Editor) yi—2 y_ 1626

Soss, Wilma, Presiuent, Federation ofWomen Shareholders—

To act as moderator at "Current"

. Events and Your Investments"Luncheon 1.x 1710

Soule, Don M., Assistant Professor ofBIconomics, Uhlv. of Illinois—

Details need for reducing corporateincome tax l.'_ll.ly ..'2298

South America. See under LatinAmerica— //

Spahr, Walter E., Economist-Discusses our economic dictatorship 1765

Sprinkel, Beryl W., Economist, HarrisTrust and Savings Banks—

Addresses Chicago Mortgage BankersAssociation _,_„_1.___1__ 1848

Stans, Maurice II., Director, Bureau01 Budget, Executive Ofiice of thepresident—

Oiiers new look at the Budget— 24U0State Department. See under U. S.A.State of Trade and Industry. See un¬der Regular Features. " •'

Stauffer, Har.s, Siamfer ChemicalCompany-

Addresses the Subdivision of Chem¬ical Management Division of ■

Industrial and Engineering Chcm-. . isjtry at the Spring Meeting of

1. the American Chemical Society 2868Steel., See Iron and Steel. V y y

Stcers, Newton I.-, Jr.', President,Atomic Development M u t twi JFund, Inc.— -

'

Discusses outlook for the uranium

.1 inaustry .^.11——1716Steinberg, David, New York •"Herald

Tribune"— " ■;Wins "Loeb" business reportingaward . : 2761

"

Steiner, Hugo, President, H u g 0

Steiner, Inc.— ' " •

Discusses . redemption of debentures,•• • Ijof tile Federal National. Mortgage

Assn. — i! 1966Stock and Bond Quotations and SalesAmerican, Stock Exchange 1567,

■ 167311809, 1917, 2027, 2141, 2249,'2359, 2469. 2575,■ 2681, 54*21;.2931'

Total Vdlume —1571, 1677, 1813,-• 1921, 2031; 2145, 2253, 2363,

2473,2579, 2685, 2825, 2935Boston Stock Exchange^.. 1572, 1679,> 1814, 1922, 2032, 2146, 2254, 1

2364,2474,2580, 2686, 282b, 2936Canadian Stock Exchange.. ..1576, «.

v. -1682,1818, 1926, 2036, 2151, 2258, .

2368,2478,2584,2690.2830,2940Cincinnati Stock Exchange 1572,

1679, 1814, 1922? 2032, 2146, 2254,2364,2474,2580,2686,2826,2936

Detroit Stock Exchange^._1572, 1679,1814, 1922, 2032, 2146, 225.4,2364, 2474, 2580, 2680, 2826, 2936

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Aver-1 age ..1571,1677,1813,1921,

2031, 2145, 2253f»2363,2473,2579, 2685, 2825, 2935

Midwest Stock Exchange.1573, 1679,1814, 1922, 2032, 21445, 2254,2364, 2474, 2580, 2686, 2826,2936

Montreal Stock Exchange 1576,1682, 1818, 1926, 2036, 2149, 2257,

2368, 2478, 2583, 2689, 2829. 2939Moody's Bond Price Averages andYields 1533,1641,1777,1873,

1994,2108, 2214, 2326, ,

2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2896Weighted average yield -on com¬mon stocks 1533, 1777, 2434, 2646

New York Stock Exchange .1551,1657, 1793, 1901, 2011, 2125, 2233,

2343, 2453, 2559, 2665, 2805. 2915Total Volume ..1571, 1677, 1813,

1921, 2031, 2145, 2253, 2363, "2473, 2579, 2685, 2825, 2935

Over-the-Counter—Banks and trust companjes._1531,1687, 1823, 1931, 2041, 2155, 2263,

2373, 2483. 2589. 2695, 2835. 2945Industrial Slock Averages, Na¬tional Quotation Bureau. Inc.

1571,1677, 1813, 1921,2031, 2145, 2253, 2363.2473,2579. 2685, 2825, 2935

Industrial and utilities —1581,1687, 1823,1931,2041, 2155, 2263,

2373, 2483, 2589, 2695, 2835, 2945Insurance companies—1582, 1688,

1824,1932,2042, 2156, 2264,2374, 2484, 2590. 2696, 2836, 2946

Mutual Funds—J 582, 1688, 1824,1932, 2042, 2156, 2264.

2374, 2484, 2590, 2696, 2836, 2946Recent Security Issues...—1582,

1688,1824, 1932, 2042,2156,2264, 2374, 2484,

2590, 2696, 2836,2946U. S. Bills and Notes, GovernmentAgency Obligations._1582, 1688,

1824,1932, 2042, 2156,2264,2374, 2484, 2590

2696,2836,2946Pacific Coast Stock Exchan^e__lc74,

1680,1816, 1924, 2034,2148, 2256, 2366, 2476,

2582, 2688, 2828,2038Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock"Exchange —1575, 1681, 1817,

1925, 2035, 2149, 2257, 2367,2477.2583, 2689, 2829,2939

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange 1575,.3 681, 1817, 1925, 2985,2149, 2257, 2367, 2477,

2583, 2689,2829,2939Securities Exchange Commission oddlot transactions 011 the New YorkStock Exchange —..1533, 1641,

1777, 1873,1994, 2108, 2214,2326, 2434. 2542. 2646, 2786,2898

Securities and Exchange CommissionRound Lot Transactions, per ac-"count of members of the NewYork Stock Exchange..1533, 1641,

1777, 1873,1994,2108,2214, 2326, 2434,

254k, 2646, 2786, 2898Securities and Exchange Stock PriceIndex 1571, 1677, 1813, 1921,

2031,2145, 2253, 2363,; - 2473, 2579, 2685, 2825, 2935Toronto Stock Exchange.1577, 1683,

1819, 1927, 2032, 2151, ?259,2369, 2479, 2585, 2691, 2831,2947

Stock Market analyses and viewpoints1491, 1607, 1710, 1711, 1714,1716, 1752, 1841, 1954, 1957,1975, 2061. 2062, 2065, 2075,

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2084,2169,2292,2607,2610,2726,2863

.Loeb, Gerald M.—Suggests students *

adopt securities business as a< * career 2860Over-the-Counter Market reviewed

by Ira U. Cobleigh — Completewith tables and list's 1701

Shattuck, Leroy A., Jr.—Discussesjoint ownership implications 1730

Stocksholdcrs:

Engel, Louis H.'—Discusses needfor more stockholders. 2398

Rogers, Donald I. — Appraisesstockholders' present status 2398

Stock transactions for Odd-Lot ac¬

count of Odd-Lot Dealers and Spe¬cialists on the New York Stock 1

Exchange —.1533, 1641, 1777, 1873,1994, 2108, 2214, 2326,2434, 2542, 2646, 2786, 2898

Round-lot transactions for account

Ot members of the New YorkStock Exchange .1533, 1641, 1777,1873, 1994, 2i08, 2214, 2326. 2434,

: . , T 2542, 2646, 2/80, 2898Stoufler, Paul W.—

Named Public Relations AccountExecutive of Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc. 1967

Strike, Clifford S., President, F. H.V-McGraw and Company-Addresses Second Annual "FactoryMagazine" Awards Banquet 2728

Sullivan, George v\, Editor, "The IronAge"— Vv . . V

Addresses 40th Annual Meeting ofthe American Zinc Institute... 2066

Sutton, C. E., Jr., Manager-Market¬ing, Service Shops Department,General Electric Co.—

Addresses Tccnnical Association of

Pulp and Paper Industries.. 1608Szymczak, M. S., Member, Board of

Governors, Federal Reserve Sys¬tem— Vy\;

Addresses Chicago Assn. of Com-mercc and Industry 1710

TTalbott, Philip M., President, Cham¬

ber of Commerce of the United

.'States—' j •

Addresses National Office Furniture

Assnu 1705. Addresses. Washington Real Estate

Board. Inc. v. 2721.Tailaiuy, Bertram D., Federal High¬

way Administration—Outlines United States Highway

'

Program ... 2309Tatiim, C. A;, Jr., President and Gen¬

eral Manager, Dallas Power and . *Light Co.— ■ 1' y

Addresses 26t.h Annual Edison Elec¬tric Institute Convention 2742

Tax Opinions by-Alexander, Henry C.-*-Urges fivebillion dollar tax cut 2281

Anderson, Hon. Robert B. — Dis¬cusses tax reform proposals.. 1837

Astarlta, George C.—Suggests a lower ■'

"but better tax structure 1971Baird, Julian B.—Questions advisa¬bility of income tax cut 2169

Baruch, Bernard M. — Asserts itwould be folly to cut taxes 1489

Brozen, Yale—Discusses tax cuts toend the recession....... 1962

Butler, William F.—Advises againsttax cut unless present downturn

* does not ■ reverse.. 2070

Clark, Colin—Terms United Statedas overtaxed country 2410

Colbert, L. L.—Urges reforming oftax policy .... 2300

Eccles, Marrioer S.—Wants tax cutnow ..— 1854

Eisenhower, Hon. Dwight D.—Baysbi-partison tax decision will betaken shortly 2281

Fairless^* Benjamin F.—Advises tax .

reforms rather than tax cut 2389

Fulhright, Hon. J. William-—Findstax cut provide least flexible toolfor achieving economic stability. 2179

Graves, H. Walter—Advocates taxreduction and refoim...1966

Hagcdorn. George G. — Prescribestax reduction as an anti-recession

weapon ^ 2408Hoffman, II. Leslie—Urges Revisionof tax system to encourage initia¬tive

.. ... 2726Jacoby, Neil H.—Offers unorthodoxFederal tax program1701

. Johnson, R. B.—Favors temporarytax cut ; : ... 2510

Kane, John E.—Discusses personalincome tax reduction, 2201

McConnick, Edward T. OpposesLax cut ....... 1616

Means, Gardiner C.—Advocates per¬sonal tax cuts.... __ 2616

Nadler, Marcus •— Favors tax cutprogram to another boost in Fed-

- oral spending __—... 1.; 2527Nixon, Hon. Richard M.—Holds iffurther action is required laxcuts precede spending.. 1949

Reierson, Roy L.—Discusses tax re-auction program 2174

Rukeyser, Merryle S. — Urges long-term tax reform... 2186

Shanks, Carrol M.—Urges substan¬tial across-tfle-board income taxcut ... 1489

Shattuck, Leroy A., Jr.—Discussestax 011 jointly owned property.. 1730

Slichter, * Sumner H. — Discussestemporary reduction in excisetaxes y..——1949

Sbule, Don M.—Outlines need -

reducing corporate income tax 2298Talbott, Philip M.—Calls for cut in personal incometax — 1705

Urges Federal tax revision..—_ 2729Tyson, Robert C.—Calls for im¬mediate tax reform.——2057

Yntema, T. O.—Urges temporary taxreduction to end recession — 2186

Taylor, Earle V., Vice-President,Crocker-Anglo National Bank —

Elected President of MortgageBankers Assn. of Northern Calif. 2527

Taylor, Reid—Urges return to goldconvertibility —» —• 2501

Television and Electrorics IndustriesHoffman, H. Leslie—Discusses com¬mercial research for —..— 2726

LaTourette, W. I. — Reports oa

larger electronics companies—__ 2726Mead, Edgar T„ Jr. — Describesinvestment opportunities insmaller electronics firm 2610

• - - -PageWitting, Chris J.—Studies appliance-television Industry 1499

Temple, Alan H., Executive Vice-President, First National' City, -

Bank- of New Yorfk—Addresses

Eight Annual Business and Fi-,nance Forum —: —— 2747

13 Banks for Cooperatives. See underFarmer. , '

Tilct, Jean A., Belgian Consul m NewYork City — Discusses American

i- firm manufacturing in Europe.1846Tires—See under Rubber Industry.Toronto. See under Canada. .

Treasury Dept. r t m e r. t. See underU. S.. A., Treasury Department. . .

Treat, S. Becker/ "Vice-President-.Sales, Lindsey Chemical Co.—Ad¬dresses Atomic Energy Conferencesponsored by Atomic IndustrialForum and the National IndustrialConference Board ... ... ...1726

Tyson, Robert C., Chairman, FinanceCommit.ee, • United States 3teelCorp.—Addresses Executives CltiA ofthe Greater Boston Chamber" ofCommerce — .......2057

V •/*;United Nations— . 1-*; . ' ,

Sonnenberg, Walter •— Urges ade¬quate policy force for. 1626

U. S. S. Rl, See Russia. ,1. / •

United' States of Amer.ca—' TllV 1.Agriculture Department—« '* _

Black. John D. — Discusses ex¬tremities of current agricul¬tural policy proposals..!—.... 2184

ll: Crop report; See under Farmer.Atomic Energy Commission--— -

McKinncy, Hon. Robert — Dis*cusses work of new world

agency, the International Atom¬ic Energy Agency.——.—__ 2296

Budget— ! ' ; ' 'Alexander, Henry C. — Urges re¬versal of budgetary policies.... 2281

Stans, Maurice H. — Forecastseitrht to ten billion dollar dcrficit 1 .——2400

Commerce Department—. Emergency Transportation Act

of 1933 - ,'i' . * .

Barriger, John W.—Holds weshould* depart from, and re--turn to Transportation Act of "1920 : ..—<1597

Personal Income 1873;i2434Small Business Administration—-Barnes, Wendell B.—Discusses

/ I • work of 2734U. S. Department of Highways—i

"

Tallamy, < Hon., Bertram- D<—Discusses .^implementing the

" *

'Federal-Aid Highway Act •- of 1958 2309

Comptroller of the Currency,;'Na^tionai banks, reports on, 1; See -

under Bank, and Banking-.. If.-;-': Congress—

Committee on Law Reform of New- *York Chamber of Commerce

urges Congress •to 4egalfa»'wire-.1tapping to fight cTlmo.^.—196T

Finance Committee tof "United , v .

States Senate, statement before <

by—Abott, Charles C ■.^.w.,- 2615Slichter,.Sumner U —... 1949

Joint Committee on the Relationr •' '*

ship of Prices to Economic.:Stability and Growth ——2506

l-v Legislation— *. - ;; ■

Curtis Bill • •■».. 'Pierce, Henry H., Jr<—DLs- „

cusses relative merits of to 1the banking industry 2181

Employment Act . .1..,*!,Nourse, Edwin G. — Analyses:objective and effects of.!—2506

Federal Reserve Board—Sub¬mits proposal to lower Re¬serve requirements ——— 1643

Harris Bill

Walker, Tom P. — Discusses"fight ancnt 2169

Jackson, W. C., Jr.—DiscussesSadlak-Herlang Bill. H. R. 9-10,H. R. 380 and S3497..—I960Social Security Act *.Gracbner, H. C. — Outlines,seven basic facts of...—240<5

Lightner, Milton C.—Urges Con¬gress to correct abuses of unionmonopoly power 1618

Small Business Subcommittee ofthe Senate Banking and Cur¬rency Committee, statements'before by—■

Flora, Carl M. 11 — 1977Graham, Thomas -1-.2084

Subcommittee on Fiscal • Policy,Joint Economic Commitee,statements before by-

Butler, William F._. iO- 2070Hagedorn, George G._ 2408Livingston, J. A ; 2071Yntema, T. O. — 2186

Surface Transportation Subcom¬mittee of Senate Committeeon Interstate •- and ForeignCommerce— ' • *

Announces eight-point railroad^aid plan ————- 2078

Simpson, H. E. — Discusses re¬port of — 2514

Defense Department—Gray, Gordon — Outlines Adminis¬tration's plans for military re¬

organization — 2870Federal Housing Commission—Mason, Norman P.—Discusses newfinancing ideas — the CertifiedAgency Program 18|9

Interior Department— .,■**-

Bridges, Hon. Styles — DeploresTVA expansion 2715

Investment Bankers' Assn. ofAmerican—Opposes TVA expan¬sion plan —— 2730

Moreell, Admiral Ben—DiscussesSecond Hoover Commission Wa¬ter Resources "'and Power TaskForce 2740

Stans, Maurice H.—Reviews Ad¬ministration's policies and pro¬gram dealing with nation's wa¬ters and laud resources 2400

Labor Department— ,j V <Building, construction reports,

monthly — 2108,.2542,2786Employment and payrolls—1873,2434Factory workers hours and earn¬ings weekly 1533, 2434, 2786

O'Connell, James T.-r Discusses

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State Department-Foreign Policy—Balgooyen, H. W. — DiscussesLatin American relations 1504

Bulis, Harry A.—Calls for con-'tinuation of our ReciprocalTrade Agreements Program .... 1500 ;

Castle, Eugene W.— Criticizesforeign aid program 2102

Cortney. Philip — Decries ourtariff program——'— 2609 'i

Dillon. Hon. C. Douglas—-Citesneed of foreign ait! program, 1712

Doan, Lelaiul I.—Discusses Re¬ciprocal Trade Act ...1850

Dulles, Allen W.—Foresees con¬

tinuing cold var battle withRussia I—

Fulbrigbt, Hon. J. WilliamDiscusses mutual assistance

program — —:/ 217!) iGrace, J. Peter—Urges Recip¬rocal Trade and Mutual Aidnffeasurcs — J-— 2294

Overby, Andrew N.—Anajlyzesour foreign aid program 1732 jAgreement Act -— 2085

Simmons, Frances E.—Recom¬mends flexible tariff program 2068 j

Sonneberg, Walter—Decries ourcurrent policies 1026,:

Treasury Department—Debt, gross, direct and guar¬anteed — 1777, 2502

Debt limit, nearness to 1873, 2542*Debt Management—

Casazza, Alfred J,—Sees pos¬

sibility that Treasury debt-moneiization will liitfit long¬er-term bonds — —2062

Livingston, J. A. — Discussesraising Federal debt limit 2071

McDonnell, William A.—WarnsFederal deficit may reachten billion -dollars next year 2289

Deficit Fina'incing—Baruch, Bernard M.- Calls itfolly to resort to 148!)

Brozen. Yale—Discusses Gov¬ernment spending 1662

Butler, William F. —■ Believessubstantial deficit financingin 1956 X—' —— 2070

PageByrd. Hon. Harry F.—Calls forlimiting deficit linancing toessential emergency needs,...1502

Collins, Charles J.- DiscussesFederal pump-priming —J!«Jl

Ecclcs, Marriner S. —Holds Gov- ,

eminent Should engage induring periods cf recession ordepression — ^ 1854

Jackson, W. C., Jr. — Prefersmore liberal monetary policyto deficit financing,,: I960

Means, Gardiner C, Urgessuspension of deficit financ¬ing — —2616

Nadler, Marcus—Prefers tax cutprogram to another boost inFederal spending . -2527^'Lcary,ytfames J. -— Discusses

vo wuysln which Federal •

deficit fir/aacing could be'hapohx-l—, 1706

Van CiCave, Robert — Antici¬pating almost $10 billion

, deficit financing from .July* through December — 2280

Government Securities—Baircl, Julian B.. — Views thelong-term bond market . .. .. 2169

Market transactions in—1994, 2542Risfler, Winfield W. — DirectFederal Reserve interventionin long-terms is not advised 2605

Money in circulation.1777, 1994, 2646Our Reporter on Governments.

See under Regular Features.

United States Economy-Anderson, Hon. Robert B.—Expectsearly resumption of economic '

growth 1837Astarita, George C.—-Discusses tech¬nological improvements to restoreprofit margin — 1971

Anrelius, Marcus J.—Predicts mod¬erate summer gains 1837

Baker, Melvin H.—Sees decade ofgreat prosperity ahead 2512

*

Baruch, Bernard M.~Holds princi¬pal thing to fear is our own folly 1489

Butler, William F,— Offers immedi¬ate and longer term outlook for _ 2861

Carothers,- Neil — Holds labor has» Rowe, John L.—Discusses 'franccaused wage price spiral 1599

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Dorsey, Harold B. — Offers outlookfor the economy .—1.——, 1703

duPont, Pierre S., Ill—Believes ourindustrial progress has just begun 2520 :

Eisenhower, Hon. Dwight D.—Dis¬cusses role of business and laborin the -recovery —2281

Fatries.s, Benjamin F.—Has conl'i- ;dence in our economy .S 2389

Gitlow, A. L. and Diamond. Daniel jE'. — Discuss prossible further eco¬nomic decline :, 1958 JJacoby. Neil H.—Offers program to

speed return of prosperity.,... __J 1701,Kessing, Leonard—Holds there * isnothing wrong with cur economicsystem if it is run intelligentlyand fairly-' — ———2854

Knowles. James W.—Estimates fu¬ture" trends —... 1951;

•

Langum. John K. — Sees certainrecovery 19.75

McCormick, Edward T.—Believes theeconomy will straighten itself out 1616

Miller, Lee P. — Discusses future ;jgrowth of — 1493 ■

Murray, Roger F.—Sees period ofstability again — _ 1847 '.

Nixon, Hon. Richard M. — Offershopeful view of the economy,,. 1949

Rogers, Donald I.—Sees 1958 as ourgreatest year —,1503

Schellbach, Lewis L.—Foresees the <-"Golden Sixties" 2867

Slichter, Sumner H.—Prescribes ways to stimulate theeconomy —— 1949 '

Offers panoramic analysis of the jAmerican economy 2391 j

Sprinkel, Beryl W.—Sees economyresuming upward trend h.— 1848

Talbot, Philip M.—Holds 1958 may be better yearthan 1957 — 1705 j

Sees year of boom in the 1980's... 2729 jTemple, Alan H. —Concludes we haveentered a "bottoming out" period 2747 I

Vieser, Milford A. — Warns worstmay not be over .1—— 1848 J

Weeks. Hon. Sinclair — Avers out¬look is bright for balance of the jyear 2750

April-June

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vVan Cleave. Robert, Vice-President, •;

Research, C, F. Childs and Co.— -

Addresses Capital District League ofSavings and Loan Associations2286

Vermont. University of—Offers course."Economics of Capital Formation",. 2.188Vieser, Milford A., Financial Vice-President, The Mutual Life Insur-'ance Co.—Offers view of presentand future economy..— 1848

Vuiilequez, Jean, Vice-President,American Metal Climax, Inc.—Ad¬dresses Joint Session of the Ameri¬can Zinc Institution, Inc. and LeadIndustries Association —.fe'.:,,, 2518

W

. Wagers. • See under .Labor ConditionsWahlberg. Carl M. — Named Comp¬troller of the Port of New York

. Authority fefe.,,,,—i1964Walker. Tom P., Chairman, Transcon¬tinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Ad¬dresses Texas Group of the Invest¬ment Bankers Assn..of America,:.,, 2169

lardell, Charles W. B., Jr., President,"he Deltic Corp.—Addresses Inter-utioiiai Management Conference..., 2076

Washington and You. See under Regu¬lar Features.

Watson, Thomas J.. Jr., President,:» International Business Machines

Corp. '*-+*■' Elected Public Governor ofNew York Stock Exchange 2412

Weeks. Hon. Sinclair, United StatesSecretary of Commerce—

Addresses 46th Annual Meeting ofthe Chamber of Commerce of the

United States — 2183

Addresses Economic MobilizationConference of the American

Management Assn. 2296Addresses 43rd National Conferenceon Weights and Measures 2750

Wclman, Joseph C., President, Amer¬ican Bankers' Assn.—

Discusses proposed cut ir. reserve*

requirements 1643Addresses 56th Annual Conventionof the American Institute of

Banking 2727

PagFWerle, Edward C.. Vice-Chairman,

New York Stock Exchange— s.

Nominated lor Chairman of New fe,..

York Stock Exchange , 1710Elected ~~ 2215

Westerhoff, R. P., Ford, Bacon and 'Davis, Inc.—Reviews future of am- /monia as. leading product of petro¬chemical industry ——_—_— 2857

White, Charles M., Chairman, Repub-f lie Steel Corp.—Addresses 41st Conference of Na-tional Cpen Hearth Steel Com¬mittee and Blast Furnace CokeOven and Raw Materials Com- fmittee —— — ——— 2074

Addresses Association, of Stock Ex- ,

change Firms — 2513"Who's Who in America"— -

60th Anniversary edition published 1869.Wihnot, Donovan, Vice-P resident, •

Aluminum Co. of America — Ad¬

dresses Aluminum Extruders Con¬

ference ..i 2874Winternitz, Paul F.—Addresses 133rdNational Meeting of;, AmericanChemical Society —2205

j Witting, Chris J., Vice-President; C-on-'! sumtr Products Group, Westing-

house Electric Corp. — Addresses r

j National Credit Conference of the -American Bankers' Assn.— 1499

j Wortham, Howard F., President,| Trainer, Wortham and Co., Inc.—

Addresses 10th Annual Labor-Man- -

! agement Conference at Rutgers—_ 2292! Wright, J. O., Vice-President, Ford; Motor Co.—Outlines the role of

American business 2063

Interna, T. O., Vice-President for ;Finance, Ford Motor Co.—State¬ment before Joint Economic Com¬

mittee of Congress — ' 2186

Zetier, James C., Vice-President,Chrysler Corp. — Addresses AnnualConference of Engineers and Archi- rtects ! 2515

Zinc. See non-ferrous Metal Market.

Zinc Oxide. See Non-ferrous MetalMarket.

General Corporation and Investment News DepartmentAnnual Reports are Indicated in Black Face figures

PageABC Vending Corp. 1539, 1781,

2o*-J, 2 18:t, 2901ACF Industries Inc 1645, 1885, 2113,

.243 /, 2789, 2901ACF-Wriglcy Stores Inc _.:..1781, 2217, 2329ASR Products Corp ... 2545Abacus Fund ..... J ....... 1645Abbott Laboratories ... .. . 1645. 2329, 2649

American Discount Co. of GeorgiaAmerican Distilling Co.American Durox Corp.American Electric Power Co.

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jib, j Anion Farms Co. ^2217 j Arizona Bancoiporation211.3 j Arizona Public Service Co..,2137 i

American Electronics Inc.* .1537,1616American Encaustic Tiling Co. Inc.

—n. 1537,2437.2517Ameri' an-Ettka Corp. .1885, 2901

Ace Telephone Association.^,— . 2437 | American Export Lines Inc. ,,,., .1537Acme Industries Inc 2437 American Express Co. .2329Acme Steel Co 1781, 2217. i ) American Factors Ltd — 2901

2435,2649 | American <te Foreign Power Co. Inc.Adam Consolidated Industries Inc.,. . 2789 I 2330 2901Adams Engineering Co. Inc.—1537, 2113 j American Gas & Electric Co.—_153a! 1998Adams Express Co 1537Adams (J. D.i Manufacturing Co.,2113, 2329Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.... 27851Admiral Corp. — ,,1781, 1885,2789Admiral Finance Corp.— 2789Advance Aluminum Castings Corp.. , . 1885Advance Industries Inc., . 2329,2545Aelus Wing Co. Inc.b_-,_,k_:_. 2091Aero Mining Corp 1781Aeromotor Co. ....... ..

Affiliated Fund Inc.

Aeroquip Corp. b.._' 2329, 2437Air Craft Marine Engineering Corp.2(h9Air Reduction Co. Inc.—.—..1537, 1885, J i'

•

2329, 2785)1^901Air-Shield:; Inc. —1537,1645Airborrie Instruments Laboratory Inc. 2549Aircraft Radio Cor]) . ; 161.1Airseco Inc. . 1997Airton Inc. ^ 2649Akron, Canton <fc Youngstown RR.

'

r - 1537, 2437, 278!)Alabama Gas Corp. ; 232!)Alabama Great Southern RR .,1645,

2437, 2789Alabama, Tennessee &; Northern RR.Co. ; — — .1645, 2329, 2789

Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co. Inc.—2217, 2545Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co —2545,2901Alco Products Inc., —1885, 2217, f

2437, -2649, 2901AJgemene Kunstzijde Unie N. V.(A. K. U.-United Rayon Manufac- I

v turing Corp.) 1537Algam Uranium Mines Ltd.,.,_, 2545Air oma Steel Corp. Ltd —— 1537All States Freight Inc.,! !T2829

''AUbright-tNell Co., Inc — 2649Alleghany Corp. — 1997Allentown Portland Cement Co. 2437Allied Chemical Corp 1997, 2329,2901Allied Chemical & Dye Corp— 1997Allied Laboratories Inc 1997, 2217, 2649Allied Paper Corp. 1997Allied Products Corp 2329

"Allied Stores Corp. 2789Allied Van Lines Inc.—- ; 1781Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. 2487

r All is (Louis) Co 1645Allison Steel Manufacturing Co.. 2329Allstate Insurance Co 199,7Alpha Beta Food Markets Inc : 2789

( Alto.scan Co. 2329Aluminium Ltd. 2437Aluminum. Co. of America—1537, 1645,'

1781,1997Aluminum Industries Inc—; 1646Aluminum Top Shingle Corp 2789

f AJLmnite,Corp. — : 1997Ameracc Corp. 1537, 2437American Airlines Inc. — 2789American Automobile insurance Co. 2901American Bakeries Co 2789American Bank Note Co 1997American Banner Lines Inc 2649American Bosch Arma Corp 1997American Brake Shoe Co._L_ 2217, 2437American Broadcasting-ParamountThe»tres Inc. ..1537, 2329

. American Cable & Radio Corp.,: 1997American Can Co. 1646, 232,9, 2789American Cement Corp. 1997, 2217American Chain & Cable Co. Inc.— 2437

'■American Chicle Co. 1885American Cyanamid Co. —1781, 1997,

2113,2217

American Guaranty Corp. 25)02American Hawaiian Steamship Co. ,,— 1885American Hardware Corp. (Special 1 . 2502American Heritage Life Insurance Co. j

2545, 2649,2902American Hospital Supply Corp.,. . 2903American Houses Inc —26451American Independent Oil Co. ^ 15)5)8American International Corp. ..... . 1538

- 2649 j American Investment Co. of Illinois- 2545 I i538, 2437. 278!)

American Investors Corp. .. ... 1781.American Investors Fund Inc. 2113

American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd. 25)03American Life & Casualty Insurance

American Machine & Foundry Co.

c 2437, 2!)02AirjcricaiKMachlne & Metals Inc..:., 2217American Maracaibo Co... . ... 1998, 2649American ('Marietta Co... . 2902American Metal 'Climax Inc 1885,

2113.2437American Metal Products Co t!)!)«American Motors Corp .1781, 1998. 2602American Mutual Fund Inc.—— 1646.

1885. 1998. 2545,2789American National Insurance Co .2545American Natural Gas Co.,——. 1646,

2113,278!)American News Co, ;

. 2437American Optical Co._1538, 1781, 1998, 2114American Petrofina Inc 1998American Potash & Chemical Corp 2111American Qpi'cksilver Corp.,—. 2438American Radiator & StandardSanitary Corp. —! 1538, 2114

American Saint-Gobain Corp 1538.1865,-2543

American Seating Co. 1998American Snip Building Co 2545American Smelting & Refining Co.

1538.1885,1998American-South African InvestmentTrust Ltd ; 2649

American 3tores Co.^ 1885, 2545, 2789American Sugar Refining Co,— 1538American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

1781, 1885. 195)8, 2438, 2649American Title & Insurance Co., 2330American Tobacco Co 1538, 2902American Window Glass Co. —.1538.

1885, 2114, 2545American Writing Paper Corp.— 1993American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. 1886Amislx Co,

— 2649Amotape Oil Co 2:3:50Ampal-American Israel Corp ; 2545Ampal-American Palestine TradingCorp ——, 2545

Ampco Mfg. Co 1_ 1646,2217Amptx Corp.,. ; 1731Amun-Israeli Housing Corp.,— 2438Ainurex Oil Co.—I — 2902Anaconda Co. ,1886, 1998Anchor Hocking Glass Corp ; 1886Anglo American Exploration Ltd..(Special) 2606

Ann Arbor RR. 1886, 2330, 2789Ansul Chemical Co '1781Appalachian Electric Power Co.— 1886Appalachian Power Co —1886,:

1998, 2330, 2438Appell Oil & Gas Corp 1886

Arkansas Power & Light Co.Arkansas Western Gas Co,

Amnio Steel Corp,,.

Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co 2114AiKansas-Missuuri Power Co. ...1538, 7

1 <81. 27!I'J2791211.4

1886,2114. i2217, 243';;. 2790

Armour & Co. , , — -. ,— 2217, 2903Armst rong "Cork Co.— _ . ,'j. 2111Arnold Hoffman A: Co. Inc. ,. 1646, 2114Arvin Industries Inc,—> 1538. I64(jAsamora Oil Corp. Ltd..—— ,, 1782,. 2790Asotin Telephone Co, ■ , 2136Associated Artists Productions Corp. r

1538, 2545Associated Fund Inc, ,—.,, 2546Associated Spring Corp,, ,,.. 15)9#Associates Investment Co, . —1782, 1886Assumption High School243$Asta-King Petroleum Inc. , 1886Asuncion Port Concession Corp.,:— . 164(5Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Ry, ,1646, . • r

2438. 27!)(I)Atlanta Gas Light Co .22114, 2546, 25)0$Atlanta & Saint Andrews .Bay Ry.

1646, 2438,279®Atlanta & West Point RR 1646,

2438, 1275)6)Atlantic City Electric Co, —21782, 188#Atlantic Coast Line RR .1646, 2438, !

2649, 279©Atlantic Coast Line RR. (Special). _ 2511Atlantic Refining Co., — — 2217Atlas Corp. .2 1646Atlas Plywood Corp.,.. . 2546,279©Atlas Powder Co,— i— 2330Atlas Sewing Centers Inc. —-, 1538,

'

; , -• 1886, 2902Audio Devices Inc -—>. 1886Automatic Canteen Co. of Ameriea

i:« 2649, 2790Automatic Voting Machine Corp. . 279©Automatic Washer Co.,.',.— . 1998Automation Instruments Inc.— -. 1886

Avco Manufacturing Corp , 2217Avionics Corp. of America 1998Avis Rent-A-Car System Inc 2330Avon Products Inc. —2546

Ayr.es (L. S.) & Co, - 1886

B S F Co. ^ — 2546Babbitt, (B. T.) Inc 1998. 2649Babcock & Wilcox Co ,1998,. 279(^Bakery Drivers Real Estate Corp.! 1538Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Ci>rp. ' 164$Baltimore Gas «fe Electric Co. .1538, 2114Baltimore & Ohio RR. 1647, 1782, 2438, 2796Baltimore & Ohio RR. Co. (special)

1865, 2785Bangor & Aroostook RR.—1647,' 2438, 2790Bangor Hydro-Electric Co 2902Bankers Discount & Finance Co.——_ 1782

Bankers Fidelity Life Insurance Co,_ 2902Bankers Southern Inc 1782, 2649Banner Mining Co. —, 2114, 2649Barber Oil Corp. —— 2218Bart Mfg. Co. —,—2902Barton Distilling Co. —.—; —— 2903Basic Inc. — i—— 1999Basic Products Corp 1538, 2438Bayless (A. J.) Markets, Inc,. 2330Beam (James B.) Distilling Co, 2218Bearings Inc. — — 2114Beatrice Foods Co. — —_——2330, 2790Beaunit Mills Inc. 1886Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp. 2218Beckjord Manufacturing Corp.—, 2649Beech Aircraft Corp. — 1538, 2330Beech-Nut Life Savers Inc— 2438Belding Heminway Co., Inc,- 2546, 2903Bell Aircraft Corp 1999, 2546Bell & Howell Co.—1538, 1647, 1782, 1999Belt Telephone Co. of Canada 1538Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania

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2545. 2649 j Belvedere Hosiery Co.i—,V- 233(j; Benclix Aviation Corp. .

■ 2438, j7 Benedictine Sisters Benevolent2789, 2992 cial'iOil —

Beneficial Finance Co.—

Behguet Consolidated Inc.——.

JJenrus Watch Co. Inc.

Pay Page1647 ! California-Pacific Utilities Co. ,1647.

1886, 2218 i 1999, 2903

A ii „ , , ^ • , 1886, 2438, 2649Appell Peti oleum Corp,— 2217 1 Bellanca Corp,_1538, 1647, 2218, 2330, 2546

Asso-

■Uu2438- — 2438

-2330, 25461999. 2114

Bergstrom Paper Co C 1999, 2114Berkshire Life Insurance .Co.— 2114Bessemer & Lake Erie RR—1538. 2438. 2793Best fe Co. Inc. — —: ——1538, 1886

Bpthlehem Steel Corp —1886, 1999, 2218Bettinger Corp. 2790Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. Inc,1538.

2438. 2546

BillupS Eastern Petroleum Co . 2346Binks Manufacturing Co. 1892Bishop Oil Co. ,——-— 2546Black fe Decker Manufacturing Co. ik 2546Black Sivalls fe Bryson Inc 2438Black Starr & Gorham Inc,.. 2114Blacksmith Shop Pastries Inc — 2483Blair Holdings * Corp. —1892Blaw-Knox Co— , —.2438. 2649, 2790Bliss (E. W.) Co. ——:—.—— il 1539Bliss fe Laughlin Inc— 2114, 2211sBlue Bird Mines Inc. ——: 2546

Blue Ribbon Corp. Ltd. 1892Blnmenthal (Sidney) & Co. Inc..:— 1999Boeing Airplane Co. —ki——_—2li4. 25)03Boil Ami Co. .2114,2650Bonanza Air Lines Inc.—... ,2546, 2903Bond Stores Inc.— — 1782,2218Bondstock Corp. , ———2.-rtk>Book-of-the-Month Club Inc. — 2330

Book Tower Garage Inc,——— 2339Borden Co. - .1782, 2790Borg-Warner Corp. __.1539, 2218. 2330Boston Edison Co.— 2438, 2790, 2902Boston Fund Inc 2115, 2218, 2903Boston & Maine RR,—1647, 2438, 2790Boston Water Purifier Co. . — 1539Bowser Inc. _kb__—— 1539Braniff Airways Inc. 1782Brevilana Inc. — — 2546

Bridgeport Brass Co. ,—1999, 2115Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steam¬boat Co. ——-— 1539

Briggs & Stratton Corp. — 1999Brillo Manufacturing Co, 1782, 2790Bristol-Myers Co. —r._—2115British American Oil Co. Ltd,_: 1892British Columbia Power Corp. Ltd 2650British Industries Corp 1539Broad Street Ifivesting Corp. 1539, 2330Brockton Edisdn Co. — — 2546

Brooklyn tfnion Gas Co,_1782, 1999,2218, 2330

Brooklyn Union. Gas Co: (special) 2854Brown-Allen Chemicals Inc.— 2115Brown Co. : — 1999

Brown Shoe Co. Inc. — 2546, 2790Bruce (E,L.) Co,_ —_2650. 2790

Bruning (Charles) Co., Inc,1892, 1999, 2547Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—1539,

— 1892, 2330Brush Beryllium Co. 1999Buckeye Pipe Line Co.- —— 1782Budd Co. : —— 1999,2115Budget Finance Plan 1892, 2650Buensod-Stacey Inc. 1782Buffal Academy of the Sacred Heart—Buffalo Forge Co. 1539Builders Loans Inc 1647, 2.jUBullard Co. 1892Bullock's Inc. — — —2115Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd 2330Burgermeister Brewing Corp 1782,

1999. 2115

Biirndy Corp. —,— 1539Burroughs Corp. — 1999, 2330Burroughs (J. P.) & Son Inc., 2438Butler Brothers_1892. 2218, 2547, 2790, 2903Butler Manufacturing Co.— 2446Byllesby (H. M.) & Co. Inc J892C & C Television Corp 2218, 2790Calidyne Co. Inc. ____-i 2650California Interstate Telephone Co. 2650California Magnetic Power Corp 2903California Oregon Power Cc, ! 1782

California Packing Corp, 2790, 2903California Texas Oil Co. Ltd 1999Cnluoxjfia Water Service Co 2903CaiJfoiiiia Water fe Teiephone Co. ,

1182.2650, 2790Callahan Mining Corp _1539. 1892, 1999Callahan Zinc Lead Co ,1539, 1892, 1999Calumet & Hecla Inc. ————,,1892,, 1999Calvary Presbyterian Church—— 2650Campbell (Harry T.) Sons' Corp,1782Campbell Soup -Co. — ,J— 1539Campbell Taggart Associated BakeriesInc. —— 1892

Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd,.2446, 2903Canadian British Aiuniinum Co.'Ltd. 1539Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd 2797Canadian Export Gas Ltd.—1782Canadian Javelin Ltd —1647, 2115Canadian National Rys._ 1539, 2218.

:• '.VsV'" 'fe:fe";.'- 2330, 2446Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine

1647. 2446, 2797Canadian Pacific Ry.——-I539, 1782, 1999Canadian Prospect Ltd. . 1782Canadian Utilities Ltd, — 1647Canadian Western Natural Gas Co. Ltd. 1999Canal-Randolph Corp. _—,— 2115, 22l8Canso Natural Gas Ltd,,.: ! 2650

C'anso Oil Producers Ltd!— —, 2650

Capital Flotations in the United StatesJanuary 1957 /EL. 1887February 1957 and 2 mouths,^,, 2219March 1957 and 3 months—.jcC~ 2439

April 15)57 and 4 r»ohtbs_/ 2651May 1957 and 5 menil'Sj.'.IV— 2791

Capital Funding Corp. 1: 1892Capitnl National. Life Inrmauce Cc,_ 1539Capital Venture Fund Inc,— 1783Capital Square Corp .,1647,2330,2547Carbpiundum Co 2547Cargill Inc. ; 2115"•grille Otores Izv. ,1. ...1892Carlisle Corp,.,,. 1763Carolina Mounlaia Power" Cor;/ 2330Carolma c: Norfi' Western Ry- „ 1< 47,

ere £'446,2797CiU'o' ua Power fe Light Co,— 2797The Cs'eer Co. — 2903Cat penter Paper Co — —— 2446Carpenter Steel 2547Carrier Coip... 1783Carrier Corp, <special) < —2282Carson-Newman College o; the Ten- jnessee Baptist Convention : 2963

Carson Pirie Scott fe; Co. 2330Case (J. I.) Co,—_ 1539. 1892.1999,2446Case Manufacturing Corp, 1647Caspers Tin Plate Co .1892,2218Castle & Cooke Ltd. 2115Catalin Corp. of. America -2446Caterpillar Tractor Co,—1539, 1999,2330Catholic Bishop of Steubenville Ohio— 2446Catholic Bishop of Steubenville Ohio 2446Catholic Diocese of Belleville Inc.— 2330Catholic Diocese of Wichita Kansas 2446Ceco Steel Products Corp 1999, 21^FCelotex Corp. >„ 29%.Cenco Instruments Corp. liWCentral Cooperatives Inc. 2547^Central Electric & Gas Co i 1647Central of Georgia Ry —1647,2446,2797Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.

1539. 1647. 1783. 2000, 2218, 2330Central Illinois Light Co. 1540, 2218,

2446,2903Central Illinois Public Service Co.

1540, 2797•Central Illinois Securities Corp 2000Central Indiana Gas^o. 1783Central Maine Power Co.—1647, 1892, 2903Central Mortgage & Investment Corp, 2547Central Oils Inc 1540, 2000Central Power & Light Co. 26"50Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—1647,

2446,2797Central & South West Corp, 2331Central Telephone Co. 2446Central Vermont Ry.- Inc.—1540,,2446, 2797

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PagtCentury. Food Markets Co.—,—_ 2903Cerro de Pasco Corp. :_ X 2115, 2650Chain Belt Co. 2797

Champlin Oil & Refining Co _ — 1892Champion Ventures Inc .— 2797Channel 37 Inc :_ ;— . 1892Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.

1647, 2446, 2797Chase Fund of Boston_1647,.2uuo,Chattanooga Gas Co._ _ 1540;-Chemetron Corp.2115, 2218,

■>r.. : "2331, 2650, 2903■ Chemical Fund Inc. 1783Chemstrand Corp. : 1783, 2331Chemway Corp. i 4 :__X_ _ 1540Cherry-Burrell Corp. XXx__X 2797Chesapeake Industries Inc 2904

Chesapeake Instrument Corp.___2218,X X 4 -.2331, 2797

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.„—1540,1647,XX,X;, 2115,2797

Chesapeake Utilities Corp. 2446Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. X——1892, 2000Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.'1647, 2218,2446,2797

Chicago District Pipeline Co.-— 1647Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.-1647,

'XX^X;-;. 1992,2000,2440,2797Chicago Great Western Ry — 1647,Xx /XyX - 4 ; •• X-' 2446, 2797Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.. 1647, 2446Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.— .2797Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul <fe PacificRR. — _______—_1540, 1647, 2218, 2798

Chicago Molded Products Corp. 2115Chicago & North Western Ry.__1647,

2218,2446,2798Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.

1647, 2218, 2798Chicago Stock Yards Co._ 2650

Chicago Transit Authority (Special)-2606Chrysler Corp. .1540, 1783, 2218, 2650. 2904Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. 1540, 2331■Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas

! Pacific Ry. 1647, 2446, 2904Cincinnati Transit Co. —- X 2446Cinema Pools Inc. 1540Cinerama Inc. —X —_— 1647Cinerama Productions Corp. (Special) 1598C.I.T. Financial Corp. 2331, 2798Cistercian Monastery of Our Lady of,.;. Spring Bank . 2446'Cities Service Co. 1892Citizens Acceptance Corp — 2904Citizens Utilities Co.——1647, 1783, 2331Civil & Military Investors MutualFund Inc. "—— __ 2904

Clark Equipment Co. — 2000. 2904Clarostat Mfg. Co. Inc.—1— _ 15*"Clary Corp: 2000Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago <fc St.Louis Ry. ; 2000

Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. /___; — 2650Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.

2331,2798Clevite Corp. —,____ 1783Clinchfield RR. — 1648, 2446, 2904Cluett. Peabody & Co. Inc. 2547Coachella Valley Telephone Co. 1892, 2115Coastal Transmission Corp; 2547Cobb (John) Inc.— 2000Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Los Angeles 2115Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New York- 1648Coca-Coia Co. ; 2115Cochrane Corp. : 1648Cohu Electronics Inc. 1892, 2115(Colonial Finahce Co^, IXlXXxXX 2000Colonial Fund Inc. — - 1783Colonial Stores Incorporated—_ 1540,

2000,2798Colorado Beryllium Corp. —— 2115Colorado Central Power Co. — 2000Colorado Central Power Co. (Special) 1759Colorado Fuel «Sc Iron Corp 2331Colorado & Southern Ry.__1648, 2446, 2904Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—1648, 2331, 2904Colt Park Associates _X 2650Columbia Gas System Inc.—1540, 2115,

2218, 2331, 2650, 2798, 2904Columbia Pictures Corp.—1540, 1783, 2650Columbian Carbon Co.__— — 2000Columbian Rope Co.—, 2000, 2218, 2331Columbus & Southern Ohio ElectricX Co. —— 1540, 2000, 2798, 2904Combustion Engineering Inc.- —— 2218Commercial Credit Co :_X—\-__X 2115Commercial Solvents Corp.- X: 2446Commodore Hotel Inc.— ._ 2547Commonwealth Edison Co._ — 1783Commonwealth Investment Co — 2331Commonwealth Telephone Co. 1783Community Public Service Co.X_2000,

2331, 2798Oompo Shoe Machinery Corp.- _ 2446Comptometer Corp. ' 2000Conde Nast Publications Inc.— 1540Cone Mills Corp.—X_X — 2650

Oongoleum-Nairn Inc. — 1893Conlon-Moore Corp. 2331Consolidated Cigar Corp. XX— 2116Consolidated, Cuban Petroleum Corp.— 2331Consolidated Edison Co. of New York

• Inc. ——1648, J 783, 2000, 2446, 2547, 2796Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.

1540,1648,1783, 2331, 2548Consolidated Electronics Industries

Corp, — 2798Consolidated Foods Corp.— 1540, 2000Consolidated Freightways Inc 1648,«. , 1783,2116,2446,2548Consolidated Natural Gas Co 1893,L 2224. 2904Consolidation Coal Co. X_— 2000Consumers Gas Co. — 2904Consumers Investment Fund Inc 2904Consumers Power Co _1540, 1648Container Corp. of America—;

, 1540Continental Air Lines Inc.-, 2446, 2796Continental Baking Co._, 2116Continental Can Co. Inc.— 2446Continental Materials Corp 18a3Continental Mining & Oil Corp 1648Continental Motors Corp .__ 2798Continental Oil Co 2116, 2548Continental Steel Corp. ; — 2000Controls Co. of America 2548, 2798, 2904Cooper-Bessemer Corp. - 2331Cooperative Grange League FederationExchange Inc. | 2904

Cooperative Trading Inc : 1540Copper Research Associates Inc.— 1540Cormac Photocopy Corp 2000Corn Products Refining Co—2000, 2798Gornell-Dubilier Electric Corp - 2904Corning Glass Works— — 2224Cornucopia Gold Mines 1540, 2331, 2548Goro Inc. ;—: .——1893, 2116Cosmos Industries Inc.— 1783Credit-American Corp. 2116Creole Petroleum Corp 2548Crescent Corp. 1783, 1893Crescent Petroleum Corp 1784, 2331Crestone Co. — 1 2904

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Crocker (H. S.) Co. Inc -

Grown Cork & Seal Co. Inc 2116, 2650Crown Western Investments Inc. 2331Crown Zellerbach Corp. — 1893, 2446Crucible Steel Co. lof America—__1_ 2331Cuba RR. - 2116,2650Cubacor Explorers Ltd. —a— 2116Cuban American Nickel Co.——.—— 2331Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co._ : 2548Cuban-Venezuelan Oil Voting Trust —1540Cumberland Corp. „———_ 1833Cumberland Gas Corp. X 2447Curtis Publishing Co,— —_ 2000(Curt iss-Wright Corp. ————— 2904Cutler-Hammer Inc. —X— 1540, 2548fcutter'Lhbbratories-—---LT648,1784,2224

D T M .Corporation 2650Dairy Fresh Foods Inc._: 2904-Dairypak Inc. — X —_X 2798Dana Corp. _• 1893

Darling^Stores Corp. - 2650(Davidson' Bros; Inc. XXxX_: •__x 1540Davis Bros. Inc. -XXXXlXxXX 2650

Day Mines Inc. : •: 1893,2331Dayton Aviation Radio &Ekjuipihefct Corp. ___: 2548

Dayton Power «fe Light Co _x 2904Dayton-Ruboer Co. z -1693,2116,

-*■•, .

. ^ 2650.2798, 2904Debevoise Co.

- 2331•Deere fc Co.—2000. 2650, 2798DeKalb-Ogle Telephone Co X 2650De Laval Separator Co.l _xx 2225De Ly.s Theatre Associates Inc.—— 2904Deleware & Hudson Co —X 1540Delaware & Hudson Co. (Special) 1621Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—1648,XX;X ••' 2447,2904

Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.

., 1648,2001,2447,2904Delaware Power & Light Co——1540,

2001, 2116, 2331, 2447, 2650, 2798Delhi-Taylor Oil Cor.— —2001,2548Delta Air Lines Inc._ — ^-'2447Delta Electric Co ———— 1893Dempster Investment Co 2001Dennisoii Manufacturing Co 2001Denver Acceptance Corp.——— 2332Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.

1648,2332,2904Derson Mines Ltd._^ —2650Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 2904Detroit Edison Co. (Special)- ——.2101Detroit Harvester Co._ ,-2447, 2798Detroit Steel Corp. —1784, 2548Detroit,'- Toledo & Ironton RR. 1648,

,: r;.'WWW, 2447, 2905Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR...1648,

2447, 2905De Vcgh Investing Co. inc 2447De Vegli Mutual Fund Inc.— 2447Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.- ; —2905

Dewey Portland Cement Co.— — 2548Diamond Alkali Co .-2001, 2548Diamond Gardner Corp:_ —.—— 1784Diamond. T Motor Car Co.——1540Diana Stores Corp -—1893, 2225Dictaphone Corp. —^1784, 1893Diebold Inc. —— X 1893

Dieringer's Properties Inc.-— —_ 2447Dietrich Field Inc — — : 2658Di Giorgio Fruit Co.—,— —- ^225Digit-O-Meter ,Co. ,—1540, 2%98Digitroni.es Corp.—____—z——~22^5Diketan Laboratories Inc—-—— 2798

Firectomat Inc. — i- 2001*Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.—1541, 2905Diversified Oil & Mining Corp...^——_ 1541Diversified Specialty Stores Corp 2548Dividend Shares Inc .1893, 2225Dr. Pepper Co ——'—1541,2447Doeskin Products Inc._l541, 2001, 2116, 2905Domestic Finance Group Inc.—-1648, 2658Dominion Natural Gas Co——.——1893Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd.— 2332

Donnelley <R. R.) & Sons Co.—1784,1893, 2116

Dome & Margolin Inc 1541Dorr-Oliver Inc.- ————— 2905Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc. ——; 1648Dover Corp. — 1541Dow Chemical Co._—-1784, 2332, 2905Dow Theory Investment Fund Inc.——1784Dresser Industries Inc 1784

Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc.——— 2332Driver-Harris Co. (Special)—;— 2854Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.; 1541,

1784, 1893, 2905Duke Power Co.——j—!—1648, 2332Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.

1648, 2332, 2905Duluth South Shore & Atlantic RR.

,w w . ,1648,2447,2950Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Ry._1648.

2447, 2905Du Mont Broadcasting Corp.——— 2659Du Mont (Allen B.) Laboratories Inc. 2116Dunhill International Inc., z-.—— 2001

Duplan Corp. — 2332du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.(Inc.) —1784,1893, 2225, 2332

Duquesne Light Co ——1541, 1648Dyna-Therni Clien.ical Corp.——— 2225

Eagle Plains Explorations Ltd 2225East Central Nuclear Group Inc.-—_ 2798East Kootenay Power Co. Ltd——2799East Texas Motor Freight —2905Eastern Corp.. —,—1784,2225Eastern Gas Aj Fuel Associates 1648, 2001Eastern Industries Inc.——1541, 2225, 2799Eastern Investment & Development

Eastern Steel Products Ltd.—Eastern Sugar Associates ———2116Eastern Utilities Associates ——2332, 2659Eastman Kodak Co.—1541, 1784, 2548, 2905Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund— 1649

Eaton & Howard Stock Fund 1649

Eaton Manufacturing Co.—2001, 2548, 2905Edison Brothers Stores Inc '..1541,

.. - 1893,2225

Edmonton Pipe Line Co. Ltd.——2905Ekco Products' Co ——1784, 2548El Paso Electric Co.— ——_ 2905El Paso Natural Gas Co.—1541, 1893, 2332Electric Auto Lite Co.—_—~——— 2001Electric Bond & Share Co. 2001, 2332, 2905Electric Storage Battery Co 2548Eleetrolux Corp. — —— — 2332Electronic Associates Inc —2332

Elgen Corp. —^ 1784Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry._1049, 2447, 2905Elgin National W'atch Co._ 2332, 2905Elsin Electronics Corp —2225, 2659Elwell-Parker Electric Co.— —1649Emerson Radio Phonograpli Corp.

1541. 2001Emery Air Freight Corp.*. - 2332Emhart Manufacturing Co. (Special) 2714Empire State Colosseum Inc. 2799

Epdicott Johnson Corp. ; - 2659Eiiergy Fund Inc. ,— — 2225

INDEX

Pag. •'Engleliard Industries Inc. — 2659E'psco Inc. _1 — 2001

Equitalile Gas Co.— 1784

Equity Insurance Co. of America 2659Equity Oil Co.———— 2332Erie Natural Gas Co. Inc.- - 27a9Erie RR.__ 1649, 2447,-2905Erie Resistor Corp. ——w —X 1541Evans Products Co .' — 2001

Evergreen Gas & Oil Co.—__ 2659

Eversharp Inc. — i_— 2225, 2447Expanded . Shale Products Inc.—2548, 265:1Exploration Service Co. Ltd 2116

Fahralloy Canada Ltd.-—w— 1893Fairchild -Camera & Instrument Corp.

v;;\W -WV'-V1893,2116Fairmont Foods Co. — — 2799Eajardo Eastern Sugar Associates 2116Fajardo Sugar Co. X__— 2001Fall River Electric Light Co.—2333.•• •• 2548, 2659, 2799Fall River Power Co. « — 2799-Palstaif Brewing Corp.—1541iFargo-Moorhead Baseball Club — 2905Fasnn & Home Loan & Discount Co. 2905Earrar Drilling Co 2001

(Parrel-Birmingham Co. Inc.— 1893Fedders-Quigan Corp- 1541Federal Commercial Corp. 2447Federal Glass Co. 1893, 2548, 2799Federal Machine & Welder Co.—X— 222*5Federal Pacific Electric Co.--—11649,2447Federal Paper Board Co. Inc.—1893, 2548Federal Sign & Signal Corp 2333Federated Department Stores Inc.

1784, 2447, 2799Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware

1649, 2333Federated Plans Inc. 1541.

iFolmont Petroleum * Corp..___w—2001, 2659'Fiberboard Paper Products Corp. 1649Filtrol Corp. X. —— 2001Finance Co. of America at Baltimore 1541Financial General Corp _X— 1541Financial Industrial Fund Inc.—— 2799Firestone Tire Rubber Co 2^)05First Backers Co. Inc.———— — 1649First International Fire Insurance Co. 2548First Investors Corp. ...2649,1784First Leaseback Corp. 1893First National Bank of Portland, Ore, 2799Firstamerica Corp. — 2001Firth Sterling Inc. —_—-XXX— 2001Fishman (M. H.) Co. Inc.—1784, 2225, 2799Flagg-Utica Corp. : — — 2548Flexible Tubing Corp X 2799, 2905Fllntkote Co. ——1541, 2333, 2799, 2906Florence Stove Co. — — 1541Florida Canada Corp. __X^——— 1893Floiida East Coast Ry —1649,

2001, 2333, 2906Florida East Coast Ry. (Special)-:—1984Florida Power Corp. 2548Florida Public Utilities Co.—2447,2548Fluor Corp. Ltd. —— 2799Food Fair Properties Inc. 1649, 2447Food Fair Stores Inc. X, — 1649, 2549Food Machinery & Chemical Corp—1784Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Corp.__ 2549Ford Motor Co.——1785, 2001, 2333, 2799Foremost Dairies Inc. X-..1894, 2225Fort Pierce Port & Terminal Co.—_ 2447JFort Pitt industries Inc.X—~_—1785, 2659Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Co?

1541, 2549, 290GFort Worth Denver Ry.—1649, 2447, 2906Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.— 1541Foster Wheeler Corp.——.——.——X 2116Foto-Etch Circuits ...XXX—.—— 2a4.400 Sales Corp.—X'X-X——— 2225475 Park Avenue Corp 2225Four Corners Oil & Gas Co 2799Foxfioro Co. CiXXXXXXr-X^-X^'l°4Franklin Custodian Funds Inc.——.— 1541Franklin Stores CorpiX—X—— 1785, 2225Freeman Electric Construction Co.Inc. — 1894

Freeport Sulphur Co. 1894, 2225, 2333, 2549Friars National Association Inc 2906Friedens Evangelical LutheranCongregation X-XX^rXX'XX-—: 1541

Frigikar Corp. (Special)l-;--~-X—— 1702Frito Co. w -.-2001, 2549Frontier Airlines Inc ... 2001

Fruehauf . Trailer Co.— Lx-X 1541Fuller B'-ush Co. 2225

Fuller Mfg. Co. —————2906Fundamental Investors Inc. 1894Futures Inc. 1542, 2799Fyr-Fyter Co ————— 2906

Gamble-Skbgmo Inc. 1542, 1894, 2001, 2225Gap Instrument Corp.—— 2225Gar Wood Industries Inc ; 2225Garlock Packing Co 1542Garner Aluminum Corp — 1542Garrett Corp. X_— 2116, 2447Gas Industries Fund Inc—; —2225Gas Service Co. (Mo.)—1649, 1894,

2549. 2799Gem State Securities Corp 2116iGeneral Acceptance Corp. 2116, 2659, 2799General American Industries Inc.— 2549General American TransportationCorp. —————— 1542, 2001, 2333

General Aniline & Film Corp——— 1894General Baking Co. X————XX— 2906Geneial Bronze Corp„_ — — 1894General Capital Corp.— ————- 2906General Ceramics Corp. —• —„ _ 2906General Cigar Co. Inc.—^2447General Contract Corp. —; 1785, 2116General Crude Oil Co 2333General Development Corp, —1894General Devices Inc. —————— 1542General Dynamics Corp. — 2116General Electric Co ——1542, 1649,

2001, 2333, 2447, 2799General Fireproofing Co. * 2001Gencfal Foods Corp. ———1785, 2447,

2549,2659, 2799, 2906General Instrument Corp. —2333, 2799General Merchandise Co. —1542, 2333General Mills Inc. -1542, 1649General Motors Corp. 1542, 1785, 2001,2549General Paint Corp —-2001, 2659General Precision Equipment Corp,

1894, 2001, 2447General Pubiic Utilities Corp 1785, 2225General Realty & Utilities Corp.—— 2659General Reinsurance Corp.—a—■ 1785General Securities Inc. ——^ —- 2906

General Shoe Corp — 2800General Stores Corp.! ————— 1894General Telephone Co. of Florida—_wl649General Telephone Co. of Indiana Inc.

1894, 2447General Telephone Co. of Ohio—1894,

2447, 2800General Telephone Co. of the South¬west — - 1894, 2447, 2800

General Telephone Corp 1542, 1785, 2906General Telephone Corp. (Special)-—2899General Time Corp — 1542, 1649

General Tire & Rubber Co._1542, 2225, 2549General Transistor Corp 2800General Waterworks Corp. 1542, 1649Georgia Casualty & Surety Co 2117Georgia & Florida RR .—1649, 2333, 2906Georgia-Pacific Corp 2117, 2447, 2800Georgia Power Co. 1542, 2001Georgia Power & Light Co 2001Georgia RR —1649, 2447, 2800Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.-1649, \i 2447,2906Gerber Products Co 2549, 2800Getty Oil Co.— 1785, 2001, 2225, 2906Giannini (G. M.) & Co. Inc —X- 2333Giant Grip Manufacturing Co 2117Giant Portland Cement Co.— 1894Gillette Co. — —2447

Gladding McBean & Co. .X- 1 2448Glatfelter l P. II. > Co — 2448Glen Alden Corp.— XXX-XX- 2225Glens Falls Insurance Co .— 2659Glidden Co.————2002, 2659Gly Inc. 2448Gobel (Adolph) Inc y 2117Goebel Brewing Co ———1542Gold Crown Mining Corp.—— 2906Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp.-— 2659Gold Seal Products Corp ;„X_X 2659Goldfield Consolidated Mines Co.— 2448Goodall Rubber Co — X 1894Goodrich (B. F.) Co.———1542, 1785, 2333Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 1894,

2002, 2448Government Employees Corp.- — 2^n2Government Employees Insurance Co. 2002Government Employees Life Insurance

Co.— 2002, 2800, 2906Grace (W. R.) & Co 1542,1649,

1894,2333, 2448Graham-Paige Corp. — 2549Grand Trunk Western RR-1649, 2448, 2800Grand Union Co._1542, 1785, 1894, 2225,

2333, 2448, 2549,2659, 2800Granite City Steel Co 2002,2906Grant (W. T.) Co.. —: 1894,2225Graphic Controls Corp.^ 2906Grayson-Robinson Stores Inc 1785, 2226Great American Industries Inc 2448Great Bear Lake Uranium Mines Ltd.- 2906Great Northern Ry - 1649, 2448, 2906Great Southwest Fire Insurance Co.„ 2002Great West Insurance Co.~— — 2333Green Bay & Western RR-1649, 2333, 2800Green (H. L.) Co. Inc.—1894, 2226, 2800Green (A. P.) Fire Brick Co—1649,

2002, 2659Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—. 1894Gregory Industries Inc 1542Greyhound Corp. — ————— 2659Group Securities Inc.——1649,1894, 2226Growth Industry Shares Inc '— 2333Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.

1543, 1785, 2333Guardian Consumer Finance Corp 1785Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y._—.— 2660Gulf Interstate Gas Co. 2333

Qulf Mobile <fe Ohio RR—1649, 2448, 2800Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR. (special)-— 2303Gulf Oil Corp.— 2002, 2117, 2333, 2660Gulf States Utilities Co.—1894, 2002,■/■■:.'XXV 'X . ■•X: ' ■' / 2333, 2448Gull' Sulphur Corp. —•———2002Gulton Industries Inc._1785, 2002, 2117, 2334Gurries Manufacturing Co. 1543

H & B American Machine Co. Inc. :

XX ' 4' 2226, 2800II. W. I. Building Corp. — 2660Haile Mines Inc.———....1543, 2660, 2906Hall (C. M.) Lamp Co —— 2334Hall-Scott Inc. —————— 2226Haloid Co. —.—— ——-—— 1785Haloid Xerox Inc. 1785Hamilton Watch Co. :—_— 2660

Hammond Organ Co. —,—___—— 1650Hancock Industries Inc. ——X-> — 1543Handicapped Industries Inc. 2334Handy & Harman 2117Han 11 a (M. A.) Co. 2334Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.— 2549Hardrock Mining Syndicate ——1650Harnischleger Corp. ——————— 2906Harsco Corp. 1894. 2448Hart Oil Corp. - 1894, 2334Hartfield Stores Inc 1543,1785, 2226, 2549Hartford Electric Light Co.——— 1650Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—— 1650

Hastings Manufacturing Co—r—2334Hathaway Bakeries Inc ;_X 2660Hathaway Industries Inc.-.—*— 2660Hauserman (E. F.) Co 2226iKaveg Industries Inc. —— 1543, 1894(Hawaiian Airlines Ltd.-:—— 1543Hawaiian Telephone Co.—_—~2448, 2660Hawkes Cage System Inc.——;.——— 2800Hazel Bishop Inc.-—XX-J———_ 2226Ilecht Co. -uXXX-XX, .———2117Hedgel'an Petroleum Inc —-XX 1543Hem-Werner Corp. —-XX—_ 1543Heinz (II. J.) Co.———XXX—— 1894Heller (Walter E.) & Co — 1650Hera Exploration C'o._————— 2117Hercules Motors Corp. XXX— 2226Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—X—1650, 2002Hcrshey Chocolate Corp.-^.—i—1650, 1785Hertz Corp. — 2002, 2334, 2549, 2800Hewitt-Robins Inc. 2002Hidrandina (Energia HidroclectricaAndina) S. A —X..X— 2906

Highway Trailer Co— 2448Highway Trailer Industries Inc.--, 244JHill-Valentine Oil Co. Inc ——2334Hilton Hotels Corp————'1—— 2226Hoagland & Dodge Drilling Co. Inc.— 2800Hoe < R.) <fe Co. Inc—-—— 2800Hoffman Electronics Corp.—- .—— 2448Holiday Lake Inc.——.———— 2660Holland Furnace Co —1—— 1894Holt Renfrew & Co. Ltd.———--— 2002Home Insurance Co.— 1785Home Insurance Co. (Special)——— 1702Home Oil Co. Ltd ——2334, 2800Home Owners Life Insurance Co...2334,

2549, 2800Honolulu Oil Corp — —-— 1895Hooker, Chemical Corp —1785, 2549Hooker Electrochemical Co.— 1785, 2549Horton Equipment Corp. 2549Houdaille Industries Inc 1543

Houghton Nifflin Co 1650Household Finance Corp.———2448Household Gas Service Inc ,2117,2660Houston Chemical Manufacturing Co. 2660Houston Corp. —■-— 2549Houston Lighting & Power Co 2002Houston Natural Gas Corp i v 1895Houston Natural Gas Corp. (Special) 2633Howard Stores Corp.^— 1895, 2448Howe Sound Co X660, 2906Howell Electric Motors Co* 1650Hubbell (Harvey) Inc lt>50Hubinger Co. — 2448Hudson <te Manhattan RR.,—.—1543, ^

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PageHughes-Owens Co. Ltd ; 1 244aHughes Tool Co. 1650Hunt Foods & Industries Inc 1543Hupp Corp. * 1895, 2002Husky H-Power Inc 1895, 2448Hydro-Electric Securities Corp 2334

I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co. — 2906Idaho Mining & Milling Inc 2448Idaho Power Co *_ 1543Ideal Cement Co. X

— 1895Ideal Chemical Products Inc 222GIllinois Bell Telephone Co. X_1895,

2002, 2226, 2448, 2549, 2660Illinois Central RR 1650, 2448, 2800Illinois Power Co 1895, 2002, 2334Illinois Terminal RR 1650, 2448, 2906Imperial Paper & Color Corp 2448Income Foundation Fund Inc. 1543Income Fund of Boston Inc._ 2117, 2334Incorporated Income Fund — 1895Indian Head Mills Inc. - 1543Indiana Gas & Water Co 2549-Indianapolis Paint & Color Co i_ 1895Indianapolis Public Loan Co. Inc.—X 2906,Industrial Development Corp._^ 2548Industrial Enterprises Inc. 1543, 1785, 2543Industrial Rayon Corp X..1895, 2448Ingersoll-Rand Co.— —2490, 2663Inland Container Corp. i— 2668Inland Gas Corp. ; 211TInland Resources Corp. —— 2002Inland Steel Co. — i 2660Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.— 2498Inspiration Lead Co. Inc. 2117, 2490, 2668Insurance Co. of North America —1785Insured Accounts Fund Inc. 2226Inter-Canadian Corp. 2906Interlaken Iron Corp. 2002Intermountain Gas Co 2334International Breweries Inc. — 2002International Business Machines Corp.

1786, 2226, 2334, 2660, 2906International Ceramic Mining Ltd 1786International Harvester Co._ 1543, 2668International Holdings Ltd 2334International Minerals & Chemical

Corp. i —1786, 2906International Mining Corp.— —2117, 2660International Nickel Co. of CanadaLtd. 2002

International] Opportunity Life Insur¬ance Co. — — XX_. 2556

International Packers Ltd _1543, 2002International Paper Co. 1656International Petroleum Co. Ltd. .2117, 249aInternational Rys. of Central America

1543, 2490, 2550International Resistance Co.—1543, 280Q»International Salt Co.

. 2490, 2550International Shoe Co. X; — 2660International Telemeter Corp.— 2906International Telephone & TelegraphCorp. —1786, 1895, 2002, 2117,

2334, 2490, 2550, 2800International Textbook Co. (special)— 239oIntel-provincial Pipe Line Co.—— 2550Interstate Bakeries Corp. — 2334Interstate Department Scores Inc.—2 1895Interstate Power Co.—1543, 2002, 2117, 2226Investment Co. of America X 2002Investment Managers Security Corp.— 2490Investors Funding Corp. of New York 1544Investors Planning Corp. of America.. 2550Investors Royalty Co. Inc. — —1544Investors Stock Fund Inc X 2906Ionics Iric. Xi J X —X- 2660Iowa Electric' Light & Power Co 1895Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.— 28OOIowa Public Service Co .X .— 2490Iowa Southern Utilities Co._ 1 2334Iran Pan American Oil Co 2556Island Creek Coal Co. —__ 1895Istel Fund Inc 1650

Jack <fo Heintz Inc. ——

T__ 2491Jacobs (F. L.) Co. : X„ 2226Jacoby-Bender Inc. X..X — 2907Jayhawk Pipeline Corp. : 2117Jefferson Lake Petrochemicds ofCanada Ltd. 2117, 2226, 2550

Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co 25)37Jerrold Electronics Corp... — 2660Jersey Central Power <fc Light Co 2666Jetronic Industries Inc.___ 2491Jewel Tea Co. Inc 1895, 2226John Deere-Delaware Co. —_ 2800Johns-ManviHe Corp. —— 2491Johnson's Wax Co. '1 .— 2660Johnston Mutual Fund Inc — 2226Jones & Lnughlin Steel Corp 2491Joy Manufacturing Co. 2022, 2800Joy Manufacturing. Co. (special) 1598Judson Pacific-Murphy Corp. 2550

Kaar-engineering Corp. —_ 1544Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical C rp.

1786, 2117, 2-i00Kaiser Industries Corp.__ 2334, 2j50Kaiser Metal Products Inc. X 2 550Kaiser Steel Corp.——1895, 2334, 2.750Kansas City Public Service Co 1 i44Kansas City Southern Ry.—1650, 2491, 2 >07Kansas Gas & Electric Co 1544Kansas Oklahoma <fc Gulf Ry.___1650,

2491, 2307Katz Oil Co X- -2842Kayser (Julius) Co —. ___ 2 :02

Kayser-Roth Corp. — 2 J02

Kearney-Trecker Corp. ———1544Kemper Industries Inc.————;—2117Kandall Co. 2491Kennecofct Copper Corp.. 1786, 18)5, 2 >02Kennedy (D. S.) & Co 1650,2632,2335Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp. 2117Kentucky Utilities Co 2J42Kern County Land Co.—_—2491,1842Keyes Fibre Co...— — — 2191Keystone Chemurgic Corp —__ 1786"Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd. — 2J35

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Keystone Portland Cement Co.(Special) ;—_1^50

Keystone Steel & Wire Co._ 2491, 2842King-Seeley Corp. — 2.142Kings County Lighting Co 2907Kinney (G. R.) Co. Inc 1835, 2226, 2342Kirby Petroleum Co — 1695Knickerbocker Growth Fund Inc 1786

Koehrilig Co 1544, 2226, 2335, 2 .<91, 2.160Koehring-Waterous Ltd 2,160Koppers Co. Inc. —_—1650, 1895Kresge (S. S.) Co —1786,222b*Kress (S. H.) & Co 1395,2117, .

2226, 2360, 2842Krogev Co. : 1786, 2003, 2842Kuhlman Electric Co 2491

L & L Scrap Iron Corp. — 2907L.O.F. Glass Fibers Co 1544L.O.F. Glass Fibers Co. (Special) 2502La Consolidada S. A — — 2491La Crosse Telephone Corp. — 2491La Luz Mines Ltd— — 2907La Salle Institute ^935Laclede Gas Co. _22_J, 2842

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Pag#Lake Short* Inc —_— 2550Lake Superior District Power Co.—— 2401Lake Superior A Ishpeming RR._178G,

v 2491,2907*

Lakey Foundry Corp.;—-—— 1544Lancaster Chemical Corp 2550. 2842Lancer Industries Inc —~ - X 2550Lane Bryant Inc — 2002, 2226Lang Co. Inc < -. —1544, 2003Larson Laboratories Inc.—— 1544Laughlin Alloy Steel Co. Inc.-. < 2842Lawson & Jones Ltd ,—T ——- 1050Lay (H. W.) A Co. Inc.__ 2491Lay (H. W.) A Co. Inc. (Special t 2390Lazard Fund Inc 2491, 2550, 2842Le Tourneau <R. GJ Inc.—.. 1786,2226Leeds A Northrup Co 1544, 2003, 2335Lees (James) & Sons Co 1544, 2335Lefcourt Realty Corp.. 2003, 2117, 2226Legettes Inc.—.——— —_— 1544Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. —1—2003Lehigh & Hudson River Ry——1050,

2491 2907

Lehigh A New England RR., 1050,2491, 2907

Lehigh Valley Coal Co 2335Lehigh Valley Industries Inc — 2491Lehigh Valley RR.— 1050, 2335, 2907Lehman Corp. ; 178(5Lehn A Fink Products Corp. 2003Lerner Stores Corp. . .1544,1895,2220Leslie Salt Co. 1895Lesnor Maehr Marine Co. Inc 2491Lever Bros. Co. ,—,— — 1895Lewyt Corp. —— 2335,. 2907Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co 1895Life & Casualty Insurance Co — 2550Life Insurance Securities Corp—1544, 2491Lilly (Eli) A Co 1544,1050Linair Engineering Inc. „— 2491Lincoln Service Corp. _ 2335Lindsay Chemical Co. 3118Ling Electronics Inc. . . 1786Link Aviation Inq. — 1780Link-Belt Co 1544, 2003, 2220, 2335, 2491Lionel Corp. <- —- 2491List Industries Corp 1544, 2220Litecraft Industries Ltd. (special)—— 2170Lithium Corp. of America Inc.—1895, 2842Little (Arthur D.) Inc. — —— 1544Ljtton Industries Inc. —,-1786,2335,2060Loblaw Inc. — —~~~ —— 2000Lock Thread Corp. — 2491Lockheed Aircraft Corp.— .1051, 1895,

2003, 2550, 2842Loew's Inc. _— ——. —1786Lone Star Cement Corp. — 1544Lone Star Gas Co.. —1895, 2335Lone Star Steel Co 2003,2118,2335Long Island Arena Inc—_—1051, 2118Long Island Lighting Co., 1051.

1780, 2003, 2220, 2335, 2491, 2842Long Island RR, 1651,2335,2907Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. Inc.— 2491Longren Aircraft Co. Inc ——, 2907Lorillard (P.) Co., — 1651, 1180, 2335Louisiana A: Arkansas Ry., 1051, 2492,2907Louisiana-Delta-Offshore Corp.,—.—, 2907Louisville Gas A Electric Co .,,—,2907Louisville A Nashville RR.—1051, 2492, 2842Lovejoy Flexible Coupling Co,———,2003Lowenstein (M.) A Son Inc. —— 2550'Ludman Corp. _ — —2227Lukens Steel Co. ,,X—1544Luria Engineering Co. x__ 1895Luther Corp,,,—— : 2842Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. Inc.—1544,

1786, 1895, 2492, 2551Lynn Gas & Electric Co.,,——,— 2842

M. A. C. Credit Co. Inc.————.,,. 1780McColl-Fronienac Oil Co. Ltd.—.,—,1896McConnell (Russell.) ——2551McCrory Stores Corp. —,,,1890, 2227McCuIlough Motor Corp— 2335McGraw (F. H.I Co.—_2335McGraw-Edison Co. X_, —1786, 2492McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,,,——1896McKee (Arthur G.) A Co., 1896. 2227, 2335McKesson & Robbins Inc.<i—,—1896, 2660McLean Industries Inc. .,,2003, 2842McLellan Stores Co, — 1890,2227McLouth Steel Corp. — 2551McPhail Candy Corp. „— —, 2003McRae Oil & Gas Corp 1890Macfadden Publications Inc . 1890Macinar Inc. XX--X——Xj—... 1896Mack Trucks Inc. ——1786,1896MacMillan A Bloedel Ltd.—1786, 1890,2551M'acMillan (H. R.) Export Co. Ltd—1896Macy (R. H.) & Co. Inc.,, ,.1786,2907Magna Investment & DevelopmentCorp. —— 2492

Magnavox Co. — 1545Mahon (R. C.) Co. _— 1890

Maine Central RR,——_ 1051, 2492, 2907Maine Fidelity Life Insurance Co.

1890, 2335Mallinckrodt Chemical Works (special) 2058Mammoth Mountain Inn Corp.X2335, 2842Managed Funds Inc. xxXXXXX 1780Manati Sugar Co. 2000Mangel Stores Corp..——~—1780, 2227Manhattan Bond Fund Inc, X—_ 2907Manhattan Shirt Co.--—1,— 2227, 2492Mansfield Telephone Co——XX—2ti42Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co,—,2551, 2907Mar-Tex Oil A Gas Co. 2907M'archant Calculators Inc. XlX. 1051, 2118Marine Midland Corp. —_—:X—_— 1780Marquardt Aircraft Co, —_—— 2842Martin Co. — — J. 2551, 2600Maryland Recreation Enterprises Inc., 2118Massachusetts Investors Growth StockFund — 2907

Massachusetts Investors Trust,,,—, 2335Massachusetts Life Fundi—,,—J—1890Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance

Co. 2907

Massey-Ferguson Ltd. —— 2000Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd. — 2600Matheson Co. Inc.—— —— 2003Maule Industries Inc.,--—— 2492Max Factor A Co.— 2335, 2842

May Department Stores Co 2551Mayfair Markets - ——) 1651Mayflower Finance Co,. 1651Maytag Co. ,———2492,2842Mead Corp ,__1651, 2118, 2551, 2842, 2907-Mead Johnson & Co,——1786,2003Melville Shoe Corp —1896, 2492Mengel Co. 2842Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of Cali¬fornia — , 1545, 2335

Mercantile Stores Co. Inc—1896, 2227, 2703Merchants Credit Inc.X—• ,.2003, 2492Merck A Co. Inc 1545, 1896, 2492Meredith Publishing Co 2492Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A Smith 1396Merrimack A Essex Electric Co, 2003,

2118, 2227,2335, 2842

Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp 2335

Metal A Thermit Corp 4545,1786

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Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp,—.— 2703Metropolitan Edison Co— 2118, 2227Metropolitan Hotel Corp,, ,2492Mexico Tramways Co.— —— 2703Miami Copper Co.— X—:——— 2703Michigan Bell Telephone Co,—1896, 2492Michigan Credit Union League— 1896Microveer Inc. X-———<_ —, 2335Mid-America Minerals Inc. 2003, 2551Midcontinent Tube Service Inc 1787Middle States Petroleum Corp — 2227Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois 2492Middle South Utilities Inc.—. 2842Midland Enterprises Inc — 1051Midlathian Country Club 2330Midwest Oil Corp.i—— 2118Miles Laboratories Inc,,—2003, 2492, 2703Miller (E. 8.) Lab. Inc 2907

. Millor-Wohl Co. Inc.— —1890, 2227I Milliken Lake Uranium Mines Ltd 2336j Milwaukee Gas Light Co, 2u30; Mine Safety Appliances Co 1545I Minneapolis Brewing Co —— 2336Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.

1787,2336

! Minneapolis-Moline Co 1896, 2551i Minneapolis, Northfield A Southern! Ry. — 1651,2492,2907j Minneapolis A St. Louis Ry 1651,! 2492,2907

Minneapolis, St. Paul A Sault Ste.: Marie RR - 1651,2492,2907I Minnesota Mining A Mfg. Co,', 1896j Minnesota A Ontario Paper Co.—1896, 2492Minute Maid Corp 2118Missiles-Jets A Automation Fund Inc. 2118Mission Development Co. —' 2227

- Mississippi Power A Light Co.—1651, 1787Mississippi River Fuel Corp 2842Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (special)_ 2308Mississippi Valley Investment Co. Inc. 1896Missouri-Illinois RR. ,—1651, 2492, 2907Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.. 1651,

2492, 2842

Missouri Pacific RR.—1651, 2492, 2842, 2907Missouri Power A Light Co.—1787, 2118Mobile Credit Corp. 1651

, Modern Community Developers Inc— 2492j Mohawk Rubber Co. ——2492,-2842(Monarch Life Insurance Co,—,1545, 2703; Monon RR. — -.1651, 2492,2908! Monongahela Ry. —*—-.1651, 2492, 2908! Monsanto Chemical Co.—,—-,1545, 2008i Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. — 2336I Montgomery Ward A Co. Inc.—1896,; 2008, 2227'

Montrose Chemical Co. — ■ .-2118Moore-MeCormack Lines Inc. ——, 2551'Morrell (.John\ A Co,. ——-—2908 •Morrison-Knudsen Co. Inc. — ——- 2843Mosler Safe Co. — - 2227Motel Corp. of Italy -—lo4oMotor Products Corp. — ,2551, 2703Motor Wheel Corp,— 1545, 2336Motorola Inc. ————~ —— 1545

, Motors Building Realty Co,—2003. 2703.Mountain Fuel Supply Co.—1896, 2492, 2843Mountain States Telephone A Tele-

| graph Co. -1545,2493,2843! Multnomah Canadian Fund Ltd.—— 1545| Munsingwear Inc. —— .,,1787, 2493; Murphy (G. C.) Co.—1787, 1896, 2227, 2843I Murpny Corp.—1787, 2118, 2551, 2703, 29081 Muskegon Piston Ring Co.,,——,—,1051Mutual Income Foundation—u, ,,2227, 2843Mutual Investors Corp. of New York, 2703Mutual Securities Fund of Boston— — 2493

Napco Industries Inc. —, — 2118Narda Microwave Corp. -——-— 1896Narda Ultrasonic Corp. ——, 2227Natco Corp. —;—— .2003,2493

, Nation-Wide Securities Co. Inc,_1896, 2227! National Aeronautical Corp. ——-1787! National Bellas Hess Inc.—,—2027, 2°i3National Beryl & Mining Corp.—2493, 2551National Beverages Inc.,—— loot, i737National Building Corp,, 2336, 2551National Can Corp.—2908National Cash Register Co;,——1651, 1896National Container Corp,—1896, 2003, 2703National Cylinder Gas Co—1545, 1651, 2116National Department Stores Corp.

2118,2703National Distillers & Chemical Corp.

1897,2003.2118,2227,2336National Dynamics Corp. 2843National Educators Finance Corp., 2704national Fuel Gas Co,_—1787, 2118, 2227National Gas & Oil Corp 1545,28.3National Gypsum Co——i 2493, 2908National Investors Corp,———— 1545National Lead Co —— 2004National Malleable & Steel CastingsCo. — 2493

National Manganese Co. Inc.—,, 1545, 2704National Mortgage Discount Corp , 2118National Propane Corp.— —1545, 2551National Research Corp. —1897, 2004, 2227National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.

1897.2227National Steel Corp, —— 2704National Supply Co. —,——1897, 2118National Tea Co. ——1545, 1787, 2227National Vulcanized Fibre Co,,— 2336Nationwide Corp. — 1897Nationwide Corp. (Special) — 2282Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America

1897,2336, 2908Navarre-500 Building —— 1787Nedow Oil Tool Co — 2227Nehi Corp. ' 2843Neisner Brothers Inc.— 1897,2227, 2843Nestle Co. Inc 2551Nestle-Le Muir Co 1545, 2336, 2493, 2908New Britain Machine Co. 2493New England Electric System,.—1545,

1651. 1787, 2004, 2336New England Gas & ElectricAssociation — —2336, 2551

New England Power Co. L 2228,2336, 2551, 2704

New England Telephone & TelegraphCo. — 1787, 1897, 2336, 2493

New England Transportation Co 1545New Hampshire Bankshares Inc 2336New Haven Clock & Watch Co ., 2336New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.; 2004,

2118.2228New Jersey Power & Light Co 1545,

1651, 2004, 2118New Orleans & Northeastern RR.

1651,2493,2908New York Airways Inc 2908New York Capital Fund of CanadaLtd. 2004

New York Central RR 1651,2228,2493,2704, 2908

New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.1652, 2493, 2551, 2908

New York Connecting RR._1652, 2493, 2908

! New York Dock Co. — 2004

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£ag.New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.

1652,2493,2843New York Ontario & Western Ry 2119New York Shipbuilding Corp 2843New York State Electric & Gas Corp. r

1897, 2336, 2908New York Susquehanna & WesternRR. - ; 1652, 2493, 2843

New York Telephone Co.—1897, 2004,2119,2336. 2493, 2551,2704

New York Water Service Corp.— 2843Newberry (J. J.) Co.— — 1897, 2228Newfoundland & Labrador Corp.: 2004Newmont Mining Corp — 2004Newport News Shipbuilding & DryDock Co. i. — 2004

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.,—2119,2336, 2493, 2551,2704

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.(Special) — 1623

Niagara Share Corp. ; 2336Nichols Inc. 1 2336

Norbute, Corp. 2908Nordon-Ketay Corp.— 2004Nordix Corp. — 2908Norfolk «fc Carolina Telephone & Tele¬graph Co. I 2551, 2908

Norfolk Southern Ry 1652, 2493, 2843Norfolk A* Western Ry 1652. 24^3, 2908Norfolk <fc Western Ry. (special)—— 1764North American Aviation Inc 1545, 2843North American Car Corp,_ —z 2004North American Merchandising Co.

2336,2704North American Properties Corp 1787North Carolina Telephone Co... — 2908North Central Airlines Inc. 2228North Chesapeake Beach Land & Im¬provement Co — — 1788

North Electric Co 2908

Northam Warren Corp — 2493Northeast Capital Corp 2228Northeastern Water Co 2551Northern Illinois Gas Co 2493, 2704Northern Indiana Public Service Co.

2551 2843Northern Natural Gas Co.—1652, 1788', 2551Northern Natural Gas Co. (Special) 2390Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co.Ltd. —— — 2228

Northern Pacific Ry._1052, 1788, 2493, 2908Northern States power Co. —1545,2551Northern Utilities Co. — — 2119Northern Virginia Doctors HospitalCorp. 1788

Northport Water Works Co.— — 2228Northrop Aircraft Inc ; 2908Northwest Airlines Inc.,—,— 1788

Northwest. Bancorporation ——1545,1788,1897

/Northwest Natural Gas Co 1897, 2551Northwestern'Bell Telephone Co, 1788,

2493,2843Northwestern Mutual Life InsuranceCo. — ,——1897, 2004

Northwestern Pacific RR. 1652, 2493^2908Northwestern Public Service Co— 2704Norwalk Truck Lines Inc.— —— 2704Norwich Pharmaeal Co, — 1897-Nuclear Corp. of America— 1897Nuclear-Chicago Corp. : 41 ,i1788Nuclear Materials & Equipment Corp.

2004,2119,2336Nuclear Science & Engineering Corp. 2119Nucleonics Chemistry <& ElectronicsShares Inc. — -1545, 1788

Nugget Bench Placer Mining Corp.—1897Nylacore Corp. 2005

April-June

Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—,,Ogden Corp. —— -,..1—Ohio Bell Telephone Co.2004, 2493,Ohio Consolidated Telephone CoOhio Electric Mfg. Co. ——————

Ohio Fuel Gas Co.,^——,4^-Ohio Oil "Co. — — 2551,Oil Inc. ——

Oil A Mineral Operations Inc.,Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—2336,Olen Co. Inc 1545, 1652,Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp 1545,Oliver Products Inc,

Olympic Portland Cement Co —

Omaf Corp. 2004,One William Street Fund Inc.—1652,

1897, 2004, 2119, 2228, 2336,122 East 66th Street Inc.——)

Orange A Rockland Electric Co.(Special) ————

Orange A Rockland Utilities Inc. 2229,Oriental Oil Co — _■)Osborne Electronic Sales Corp.,Otis Elevator Co.

Otter Tail Power Co., — 2843,Outboard Marine Corp ,1897,2119,Over-the-Counter Securities Fund Inc.

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. 2004,Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—2004,2229,

Oxford Paper Co. — ,1545,' 1788,'

1897

2004

2843

2705

1652

2336

2843

1652

17882843

1897

2119

2705

27052228

2552

1652

2533255228431652

2229

2908

23B7

17882229

2705

2843

Pacific Airmotive Corp.— 1545Pacific Clay Products - 2337Pacific Coast Paper Mills ofWashington Inc. 2705

Pacific Electric Ry. 2493, 2908Pacific Far East Line Inc.— — 2119Pacific Finance Corp.———1652, 2843Pacific Gas A Electric Co.— —2337,

2493, 2843, 2908Pacific Industries Inc 1788

Pacific Lighting Corp.,——2004, 2229, 2909Pacific Narthcrn Airlines Inc —1788Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—* 1652,1897Pacific Power A Light Co.,2229. 2337,

2552,2909Pacific Telephone A Telegraph Co.

1788,2493, 2705Package Machinery Co.—, —2337Packard-Bell Electronics Corp. —2842, 2909Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd., 2552Palestine Economic Corp 1546, 2909Pall

. Corp. ,1546, 2909Pan American Sulphur Co 1788Pan American World Airways Inc 2337Paper Art Co. Inc * 1897Paradox Production Corp 1897, 2843Paramount Motors Corp . 2552Paramount Pictures Corp., 1546,

2004, 2337, 2843Park Loan Inc — 1 2337Parke-Davis & Co 2229, 2909Parnat Business Machines Corp.,1546, 1788Parton (Frank) Lumber Co 2549Peabody Coal Co 1652, 2705Peckham Plan Fund Inc 2337Pecos Irrigation Co L_ —1897Peerless Weighing & Vending MachineCorp. 1788

Pendleton Tool Industries Inc 2337Peninsular Telephone Co ; 1652Penn Dairies Inc 1546, 1788, 2004Penn Fruit Co. Inc ^ 1788

Penn-Jersey Cooperative Association,, 2337

Pagi

Penn-Texas Corp 1546, 1897, 2337, 2909Penney (J. C.) Co .1897,2004,2229Pennroad Corp. 1788, 2337Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.— —1540, 2909Pennsylvania Power Co 2004. 2119,

2229, 2493, 2552Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.,1788, 2909Pennsylvania RR. 1652, 2493, 2552, 2909Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines

1652, 2493, 2909Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd 1652Peoples Drug Stores Inc —_„ 2229Peoples Natural Gas Co... of South 'Carolina — — It546, 2004, 2552

Peoples Securities Corp : 1652Peoria Service Co.— .444*. —— 1692Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long IslandInc. — — 2229

Pepsi-Cola Co. - 2229Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc — ,2843Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers Inc.. 1897Permanente Cement Co.— 2552, 2705Peruvian Corp. Ltd..,. —1692, 2005Peruvian Investment A Finance Ltd. 2005Peruvian Transport Corp. Ltd.__1692, 2005Petrolane Gas Service Inc.-—— — 2119Petroleum Corp. of America —_ 1546Pfizer (Chas.) A Co. Inc.—1788, 2005, 2119Phelps Dodge Corp 2229Philadelphia Electric Co._ 1692, 1788,

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1898.2005Philadelphia Gear Corp.— 1788Philadelphia Life Insurance Co.

(Special) v'.-X————.—_ 1838Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. *

1789. 2119, 2229

Philadelphia A Reading Corp 2493Philadelphia Transportation Co 2119Philco Corp. 2005Philip Morris Inc 1789, 1898, 2493Phillips Electronics Inc. 1898Phillips Petroleum Co.—_ 2552Phoenix-Pheinrohr A. G 1546Pi-A-Kee Development Co.1 2005, 2909Piasecki Aircraft Cqrp._. 2005Piedmont Aviation Inc 2909Piedmont Njatural Gas Co. Inc.—1898, 2843Piedmont A Northern Ry.—1692, 2493, 2909Pike Natural Gas Co —2337, 2844Pillsbury Mills Inc.———— 1898Pioneer Finance Co.—— 2337, 2909Pitney-Bowes Inc. — •„ 1546Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.

1546, 2005, 2337Pittsburgh A Lake Erie RR —_1692,

1898, 2493, 2844Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.— —__ 2552Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp. . 2337Pittsburgh Youngstown A AshtabulaRy. ———X- ) —_ 2119

Pittsburgh A West Virginia Ry._1692,2494 9Qf)q

Pittston Co. —— —2337| 2909Pizza A Properties Inc — 2337Placer Development Ltd. 2119Planet Corp. —— — xx--)- 2844Pleasant Valley Oil ,A Mining Corp. 2119Plough Inc, — I— —1546, 1693Plymouth Oil Co.—4.. ——— 1898Polaroid Electronics Corp.—_ 1789Polaroid Corp. 1789Policy Advancing Corp.— 1546Polymer Corp. 1546Polymer Industries Inc.— 1898Pomona Tile Manufacturing Co.—-X 1789Porcelain Clay Co 2705Portland Gas A Coke Co.X789, 1898, 2552Portland General Electric Co 1693,

1789, 2005, 2494, 2844, 2909Potash Syndicate of Germany—— — 1898Potomac Edison Co — 1789, 2337Potomac Electric Power Co.—1546,

1693, 1898, 2005, 2119, 2494, 2844Potomac Plastics Co * • 1789Power Fuels Corp. of America : 1546Precision Transformer Corp.—X— 1789Preferred Life Insurance Co. of: America — 1789

Premier Pharmaceutical Corp.—— 1546Preston House Sire Plan Inc._XX v 1789Price (T. Rowe) Growth Stock FundIre — 1898

Printing Machinery Co.——, 2705Private Enterprise Inc.——— 2119Pioctor Community Hospital—X 2844Producing Properties Inc.^ 1898Progress Manufacturing Co. Inc.— 1898Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd.— 'X 2844

Prophet Co 1 .—1898, 2337Providence Gas Co._„! 1546

Public Savings Life Insurance Co._ 1546Public Service Co. of Colorado—1546,

i 2005, 2337Public Service Co. of Indiana Inc.— 2005

Public Service Co. of Indiana Inc.

(Special) —— 2199Public Service Co, * of New Hampshire 1546Public Service Co. of New Mexico 2844

Public Service Co. of Oklahoma_1789,1898,2119, 2229

Public Service Coordinated Transport 2337Public Service Electric A Gas Co.— 2494

Puget Sound Power A Light Co. 1898,m 2005,2229

Puget Sound Pulp A Timber Co.—_ 2705Pullman Inc — 2337Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing-

Co —^ 2337Purex Corp. Ltd —.——1546, 2844Puniy Stores Ltd.—•— —1789Putnam (George) Fund of Boston— 2006

Quaker Oats Co— —-— 2909Quinby A Co. Inc 1693

Radio Corp. of America-. —1546,2006, 2229, 2552

Ralston Purina Co. (Special)———2714Rand Drilling Co. Inc—^ ——.— 2494Rapid-American Corp —X—— 2909Raymond Concrete Pile Co 2229Raymond International Inc 2229Payonier Inc. 2337Raytheon Manufacturing Co 1546, 2552Reaction Motors Inc. 1898Reading Co. — 1693, 2494, 2909Reading Tube Corp , 2844Red Owl Stores Inc — 2337Regiscope Co. of Colorado Inc.—. 1693Reichhold Chemicals Inc.__1693, 2338, 2705Reliable Stores Corp X338, 2844Republic Aviation Corp—— 2119, 2338, 2909Republic Insurance Co. of Texas— 2338Republic Steel Corp 2494Research Mutual Corp., 1546Resistoflex Corp. ) 1898Revere Copper A Brass Inc 2494Rcxall Drug Co 1546, 2494Reynolds Metals Co 1789, 2844Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co— 1898Rheem Manufacturing Co 2338Rhodesia and Nyasaland (Federationof) —• 2229

Richfield Oil Corp.—1546,1693, 1789,1898. 2844

Richmond Fredericksburg & PotomacRR. —— 1693, 2494, 2344

Riddle Airlines Inc— — 2338Rimrock International Co. 444----— 2494Rimrock Tidelands Inc. ; 2494Rio Tinto Dow Ltd— 2909Ritter Co. Inc :— X_) — 2006kiver Brand Rice Mills Inc.——: 1546Rix-Athabasca Uranium Mines Ltd— 2844

Roadway Express Inc— —— 2333'Roberts Co.— X—X—— 1898Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co — 2338

Robertson (H. H.t Co — 1898

Robosonlc National Industries Corp. 2844Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—2532Rochester Gas A Electric Corp.(Special) 1858

Rockcote Point Co — 1546

Rockland Light & Power Co. (Special) 2537Rockwell Manufacturing Co 2844, 2910Rockwell Spring & Axle Co—X1547,

1789,1898Rockwell-Standard Corp.— —_ .2006,

2552,2844Roe (A. V.) "Canada" Ltd — 2705Rohr Aircraft Corp 2910Roman Catholic Bishop of the Dioceseof Joliet, 111 2844

Roper (Geo. D.) Corp— 1547Rorer (William) Inc.. _2119, 2494Rose Marie Reid r ——1 1546, 2271Rose's 5-10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.

1898,2271Roxbury Carpet Co _1547, 2338Royal American Corp— — x_ 1898Royal McBee Corp 1938. X

2006, 2338, 2494Ruppert (Jacob) 1547Russell (F. C.) Co 1547Rutland Ry. 1693, 2494, 2844Ryan Aeronautical Co—; 1547

1938.2844

S. & M. Mining & Exploration— 1693St. Alphonsus Hospital ———1— 2494St. Francis General Hospital andRehabilitation Institute 2494

St. John's Evangelical LutheranChurch X 2006

St. Joseph Lead Co — 2006St, Joseph Light A Power Co.—1547,

1789,2705St. Lawrence Cement Co — — 2338St. Lawrence Corp. Ltd—Srr™ 1938, 2338St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. —1547,

1789,2271, 2494, 2552;2844St. Louis-San '• Francisco & Texas Ry.

2006, 2494, 2844St. Louis Southwestern Ry. _17»9,

241)4. 2844St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church 2006St. Regis Paper Co 1789. 2910Sabena Belgian World Airlines 1547Sabre-Pinon Corp. 2119Saco-Lowell ShopsX 2119, 2910Safety Industries Inc..; ———2494Safeway Stores Inc 1547, 2844Salem-Brosius Inc. X- ——2119, 2705

Salesology Inc. "XX— —X_ 1789Samedan Associates Inc 1—2844San Diego Imperial Corp— — — 2553San Jacinto Petroleum Corp.——X_x;- 2119Savannah & Atlantic Ry ———2006,

2494.2845Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. — -2006Sayre A Fisher Co „21^0, 2910Schenley Industries Inc. 2338Sobering Corp. —2120Schick Inc. _— —x Xx~ 1938Science & Nuclear Fund Inc. _1547. 1789Scott Paper Co ,1938, 2338Scout Lake Mines Inc 1 1693

Scudder Special Fund Inc. - — 2338Scudder Stevens & Clark CommonStock Fund Inc. xXX—X ---- 2338

Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund Inc.— 2338Scullin Steel Co.—X——1693, 1789Seaboard Air Line RR.—1693, 2006, 2553Seaboard Drug Co. Inc— 2494Seaboard Oil Co 1— 2006, 2120, 2553Seaboard & Western Airlines Inc.

2271, 2338, 2910Seabrook Farms Co ———_ 1547

Seagram (Joseph E.) & Sons Inc.— 1693Sealed Power Corp 1 XX 2338Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.——2006, 2338Searle (G. D.) & Co 2338,2705Sears Roebuck & Co.— 1838, 2271,

2705,2845

Seating Inc. —— 2006Securities Acceptance Corp —2006,

2553,2910

Security Savings Life Insurance Co.1789,2910

Security Title Insurance Co 1547Seeburg Corp. -<—1789, 1938, 2705Seeman Brothers Inc 1938

Seiberling Rubber Co———k|_— 1938Seismograph Service Corp.——_—— 2845Selby Shoe Corp.——. — 1938Selected American Shares Inc—2006. 2338Selectivision Inc L 2705Sentinbl Security Life Insurance Co—1789Sentry Corp. : — 1938Servomechanisms Inc. 1789, 2338 'Shahmoon Industries Inc.—2006, 2553, 2705Shareholders Trust of Boston 1547Sharon Steel Co —.—— 2553Shea Chemical Corp— ,1789, 2553Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co —— 2845Shell Oil Co.— — 2845Sheraton Hotel Corp _ 1547Shinbone Alley Co. < ———2910Shinyetsu Electric Power Co. Ltd— 2097Shoe Corp of America — 1789. 2705Shopping Centers Corp— — 2006Siegler Corp.—1547, 2007, 2338, 2705, 2845Sierra Pacific Power Co— 1693,

1789, 1938,2007

Signature Loan Co. Inc ___|1938Silvray Lighting Inc 1547, 2494Simmons Co. > — 1938Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc————- 2338Sinclair Oil Corp—) —,— _ 2845Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co 2007Sisters of Mercy of Devils. Lake 2271Skelly Oil Co.— , 2007Small Industrial Plants Inc.——1 2271Smith-Corona Inc— — 1693, 2120, 2553Smith-Corona Marchant Inc 2120Smith Kline A French Laboratories

1547, 1789

Socony Mobil Oil Co. Inc 1790Solar Aircraft Co 1693, 1790Sonneborn (L.) Sons Inc— 2007Sorg Printing Co. Inc — 1938South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—__ 1790South Coast Corp 1790South Dakota Industrial DevelopmentCredit Corp 2271

Southeastern Mines Inc._ 2494, 2705

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PftRtSoutheastern Public Service Co 2494Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph-

CO. 'AAA,. -1938. 2494, 2845Southern California Edison Co._1547,1938Southern California Gas Co 1547Southern Co. __ 2271, 2553Southern Counties Gas Co. of Cali¬fornia 1938

Southern Electric Generating Co 1693Southern Frontier Finance Oo.__ 23adSouthern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.

A ''"A'A 2705,2910Southern Natural Gas Co.__1938, 2007,

2380,2705Southern Nevada Power Co — 1693,

.• 2007, 2553

Southern Nevada Telephone Co. 1790, 2007Southern New England Telephone Co.

. VA"- A; ■ AA •' '-AA A ■ ■.V, 2007, 2495Southern Pacific Co._1547, 1693, 1938,

PageTexas Pacific Coal <fc Oil Co._—_2047, 2554Texas Pacific Land Trust (Special) 1950Texas & Pacific Ry. 1694, 2495, 2846Texas Utilities Co. . 2953Texize Chemicals Inc. 2120Textron American Inc. , — 2120Textron Inc. __™___2120, 2380, 2846. 2953Thermal Research & Engineering Corp. 2495Thew Shovel Co. 1939,2120Thiokol Chemical Corp 1939, 2047Thomas Paint Products Co. _2554Thompson (John R.) Co —_—— 1939Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass Co. 1829, 2272Thompson Products Inc . 2047, 2272Thomson Symon Co. —; 1548Thriftimart Inc. —A——1939, 2380Thrifty Drug Stores Inc. (Special)—2058Tidewater Oil Co. 1548, 1694, 2120Tilo Roofing Co. Inc.—— 2846Time Inc. — —: 2706

2971 9495' 2845 t Timeplan Finance Corp. -. 1548Southern Ry. 1693, 2495', 2845! 2910 Timken Roller Bearing Co.— 2846Southern Syndicate Inc ___A_ A 2380 ! T1P Top & ®as Co 1829,1939Southern Union Gas Co 1547,2272, j Tishman Realty & Construction Co.

2380 2705 i Inc* 2047, 25o4Southern Utah Power Co .— 1693* 2007 Todd Shipyards Corp. : 1548,1939Southwest Gas Corp. _. — 1790 i Toklan Oil Corp. _____ •—

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. „

1790,2495, 2706Southwestern Electric Service Co 2910Southwestern Financial Corp— 1548Southwestern Gas Electric Co._ 2845Southwestern Public Service Co 1548Southwestern States Telephone Co.—„ 1938Sovereign Investors Inc.- 1693, 2272Sovereign Resources Inc.— 1938Specialty Stores Co. Inc 2553Spencer Chemical Co — 1548, 2910Sperry Rand Corp 1938,2120,2272,2910Spiegel Inc. ..1938,2272Spokane International RR._1693, 2495, 2845Spokane Natural Gas Co.— 1938

Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry. 1693,2495.2845

Eprague Electric Co —_— 1548

Springfield Five & Marine InsuranceCo 2007, 2706

Staloy (A. E.) Manufacturing Co.A 2007,2272

Standard Brands Inc —2120, 2706Standard Coil Products Co 2845Standard Dredging Corp.— 1790, 2380Standard Financial Corp. 2553, 2706, 2845Standard Forgings Corp- —— —— 2272Standard Oil Co. of Caliiornia—1548,

2120,2553,2910Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) ..1790,

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2553, 2910Standard Oil Co, (New Jersey) 1693,

2007.2120,2495,2553,2910Standard Oil Co. (Ohio.) 1548Standard Packaging CorpA_AA_1790,

2007,2272,2706, 2845Standard & Poor's Corp. 2910 j tthpycpiipH fthemtral Cnm ?047Standard P.oducts Co.——1939, 2007 1 e d Chemical Coip.—_ 2047

Oil Corp. —— 1939Toledo Edison Co - 2554, 2953Toledo Peoria <ta Western Ry.—1694,

940c; oqco

Top Oil & Gas Co ——— 1939Toronto Star Ltd. —— ■_ 2272Townsend International Growth FundInc. —————— 2272

Townsend Investment Co.— 2495Tracerlab Inc. — — 1548Traid Corp. 1694. 2047, 2120Trane Co. — 2272,2953Trans Continental Industries Inc.

1548, 2495, 2846, 2953Trans-Cuba Oil Co. .——1586, 2554Trans World Airlines Inc. -—.___——1586Transamerica Corp. A -1586,2047Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.

2047. 2120, 2495, 2846, 2953TreeSweet Products Co—1 : 2272Tri-Continental Corp.—- .——.— 1586Triangle Conduit & Cable Co. Inc.-— 2120Trunkline Gas Co.————.-—— 2380Trust Corp of Bahamas Ltd. — 2272Trusteed Funds Inc —— 2380Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power

Co. — - - —2047, 2953Tulatex Corp. _____1:——— 2272Tuttle Engineering Inc — 2380Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.

1586, 2554Twentieth Century Investors Inc.-,— 2953Twentieth Century Investors Plan 2953Twin Coach Co —..2380, 2846, 2953Two Guys from Harrison Inc.—n—— 2953

Ultra Ray Drilling & Mining Co.-—___ 1939[Underwood Corp. -1939,2846

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Virginia & Southwestern Ry 1940Virginian Ry.— 1694, 1940, 2048,

2100,2496,2954Virginian Ry. (special)—: 2099Vision Inc. — : 2048Vista-Lux Corp. of America — 2707Vitro. Corp. of America 1940, 2048Voltar Electronics Inc. 2707 •

Vulcan Materials Co. -1587, 1940, 2496Vulcan Metal Products Corp.—1940Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp 1587, 2048

W. J. Management Co. —— 2954Wabash RR. —1587,1940, 2380,2554,2954Wabush Iron Co. 2048Wachapreague Hotel Corp A—_ — 1829.Wagner Electric Corp. —— 2048Waitt <fc Bond Inc. ; 1587Waldorf System Inc. 4 ; 2048Walgreen Co. ——.1940, 2273Walker Laboratories Inc —2707, 2954Walker-Scott Corp —2048, 2496, 2954Wallace & Tiernan Inc. 2596Walnut Grove Products Co. Inc 2496Walworth Co. _d-—— 1587Ward Baking Co.. —————1829Ward Industries Corp. —; 2496Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.- i——: 25.96Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co._ 1587

Washington Gas Light Co.-1587, 1829,2043. 2496, 2954

Washington Mutual Investors FundInc. _A—AAA2954

Washington Natural Gas Co. —_— 2596

Washington Planning Corp 2273Washington Water Power Co.—2273,

2846, 2954Waste King Corp. — — 1940Waterbury Favrel Foundry & Machine ,

Co. ————— 2846 I Willcox <fc

Pag«Waterman (L. E.) Pen Co. (N. Y.)

2160, 2954Waterman (L. E.) Pen Co. Ltd.(Canada) ___ 2496

Wayne Pump Co. - ■ 2707Webb & Knapp Inc. - ; 2596Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp. Ltd.—2160Weill (Raphael) & Co.— —: 1940Wellington Fund Inc. 2273, 2496West Coast Airlines Inc. — - 2380West Point Manufacturing Co.——1587West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.-1694,

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1829,2846Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)__1940,

2273, 2954Western Carolina Telephone Co.- 2707Western Electric Co. Inc.—1940, 2048,

2160,2380Western Giant-Oil Inc. . - 1829Western Maryland Ry..——1694, 2496, 2954Western Pacific Mining Co. Inc 2496Western Pacific RR. Co._ __A.-1829, 2596Western Ry of Alabama—1829, 2496, 2954Western Reserve Telephone Co.- — 2496Western Union Telegraph Co. 1694,

2596, 2707Westinghouse Air Brake Co —— 1940Westinghouse Electric Corp.—1587, 2954Westland Oil Co

. 1940Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.. —---—.. 2596Wheeling Steel Corp.--— — 2954Whirlpool Corp. A__A .—1940, 2273White Caps Gold Miniing Co. 2954White Motor Co.—1587, 1694, 2596, 2707White Stores Inc. 1940, 2273Whitehall Fund Inc.———-—-AA-AA 1587Whiting Corp. 2160Wigton-Abbott Corp. A - 1940

Wilcox Oil Co. ————— 2273

Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. 2048

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PagoWilier Color Television System Inc—AM*®#-Williams Brothers Inc. — .' ,AiA_A 1940 1Williams-McWilliams Industries Inc.^ 1829Wilson & Co. Inc.—2596, 2707, 2846, 2954 ,

Wilson Jones Co =_A1587WinnrDixie-Stores Inc.—1940, 2273, 259®"Winter Park Telephone Co —L249SAWisconsin Bankshares Corp. ,—2380, 249SWisconsin Central RR—1694, 2496, 284®Wisconsin Electric Power Co._ — 1587Wisconsin Power & Light Co—1940,

2048, 2273, 24.9SWisconsin Public Service Corp.; A - ••(Special) ! —-a— 1977 ~

Wisconsin Public Service Corp —1 2954Wood (Alan) Steel Co._ 1829;'Woods Manufacturiug Co. Ltd.—d—2273 *Woolworth (F. W.) Co.— ,.1940, 2273World Publishing Co .d—2954-'Worldmark Press Inc.— 158»Worth Fund, Inc. —J 1949*'Worthington Corp — .d—_ 194®Worumbo Manufacturing Co._ 2048Wrigley Properties Inc j. 1829-Wrisley (A. B.) Co._ ——1588, 28~4ftWurlitzer (Rudolph) Co — 1940Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works—— 2707Wyoming Farm Bureau Mutual Iiv- i-... <. ;surance Co. Inc ^ 1940

Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.

^ 1588, 1694, 1829Yankee Atomic Electric Co.— 1588,

1694, 2048, 2846Yonkers Raceway Inc 2496Young Spring & Wire Corp——1694Yuba Consolidated Industries Inc. 2596Yucca Mining & Petroleum Co. Inc.— 1694

Zapata Off-Shore Co. 1588Zenith Radio Corp. — —2048, 2380

State and City Department

Stanley Works 2120Stavrett (L. 3.) Co.—- 1939State Loan & Finance Coip. 2910State Street Investment Corp—2007, 2380Staien Island Rapid Transit Ry._1694,

2495,2845Statham Instruments . Inc._1548,1939, 2007Stauffer Chemical Co 2120

Steelman. Gas Ltd.—2706Stein Roe & Farnham Fund Inc.

1790,2272,2495Steinberg's Properties Ltd 2380Stepan Chemical Co : 1548Stephenson Chemical Co. Inc 1548, 2120

- Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc 1939, 2272Sterling Drug Inc 2553Sterling Precision Corp 2380Stewart-Warner Corp — —.1790, 2553Stix Baer & Fuller ! 2910Stone Container Corp. —1694, 1790Stone. & Webster Engineering Corp 2007Stone & Webster Inc :.. 2706Etorer Broadcasting Co.————— 2910Stouffer Corp.A—2845Strategic Minerals Corp. of America-- 1548

, Strau.s-Duparq.uet Inc.—--—— 2553^Stroock <S.) & Co. Inc 2495Strut hers Wells Corp 1790Strutwear Inc.—————— 1694Stuart Hall Co. Inc — —1548Stubnitz Greene Corp. ——— 2272Studebaker-Packard Corp.: 2272Suburban Propane Gas Corp.— 24S5, 2845Sugarbusn Valley Corp .- 2910Sun Oil Co 1939, 2553Sunday River Skiway Corp.— 2706Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co 2553Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.— 2845Sunset International Petroleum Corp.

1790,1939,2272Sunshine Biscuit Inc.—-—— 1939Suntide Refining Co 2 2558Super Mold Corp. of California——1548Superior Oil Co. ———— 2272Surety Oil Co.—_Sutherland Paper Co — —— 2007Swedlow Plastics Co.-: _: 2495Swift & Co.— - 2910Sylvania Electric Products Inc 2330Symington-Wayne Corp. ; 2553Symphonic Electronic Corp.—2007,2272Syntex Corp. _— , — — 2046

Systron Corp. - — —a—— 2845

Union Asbestos & Rubber Co — 2554Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.- 1829, 2273Union Carbide Corp—, 1586,1829,

2273, 270G, 2953Union Electric Co. (Mo.)— 2273Union Gas Co. of Canada Ltd 1939Union Oil Co. of California 2953Union Pacific RR—1694, 2496, 2706, 2846Union Tank Car Co —1586, 2047United Air Lines Inc.—A_—.b—1694, 2380United Aircraft Corp.-. 1587, 2047, 2496United Artists Associated Inc. "UAA"of New York 1587

United Artists Corp. -2554, 2706United Biscuit Co. of America—1587, 2273United-Carr Fastener Corp._ A—„ 2048United Cities Utilities Co 1939United Corp..—v-~-—A-A--A-2273United Electric Coal Co.™ ——. : 2846United Employees Insurance Co 1939United Fruit Co.-;— 1587, 1939, 2953United Fruit Co. < Special 1 :2170United Fuel Investment Ltd — 1587United Funds Inc.—2160, 2380, 2496, 2706United Gas Corp 2048, 2160, 2496.

2554,2953United Gas Improvement Co.—1829,

2160, 2273United-Greenfield Corp. ——2496United Hardware Distributing Co.

2160, 2846United Illuminating Co. of New Haven 1587United Industrial Corp.—. —2554, 2953United Merchants & ManufacturersInc. —— —2846

United Oil & Gas Co.—__J„r.i 1587United Orders of True Sisters Inc.-.. 2160United Perlite Corp. —— — 2846United Production Co. Inc —_ 2048United Profit Sharing Corp 2496United States -Air Conditioning Corp. 2554United States Ceramic Tile Co.— 1694United States Chemical Milling Corp.

1587, 2496, 2554United States Gypsum Co —— 2273

TMT Trailer Ferry Inc. —_J 1548Talcott ( James) Inc.—1939, 2380, 2706Talon Inc. — — — 2046Tamarac Gas & Oil Co. Inc.—2495, 2706Tampa Electric Co.— 2845Tappan Co. : : 2910Taylor Fibre Co.' 2553Technical Animations Inc — 154)8Technicolor Inc. ! 2495Technology Instrument Corp.——1548. 2845Tejanos Mining Corp 2845Tel-A-Sign Inc. 1694, 2046, 2553, 2845TelAutograph Corp. 1939, 2046Tele-Broadcasters Inc. ^1548,2910Television Industries Inc.— : 2846Telecomputing Corp. 2272, 2910Telluride Power Co A 2120Television-Electronics Fund Inc 2952Tennessee Central Ry 1694, 2495, 2846Tennessee Corp. 2952Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. 1548,

1694, 1790, 2272,2553, 2706, 2952Tenney Enginee>ing Inc 1790,1939Texas-Augello Petroleum Exploration

2706 | United States Hoffman Machinery. Corp. — 2554United States Industries Inc—_—.— 2953United States Lines Co.———2496, 2554United States Lithium Corp.—— A 2273United States Plywood Corp.—_ 1587,

1829 2953United States Rubber Co.——.—1829, 1940United States Shoe Corp. — — 1940United States Steel Corp.—1587, 2048,

2496,2846,2953United States Tobacco Co.—: 2954United States Universal Joints Co 2160

I United Stores Corp. —- 2048United Transit Co. -1587United Tungsten Corp. -———2273United Utilities Inc. 2846United Wholesale Druggists Inc .-2554Universal Life & Accident Insurance

Co. —— - A 2048

Universal Marion Corp— ——1694, 2273Universal Mining & Milling Co 1694Universal Oil Recovery Corp.-- 2706Universal Pictures Co. Inc 1587Universal Products Co. Inc, 2846Uranium Queen Exploration Co.^—.—,1587Utah Minerals Co. — 1940Utah Oil Co. of New York Inc 2273

Utah Power & Light Co., 2160, 2954

Valley Farms Inc. 1694Van Raalte Co. Inc. —_ 1587

Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co : —1940Vanderbilt Mutual Fund Inc — 1829

Co. 2120. Varian Associates 1829, 2273

Texas Calgary Co. 2120Texas Co. 1790, 2046, 2120Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.

2047, 2120.2272, 2553, 2706Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—1939, 2047Texas Industries Inc. 2554, 2706Texas Instruments Inc. J 1939, 2952Texas Mexican Ry. 1694, 2495, 2952Texas & New Orleans RR. 1654, 2495, 2952

Vermont-Peoples National Bank ofBrattleboro — 2846

Vcrtol Aircraft Corp._1587, 1829, 1940, 2048Vick Chemical Co 2706, 2954.Viclad Industries Inc. ^829Victor Equipment Co. — 2554Victoreen Instrument Co. 1694,2160Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp 2048Virginia Electric & Power Co._—1829,

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AlabamaAthens—Warrant Offering 2161Birmingham—Bond Offering __—;—2161Bond Sale - —— —— 2597

Citronelle—Bond Sale ——,— 2955Decatur—Bond Offering ___—— 2707Decatur Housing Authority—Note Sale 1830Enterprise—Warrant Sale A. 2381Florence—Bond Offering ——2274Bond Sale : 2707

Fort Deposit—Bond Offering 2847Gunterville Electric Board—Bond Sale 2597Hale County School District No. 1—Warrant Sale .A.———— 2597

Henry County Hospital Board—■; Bond Sale ■ AA———A^AAf—2 2597Jefferson County—Warrant Offering— 2597Houston County—Warrant Sale 1830Hunstville—Bond and Warrant Offering — 1589Bond Sale — 1660Additional Sale —-.A—————.— 1830

Mar.snail Councy—Warrant Sale—— 2597Mobile Housing Board—Note Sale — 2381Muscle Shoals—Warrant Sale ^— 2953Pickens County Board of Education-Warrant Sale 1830

Piedmont—Warrant Sale 2161Russell County Board of Education—Warrant Sale—2597

St, Benedictine Society of Alabama—Bond Offering — —- 2847

Seottsboro—Bond Sale i.— 2274Tuscaloosa—Bond Offering A.-—2274Vincent—Bond Sale — .2847

AlaskaAnchorage—Bond Offering —— 2049Correction — -<AA 2381

ArizonaArizona State College—Bond Sale ——1941Bond Sale . 2381Bond Offering —-.1589

Cochise County, Buejia High SchoolDist. No. b8—-Bond Offering— 1830

Bond Sale 2381Coconino County School Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering —i— 2049Bond Offering ' 2274

Globe—Bond Offering Cancelled -——1589Goodyear—Bond Saxe —--—— I80Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 41—Bond Sale —.— 1941Bond Offering ___________ 1589

Phoenix—Bond Offering _______—_— 2049Bond Sale >AA—_LA.——A.——— 2274

Pima County School District No. 16—Bond Offering —.—' 2274

Pinal County School District No. 5—Bond Offering 1830Bond Offering ^2161

Somerton—Bond Offering—— 2381Tucson—Bond Sale : 1589Yuma County School District No. 19—Bond Offering — 2049Bond Sale 2381

Yavapai County, Ash Fork High SchoolDistrict—Bond uale 1589

ArkansasClarendon—Bond Sale —— 2955Drew County, Monticella School Dist.

No. 18—Bond Offering ___— 2597Bond Sale 1—— 2955

Jefferson County—Bond Sale ——. 2707Jonesboro—Bond Sale — 1830Little Rock Housing Authority-Note Sale

. 2847Additional Sale —__—.—_______—. 2847

Warren—Bond Sale — 2707

CaliforniaAdelanti Community Services Dist.—Bond Offering ——— 2381Bond Sale — 1 2597

Alameda County Flood Control andWater Cons. Dist., Zone No. 5—

Bond Offering — — 2707Bond Sale — 2955

Alamitos School Dist.—Bond Offering 2955Alamo School District—Bond Offering 2707Alta Loma School District, San Berna-dino County—Bond Sale 1589

Antelope Valley Joint Union High Sch.Dist., Los Ang. and Kern Ctys.—

Bond Offering — 1589Bond Sale 1941

Arcade School District—Bond Offering 2597Bond Sale 2847

Arroyo Grande Union Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2955

Atwater School District—Bond Offering 2161Bond Sale — 2381

Barstow Union Schcol District—Bond Offering — —,— 1830

PaceBond Sale 1 1941

Bellflower Unified School District—•Bond Offering 1830Bond Sale 2274

Belmont School District—Bond Sale 1941Benecia—Bond Sale — A —- 2161

Beverly Hills—Bond Offering 2707Bond Offering Details A 2955

Bloom field School District—Bond Offering 1830Bond Sale A~A_A.——— 2P74

Bluff Prairie School District—Bond Offering _A_^.A——_A,i——A. 1941Bond Sale 2274

Bonita Unified School District—Bond Offering A————————— 2597

Eullard Unified Sch. Dist. Fresno Cty.Bond Offering 1695Bond Sale 1941

Burbank—Bond Offering 1695Bond Sale _A.___A.__ 2049

Burlingame—Bond Sale 2955Burlingame School District—Bond Offering 2161Bond Sale ——— .— 2597

Calexico—Bond Sale 1695California (State of)-—;State Treasurer Discusses Bond Fi¬

nancing Program — 1589Bond Offering „L— A 1695Financing of Southern Crossing ofSan Francisco Bay Deemed Un¬feasible at This Time— 1696

Bond Sale'"—________—_—— 1941Harbor Bonds Called. ____________ 2381Bond Offering 2847

Carinteria Union School . District,Santa Barbara—Bond Sale 1695

Carlsbad—Bond Offering — 2847Carmel Unified School District—Bond Offering —A 2497Bond Sale 2707

Central Contra Costa Sanitary Dist.—Bond Offering —_ 1941Bond Sale — 2049

Centralia School District—Bond Offering 1695Bond Sale — —_______ 18 0Bond Sale — —.—_2161Bond Sale —_ 2274

Cerritos Junior College District—Bond Offering — 1941Bond Sale ; 2274

Charter Oak School District—Bond Offering —A—; 2597

Chowehilla Water District—Bond Offering —1941Bond Sale — —,—A 2381

Chula Vista City Sch. Dist. SanDiego County—Bond Offering— 1589

Bond Sale ; 1830Coachella . Valley Union High School

District—Bond Offering —— 1941College of the Holy Names—Bond Sale .—A—_____ 1589

Crescent City—Bond Offering 2381Bond Sale — 2597

Cuchamonga Water District—Bond Offering 1630Bond Sale 2049

Dana Point Sanitary District-Bond Offering 2597Bond Sale _______—_______—2707

Danville Union School District-Bond Offering ——2381Bonci Sale 2597

Davis Joint School District, Yolo andSolano Co :n0i-js—Bond Offering— 1695

Bond Offering Details 1830Bond Sale —_____— — 2161

Delano Union High Seuool District—Bond Offering —._—— 2707

Downey City School District—;Bond Offering —1941Bond Sale A A 2381

Duarte School District—Bond Sale— Ion JBond Offering — 2847

Eastin-Arcolo Union School District—Bond Offering —_ 2274Bond Sale 2381

Eastside Union School District—Bond Sale —x 2049

Edison School District—Bond Offering 1830Bond Sale 2161

El Monte Union High School Dist.—Bond Offering * — 1830Bond Offering Details 1941Bond Sale — 2381

Enterprise Public Utility District—Bond Offering 2955

Enterprise School District, Los An¬geles County—Bond Offering 1695

Bond Sale 2161

Fern Valley Water District—Bond Offering — 2597

, PageFolsom Joint Unified School District—Bond Offering 1941'Bond Sale

— 2274Fontana Unified School District-Bond Offering 2597Bonds Not Sold 2707

Fort Bragg—Bond Offering 1589Bond Sale 1941

Fresno—Bond Sale — 1830Fullerton School District-Bond Offering 2597Bond Sale 2955

Galota Union Sch. Dist. Santa Bar¬bara County—Bond Sale 16.95

Garden Grove Union High Sch. Dist.— '. ,

Bond Offering 2274Garvey School District—- A

. Bond Sale 1830 'Bond Offering _i,—:. —a^AA-— 2847

Glendora School District—Bond Offering 1941Bond Sale _____— A.. 2381

Glen Avon School District RiversideCounty—Bond Sale : 1695

Gravenstein Union School District—New Sale Date —_A_ — — 2161

; Bond' Sale—AA_:_—AAt_2597Grossmont Union High Sch. Dist. San

Diego County—Bond Sale —_____ 1G95Hayward Sch. Dist:—Bond Offering.— 2049Bond Sale —2381

Hesperia Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering—. 2597Highgrove School District, Riverside

County—Bond Offering — 1695Bond Sale -_— -V— - 2161

I-Iinkley Union School District—-Bond Offering 44—______ 2381

Hudson School District—Bond Sale— 1830Indio Sanitary District— I .

Bond Offering aL— 2049Kentfield School District-Bond Offering —:—2497

Keppel Union School District-Bond Sale —2049

King City Union School District—) , "AAABond Sale A_______— _..¥——2955

Lafayette School District—Bond Sale- 2707Lakeside Union School District-Bond Sale _ 1830

La Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering .A— 2274Bond Sale —A... 2597

Lancaster Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering- 2381Bond Sale : 2847

La Punete Union High Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering A-^ 2497Bond Sale ______ 2955

Larkspur Sch. Dist.'—Bond Offering— 2497Bond Sale 2707

La Sierra Communities Ser. Dist.— . ;Bond Sale —... — - 2955

Lathrop Water Dist.—Bond Sale — 1830-Luton Joint Sch. Dist,—Bond Offering 2497La Verne Coliege—Bond Offering —A 1942-Little Lake City School District—Bond Offering —2847

Live Oak School District, Santa CruzCounty—Bond Sale 1695-

Livennore—Bond Offering „— 2707Long Beach Unified School District—Bond Offering —A— 1942Bond Sale 2497

Los Angeles—Bond Sale . 1589Los Angeles County Water WorksDist. No. 123—Bond Offe.ing___ 12847

Los Angeles County Water WorksDist. No. 24—Bond Offering ____ 2497

Bond Sale - 2707Los Angeles County Water WorksDist. No. 26—Bond Offering 2955

Los Gatos Joint Union High School ADistrict—Bond Sale — 2381

Lowell Joint Sch. Districts, Los Ange¬les and Orange Counties— A

Bond Offering 1695• Bond Sale —_—— 2161Loyola University—Bond Offering-—_ 1942Bond Sale —A——_—— 2161

Madison Sch. Dist., Fresno County—Bond Offering — 1695

Madison Sell. Dist.—Bond Sale 1942Mill Valley—Bond Offering 1695Bond Sale I —— 2049

Monrovia-Duarte High School Dist.-;—Bond Offering ——— 1942Bond Sale —— 2274

Mount Diablo Unified Sch. Dist,—Bond Offering — — 1695

Muroc Unified School District—Bond Offering —^ —: 2161Bond Sale —— 2597

Nordhoof Union High Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 1695.

Northridge Park Water District—Bond Offering 2274

Notre Dame College—Bond Sale 1589Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

PageOak Grove School District—Bond Sale a—- ———— 2597

Ontario—Bond Offering __ —— 2161Bond Sale —_— — 2381

Orangeville Union School District—Bond Offering 1695Bond Sale — 1942

Oroville Union High School District—*

Bond Offering 2955Pacific Grove—Bond Sale ,_7— 2597Pacific Union School District—-Bond Offering . 2707Bond Sale 2955

Palo Alto—Bond Offering 2381.Palo Alto Unified School District—

- Bond Sale ___ —. —: ._ 2955Pasadena School District—-Bond Offering __2 —2597Bond Sale __ .«.« — 2955

Pescadero Union High School Dist.—''Bond Offering—, — 2161"Bond Sale

— 2597Pfercy School District—Bond Sale 2274,Placer- Joint Union High School Dist.

Placer and El Dorado Counties—Bond Offering .—.— 1589-Bond Sale 1695

Pleasant Valley School District—Bond Offering—— ,—— 2274Bond Offering Details 2497Bond Sale ______ 2847

Ravenswood City School District—Bond Offering 2597Bond Sale __—— 2955

Redwood City—Bond Sale 2381Reed Union Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2955Rowland Union School District— .

Bond Offering „ 2955Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.—Bond " Offering 2161Bond Sale 2497Bond Sale 2707

Salinas Union High School District—Bond Offering . 2847Bond .Sale ; 2955

San Bernadino—Bond Sale 1942San Bernardino County—Bond Offering —— 2381Bond Sale 2597

San Bernardino High Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 1589Bond Sate

__-.__-._™ 1695San Bernardino School District—Bond Offering !■ 2381

San Francisco (City and County)-—Bond Offering 1G95Bond Sale 1830Bond Offering.. .— 2707

Sanger—Bond Offering 2381Sanger School District—Bond Offering 2847Santee Water District—BOnd Offering —— 2847

San Jose—Bond Offering —. 2597San Jose Unified School District—Bond Offering 2161Bond Sale —r—— 2497

San Leandro—Bond Offering 1942Bond Sale — 2274

San Marcos Water District-Bond Offering 2161Bond Sale -I 2274

Sap Pablo Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 1695§an Rafael Parking District No. 1—'Bond Offering _ 1589Bond Sale 2381

Santa Barbara—Bond Sale 1831Santa "Clara County Flood Control and

JV Water Conservation District—. "-Bond Offering 2707Saticoy Sch. Distriqt—Bond Offering- 169gBond Sale _! 2161

Sierra Junior College District—-> Bond Offering ] 1831"Bond Sale — 2049Sierra Madre City School District—

Bond Offering 2497, - Bond Sale 2955Solano Irrigation District—Warrant .Sale 1696

South Bay Hospital District—".Bond Offering 2381Bond Sale 2597

South Bay Union High School Dist.—Bond Offering 2497Bond'«8ale

—._— . 2955South San Bernardino Water Dist.—; Bond Offering 2597Bond Sale 2955

Stanislaus County—Bond Offering™ 1942Stockton—Bond Offering 2161T* Bond Sale

_ .] 2381Sulphur Springs Union School Dist.— |^Bond Offering 1 2049

Sunnyvale—Bond Offering 1942Bond Sale 2161

Sweetwater Union High Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering — 1 ; 1831

f' Bond Sale —-_—. 2049Torrance Unified School District—

-

Bond Sale_ 1942

Vallecitos School District—. Bond Offering 2497

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Bond Sale — 2598Victor Valley Union High Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2955

Vista Unified School District—Bopd Sale 1696

Washington ;Union School District—' Bond Offering 2161Westside Union School District—Bond Sale 1831

"Whitman School District—Bond Sale- 1696tyillowbrook School District—Bond Offering ; 2049

Wildwood Sanitary District—*

Bond Offering •„ 2847Wright School .District—Bond Sale

1696Bond Offering 1831

Colorado^rapahoe County School District No.6—Bond ^Offering 2847

Chafee County, Salida School DistrictBonfi Sale 2598

Colorado (State of)—Warrant Offering 2381-Warrant Offering Details 2598

Cortez—Bond Offering 2956Craig—Bond Offering „ 1696Bond Sale__ , 1942

Delta .County Joint School District;No. 30—Bond Sale 2598

Denver Xc.lty and County)—-Bond Sale— .

1696J£it .parson County Con. Sch. District

No. a-r^Bond Sale 2161Plata County, Durango Sch. Dist.

No. 9—Bond .Sale 1831Larimer County School District No. 5#ond Sale 2161

Pueblo County School District No. 60Bond Offering 2274Bond Sale

2707Weld County, Pierce School District—Bond Sale ; 2049

PagtConnecticut

Bethlehem—Bond Offering-—-——1696Eloomfield—Bond Sale ,—_—1696Bridgeport—Bond Offering- 2598Bond Sale 2707

j Brookfield—Bond Sale _—;—1589Cheshire—Bond Offering. —— 2274Bond Sale _L___——_ 2381

Connecticut (State of)—Bond Offering 1942Bond Sale—™—— _ 2161Note Offering— —-■—- 2847

East Haven—Bond Offering 2707Enfield—Bond Sale — — 1831Greenwich—Bond Offering „ 1831Bond Sale

, 2049Groton—Bond Offering 2955Guilford—Bond Offering 2381Bond Sale_.

- 2497Killingworth—Bond Offering—tL 2161Meriden—Bond Offering 2497Bond Sale

—- 2598New Haven—Bond Offering 284.Newington—Bond Sale— \- 1589New JLondon—Note Sale—— 2381New Milford—Bond Offering 2497Bond Sale— «... 2598

North Branford—Bond Offering 1831Bond Sale 1942

Norwalk—Bond Offering 2o98Bond Sale ——2847

Orange—Bond Offering 2162, Bond Sale 2381Ridgefield—Bond Offering 1589Bond Sale 1696

Seymour—Bond Offering ;—2381Bond Sale, 25:8

Shelton—'Bond Offering .' 2049Bond Sale — — 2162

Simsbury—Bond sale 1589Waterbury—Bond Sale — 1696Note Sale -r 1696

Westbrook—Bond Offering 2381Windsor Locks—Bond Offering 2162

DelawareDelaware (State of)—Memorial Bridge Bonds Called 2049

Kent County, Dover Special Sch. Dist.-

Bond Offering 2708Bond Sale_

;—- 2847Newark Special School District

_

Bond Offering- ——— 1831Bond Sale.-— ——-**-■?

New Castle County—Bond Offering—2274Bond Sale — —-—— 2598

New Castle County, Clayniont SpecialSchool District—Bond Sale——— 1589

New Castle County, Gunning, Bedford,Junior School District No. 53—

Bond Offering— --—2847New Castle County, Henry C. Conrad

School District No. 131—

Bond Offering —— — 2382Bond Sale -

New Castle County, Rose Hill-Minquadale Sch. District No. 47

Bond Offering— --------- 2708Sussex County, Laurel Special School

District—Bond Offering 2049Bond Sale— — 2382

Wilmington—Bond Offering _—-—~nrl>ZBond Sale—-. —— 2 <0°

District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia RedevelopmentLand Agency—Note Sale-. —- 2847

Florida i-Alachua County—Bond Offering-—_ 2049Bond Sale —--—- 2p88

Apalachiola—Certificate Offering —- 2274Certificates Not Sold 2o98

Atlantic Beach—Bond Offering-— 2497Bond Sale

—: 2788Bay Harbor Island—Bond Offering— 1942'/ Bond Sale — 2274Bradenton—Bond Offering 2049Bond Sale — 2274

Columbia County—Certificate Ofiering 2956Dade County 4 Acting as Dude County

Port Authority)—Bond Offering—2598Bond Sale———————— 2847

Edgewater—Certificate Offering 1831Certificate Sale 2162

Florida (State of)—Report of State Board ofAdministration available — 1696

Florida Development Commission—Names Bond Issue Consultant — 1942Bond Offering— ~~ 228EBond Offering — 2497Bond Sale— —-—— 2847

Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission—Bond Sale —— — 1942

Florida State Turnpike Authority—Inaugurates "Bargain" Tolls forEvening Traffic —— 1942

March Revenues Higher 1942April Revenues |Higher__.— .— 2497Reports Traffic Gain , 2956

Florida State University—Certificate Sale————-—-2708

Fort Lauderdale—Bond Offering—— 2956Fort Pierce—Bond Offering——— 2956Indian Rocks Beach—Bond Offering— 2598Bond Sale. — —--; 2956

John B. Stetson University—Bond Offering— 2956

Lee County Special Tax Sch. DistrictNo. 1—Bond Offering — 2162

Eond Sale 258?Madeira Beach—Certificate Offering- 1831Certificate Sale — 2049Certificate Offering ——-— 2382Certificate Sale-——— ?8

Miami—Bond Offering 2847Naples—Certificate Offering 2708Palatka—Bond Offering 2598Bond Sale 2847

Panama City—Bond Offering— 2274Perry—Certificate Offering —— 2382Certificate Sale 2497

Pinellas County—Certificate Offering 1696Certificate Sale— ———-2049

Sarasota County Special Tax SchoolDist. No. 1—Bond Offering 2382

Bond Sale-— — 2956Tallahassee—Bond Offering 2847Tampa—Bond Sale i- 1589Wildwood—Certificate Offering 2598Winter Garden—Bond Ofiering 2956Winter Haven—Certificate Offering— 2382 -

Certificate Sale — 2598Winter Park—Bond Offering —2274Bond Sale 2598

GeorgiaBrunswick—Bond Sale 1831Chatham County—Bond Offering 2598Clarke County School District—Bond Offering 2274Bond Sale

— 2382Cobb County—Bond Offering 1590DeKalb County—Bond Sale 1590East Point—Bond Offering 2956

Pa*, ' .. ■ Pagt ' . / PageFulton Countyr—Bond Offering 1942 ' Lake County, Diamond Lake Grade Logansport—Bond Offering —2599Bond Sale

— 2162 | Sch. Dist. No. 76—Bond Offering- 1590 i Bond Sale—2956Glynn County—Bond Sale — 1942 ] Bond Sale —_____ 2162 Marion County—Eond Offering—1696Lawrqnceville—Bond Offering 2598 1 Lee and Ogle Cos.; Sch. Dist. No. 170 1 Bond Sale.- LC-4--U——V—1942Moultrie—Certificate Sale c 1942 | Bond Sale —:z-Z—_- 1696 Bond Offering—2708 ,Muscogee County School District— ] Macon and Moultrie Cos., Mount Zion Warrant Sale'—2956Bond Offering ——«_2~ 2956 b, Com, Unit Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale— 1831 j Mooresville School Bldg. Corp.—Perry—Bond Offering 21—__ 2162 : Madison Co. Community Unit School, Bond Offering--—2956Bond Sale i___22_l21.———2497 ] District No. 8—Bond Sale — — 2275 • New Albany—Bond Offering——_i—1590Thomasville—Bond Offering 2708 Madison Co., East Alton-Wood Rivefb " 'Bond Offering Details-——2_1_1__ 2847 i Community High Sch. Dist, No. .14

„ v - I Bond Sale 1_ — 1-. -1696Hawaii Marion Park District— >-, .- !v aHonolulu (City and County)— Bond Offering ; n, " * 2708

Bond Offering _2. '! ——1696 ! Bond Sale - 2 • 2848

. Offering——Bond Sale-' .* ——n_-_ 19432

New Albany Flood Control District—. Bond Sale __2——_2n_ 1696New Castle—Eond Offering --- :- . 2275 'Bond Sale .1.———1_—___„ 2539

Nortli Dearborn School Bldg. Corp.-2599,

Bond Sale 1 1942 j Mascoutali—Bond Sale 1696 j Bond OfieringBond Offering —— 2049 Bond Sale n: 2382 North Posey School Bldg. Corp.—Bond Offering Details 2274 : McHenry County—Bond Sale — 2708 Bond Offering--——295G^Bond Sale 2497 McHenry Co. Con. Sch. Dist. No. 3—j Ohio Twp. School Bldg. Corp.—.Hawaii County—Bond Offering 2847) Bond Offering ,-j„——r 1590 Bond Offering 1590'Bond"Offering Details———_ 2956 ! McLean, Logan and DeWilt Cos. Com- * i Paoli -Bond Offering 2—2:2- 2275 ,

f J -• ■ ; r munity Unit Sch. District No. 12 • | Bond Sale-:—:,2r—2599J.Idaho Bond Offering 2 22598 Petersburg--Bond Offering 2050:Aberdeen-t-Bond Sale ———_ 1590 j Mendota-—Bond Offering —2162 Pleasant Twp.—Bond Offering———2382Ada and^ 'Canyon Cos. Jt. Class A ! Rmiris»i« ! "■ • ~ ~ " "

Soh. Dist, No. 2—Bond Offering-—_ 2382Ada County Joint Class A Sch. Dist.No. 2—Bond Offering ———_ 2162

Blaine County—Bond Offering —— 2382Bonners Ferry—Bond Ofiering _____ 2049

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rrtv^nriu a—vr^———2382 j PJea^ant Twp. School Twp.-tetropolitan Sanitary Dist. of Greater Bond OfferinirMetropolitan Sanitary Dist. of Greater ] Bond Offering- _———2- 2498Chicago—rBond Offering t.2-2^_ 2956 j Bond Offering Postponed 22 .,2-22599

Monticello—Bond Offering -__^—2— 2050 . Prince's Lakes—Bond Offering .:-—2 2162Bond Offering Details —2382 i Bonds Not Sold 2382

.

—o Bond Sale— —: : — 2598 ! Purdue University—Boinl Offering...;:: 1590Offering Date Changed ___——~—2162 i Northern Illinois University— 4 ' I ." | Bond Sale ——_—_—2050Butte County—Bond Offering _____— 1942 j Bond Offering — — 1696 j Bond Ofiering ... 2599Bcyid Offering Details b22——- 2275 j Bond SaUr

— 1943 ; Rensselaer - Bond Offering 2162Bond Sale —-2— 2598 j Ogle Co. Community High School V j Seymour Community Schools Lldg.Latah County Class a Sch. Dist.

No. 281—Bond Offering 2275Bond Sale 2_ 2598

Minidoka County—Bond Offering ___ 1942Bond Offering Details 2050

Moscow—Bond Offering 2 ] 2275Bohd Sale 2598

St. Maries—Bond Offering 2050Sun Valley—Bond Sale 1 2497

IllinoisBelleville—Bond Offering 2382Bloomington—Bond Offering *„ 1942Bond Sale 2382

Breese—Bond Offering , _ 2956Bureau Co. Sch. Dist..No. 115— TBond Sale — 1590

Bushnell—Bond Sale —_2_: _ 1590Champaign Co., Urbana and Cham¬paign San. Dist.—Bond Offering™ 2598

Chicago—Bond Sale — 1696Chicago Board of Education—Warrant Sale 2708

Chicago Park District—Bond Offering ________22——_ 2382Bond Sale : 2708

Chicago Ridge—Bond Offering II 2275CJay and Wayne Cos, Common Con.Sch. Dist. No. 133—Bond Sale — 2382

Clinton and St. Clair Cos., WesclinCommunity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 3

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Bond Sale — 2275Cook County—Bond Offering 1942Bond Sale ]_:2:2_22 2162

Cook Co. Community Con. Sch. Dist.No. 34—Bond Sale 2497

Cook County School District No. 29—Bond Sale — 2708

Cook County School District No. 69—Bond Sale J_ 1831

Cook County School District No. 87—Bond Offering _____2 1942Bond Sale III" 2050

Cook County School District No. 102—Bond Sale — 2848

Cook County, Thornton Twp. HighSchool District No. 205—

Bond Offering 2.__22__2_ —___ 2^°2Bond Sale ] 2598

Cook and Will Cos., Bloom Twp,High School District No. 206—

Bond Sale 2_—2497DuPage Co. School District No. 13—Bond Offering 2— 1942Bond Sale :______II_ 2050

DuPage Co. School District No. 45—Bond Offering ___2—22:. : 1942Bond Sale 2162

DuPage Co. School District No. 63—Bond Offering ______ _ ' _ _ 1696Bond Sale — "I" 1943

DuPage Co., Glcnbard Twp. HighSchool District No. 87—

Bond Sale _2. 2956East side Levee and Sanitary Dist.—Bond Offering 2598

Eastern Illinois University-Bond Offering 22___:22:2^ :2_J. 2497Bond Sale 2956

East Moline—Bond I Sale 1831Bond Offering ; 11331Bond Offering Details IIII 2050Bond Sale

__ 2275Flora Airport Authority—Bond Safe"— 1590Gibson City—Bond Sale— 1590Bond Sale :—

_ 1831Glenview Park Dist.—Bond Offering _______2—_______ 2050Bond Sale ___2 22 „ _ 2^75

Grand Prairie—Bond Sale"I. ~~ 2956Greater Rockport Airport Authority-Bond Offering 1943Bond Sale 2275

Grundy Co. School District No. 75—Bond Sale ; 1696

Hamilton Memorial Hospital District-Bond Sale 2275

Illinois State Normal University—Bond Offering 159Q

Illinois Toll Highway Commission—Bond Sale ; * •_ 2050

Jackson County—Bond Offering— 2956Jackson County, Vergennes Con. Grd.

School District No. 17—Bond Offering 2382Bond Sale ' 2956

Jeffqrson County, Mount Vernon Air¬port Authority—Bond Sale 2382

Jo Daviess Co. Unit School-DistrictNo. 119—Bond Offering' —1943

Bond Sale _j 2162Jo Daviess and Stephenson Cos. Com¬

munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 205—Bond Sale ; 1590

Kane, Cook and DuPage Cos. SchoolDistrict No. 46—Bond Offering—2598

Bond Sale 2956Kane, McHenry, Cook and DeKalb

Cos. Com. Unit Sch. Dist. No. 300Bond Offering 1943Bond Sale 2162

Lake .Co. Community Con. Sch. Dist.No. 43—Bond Offering 2598

Lake Co. Sch. Dist. No. 70—Bond Sale ; 2848

Lake Co. Community High School Dist.No. 115—Bond Offering ; 2050

Bond Sale 2275Lake Co. Sch. Dist. No. 75—Bond Offering 1590Bond Sale ____2 I__I 1696

District No. 213—Bond Offering 2598 j Corp.—Bond Offering 2498Bond Sale Postponed 2708 ] Bond Sale 1- — —259!)

Ottawa—•Bond Sale •; u_'_ —i: 2956 j Spicelaud, Twp.—Bond Offering —_ 255)9Peoria and Marshall Cos,..Common Turkey Creek Twp.—Bond Offering—1831High School District No. 206— ( Bond Sale—_— 2050

Bond Sale 2050 Vanderburgh County—Bond Offering 1943Peoria and Fulton Cos., Twp. High j Bond SaU;__—:_^__—™--__ 2162School District No. 159—*• Vigo Twp. School Twp.—Bond Offering 2382 ; Bonk Offering——.— —..--1943Bond Sale 2708 |.Viocen 1 ies—Bond. Offering 1696Peoria Co. Sch, Dist. No, 150— . : I Eond Sale ?—;——1 —_— 2050Bond Offering — 1831Bond Sale

— 2162Riverside—Bond Offering 2598Rockford—Bond Offering 2598St. Clair Co., Central School Dist.—Bond Sale - ___*—_ 2050

St. Clair Co. School Dist. No. 160—Bond Offering 1590

St. Clair Co. School Dist.*No. 33—Bond sale 1590

St. Clair Co. School Dist. No. 115—Bond Sale 1590

St. Clair Co., Grant School DistrictNo. 110—Bond Sale 2848

Schuyler Co. Community Unit SchoolDistrict No. 1—Bond Sale _____—— 1590

Tazewell Co, School District No. 50—Bond Offering 1696Bond Sale

—_ 2050Wayne City—Certificate Sale —— — 2956Western Illinois University—. :Bond .Offering 1 2050Bond Sale : 2382

Whiteside Co. School District No. 13—Bond Offering 2848

Whiteside- Co. School District ;No. 12— -

Bond Offering : TJ 1943Bond Sale 2162

Whilestone Co. Community Con." Sch. ,

District No. 134—Bond Offering. 1696> Bond Sale 2050Whiteside County Community -Con.

School District No. 148— •' • ' •.

Bond Sale 2275Will County, Lockport Twp. High Sch.

Dist. No. 205—Bond Offering ___ 1590Bond Sale 1831

Winnebago Co. Sch. Dist. No. 122—Bond Offering 2382Bond Sale 2848

Indiana, ^

Bargersville—Bond Offering • • 1943Bond Sale__„ ! 2275

Berne-French Twp. School Bldg. Corp.Bond Offering 1696Bond Sale 2050

Big Creek Township—Bond Offering. 2708Bloomington—Bond Sale 1831Concord Twp. Metropolitan School -

District—Bond Offering : 1696Delphi-Deer Creek Twp. Con; School

Corporation—Bond Offering •rT.„_ 1696Bond Sale 2050

Elkhart—Bond Offering-:- 2162Bond Sale— 2382

Elkhart County—Bond Offering.— 2050Bond Sale ] : 2275

Elkhart School City—Bond Offering... 2848Evansville—Bond Sale • 1599Evansville College—Bond Offering— 1590Fayette Township—Bond Offering:™ 1943Bond Sale_(______—2162

Gary School City—Bond Offering— 2497I Bond Sale

—— 2708Goshen—Bond Offering 2848Grabill—Bond Offering — 1943Greencastle School Bldg. Corp.—:Bond Offering — —— 1831Bond Sale___„—.

_ 2050Hamilton County—Bond Offering.;:— 2162Bond Sale..—. „ 2382

Hammond School City—Bond Offering 2599Hanover—Bond Offering -— 1831Bond Sale. ;__™—2O50

Hanover Township—Bond -.Offering— 1590Harrison, Honey Creek and MonroeSchool Corp.—Bond Offering— 2382Bond Sale— 2708

Harrison Twp.—Bond Offering—- 2956Hoover Township—Bond Sale .——— 2050Howard County—Bond Offering--. 1831Bond Sale.. 2162

Huntington—Bond Offering — :169GBond Offering Canceled:-"—.———^831Bond Offering- -2:—: 2382Bond Sale 22™—'2598

Indian Creek Twp. School ;Twp.—Bond Offering —-__2——2498Bond Sale ^— 2708

Indianapolis Park District-Bond Offering——2_ —— 2598

Indianapolis School City—'-'• Warrant Offering— —2—2708Warrant, Sale —:1_— 2956

Indiana University—Bond Sale—1 : 1590Indianapolis Sanitary District-Bond Offering 2162Bond Sale." •*-•—2_ 2382

Indianapolis School City— . ' ' -

Warrant Sale ———1590Jackson Township—Bond Offering— 2162Jefferson Township—Bond Offering— 1590Jefferson Township School Twp.—Bond Offering .2.1 — 1696

La Porte School City—Bond Offering 2050Bond Sale :— -2382

Liberty Twp.-Shelby Co. School Bldg.Corp.—Bond Offering 1 2708

Wabash School City—Bond Offering 2382Bond Sale 259y

Warren Twp. Metropolitan Seh. Dist.Bond Offering———— — 2498

[Washington School Bldg. Corp.— :Bond Offering2— ]_2_„ 2848

Washington-Stafford Con. Seh. Corp. ] 1Bond Offering——I ; i 2498 .

Washington Twp; School Twp.—Bond Offering. ; K„— 2050 ,

Bend Sale__ —2275 :

Westvillc-—Bond Offering— 2050Bond Sale 2275

Williamsport School Town-Bond Offering. 2050

!owaAnamosa—Bond Sale 1831Atlantic Indep. School District-Bond Offering--^ ___! _1_ 1943Bond Salc__..._ _.__„.2050

Badger School Township-Bond Sale 1696

Bettendorf Community School DistrictBond Offering.:—; 1—:2_——1_,2708

Cedar Falls Community Sch. DistrictBond Offering. 1943Bond Sale. —— 2050 '

Centerville—Bond Offering 2956,,Charles City—Bond Sale— 2162Clear Lake Community School Dist.— 'Bond >Offering:__:^22-_^i_::2lbT831Bond Sal(> 2050 '

Comanche—Bond Sale : 1831,Conrad—Bond Sale ... 1943Council Bluffs—Bond Offering—. ... 2050Bond Sale....—2275 'Additional Sale __ 2275

Fort Madison Indep. School District-Bond Offering— 2275Bond Sale * 2382 '

Grinnell—Bond Sal^4— 1943 '

Hartley—Bond Offering—1697Bond Sale_^ 1831 '

Iowa (State of)—Bond Offering 2050Bond Sale 2498

Logan—Bond Salt' — 1831Mapleton Community School DistrictBond Oifering 2050

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Bond Sale. ___ 2275 '

Marquette-McGregor Con. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale.. :: 1590

Johnston Con sol. School District-Bond Oifering:—2848

Keota Community- School District—Bond Sale . —2708

Maquoketa—Bond Offering 2599 'Marion—Bond Salb 2599Mount Vernon Community Sch. Dist,Bond Offering— * : 2382 •

Bond Sale. 1. —————1 2599Mitchell County—Bond Offering—— 2599Bond Sale : 2708

Muscatine—Bond Offering —. 2382Bond Sale : ————— 2599 •

Nora Springs—Bond Offering——— 1943 •

Bond Sale——— — 2162B Fayette County Com. Sch. Dist.

Boil^Sgle.-—-———-1590Orange TowiTship Consol. Sch. Dist.— • ;Bond Sale — —_—.— 1697

Ottumwa—Bond Offering Canceled-- 1697Parkersburg—Bond Sale — — 2948Perry Indep. School District—Eond Offering ——2848Bond Sale— —i— 2956 -

Pleasant Valley Township Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering^——..——2275Bond Sale....: 2382

Shenandoah School District—Bond Oifering— .—— —— 2162 ]Bond Sale_ 2382 ]

Sigourney—Bond Sale _—_—,—_____ 2050'Sioux City—Bond Sale—.— —— 1831Sumner Community School District-Bond Oifering .'2956

Wapsie Valley- School District—Bond Offering —r- 2275Bond Offering : 2382

Kansas

College of Emporia—Bond Offering— 2498 .

Hays—Bond Offering 2162 .

Bond Sale ——2498,Hutchinson—Bond Offering —— 1590 ,

Bond Sale —— 1831 ,

Johnson County, Shawnee Mission Park'

District— Bond Offering- — 2050Bond Sale — — 2275,

Johnston County, Shawnee-MissionRural High School District No. 6 I -

Bond Sale — 2599,

Kansas State College of Agricul. andApplied Science at Manhattan—Bond Offering ; 2050'Bond Sale —— 2498

Salir.a—Bond Sale 2162 .

The Friends University—Bond Offering 1943

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Volume 187/ Part 2 INDEX XIPage

Sedgwick County School District No.128—

Bond Sale—____ 2848

University of Kansas at Lawrence—1

Bond Offering ___ ___ 2051Bond Sale

. 2498University of Wichita— ~

- Bond Offering 2383•, Bond ■Sale_;________L_:ii___i2l2o99'Wichita—Bond Offering :__ 2162Bond Sale 2275

KentuckyBreckeuridge County—Bond Sale—— 2275Brownsville—Bond Offering 2708Bell County—Bond Offering ; 2956Christian County—Bond Offerings. 2956Clinton—Bond Sale jJl' 2215Colu Springs—Bond Sale ~~I~ 2162Crittenden Counts*—Bond Sale 2383Danville—Bond. Sale 1943Eminence—Bond Sale —-C"'-'' 2383Additional Sale ——l 2383

Jessamine Counts'—Bond Offering—.— 1697"

: Bond. Sale ■ £_<"u_b.CiC"1832iKnox County—Bond Sale 1—1697La Grange—Bond Sale 1590Mayfield—Bond Offering 2599Murray State College—Bond Sale 2956Nelson County—Bond Offering 1697

. Oldham County—Bona Sale : 2162Paducah—Bond Sale 1 1590Paris—Bond Sale 2383Russell—Bond Sale 2051University of Louisville-Bond Offering 2162Bond Sale— 2598

Washington County—Bond Sale 1590

LouisianaAllen Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1—Bond Sale. , 2162

Arcadia—Bond Offering 2848Assumption Parish—Bond Offerings 2703Assumption Parish Waterworks Dist.

z' No. I—Bond Offering.—_________ 2708Ascension Parish School District—

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Bond Sale 1943Baker—Certificates Not Sold—______ 1590Certificate Sale 2051

Calcasieu Parish Community Centerand Playground District No. 4—

Bond Offering _______ 2162Cameron Parish School District No. 5

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Bond Offering 1697Bond Sale

—___ 2163Eunice—Bond Offering 1832

:T-" Bond Sale 2493Grant Parish, Verda Sch. Dist. No. 31Bond Sale — 1697

Iberville Parish Sch. Dist. No. 5—Bond Offering 2383Bond Sale ——_;__I 2848

Jefferson Parish—Certificate Offering 1832Lafayette Parish Consolidated School

Dist. No. 1—Bond Sale 1590Louisiana (State of)—Bond Sale—,. 1590Louisiana State Board of Education-Bond Offering x—— 2275

' Additional Offering ''i-b:———— 2275Bond Sale-'u • . 2?(Ht

V Louisiana State University and Agri-... ...culture and Mechanical College—Bond Sale

— 1835Mandeville—Certificate Offering _ 2383Offering Postponed . __ 2708 j

IfageMaryland State Roads Commission—Bond Offering 2498Bond Offering i__: 2708Bond Sale 2957

Salisbury—Bond Offering 2383: i>onu Sale '—1- 2703Washington Suburban Sanitary Dist.—Bond Offering 1591.Bond Sale _____ — — 1832

MassachusettsArlington—Boon . oitering —I—— 2708Bond Sale 2848

Asnby—Note OUering, 1697Note Sale - 1832

Attleboro—Note Sale 1697

rfillcrcia—Note Sale — 1943'Boston—Note Sale ,1— 1697Note Offering 1943Bond Offering _. 1— : 1943Note Salc___„___j_____— •____—_ 20oiNote Sale .. — 2163

Bond Sale 2275Note Offering ______ 2283Note Sale + 2498

Sosion Metropolitan District-Bond Offering 2708Bond Sale : 28+8

Boston Redevelopment Authority— sNote Sale 2 :*. ! 2848

Braintree—Boi.d Sale 1591Note Sale : 2275Bond Offering 2599Bond Sale 2708

Bristol County--Note Sale 2163Brockton—Note Sale 2051Bond Offering l 2283

Canton—Note Offering 2957Chelsea—Note Sale —_ 1832

Chicopec—Note Sale — 1943Cohasset—Bond Offering 2599Bond Sale __ 2708

Danvers Housing Authority-Note Offering 1697Note Sale 1832

Dedham—Bond Sale 2275Dudley—Bond, Offering — 2051Band Sale

— 2163Eastham - Orleans - Wellfleet RegionalS.D.—Bond Offering _ 2957

Easthampton—Note Sale . iiy<>

Essex County—Note Offering, 2957Everett—Note Sale _ — 2051Bond Offering — ___ 2703Bond Sale 2849

Fall River—Note Offering __ 2708Note Sale

__ 2957Fall River Housing Authority-Note Sale —— .I:— 2848

Fitchburg—Bond Sale —1591Bond Sale . 2H"3Note Sale 2848

Framingham—Note Sale 1591Bond Offering 2163Bond Sale — 2275

Gloucester—Bond- Offering. 1591Bond Sale , — 2163Note Sale —

.ircat Harrington—Note Sale _____— 2708rCenfield—Note Offering. 2275

Note Sale 22H3Ilaliiax—Nole Sale 1591

Ilampdcn County—Note Sale r 1591.aveinlll—Bond Offering 1943Bond Sale ' ________ 2163Bond Offering 2957

PageWakefield—Bond Sale

walUiam-^-Noto Offering 2uoiNote Sale ——^ 2163Note Sale ___ 2957

Wellesley—Bona-'Offering 2163Bond Sale 2283

Westtield—Note Sale iou<West Springfield—Bond Offering ____ 1833Bond Sale ...„i 1943

Westwood—-Bund Offering 2599Bond Sale 2709

Wilmington-rBond Ofiering ^uoiBond Sale :. •— 2163

Winchester—Note Sale 20nlWorcester-Bond Sale 2163Worcester Polytechnic Institute—-

Bond Offering .; 1591Worcester—Note Sale ;i___— i 1833Note Offering 1943Bond Offbring ... — 2051Note Sale 2051

New Orleans—Certificate Offering—2051 I J!" ?° , 2rfeimgOlxrlin—Bond Offering I. _ ... 2956 1 .t ^00!^T7 OfferingOiielousas—Bond Offering 2848 Note Sale

Finevilie—Bond Sale 2383 1Rapides "Parish Gravity Drainage Dist.

No. 1—-Bond Offering .11 1590Bond Sale 1l__, 2051

■">: Ruston—Bond. Sale 1590■ St. Bernard Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1— • ;'

. Bond Sale - ... ... __1J1;_..__1_ 1097St. Bernard Parish Sewerage DistricA

v. No. 2- - Bond Sale ' ...!_.:>2383St. Bernard. Sewerage District No. 2—Bond Offering 1943

1 St. Mary's Dominican College-Bond Offering '..1 1590

» St. Marv's Sewerage District No. 1—Certificate and Bond Offering... 2498

ghreveport—Bond Sale" z... 1097Slidell -Bond Sale 1,. 1832

«" Tanaloahoa Parish School ^ DistrictNo. 38A—.Bond Offering ll___It_ 2275 !

t Bond SaleA2599 ITangipahoa Parish Sch. Dist. No. 107 —Bond sale 1590 j

Terr bonne Parish Sewerage DistrictNo. 5--Bond Certificate Offering. 1591

Certificate Sale _1_ .Li'l-Z 4 2383: Additional Sale . . .. . a 2383Terrelionne Parish Sewerage District

No. 8—Certificate Sale _ . _ 1832Teneimnne Parish Sewerage District

f. No. 12—Bond Offering 2383'•» Vermilion parish Road District No. 1—

Bond Offering _... . ... 2599- Vermilion Parish, Tigrc Drainage Dist.

Bond Ofiering .4'.L.—J',2599; Vernon Parish, Ward Six Ward Wide +

School District No. 151—I. Bond Sale 2163Vernon Parish, Ward Six Ward Wide

School District No. 161—'

Bond Sale 16971Webster Parish, Dubberly Sch. Dist.

No, 27—Bond Offering 2333!Webster Parish. Springhill School Dist.

No. 8—Bond Sale 1832v West Carroll Parish Consolidated Sch.

Dist. No. 1—Bond Sale 1591' West Carrollton Parish. Eons Sch."* Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering 1_ 2493

Bond sate c 2848

Maine .

Auburn—Nole Offering 1832, Note Sale ; 1943Augy.sta—Bond Offering ... 2708Bond Sale j 2843

, Lewiston—Note Sale 1591; Note Rale — 2956, Portland—Note Offering 1697. Note Saie 1832, Note Offering-:

Note Sale 2957Portland Water District—Bond Sale _ 1697

Marvlan cfAnne Arundel County—Bond Sale 1697Bond Offering 2051Bond Saie ; .

._ 23«3Baltimore—Bond, Offering 1007

Bond Offering ________ 1943, Bond Sale l 2051Baltimore County—Plans Bond Offering 2051Bond Offering 2163Bond Sale ; 2383

Bond Sale

Holyoke—Bond Offering -..

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3_ 2283ond Offering DetailsLawrence—Note Sale .

uinsier—Bond Sale - 2957Longmeadow—Bond Offering ________ 2210T owell—Note Sale 2848Lynn—Bond Sale 4.4 1591Note Sale 1832Note Sale 1,1 «;"■i/oud Offering 2708Bond Sale 2848

L.vnnfield—Note Sale : 2283Maiden—Note Sale- 1943

Mansfield—Bond Sale i 2276Masconomet Regional S. D.—Bond Offering 2163

Massachusetts (Commonwealth oft-Bond Offering 1591Bond Sale 1832

Massachusetts Housing Authorities—Note Sale 1591Note Offering _t_.-i______J.___., : 2848

Medford—Note Sale 2276Middlesex' County—Note Offering 1943Note Sale 2051Note Offering 2283

Needham Housing Authority—Note Offering __________ 1697Note Sale 1833

\*ew Bedford--Note Offering 1697Note Sale 1833Bond Offering 2709Bond Sa le i—- 2848

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Note Sale ! 2957Newburyport—Note Sale 1943Newton—Note Sale 1591Note Sale 2051

Norfolk County—Note Sale_ 2163North Andover—Bond Offering______ 2848North Attleborough—Bond Offering.- 1697Bond Sale 1833

Northampton—^Note Offering 2051Note Sale 2848

Plymouth County—Note Sale 2051Frovincetown—Note Sale 2848Quiucy—Note Sale .4.—_______ 1943Note Offering 1 2051Bond Sale 2051Note Sale 2163

Randolph—Bond Offering 2498Bond Sale 1__ 2599

Reading—-Bond Offering 1943Bond °ale \ 2051

Salem—Note Side 1833Bond Offering 2276Bond Sale 2283

Saugus—Bond Sale 2283Rcitute—Note Sale 159JSomerville—Note Sale ^ 150JBond Sale 1697Note Offering ___! 169"Note Sale ..1 205fNote Sale ; 21G7

pouthbridge---Note Sale 159'Spriugfield—Bond Offering 259PBond Sale 2845

Ptoueham—Note Sale ., 1833

Stougliton—Note Sale 1943""rincfield—Nnt.» Sale 2051Swampscott—Note Sale 1943Taunton—Note Sale 1591

Rale ; _„2163Tewksbury—Bond Offering 24q8Maryland (State of.i Certificate Sale 1697 | Bond Sale I'll™.. 2599

MichiganAdrian. S. D.—Note Ofiering 2599Note Sale 2848

Albion- Note Offering 1833Note Sale 1943

Allen Park—Bond Offering .2957Almont Cominimity S.D. No. 12—

Note Offering 2051Note Sale4,2276

Bates Twp. S.D.-—Bond Offering 2051Bond Sale 2163

Bay City—Note Offering ____________ 1591Bay City S.D. - Note Sale. 1833

Big Rapid*—Bond Offering' _J___..___:-iT.591Bond Sale____ 1833

Buchanan—Bond Offering 1833Bond Sale 2283

Caseville Public S.D.—Bond Offering-- 2051Bond Sale 2276

Centcrline—Bond Offering IL 2276Bond Sale 2599

Chesanging Union Schools S. I).—. Bond Sale,i,_.i_L_It— 1697

Claite Public Schools District No. 8 —

Bond Offering 1591Bond Sa le..' ...j ... „ T..' _ ___ _ 1943

Climax-Scotts Community S. ID.—Note Offering _ 2051

Coloma —Bond Offering . 1833Bond Sale __ _— 205)

Commerce Twp., Walled Lake Con.S.D,—Nolo Offering :... 2599

Crowell-Lexlngton Community S. D.—Bond Offering : 2599

Croswell-Lexington Community S.D.—Bond Sale 2709

Detroit—Note Offering 1697Bond Offering J944Bond Sale 2051Note Offering _..7_ 2599Note Sale _ .

.. 2709Detroit Board of Education— -

Note Offering — 1911Note Sale . 2051

Eaton Rapids Public Scllools-Note Offering _ 1. 270!)Nole. Sale.'... 2957

Ecorse Twp. afntl Melvindale S.D.NO. 11- Bond Sale ; - - — 270!)

Ellsworth—Bond Offering.: 1591Bond Sale ^133

Essexville-Hamifton S, D. No.Bond Offering .. . „ 270!)

Farmingtou Public S. D.—Note Offerin g ( _ 1944Note Sale 2051

Flint—Bond Offering 1591Bond Sale 2051

Forsyth S.D. No. 7— •

Bond Offering 1944Bond Sale .,i_u 2051

Fremont—Bond Offering 2051Grand Haven Twp. S.D. No. 5—Bond Offering ______ — 2599

Grand Rapids—Bond Offering 2163Grand Rapids Twp.—Bond Offering 2709

Grandvillc—Bond Offering _ . „ 1591Bond Offering ___________________ 2163

Hazel Park S. D.—Bond Offering ^259!)Bond Sale . .1, 2957

Hemlock Public S. D.Bond Sale 1833

Huron Valley S. D.—.> .•

Note Offering 2599Note Sale " 2957

Iron County—Note Offering 2709Note Sale 2957

Iron River—Bond Offering ——_ 1697Bond Sale 1833Note Offering 1944Note Sale. _____ 2051

Kalamazoo—Bond Offering 1833Bond Sale 2163

Lakeview Public Schools District—Note Offering 2709

Lampherc S. D. No. 4—Note Offering ______ __________ 1591Note Sale _—___—______________—1697

Lincoln Park—Bond Offering 1833Bond Sale 2051

Long Lake Area S. D.—Bond Offering 2709Bond Sale _____— 2957

Manistee ,S. D.—Note Offering 1591Note Sale 1944

Manistique—-Bond Sale — 1697Marion Public S. D.—Bond Offering—. 1591Marquette Public S. D.—Note Offering 2051No|te Sale ^ 2163

Mason—Bonft Offering 2276Bond Ofidring Details 2599Bond Sale —_ 2848

Mecosta County—Note Offering—___ 2599Metz Twp. S. D. No. 4—Bond Offering 2709

Michigan (State of)—Plans $100 Mil¬lion Highway Bond Issue—-— 1833

Bond Offering —2061Bond Offering Details 2163Bond Sale — 2498

Moran Twp. S. D. No. 6—Bond Offering — — 2283

Muskegon—Bond Offering — — 2599Muskegon County—Bond Offering—__ 1944Bond Sale" — 2283

Muskegon Public S. D.—Note Offering —_ 2276Note Sale i 2283

Muskegon Twp.—Bond Offering 2848Oak City (City) and Royal Oak and

Soutbfield Twps. S. D.—Note Offering 2600

Ogemaw—Note Sale 1697Okemos S. D.—Bond Offering — 2709,,0.ssineke Twp. S.D.—Bond Offeirng__ 1944

Bond Sale - 2163Ostemo S. D.—Note Sale 2283Oxford Area Community S. D.—Bond Offering .1 2709

PagtPeck Community S. D.—Bond Offering • 228.Bond Sale 200^

Pontiac—Note Offering 270tRedford Twp.—Bond Offering 2957Roseville S. D.—Note Offering 205/Royal Oak—Bond Offerings 2957St. Charles Community S. D.—Bond Sale 1833

St. Joseph—Bond Offering 2161St. Louis—Bond Offering 22'kSaugatuck—Bond Offering 159/Bond Sale 1831

Tawas City—Bond Offering 183vBond Sale — 2052

Taymouth Twp. S. D. No. 9—Bend Offering 2957

Traverse City—Bond Offering.____ 159/Bond Sale • 2052

Walled Lake Con. S.D.— J-Bond Offering 260!.

Waterford Twp. S. D.—Note Offering- 2600Notes Not Sold 284,

Wayne—Note- Sale 1944Webberville—Bond Offering 1944West Branch Public Schools FourthClass S. D. No. 6—Bond Sale1591

White Lake S. D. No. 5—Bond Offering 1591Bond Sale 194aBond Offering 227iBond Sale 2600

Willow Run Public S. D.—Bond Offering 2051Bond Sale 228b

Wyandotte S. D.—Note Offering 216.Ypsilanti Twp.—Bond Sale—— 159]Zeeland'—Bond Offering— 2052Zilwaukie Twp.—Bond Offering——— 2957

MinnesotaAdams—Bond Sale— i___ 159]Albert Lea—Bond Offerings— 260tBond Sale

_ 2705'Arden Hills—Bond Offering 2600Bond .Sale 2848

Babbitt—Build Offering 2957Barnesville—Bond Offering 1833Bond Sale 2052

Blooming Prairie—Bond Offering...—2165Bond Sale—__ 2848

Breckenridge—Bond Offering 1697Bond Offering Details— — 2163Bond Sale 2600

Brooklyn Center—Bond Offering—27U9Brown County—Bond Offering 1833Bond Sa le -5 - .. L

_ ■ 194 4Burnsville Ind, S.D. No. 191—

Bond Offering _2__2000Canby—Bond Ofiering _ 1833Bond Sale 2052

Cannon Falls—Bond Sale— 1697Chanhassen—Bond Offering 16')7Chippewa County—Bond Offering _,.j_ 1697Bond Sale 1944

Cloquet Ind. S. D. No. 94—Bond Offering____2957

Crystal—Bond Sale 2600Dawson—Bond Offering 2709Bond Sale - 2848

Delano Ind. S. D. No. 879—Bond Offering 1838Bond Sale 2052

Dodge Center—Bond Sale : 1697Duluth—Bond Offering ——1944Bond Offering Details ____________ 2162Bond and Certificate Sale 2276

Edina—Bond Offering 2709Bond Sale—: 2957

Edina-Morningside Ind. S.l>. No. 273—Bond Offering — —— 2276Bond Sale —- 2283

Faribault Ind. S. D. No. 656—Bond Offering : 2957

Fergus Falls—Bond Offering. ——— 2957Frazee Ind. S. D. No. 23—

Bond Offering — —2709Freeborn County—Bond Offering ____ 2052Bond Sale .1^—________ 2384

Golden Valley- -Bond Offering , 2709Hammond Common S. D. No. 2374—Bond Sale 1833

Henning Ind. S. D. No. 545Bond Offering ... 2957

Hopkins Ind. S. D. No. 274—Bond Offering 183 3Bond Sale — ______—2163

Jackson—Bond Offering 2163Bond Sale 2384

Jackson Ind. S. D. No. 324—-

Bond Offering 2052'

Bond Offering Details 2168La Crescent Ind. S. D. No. 295—

Bond Offering 2600Lakeficld S. D. No. 325—Bond Offering ——__ J097Bond Sale —! — 1944

LeRo.v—Bond Offering 2163Leroy-Ostraiulcr Ifid. S. D. No. 499—Bond Sale — 1591

Lindstroin-Centcr City Ind. S.D. No.137—Bond Offering 1944

Bond Sale - 2498

Littlefork-Big Falls Ind. S. D. No.362—Bond Sale 1833

Madison—Bond Offering 2600Bond Sale 2848

Mankato—Bond Offering 2384Marshall—Bond Ofering — 2052Bond Sale ——------— 2276

McKinlcy—Bond Offering 216?Bond Offering Details — 2276Bond Sale ———— 2498

Meadowbrook Ind. S. D. No. 275—Bond Offering —— 260"

Medford Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 758—Bond Offering 238'"Bond Sale —- — 2«°"

Milaca—Bond Offering————— 194^Bond Sale———.—— — 2276

Minneapolis—Bond Offering 2163Minnesota (State of)—Bid reiected for $35 MillionCertificates 2848

Minnetonka Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 276Bond Offering — 2600

Morton—Bond Sale 194'Mound Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 277—Bond Offering ———— 15"?Bond Sale — — 194'

'Mountain Lake-—Certificate Offering —— 2848

Murdock Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 782Bond Saie _____ 109"

Newburg—Bond Offering 260'Bond Sale — 295"

North St. Paul Indep. Sch. Dist.No. 622—Bond Offering— 227'

Cwatonna—Bond Offering —2 _ 169"Bond Sale 1833

Plummer Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 628—Bond Offering 2957

pagePreston Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 233—Bond Offering — 15<?2Bond Sale 1944

Proctor Indep. Sch. Dist. No, 704—Bond 3ale 1833

Randolph Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 195Bond Offering — 2600Bond Sale 2846

Reading Inclep. Sch. Dist. No. 515— .

Bond Offering 1833Bond Sale —_2164

Redwood Falls—Bond Offering-—— 2709Bond Offering Details — 2849

Rochester—Bond Sale —______ 1592Rochester Common Sch. Dist. No.

1340—Bond Offering —^ — 2164Bond Sale —v 2384

St. Cloud—Bond Offering _________ 1592Bond Sale 1697

St. Cloud Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 742Bond Sale 1833

St. Louis County—Bond Offering — 2052

St. Louis Park Indep. Sch. Dist.No. 283—Bond Offering \————2600

St. Louis County Unorganized Terri¬tory School District—

Bond Offering - 1833Bond Offering Details — 1944Bond Sale —_ 2164

St. Louis Park— ; ■

Bond Offering ; —— 1944St. Michael—Bond Offering——w 2164Bond Sale —— — 2276

St. Stephen County Sch. Dist. No.2022 — Bond Sale 1592

Shakopee—Bond Sale — 2849Slayton—Bond Offering •* 1944Bond Sale — 2164

Stewart—Boncl Offering— 2276Bond Sale — 2384

Stillwatet*—Bond Sale __— 1833Suntz—Bond Offering —— —2498Tintali IiKlep. Sch.. Dist. No. 802—Bond Offering 2276

Two Harbors—

Certificate Offering ———— 1592 'Certificate Sale _______________ 2082

Tyleiv-Bond Offering 2849Upsala—Bond Offering —_______ 2600Victoria—Bond Offering —— 1833Bond Sale —— 2164

Waseca—Boncl Sale __1—— 2849Westbrook—Boncl Offering ——_— 1833

Boncl Sale — — 2052

Wyckoff Inclep. Sch. Dist, No. 236—Bond Ofiering ________ —_ — 2052Boncl Sale — 2384

Zumbrola-»~Bon<l Offering _________ 2709Bend Sale —______ ____ ___ 2957

MississippiAckerman—Bonds Not Sold:.— — 1833Alcorn County—Bond Sale— 2709Attala County—Boncl Offering—.—__ 1833Bond Sale — 1944

Biloxi—Bond Offering !— 2052Bond Sale 2384

Calhoun County School District—Bond Offering —.— 2957

Canton Municipal Separate Sch. Dist,,Bond Offering ! 1833Bonci sale —^2164

Chickasaw County Supervisors Dist,No. 3—Bond Sale — 1698

Cleveland—Bond Offering 2652Bond Sale _i —2164

Corinth—Boncl Offering 2709Crystal Springs—Bond Offering 2384Bond Sale —— 2600

Decatur—Bond Sale 1392

DeKalb—Bond Sale 2052FJowood—-Bond Sale —— 1593Forest Separate Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2052Bond Sale — :—2164

Grenada County Sch, Dist.—Bond Offering 2957

Guifport—Bond Offering x 2957Gillfpoi't Municipal Separate Sch. Disti'Bond Offering 2709Bond Sale

. 2957Houston—Bond Sale 2849Indianola—Bond Offering — 2384Jackson—Bond Ofiering 2164Bond Rale 2384

Jackson County—Bond Offering— 2164Bond Sale 2276

Jackson County Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2384

Leflore County—Bond Sale 1592Leland—Bond Offering 2498Bond Sale 2600Bond Offering 2709Bond Sale 2849

Madison County, County Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering 2600Bond Sale 2849

Marion County Sch. Dist.—Bond Salc_2849Mississippi (State off—Bond Offering — 2957

Moss Point Municipal Separate SchoolDistrict—Note Sale 1944

Newton County Supervisors Dist. No. i.Bond Sale 1833

Oxford—Bond Offering 2052Bond Sale - 2164

Pontotoc County—Bond Offering.. 2498Richton Municipal Separate Sch. Dist. ,

Bond Offering 2384Shannon—Bond Sale 2958Sharkey and Issaqueena Counties,

Anguilla Line Consol. Sch. Dist.—

gond Offering 1833ond Sale 1944Starkville—Bond Sale 2053Starkville Municipal Separate Sch.Dist.—Bond Sale 1 2052

Stone County Supervisors Dist. No. 1—Bond sale - 2600

Tate County Sch. Dist.—Note Sale 2849

Tippah County Supervisors Dist. No. 1 JBond Offering 2052

Tishomingo County, Iuka Special Mu¬nicipal Separate Sch. Dist.—

Bond Offering 2849Tunica County—Bond Sale 1698Webster County—Bond Offering 2164Bond Sale — 2498

Woodville—Bond Offering 2384Bond Sale — 2600

Missouri

Affton S. D.—Bond Sale 1592

Bayless Con. S. D.—Bond Sale 2849Bethany—Bond Sale 2276Boone County—Bond Offering..—2600Cape Girardeau S. D.—Bond Offering 2709Bond Offering Details ; 2958

Central Missouri State College—Bond Offering — — 1944Bond Sale 2279

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Note Sale 2958Northumberland Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering 109yBond Sale - -— 1834

Orford Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering- 2164Bond Sale — - — - 2384

Portsmouth—Bond Offering ... —_ 2384Bond Sale —— 2600

Rockingham County—Note Offering __—_ 2384Bond Offering . 2G0UBond Sale —_G—_ !— 2958

Bond OfSig::::::::2278 Sullivan County—Note Sale .2849.. 2800

JerseyAllent own Bond Offering —2958Harrington Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering ... 2849

Beachwood—Bond Sale —. 1G98Bergen County Sewer Authority—Bond Offering ... 2052Bond Sale 227G

Bergenfield Sch. Dist.—

PageChillicothe-r-Bond Offering 2498Bond Sale — 2G00

Clay County S. D. No. 64—Bond Sale 1592Clayton—Bond Offering —- 21G4Bond Sale ;——— —— 227G

Clayton S. D.—Bond Offering.-.—.— 1834Bond Sale — —— — 2384

Clinton S. D.--Bond Offering-—— 2384Bond Sale —. — 2849

Druiy College—Bond Sale—- 1592Itawamba County—Bond Sale-— .2052Jefferson City—Bond Sale ...- 1G98

Jennings S. D.—Bond Sale...-—.-.—. *2849Jonesbore-- Bond. Sale — 2052Joplin S. D.—Bond Sale :—21G4Kansas CityBond Sale

La Plata—Bond Sale 2849Pemiscot County, Holland Con. S. D.

No. 1—Bond Sale • 2849Ray County S. D. No. R-4—

Bond Offering 2278Bond Sale 1.- 2958

Ripley County S. D. No. R-4Bond Sale 2849

Rivcrvicw Gardens S. D.—Bond Sale 1592fit. Charles Co. S. D. No. 33—

Bond Sale 1592fit. Francois County, Farmington

S. D. No R-7—Bond Sale 2276fit. Louis Co. Con. S. D. No. R-3

Bond Offering — 2849fit. Louis County, Ferguson-Florissant

S. D. No. R-2—Bond Offering— 1834Bond Sale —2276

fit. Louis County, Hazdwood S. D.No. R-l—Bond Offering 2GOO

Bond Sale : 2849fit. Louis County, Lindbergh S. D.

No. R-8—Bond Offering 2958ficheli City—Bond Sale... - 2384 Caldwellfilielbina—Bond Sale - 2600Steele- S. D.—Bond Sale— 2384Webster Groves S. D.—Bond Offering 2958William Jewell College—Bond Sale 2164

MontanaRig Timber-Bond Offering 2709Billings—Bond Offering - 1944Correction —'—— 2164

Carbon Co. S. D. No. 53—Bond Offering —— 2709

Cascade County—Bond Offering — 2276Bond Sale 2709

Cut Bank—Bond Offering 2052Daniels Co. S. D.—Bond Offering— 1592Bond Offering Details - 2052Bond Sale 2384

Dawson Co. S. D. No. 1—Bend Offering 1G98Bond Sale — .....— — — 2164

Deer Lodge Co. S. D. No. 10—Bond Offering ——v——. 2276Bond Sale _ *^709

Dillon—Bond Offering - ___ 1834Bond Sale,— r_ 2052

Fergus County, Grass Range HigliS. D.—-Bond Offering -2276

Bond Sale _ — 2600Flathead County, Columbia Falls High

S. D.—Bond Sale — 1944Flathead Co. S. D. No. 2- - .

Bond Offering XXXXXXX ..-2600Flathead Co. S. D. No. 5—Bond Sale —— — — 2849

Great Falls—Bond Offering jl. 1944Bond Sale — ; 2052Bond Offering 2600

Harlow ton—Bond Offering — .. 1944Helena—Bond Offering — 2849Bake Co. S. Dv No. 41—

Bond Offering — 2849tubby—Warrant Offering — 2052Missoula Co. S. D. No. 5—-

Bond Offering — - — 2052Rasliua—Bond Offering - 2849Rosebud Co. S. D. No. 2—■

Bond Offering - - 2164Bond Sale — ——— . 2600

Valley Co. 3. D. No. 1- Bond Offering 2709White Sulphur Springs-Bond Offering 1944Bond Side -• ... 2164

Yellowstone Co. S. D. No. 2—Bond Offering — 2499Bond Sale .

— 2849Yellowstone Co. S. D. No. 7—Bond Offering' —— — 1834Bond Sale _ _ 2384

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Nashua—Note Offering ——— 2052 : South Amboy—-Bond Offering———r_Note Sale —————,J- 2164 j Bond Sale————,—--————2164Note Offering —' 260tW»Souihern Regional High Sch. District

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Bond Offering _____—-li———_ 1945Bond Sale

T ——• -2164South River—Bond Sale-.— — 2710

, ! . : " PageEast Rockaway—Bond Offering.— i5dzBond Sale — ———-1834

Erie County Water Authority—BonaOffering—— X~—wXX-*X 1592

Bond Sale————1698Faunouig—Bona Offering ———— 2o*y

Spotswood School District—Bond Sale- 1592' Forestport Forestport Water Disc,Summit—Bond Sale ———i- 1592 X Bona Offering -850Totawa—Bond Offering _ 2710 i Garaen Guy—Bond Offering——__2<iOUnion Beach School District— Geneva—Bond Olfering , — 2058Rnriri Offprint ■ ■ - ■ 1834 Bond Sale ^loDRmiri Salf ~ 2053; Ghent, Austerliiz. cnatham, etc., Cen-

Union County—Bond Offering——II— 1945 j Jral S. D. lso. 1—Bona oaering - 2053Dn.,,| a,,ifl 2164 Bouu Sale -— 2-< <Bond Sale 2184

( Granu Island Central S. D. No. 1—

1592 i Bond Ottering __ 2499

«rUt»h«nA^.!j0^—^t _"B°nd Sale~1592 i GranddIsland" Water District No." l"~ 2°01

Wall Township School District-Bond Sale

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Wr« HnJ°WnShlP~" 1698 ] Bond Offering —Bond Offering —— 1698Grerc L^e^ore Fire DistrictBond Sale — — 194o j ^ J 0£ferint;

West Deptford Township Soli. Districc j gaie _ '7 "-Bond Offering— -4??? i Grcenburgn, North Arasley, SewerDistricc—Bond offering — _2384j { , Linden Avenue Water DintGrecnnort- Bond OHering — 1834 lUteIorfl» Linden A\cnue. Water.Dist.

Bond Sale ——— 2053 jWest Milford Township Sch. District—aBond Offering 2710

Westwood—Bond Offering — 1698

w. ' PageOneida City School District-Bond Oilexing —— 1945Bond Sale ——-G-—2166

Oneida County—Bond Offering..— 2165Onondago County—Bond Offering— 1834Bond Sale ———1:—1945

Osb.uw.g—eoim Sale I—„ 1592Ostego County—Bond Offering—! 1698Bond Sale———1———— 1834

Owego—Bond Offering 2277Bond Sale —— 2385

Oyster Bay Central Scnool DistrictNo. 2—Bond Sale ————— 2601

Pavilion, Bctnany, Covington, etc.,Central School District No. It—

Bond Offering - —2053Bond Sale' : 2165

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i Pcekskill City School Distrjctr—„ -850 Bond Offering927" i Lon-t saie —G,

——— 22/4 i Pemleld Water District—...—-24d9: Bon(l oifering — 1834

Bond Sale —G—j- 2053

Bond Offering — 1944 ! Bond Sale ; 1945Bond Sale —- 2277 j Wood Ridge—Bond Offering 1592'

Black Horse Pike Regional Sell. Dist. j Bond Sale - > - —— 2164, Bond Offering * — 1698 i

„ ># .Bond Sale 2052 N«w Mexico

. Boontou—Bond Offering 2164 Albuquercpie Municipal School District1 Bond Sale — —— 2384 "j Bond Offering— ; ——2053Brlelle—Bond Offering —... 1834 ! Bond Sale - 2384Bond Sale 2052 ; Carlsbad—Bond Offering — 1945

Bond Sale — .——— 2165Greenville, Minisink and Wawayanda

Central Scnool District No. 1—-Bond Offering 1834Bond Sale — 1945

Haverstraw—Bond Offering 1945Bond Offering 2165

G Bond Sale— 2277

Hempstead—Bond Offering 271.0Bond Sale —! —2958

Brielle Sell. Dist.—Bond Sale 1698Bueiia-Buena Vista Township Sch.Dist.—Bond Offering 2849 ;

Burlington County—Bond Offering...— 1834 JBond Sale —!.——

Bond Offering_ 20521592

Bond Sale - — 1834Camden County—Bond Offering 2052Bond Sale —2164

Cinnaminson Township Sch. Dist.—

^ Hempstead Union Free S. D. No. 10—Bond Sale _—.——— 2601 Note Sale — —!—!—_!-2053f i

Chaves County Municipal Sch. Dist. j Hempstead Union Free S. D. No. 19—No. 1- -Bond Offering 2499 j Bond Offering 2710

Bond Sale —— 2710 ; Bond Sale 2958Grants Municipal SchBond OfferingBond Sale 2384

Lea County, Hobbs Municipal SchoolDistrict No. 16—Bond Offering— 1696

. Bond Sale — —— 2053Bonds Not .Sold — lof)2 ! LCa. County, Lovingston MunicipalBond offeriinr

- 1698Sch< Dist> No. 1—Bond Offering..- 2384

Bond Sale — L - 2601Otero County—Bond Offering—2601

— - 1698— 2052

NebraskaAlliance—Bond Offering 1592Eontl Sale — 1834

Box Buttee County Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering 2052

Gage County Sell. Dist, No. 74—Bond Offering — 2600

Lincoln—Bond Salt; 1834Ne.nalia County Sch. Dist. No. 29—

Bond Offering 2709Norfolk—Bond Sale 1834Ouiaha;—Bond Offering 1834Bond Offering Details 2164Bond Salp —— 2276

Osmond—Bond Sale 2958Papiiliou—Bond Offering 2709Platlsmouth—Bond Sale ! : 2164Thurston County Sell. Dist. No. 6—

Bond Sale — 2709Washington County Sell. Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering 1698Bond Sale Postponed—., — 1834Bond Offering Details. 2052Bond Sale 227o

NevadaClark County Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 1834Henderson—Bond Offering 1592Bond Sale

^ 2164

New HampshireBerlin—Note Offering 1944Note Sale

— —2052Note Offering ——2849

Colcbrook Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering— 2164Concord—Note Offering 1698

Note Sale ; 1834Note Sale 2384Bond Sale 2499

Conway—Note Offering 2164Note Sale ;_i i 2384

Derry—Bond Offering 1 205?Bond Sale — 2384

Dover—Note Offering 1834Note Sale 1944Note Sal.; 2958

Gorliam Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 1698Bond Sain 1834

Jaffrey—Bond Offering 2600Manchester—Note Offering 2164Note Sale 2278Note Laje ! 2849

Merrimack County—Note Offering 1834Note SiMe 1<J44

Bond OfferingBond Sale —.

Dccrfield Township Sell. Dist/Bond Offering —— —1944Bond Sale .• 2164

East Orange—Bond Offering— 2052Bond Sale - 2277

East Patterson—Bond Salo_ -1608Eatohtown—Bond Offering — 1944Bond Sale — 2052

Edison Township—Bond Offering 2277Elizabeth—Bond: Offering — 2164Bond Sale — ... .—,— 2384

, Emerson Sell. Dist.—Bond Sale— 1834Englewood—'Bond Offering — 2164Bond Sale — i. 2384

Fairview - Bond Offering — 1698Bond Sale 1944

Franklin Township Sell. Dist,—1

Bond Offering 2'384Bond Sale G._ — 2709

Glen Ridge Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering ..... —— 1944Bond Sale — — 2164

Glen Rock—Bond Offering — 2052Correction t—... 2164Bond Sale — —j—2277

Glen Rock School District—Bond Offering 2052Bond Sale — 2277

Green Brook Township Sch. Dist,—. Bond Offering ,169#Bond Sale — 2052

Guttenberg—Bond Offering — 2958Haekcnsaok—Bond Offering 1944Bond Sale — 2164^

Hackcttstown—Bond Offering 2053Bond Sale 2277

Hackcttstown Sell. Dist.—•Bond Offering — 2849

Hardyston Township Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering — 2953

Highland Park Sch. Dist,—Bond Offering — 1944Bond Sale ^2053

Hillsborough Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering 2849

Hopewell Township Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering 2384

Jackson Township Sell. Dist.—Bond -sale — — 1592

Keyport—Bond Offering 2958Kcyport Soli. Dist.—Bond Sale— 1693Laurel Springs Sell. Dist.—Bond Sale —— 1834

Lenape Regional High Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering — 2053Bond sale 2277

Little Falls Township Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering ,——2849

Matawan Township Sell. Dist.—Bond Offering - 2277Bond Sale _! — 2499

Mercer County—Bond Offering——. 1944Bond Sale —— 2053

Middletown Township—Bond Offering ; 2709

Milliville—Bond Offering 2053Bond Sale 2277

Morristown—Bond Offering 2499Bond Sale 2709

Neptune Township Sch. Dist.—■Bond Offering- 2277Bond Sale 2601

Newfield Sch.,Dist.—Bond Offering 1698Bond Sale i._ 1945

New Jersey (Stale of)—Huge Industrial Potential Cited 2053

New Jersey Turnpike Authority—April Traffic Up 6.6','c. 2499Reports 6.1'e Traffic Rise 2849

North Brunswick Township—Bond Offering 1834Bond Sale — : ; 1945

Northern Valley Regional High Sch.Dist.—'Bond Offering 1945

Ocean City—Bond Offering 2709Ocean County—Bond Offering 2164Bond Sale ! 2384

Paulsboro—Bond Offering 1945Bond Sale ; 2164

Pohatcliong Township Sch. Dist.—Bond Olfering 2709Bond Sale —— 2958

Quinton Township Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2710

Rahway—Bond Offering 2384Bond Sale— 2601

Randolph Township Sch. Dist,—Bond Offering 2164Bond Sale 2384

Rumson-Fair Haven Regional HighSchool District—Bond Offering 2277

Rutgers University—Bond Offering—. 1834Bond Sale ^ 2164

Salem—Bond Offering w 2601Bond Sale —

t ^ 2849 jSecaucus—Bond Offering 2710 i

Dist. No. 3— Heihpstead Union Free S. D. No. 26—— .2164; Bond Sale ! 169y j

Hempstead, Woodmere Fire District— |Bond Sale 2601 .

Honeoye Falls- Bond Offering 2958 'Hornell—Bond Olfering. 1 — 1592 :Bond Sale 1834

Huntington Central Sell. Dist. No. 6— jBond Offering —.2710Bond Sale —; 2850 i

Bond Sale — — 2958 j Huntington, South Huntington WaterSail Juan County, Bloomfield Municipal

School District No. 6—Bond Offering —2710

Sau Juan County. Farmington Munici¬pal School District No. 5—

Bond Offering ——_J—;——2958Santa Fc- Bond Offering— — 2053Bond Sale ——..„.,„ 2001

New York

Albany—Bond Offering .j..,——_ J2601Bond Offering Revised——2710Bond Sale —~— 2849

Arcade—Bond Offering — 2053Ausable, Peru and Chesterfield Cen¬

tral School District No. 1—Bond Offering —! 2277Bond Sale —-— 2384

Babylon Union Free S. D. No. 3 —

Bond Offering — 1698Bond Sale —- 1834

Balnbridge, Coventry, Ox.ord, Gull-ford, Afton Masonville, Sidney,-Unadilla and Sanford Central S.D. No. 1— ■■■' .'v- :;T'X

Bond Offering 1592Bond Sale — _ 1834

Bcthlchem- Bond Offering 16%Bond Sale ——- 1945

Binghamton -Bond Offering—.— i 2849Bcekmantown, Plattsburg, Cliacy and

Altona Central S. D. No. 1—•

Bond Offering : — ______ 2849Bolton—Bond Offering 1945Bond Sale —— — 2053

Brighton and Plttsford Union FreeSchool District No. 1—

Bond Offering —__t. 1834Bond Sale 1945

Brighton Sewer Districts Nos.l and 2Bond Sale 1592

Brookhaven Central S. D. No. 11—Bond Offering 2164Bond Sale 2384

Brookhaven Union Free S. D. No. 2—

Bond Offering 1834Bond Sale ^ 2053

Brookhaven Union Free S. D. No. 6—Bond Offering 2384Bond Sale .2601

Brunswick, Grafton, Pittstown andPoestenkill Central S. D. No. 2—

Bond Offering 1945. . BondSale-——i 2053Buffalo Municipal Housing AuthorityBond Sale 2164

Buffalo Sewer Authority—Bond Offer¬ing — i —1698

Bond Sale— — 1945Canisteo, Hartsviile, Howard, etc.,

Central School District No. 1—Bond Offering 0 2710Bond Sale — 2849

Canastoto—Bond Sale — '—1834

Carniel, Kent, Patterson, Southeast,Putnam Valley and East FishkillCentral School District No;: 2—•

• Bond Offering — i 1592Bond Sale 1698

Clmmplain Central S. D. No. 1—Bond Offering — 2849

Cheektowaga Union Free S. D. No. 2Bond Offering 2384Bond Sale —— — —— 260F

Clarkson, Clarkson Water District—Bond Offering 2164Bond Sale 2384

Clarence, Lancaster, N<hvstead and ^Amherst Central S. D. No. 1—

Bond Offering — 1945Bond Sale — — 1— 2053

Clay, Cicero, Salina and DeWitt Cen¬tral School District No. 3—

Bond Offering — 2849Clymer, Harmony and French Creek

Central School District No. 1—Bond ^Offering 1698Bond Sale 1834

Cortland City S. D.—Bond Offering— 1945Bond Sale — — 2165

Delhi, Kortwriglit, Meredith, etc.,Central School District No. 1—„

Bond Offering — 1945B.ond Sal- —2165

De Witt—Bond Offering _ 2849Dobbs Ferry—Bond Offering 4. 1592Bond Sale : — 2277

Eastchester Union Free S. D., No. 2—Bond Sale — — ,—— 2710

East Greenbush—Bond Offering 2277Bond Sale 2601

Edna, Evans, Boston and North Col¬lins Central S. D. No. 1-— i

Bond Offering —— L_"—2710

Bond Offering ; 1593Pleasantville—Bond Offering 2958Port of New York Authority— , : . .

Secondary Bond,Offering 1698Report to Investors 2053Bond Offering ; — 2385Bond Sale ; 2601

Pbughkeepsie- Bond Offering. 2850Rhinebeck— Bond Offering:_ 2278Bend Sale .j. : 2499

Riverhead Fire DistrictH^Bond Sale—1593Rochester—Note Olfering ___j. 1593Note Sale ; ;J 1698

Rome—Bond Offering 2499Bond Sale 2710

Rome City School District— v"THowA. Oifering 2601Bond Sale :——_ 2850

Rotterdam, Princetown, Florida andGuilderland Central Sch. District x

No. 1—Bond Offering———.— 1945Bond Sale — 2054

Roxbury—Bond Offering 1945Roxbury, Grand Gorge Water DistrictBond Sale 2054

Royalton, Hartlar.d, Lockport, etc.,Central School District No. 1— j !

Bond Offering 2499Bond Sale — —^ 2601

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Saratoga County—Bond Offering,. .1945Bond Sale — —— 2054

Scarsdale—Bond Offering 1835Bond Sale—. ———1945

Schuyler County—Bond Offering 2165District No. &—Bond Offering— 2385! Sal* —■-----^-,-nnrn^^r 2??8

Islip and Brookhaven Union Free Seneca. Gorham and Potter' CentralSch. Dist. No. 5—Bond Offering 2710 , School District No. I— /X

Islip Union Free School District No. 2 4 Bond Offering. 271#Bond Offering 1834 Bond Sale — —2958Bond Sale —_—X 1945 Sidney, Franklin, Masonville, etc., v;

Jerusalem—Bond Offering —_XX 2277 ^ Central School District No. 1—Bond Sale 2385 B°™1 Sale 2710

Johnson City—Bond Offering— 2277 ! Skidmore College—Bond Offering,,—2385Bond Sale 2499 Sprhigrield and Middlefield Central •

Lansing, Drjden and Groton Central School District No. 1— ■.*.School District No. 1— Bond Offering __________ 2499

Eond Offering 2499 I Bond Sale 2850Lenox; Lincoln. Fenner, etc., Central Spring Valley—Bond Offering——,— 2385

School District No. 1— j Bond Sale __——___—,—_—.— 2601Bond Olfering 2958 ' Sweden, Ogden, Parma, etc,. Central

Little Falls—Bond Offering—; — 1592 f * School District No. 1— r f,,Bond Sale —— * 1834-: Bond Offering—, — 2278

Liverpool—Bond Offering 1592 i Bond Sale —_% 1 —__ 2385Bond Sale 1834 ! Syracuse "University—Bond-Sale-——, 2958

Lockport- -Bond Offering — 2165 I Thompson, Kiamesh* Lake Sewer Dist.Bond Sale— ._; 2277 | Bond Offering —2165

Bond Sale 2385Ticonderoga and Hague Central School . "

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District No. l— ■.> :uBond Sale Correction, : u_, 1593

Tonawanda -Bond Offering „—2850No. 1—Bond Sale 2850 i Bond Sale 2958

Marbletown, Rochester. Rosendale and^ ] Tonawanda, Brighton Fire District 'Wawarsing Central School District , No. 5—Bond Offering— 1835

District—Bond Offering. 2710Bond Sale _.,;..X 2850

Huntington and Babylon CentralSchool District No. 3—Bond Sale 2601

Huntington Union Free School DistrictNo. 3—Bond Oifering , * 1698

Bond Sale 1834Huntington and Babylon Central Sch

Long Lake and Arietta Central SchoolDistrict No. 1—

Bond Oifering — 1834Bond Sale __X— 2053

Mamaroneck Union Free Sch. District

No. 1—Bond Offering— — 2385Bond Sale 2601

Massena, Louisville, Norfolk andBrasher Central Sch. Ddst. No. 1

Bond Offering ___JX! 2277Bond Sale 2385

Mexico, Parish, Palermo, Hastings,New Haven, Volney and RichlandCentral School District No. 1—

Bond Sale • 1592Middletown City School District-Bond Offering 2850

Mount Pleasant, North Castle andGrcenburgh Union Free SchoolDistrict No. 5—Bond Offering— 2385

Bond Sale 2601

Naples1, South Bristol. Bristol, etc..Central School District No. 1—

Bond Offering ; 1834Bond Sale_ 2053

Newark—Bond Offering ____________ 2601New Hartford. Kirkland and Paris

Central School District No. 1— 1Bond Offering 1698Bond Sale — 1834

New Hartford and Whitestown UnionFree School District No. 4—

Bond Offering 2385New Rochelle—Bond Offering 2277Bond Sale — ! 2385

New Windsor and Cornwall CommonSchool District No. 3—Bond Sale 1698

New York City-Bond Offering 1945Bond Sale i — 2277

New York City Housing Authority—Note Offering 1592Note Sale 1592Not6 Offering _! =.—— —_— 1945Note SaJc 2053Note Offering __ —_ 2165Note Offering 2277Note Offering 2385Note Offering. 2710

New York (State of)—Bond Offering _— : 1945Bond Offering Details— —2165Bond Sale —.— 2277Bond Offering — 2499Bond Offering Details— — 2710Bond .Sale 2850

New York State Bridge Authority—Traffic Decline Attributed to AdverseWeather Conditions — 2053

Niagara Falls—Note Offering— 2385North Hempstead Union Free School

District No. 9—Bond Offering 2601Bond Sale 2710

North Hempstead. Westbury Water"-> • District—Bond Offering — : 2165

Bond Sale "X— i 2385Norwood—Bond Offering 2053Bond Sal&<x.— -w—X-! '■ 2277

Oneida County—Bond Sale^—-—u—j. 2211

Bond Sale —2165Urbana, Wayne, Ptfjteney, etc., Central

School District No. 1— : , -

Bond Offering — 2054Utica - Bond Oflering 1698Bond Sale XX~-XNote Sale - 2054

Vestal—Bond Offering-— —2710Vestal Central School District No. 1—Bond Oferiug — 1835Bond Sale ——————_L—_ 2165

Warwick—Bond Offering X—— .1835Bond Sale 1945

; Wayland—Bond Offering — 2054Bond Sale ~X .X------- 2385

Webster—Bond Offering 2601White Plains City School District-1- .'Bond Olfering ~—_X—2278Bond Sale X'_—u 2385

Whitestown. Marcy, Deerfield'- andr Trenton Central School District

No. 2—Bond Oifering. 2850Yonkers—Bond Offering 1945Bond Sale * -14.^ 2054

Yorkshire. Freedom. Farmersville, etc.iCentral School District No. I—

Bond Offering 2385Bond Sale — : l-——— 2601

North CarolinaBladen County—Bond Sale,——_ 1699Chapel Hill—Bond Offering— — 1699Cleveland Cpunty—Bond Offering—_ 2499Davidson County—Bond Offering.,— 1699Bond Sale — 1945

Durham County—Bond Oifering 2054Bond Sale —— 2278

Greensboro—Bond Offering ; 2165Bond Sale 2385

Greensboro High Point Authority— ?

Bond Sale isHJOgHalifax County—Bond Offering—,— 1593Henderson County—Bond Offering,-— 2054Bond Sale —2165\

Jackson County—Bond Offering 2278Bond Sale 2385

Jacksonville—Bond Offering —i 2165Bond Sale -2278 j

Johnson County—Bond Offering 183?Bond Sale : 194

Lenoir Rhyne College—Bond Sale 15^3Lexington—Bond Offering X,—_ 2385Bond Sale _1_—— 2601

Lowell—Bond Offering A 2385Bond Sale -_1_ — 2601

North Carolina—Bond Offering 2850Randolph County—Bond Offering—2385Bond Sale ;X——Hi: 2601

Sampson County—Bond Offering—1945Bond Sale—_"X *_X—2054

Siler City—Bond Offering——_X_ 2499Bond Sale — ——1—— 2601

Spring Hill—Bond Offering,—.—2054Bond Sale— X_-__—,—.2165

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Transylvania County—Bond Offering .——x—

Bond Sale —-——I.Vass—Bond OfferingWake County—Bond Offering—:Bond Sale i::*. ——-

;Warren ton—Bond Offering———.Bond Sale,

P

2499— 2(i0i

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2850

— 18352054

— 1699

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North Dakota

Bottineau County Spec. Sch. DistrictNo. 35—Bond Sale— —2499

Pargo—Bond Offering _ . 2105•V Bond Sale — ... 2001Grand Forks—Bond Offering—,—— 1593Bond Sale—1099.

Minot—Bond Offering 2385jMooreton Special School District— '

Bond Offering— ,. — 1940New Rockford—Bond Sale 2499Parshall—Bond Offering iwv—2278Walsh and Pembina Cos., Hoople Spec.A School District No. 42—j Bond Offering—:' 2710

Ohio

Adena—Bond Offering 2958rAlliance—Bond Sale —-A-- 1099Amherst—Bond -Offering —- — 2054V" Bond Bale __ ——— 2385Ashtabula Harbor Exempted VillageSch. District—Bond Sale— 1946

AthensA-Bohd Offering _ 2958Barberton—Bond Offering __— 2958■Bath Township Local School Dist.—

Bond Offering - 2601Bay Village School District—

. Bond Offering——.. 2—_ 2385Bond Sale 2710

1 Bedford—Bond Offering 1835Bond Sale £ i — 2165

- Bedford Heights—Bond Offering—^1699Bond Sale—_ 2 i •_ 2054

- Bennington Local School District—Bond Offering 2105Bond Sale .1 ' - 2385

» Berea—Bond Sale — 1593Berlin Local' Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale.... 1593Bloomdale—Bond Sale -x--x::.—1835Box Butte County School District—Bond Sale— — 2105

* Brook Park—Bond Offering—x—-. 2958'Brooklyn—Bond Offering.---— 1099Bond Sale _'2_2—.. —- —2054

. Bryan, Pigeon Run Sewer District No.1—Bond Sale —_ — 1699

* Butler—-Bond Offering : ; 2710Chillicothe City School District—Bond Offering— 2054

A, Bond Offering Details-.:---—2165*"

Boird Sale__^-_———j——2278Cincinnati—Bond Offering 1099Bond Offering Details — 194GBond Sale— 2278

Cincinnati City School District—Bond Salei:A—1099

Cincinnati Housing Authority—Note Sale.—---——— 2710

J 'Circleville—Bond Offering 1940Bond Sale--—^ 2499

Cleveland Heights—Bond Offering™— 1946Bond Offering Details—— _ 2165Bond Sale— - : 2385

"Coldwater—Bond Offering 1946' Bond Sale.-— —— 2054

3 Columbus—Bond Sale A—„—: 1835Bond Offering.:—:, — 1946Bond -Sale———- 2278

j!i Bond Offering 2278Co]>ley Local School District—Bond Offering—; _i - \ 2054

^ Bond Sale i -1 2385Crestline—Bond Offering 2710

I Cuyahoga Heights—Bond Offering .2165Dayton—Bond Offering - 2850Delaware—Bond Offering— 1946

. M.ond Sale - —— 2385Note Offering ——x- 2601Note Sale— 2850

j Eastlake—Bond Offering x 2710Elmwdod Local School District—

. :• Bond Offering.— — 2002Bond Sale— 2850

Elyria—Note Offering — - , 1099Fairborn—Bond Offering „ 2278Bond Bale — — 2002

Fairview Park—Bond Offering : 2850. Falls Township Local School District

Bond Offering- — ; 2278Flushing—Bond Sale—__x : 1099Fort, Recovery—Bond Offering— 2499Bond Offering _—; 2710

Franklin County—Bond Offering--.. 1940Bond Sale —— — 2278

Franklin Co. Sewer Dist. No. 4—

Bond Offering 1946Bond Sale —___—i. — 2105Bond Offering : : 2850

Fremont—Bond Offering \ 2385Bond Sale , — 2710

Gahanna—Bond Offering —— 2385Bond Sale —— —.—2001

Gallipolis—Bond Offering —— 2105Geneva—Bond Offering 2710Bond Sale 2958

Girard—Bond Sale — — 2710Bond Offering 2710Bond Sale 2958

Grandview Heights—Bond pffering— 2958Green Hills—Bond Offering 2002Bond Sale 2958

Greene County—Bond Sale —_ 1099Grove City—Bond Offering —-— 109,9Hamilton County—Bond Offering—— 2385Bond Sale 2850

Harrison—Bond Offering 2165Bond Sale 2499

Hartville—Bond Offering 1940Bond Sale 2105

Indian Hill Exempted Village SchoolDist.—Bond Offering 2602

Bond Sale 2710Jefferson—Bond Offering —' 2499Kent—Bond Offering 2105Bond Sale 2380Bond Offering 2499Bond Offering — 2602Bond Sale 2958

Kettering City S. D.—Bond Sale 1593Kirtland Township Local Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2958

Lafayette-Jackson Local Sch. Dist.;—Bond Offering ; — 2850Bond Offering — 2958

. Lake County—Bond Offering — 2953Lakewood—Bond Sale 1C99Lancaster City Sch. District—Bond Offering 2958

Liberty-Benton Local Sch. District—Bond Offering 2958

Lithopolis—Bond Offering 2850

PageLorain County—Bond Offering——2278Bond Sale — —,— 2710

Bond Offering ——x—2958Louisville—Bond Offering — 1940Bond Sale ; —x_ 2165

Lucas County—Bond Sale __i—2-x-_ lt>99Bond Ottering _ 2278Bond Sale ——_—'2002Bond Ottering _x—~—2958

Madeira Exempted Village Sch. Dist.£>ond Onenng _—-1940Bond Sale _——————1- 2278

Mahoning County—Bond Offering— 2499Bond Sale —- 28oO

Manciiescer—Bond Sale —2 2099xviason Local School District—Bond Offering 2499Bona Sale -———.-———l 2WaO

Mapie Heigiits—Bond sale —1— 1693bond Ottering _•—! „! 2380

Marengo Local School District—A* :JBona Ottering : 1099Ottering Postponed-———.-——-2105

Margaretia Local Scnool District—Bond Sale—.—— —— 1593

Massillon—Bond Oltering — 2850Massillon City Scnool District—I^ond Offering—— 1946

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Bond Sale— ' — 2386Maumee—Bond Ofering 2711Medina County—Bond Offering—___ 2711Mentor Exempted Village School Dist.Bond Offering———————,——2958

Miami Trace Local School District—

Bond Offering —.— 2958Minerva Park—Bond Offering : 1946Mingo Junction—Bond Sale— 2054Mingo Junction Exempted Village

School District—• -y

Bond Offering — 2499Bond Sale— : 2850

Monroe IWp. Local School District—Bond Offering ———_1699tsond Olieriiig Details — 1940Bontl Sale——. —— 2380

MoiTlstown—Bond Offering—.—2165Aiontpelier—Bond Sale— —— 1593Bond Offering—————— 2958

Morrow—Bond Offering —: 2958iviount Pleasant Local School DistrictBond Offering-—— ; — 1835Bond Sale-. ... 2386

Newbury Local School District—Bond Offering———. — 2711

Niles—Bond Sale ! ———— 2602North Royalton—Bond Offering—— 2499Bond Sale-———————- . 2958

Ohio (State of)—Bond Offering— -——. 1835Bond Sale — 2380Bond Offering —.—v 2499Bond Offering-.-.— 2850

Ohio Northern University—Bond Offering ——2165

Ohio Turnpike Commission—Revenues Up Slightly-^— — 2054

Fainesville—Bond Offering—: 194(5Bond Sale——--- —— 2054

Painesville Twit. Local Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering— 2278Bond Ofleririg——— 2002

. Bond Sale__ — — . 2958Parma—Bond Offei'in---- •~1940Bond Sale -J. - . .-2278

Parma City School District—Bond Sale:.—1833

Perrysburg—Bond Offering- 1699Bond Sale , — — 2054

Poland—Bond Offering — 23.86Bond Sale ——2602

Portage County—Bond Offering—1835Bond Sale.: ' 2054

Powhatan Point—Bond Offering— 2499Offering Cancelled————2711

Pultney-Key Local School District—Bond Offering-—.—— ——— 2054Bond Sale—, —— 2278

Racine—Bond Offering-. - 1—.... 2002Ridgeville Local School District—Bond Sale— ———1699

Rittman—Bond Offering i—— 1593Bond Sale :— 3 835

Rocky River City School District—Bond Offering—— ... 2386Bond Sale—— 2002

St. Henry—Bond Sale-^ 1699Sandusky—Bond Offering 1—... 2002Bond Sale — 2850

Scio Local School District—Bond Offering — 1593Bond Sale ——... —10f)9

Shadyside—Bond Offering 2711Bond Sale 2958

Shadyside Local School District—Bond Sale - - 1099

Sharonville—Bond Offering ——. 2380Bond Sale — —— 2850

Sheffield Lake—Bond Offering——- 2278Sheffield Lake Local School DistrictBond Offering —_ 2958

Sfauth Point—Bond Offering Canceled 1593South Euclid—Bond Offering———__ 2959Southeastern Local School District—Bond Offering ——2959

Strongville—Bond Offering 2499Slruthers—Bond Offering :. — 2278Bond Sale ... 2002

Summit County—Bond Offering 2850Sylvania—Bond Offering : 1593Bond Sale —: — 1835

Tate Township—Bond Sale 1835Toledo—Bond Offering — 1940Union Township Local School DistrictBond Offering 1593Bond Offering Canceled ; 1835Bond Offering— 1940Bond Sale- 2278

University Heights—Bond Sale 1099Upper Arlington—Bond Offering 1593Bond Sale 1946Bond Offering-. —;—— 1940Bond Sale 2278Bond Offering 2959

Wabash Bocal School District—Bond Offering .1593Bond Sale 1940

Warren Local School District-Bond Offering 1593

Warrensville Heights-^Bond Offering- 1593Bond Offering Details 1946Bond Offering * 2959

West Carrollton—Bond Offering 2850West Carrollton Exempted Village Sch.

District—Bond Offering — 2711Bond Sale 2850

West Geauga Local School District—Bond Offering-. 1099Bond Sale 2105

Western Reserve Local School DistrictBond Offering 2165

West Jefferson—Bond Offering 1946Westlake—Bond Offering 2386Bond Sale 2711

Willoughby—Bond OfferingWillowick—Bond OfferingBond Sale ;

Wolf Creek Local School District—Bond Offering-Bond Sale- —

Wood County—Bond OfferingBond Sale —

Bond Sale- : ;

Wooster—Bond OfferingBond Sale :

Young,stown City School District—Bond Sale -

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. 1099. 2054

. 2054

. 2499

. 2850

. 1940

. 2105

— 1099

OklahomaAda—Bond Offering 1940Bond Sale- :: 2054

Adair—Bond Sale— — 2278Adair County Independent Sch. Dist.

No.. 4—Bond Ollering 1593Bond Sale—— ! 1833

Alfalfa County Dependent School Dist.. No. 0—Bond Offering 1_ : 2380

Arnett—Bond Sale - 1593Beaver—Bond Sale——;.: —— :. 2278Beaver County Dependent School Dist.No. 73—Bond Offering — 2850

Elaine County Dependent School Dist.No. 98— h'AA:':

Bond Offering 1593Bond Sale! i.———— 1835

Buffalo-i-Bond Offering 2711Bend Sale—— —-— 2959

Carter County Dependent School Dist.No. 72—Bond Offering — — 2054

Choctaw County Dependent SchoolDistrict No. 5—Bon.l Sale—2386

Cimarron County Dependent SchoolDistrict No. 36—Bond Sale- 183.5

Comanche County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 8—

Bond Offering—--j"1:., ..... 2278Bond Sale —. .. 2386

Craig County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 50—Bond Offering..—. : .1593

Creek County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 33—Bond Olfering-n 2850

Custer County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 6—

Bond Offering — — - 1593Bond Sale ^ — — - 1835

Delaware—Bond Offering—. . 2278B-ewey County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 10—Bond Offering 1946

Fargo—Bond Offering.— 1099Bond Salei-—'-- 1833

Freedom—Bond Offering :... 2711Garfield County Dependent SchoolDistriC; No. 0—Bond Offering-. 1593,

Garfield County Dependent SchoolDistrict No. 58—

. . ,:.,s- Bend Offering 2054Bond Sale—— 2278

Garvin Independent School DistrictNo. 7—^Bond Offering —2386

Garvin County Independent SchoolDistrict No. 9—

Bond Oilcring ..... 1699Bond Sale- 1835

Garvin Co. Ind. School DistrictNo. 18—Bond Offering ——— 2386

Grady Co. Dep. School Dist. No. 101—Bontl Offering—+- 1835'Bond Sale : —- 2054

Greer Co. Incl. School Dist. No. 3—Bond Sale——— 1699

Jackson Co. Ind. School Dist. No. 54—■

Bond Sale — 1835Jefferson Co. Ind. School Dist. No. 3—Bond Offering — — ——.-2711Bond Offering i: '.S. - 2850

Johnston Co. Ind. School Dist. No. —

Bond Sale ——1835Kingfisher Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 7—Bond Offering —— 1940Bond Sale —— : 20J>5

Kiowa Co. Ind. School District No. 4—Bond Offering — 1593Bond Sale ———— 1835

Latimer Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering ——— 2055Bond Sale — — 2278

LeFlore Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 6—

Bond Offering : —— 1609LeFlore Co. Ind. School Dist. No. 20—Bond Offering — ——— 2055Bond Sale. - — — 2278

Lindsay—Bond Offering 2386Bond Sale ; , —— 2002

Marlow—Bond Offering .— 2165Bond Sale -— —————- 238G

Alayes Co. Ind. School Dist. No. 17—Bond Sale — — 194r>

Alaysville—Bond Offering __— — 2278AfcCurtain Co. Dep. Sch. Dis. No. 50— .

Bond Offering —'————— 2055Noble Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 7—Bond Offering —2602Bond Sale ——— ——2850

Okl'uskee Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 12—.Bond Offering—. —2602

Oklahoma Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 46—Bond Offering 2165Bond Sale — 2386

Oklahoma Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 52—Bond Offering 1593Bond Sale —— 1946

Oklahoma Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 89—Bond Offering — ————_2278Bond Sale — 2386

Okmulgee Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 10—Bond Offering — 2851

Osage Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 77—Bond Offering 1593Bond Sale 1835

Osage Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 3—Bond Offering 1593

Ottawa Co. Ind. School Dist. No. 26—Bond Offering — 2959

Payne Co. Dep. Sch. Dist, No. 17—Bond Offering 2711Bond Sale 2959

Payne Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 104—Bond Offering 2279

Pittsburgh Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 28—Bond Sale 1835

Pond Creek—Bond Offering 2851Sequoyah Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No. 62—Bond Offering 1835

Sequoyah Co. Dep. Sch. Dist. No.73—Bond Offering 1593

Stephens Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 15—Bond Offering — 2055Bond Sale 2165

Stephens Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 47—Bond Offering 1835

Tishomingo—Bond Offering 1835Tulsa—Bond Offering .— 2602Tulsa Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering - 1946Bond sale 2165

PageTulsa „ Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 2—Bond Offering 1835Bond Sale : 1946

Tulsa Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 3—

Bond Offering — 2279Bond Sale - ; - 2499

Tulsa Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 10—Bond Offering 1593Bond Offering — 1699Bond Sale - — 1940

Tulsa Municipal Airport Trust—Bonds Publicly Offered —— 2602

Washita Co. Ind. Sch. Dist. No. 5—Bond Offering - — 1593

■ :OregonAlbany—Bond Offering 1099Bond Sale—1——1— 2055

Bond Sale 2886Athena—Bond Offering 205oBond . Sale.: — —, 4: 2602 .

Baker—Bond Offering — 2279Bend—Bond Offering — 1699Bond Sale—x——* : — 1940Bond Offering.— 2602Bond Offering : ... 2711

Benton County School Dist, No. 43—New Offering Date, 2002

Benton and Linn Counties, Consol.School District No. 509CJ andJoint School District No. 5Q9A—

Bond Offering————,—1. 2055Bond Sale — 2386

Chiloquin—Bond Offering 2055Bond Offering- — 2380Bonds Not Sold. 2002

Clackamas County School District No,28— Bond Offering 2959

Clackamas County School District No.02C—Bond Offering 2959

Clackamus County Union High SchoolDistrict No. 4—Bond Offering— 21GC

Bond Sale ; , 260<.Cbos Bay—Bond Offering 1940Bond Sale— — 2279

Coos County School District No. 13-CBond Offering A. — 238(Bond Offering— - 1- — 2851

Corvallis—Bond Offering 1099Bond Sale—— —————— 1!)4(.

Curry County School District No. 17CBond Offering— ; 2602

Dalles City—Bond Offering ——— 2166Bond Sale ——— 23o.

Douglas County School District No. 4Bond Offering-—-— — 2386Bond Sale : 200f

Empire—Bond Offering —— ——1592Bond Sale —.—1691Eugene—Bond Sale 2(i0iForest Grove—Bond Offering 205f.Gilliam County Sch. District No. 25—

• Bond Offering—— ———.... 194(> Bond Sale————. —a—2055Grant County School District No. 6—Bond Offering— ———— 2711Bond Offering—- — 2851

Grants Pass—Bond Offering—— 2713Bond Sale x— —— 2951

Jefferson County-—Bond Offering—„ 2951JOt'ferson County, Deschutes ValleyWater District—Bond Offering—, 2958

Klamath County, South SuburbanSanitary District—Bond Offering—1835Bond Offering—— ——..—f__j 2166

• Bond Offering—- 2271Bond Sale— r 2499

Lane County School District No. 52—Bond Offering., — —1946'Bond Sale——-: • — — 2279

Lincoln County, Kernville-GlenedenBeach-Lincoln Beach Water Dist.

Bond Offering — 1593Bond Sale 1947

Linn County Union High School Dist,No. 1—Bond Offering 2002

Bond Sale——2851Multnomah and Clackamas Counties

School District No. 0-3000—Bond Sale —. 1835

Multnomah County Union High SchoolDistrict No. 3—Bond Offering.—-1593

Bond Sale..— 1835Multnomah County School District No.

■ 19 Joint—Bond Offering — 2002Bond Sale— ——--—~—. 2959

Multnomah County School District No.45—Bond Offering—— 2602

Multnomah and Washington CountiesSchool District Nos. 8 and 83—

Bond Offering — : 2959Multnomah County School District No.

51 Joint—Bond Offering— — 169PBond Sale —— —— 2055

Myrtle Point—Bond Offering — 1593Bond Sale—— 1835

Ontario—Bond Offering — — 2380Oregon State Board of Education—Bond Sale-—— ——;■_*——— 1847

Oregon State Board of HigherEducation—Bond Offering .—, 1699

Pacific University—Bond Offering 2851Portland—Bond Offering — 2959Prineville—Bond Offering __——— 2959The Reed Institute—Bond Sale 2386Toledo—Bond Offering ^ 2959Washington and Clackamas CountiesUnion High School Districts Nos.2 and 90 Joint—Bond Offering— 2499

Washington County School District-Bond Offering — 2499

Washington County School DistrictNo. 15—Eond Offering * 2851

Washington County School DistrictNo. 107—Eond Offering 1835

Bond Sale — — 2055Bond Offering-. - ; 2279Bond Sale — 2499

Washington County Union, High Sch.District No. 5—Bond Offering— 2602

Bond Sale— —2851West Slope Sanitary District—Bond Offering—.—— 1593Bond Sale 1947

PennsylvaniaAllegheny County—Bond Sale — 1593Bond Offering — 2851

Allegheny County Redevelopment Au-throity—Note Sale—. 1835

Brentwood School District—Bond Offering 2711

Bucks County—Bond Offering 2711Burgettstown Area School District—Bond Sale — ?380

California—Bond Offering 2851Bond Sale 2959

Castle shannon—Bond Offering 2959Central Indiana County Joint SchoolAuthority—Bond Sale — — 2711

Clialfant School Dist.—Bond Offering 2002Chester Municipal Authority—Bond Offering 1947Bond Sale 2386

PageChester Development "Authority—•Note Sale 1333

Corry School District—Bond Offering — 2055Bond Sale - —2273

Curwensville Municipal Authority—Bond Sale —: L. 2055

Dunmore—Bond Offering 2273Offering Postponed — „ 238SBond Sale : 2711

EiiSt Deer Township—Bond Offering. 21GSBond Sale 2493

Eastern Baptist College—Bond Offering • ■ 2602

Elizabeth town Area School District—Bond Offering — —2165

Eric—Bond Sale —; — 109f>Exeter—Bond Offering — x— 2273Fayette County—Bond Offering — - 2273Bond Sale — 249.3

Forks Township—Bond Offering — -2711Fox Chapel—rBond Sale — 1947Framington Twp.—Bond Offering —2166Bond Sale 2386

Franklin—Bond Offering 1593Bond Sale —— 2055

Hopewell Township Authority—■ .7Bond Sale — 1835

Horsham Twp.—Bond Offering _ 1593Bond Sale — — — 1947

Interboro Joint Sch. Authority of Del¬aware County—Bond Sale 1 238ft

Lebanon Valley College— •

Bond Offering x.__ 2106Bond Sale — 2711

Lehigh County—Bond Offering .1—2953Leighton-Weissport Union School Dis¬

trict Authority—Bond Offering— 1693Bond Sale - - - 1947

Lower Bucks County Sch. Authority—Bond Offering —— _ 2055Bond Sale 2273

Manheim Cent%l Sch. Authority—Bond Sale — !— 1947

Monaca—Bond Offering ; -1947Bond Sale 2055

Mount Lebanon Twp.—Bond Sale - 1835Mount Lebanon Twp. School District-Bond Offering _ 2386 f

Alunicipal Authority of Westmore-landCounty—Bond Sale — 2166

Nanticokc School District—Bond Offering — ——_ 1093Bond Sale — —1947

Palymra Area Joint Sch. Authority—Bond Sale ; :1835

Pehn Township—-Bond Sale : 2711Pennsylvania Genl. State Authority-Bond Offering — 2002

Bond Offering — 2953Pennsylvania Military College—Bond Offering ; ——2711

Pennsylvania State Public School\ Building Authority—Bond Sale — li,10.93Pennsylvania State University—Bond Sale —2002

Philadelphia—Bond Offering 170QBond Sale ... 2055

Philadelphia Redevelopment Author.—Note Sale — ; 2386Note Sale - — :... 2711

Pine Twp. School District— > ''Bond Offering ^—.1835Bond Sale—— — — 1*947

Pittsburgh—Bond Sale —1947Pittsburgh Parking District Author.-*^' -

Bond Sale — — 1947Pittsburgh School District—Bond Offering — ——'1700Bond Offering 2055Bond Sale ——x 2387

Pittsburgh Urban Dedevelopment Au¬thority—Note Sale — — 2493

Pittston Sch. District—Bond Offering, 1947Bond Sale —.x 2279

Public Auditorium Authority of Pitts¬burgh and Allegheny County—

Interim Financing x___ 1835Redstone Township—Bond Offering 15)47Bond Sale 1— ; - 2106

Ridley Township—Bond Offering 2273Bond Sale 2711

Schuylkill County—Bond Offering 2953Souderton—Bond Offering 2273Bond Sale — 2002

Springfield Township Sch. District—Bond Offering 2387Bond Sale .2 —_— — 2002

State College—Bond Offering 1947Bond Sale — 2166

Turtle- Creek—Bond Offering — 2851Upper Chichester Township—Bond Offering 1703

Upper Darby Township—Bond Offering —1947Bond Sale -2106

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Upper Moreland Township—Bond Offering ■ — 2851

Upper Moreland Township SchoolDistrict—Bond Offering ^ 2711

West Chester Area Joint SchoolAuthority—Bond Offering 1836

Bond Sale 2055West Deer Twp.—Bond Offering 1947West Easton—Bonds Not Sold — 1947Bond Sale : 2055

West Hazleton—Bond Offering 2711West Mifflin School District—Bond Offering ; -— 2711

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)-—Bond Sale — 1593

Puerto Rico Aqueduct and SewerAuthority—Revenues Increase — 183fj

Revenues Increase — : 2106Revenues Continue to Increase 2711

Puerto Rico Water Resources Auth.—Energy Sales Increasing — 1836Sales of Electric Energy Continue toRise 2387

Sales of Electric Energy SteadilyRising — — 2953

Puerto Rico Ports Authority—Air Passenger Traffic Continues toRise ——: 1594

Air Passenger Trafiic Continues toRise ; 2166

Rhode IslandCentral Falls—Bond Offering—; 2166Bond Sale 2279

Cranston—Bond Offering — 2166Bond Sale- 2279

Lincoln—Bond Sale 2711

Narragansett—Bond Offering — 1947Bond Sale 2106

Newport—Note Sale 2387Bond Offering 2002

Pawtucket—Bond Offering 1836Bond Sale-— 1947

Providence Redevelopment Agency—Note Sale :—2387

Warren—Bond Offering 2602

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7 South CarolinaAbbeville County School District— 'jBond Offering—— —j— 1947 jBond Sale—4 2160 |

Anderson County School District No.1—Bond Offering —• 2055

Charleston County—Bond Offering— 2100Bond Sale-——— —— 2387

Chesterfield County School DistrictNo. 3—Bond Sale 1700

Greenville Memorial Auditorium Dist.Bond Offering 2055Bond Sale — — 2279

Laurens-—Bond Offering —„ 2387.■■'j> Bond Sale_r__ 2602Marion—Bond Sale — 2166Presbyterian College—Bond Sale*..— 1836South Carolina;, (State of)—* ,

Bond Offering.— —.—— 1947Bond Sale— —— — 2055Bond Sale Details, 2219

Spartanburg- County—Bond Offering—2166 jBond Sale 2499 ;

South DakotaAberdeen—Bond Offering —2387Bonds Not Sold 2851 \

Board of Regents of South Dakota-Bond Offering _____ — 2055 !

Bon Homme Co. Ind. School DistrictNo. 56—Bond Offering 1700

Bond Sale—4; .— — 2387Campbell County Herreid Ind. SchoolDistrict No. 2—Bond Sale —_— 1836

Codington County, Waverly Ind. Sch,District No. 74—Bond Offering— 1836 ;

Bond Sale. 2055Deadwood—Bond Sale — , _2711Emery Ind. School District No. 1—Bond Sale 2602

Grant County, Big Stone Ind. School- District—Bond Offering —;— 2603Humboldt—Bond Offering 1947Lead—Bond Offering 1700Bond Sale 1947

Minnehaha County, Colton Ind. SchoolDistrict No. 62—Bond Offering— 1836

Bond Sale 2055Mitchell—Bond Offering 1947Bond Sale———«,•».' 2166

Orient—Bond Offering — 1836Pierre—Bond Offering ______ 2851South Dakota School of Mines andTechnology—Bond Sale — ;—- 1947 {

Valley Springs Ind. School District-Bond Offering 2499 j

TennesseeBradley County—Bond Offering 2959 j

- Chattanooga—Bond Offering — 1694Bond Sale 1 1836

Clarksville—Bond Offering 1700Bond Sale——— - -1947

; Davidson County—rBond Offering— 2851DeKalb County-+Bond Offering *2279Etowah—Bond Offering i_, 2851Fayette County—Bond Offering——2711Bond Sale 2959

George Peabody College for TeachersBond Offering— — 2851

\ Hamilton County—Bond Offering—._<2711. Henderson County—Bond Offering-'. 2279

Bond Sale — —— 2603iHenning—Bond Offering — ._ 1700-Johnson City Housing Authority—

- Note Sale — '—_ 2387Knoxville—Bond Offering 2166Bond Sale.—_—, 2711Bond Offering — 2959

Lexington—Bond Sale — 2279McMinnville—Bond Offering —— 2055; Bond Sale 2499

Bond Sale Details — 2851Marion County—Bond Offering— 2959Marion County—Bond Offering—.—2166Morristowu—Bond Offering __——— 1594Bond Sale 2055Bond Offering— 2279

Murfreesboro Housing Authority—Note Sale. 2387

Nashville—Bond Offering ——2387; Bond Sale „ — 2603/ Bond Offering —2711Nashville Housing Authority—Note Sale —„ 2387

Paris-Henry County Public UtilityDist. of Henry County—Bond Sale 2603

Polk County—Bond Sale 1594; Bond Offering _2851Springfield—Bond Offering 2166

'"■ Bond Sale ,, 2387Sullivan County—Bond Offering— 2603Tennessee State Board of Education—

. Bond Offering 2959Whitwell—Bond Sale 1700

Texas► Alice—Bond Offering . 2055

Bond Sale 2379Alvin—Bond Offering .' 2603Bond Sale 2959

Armstrong County—Bond Offering— 1700Bond Sale ; ___ 2166

Athens Independent School District-Bond Sale 1594

Azle Indep. School Dist.—Bond Sale—2959*

Birdville Ind. School District—Bond Offering 2055Bond Sale 2279

Brownfield—Bond Offering 1836Eond Sale 2166

, Bryan—Bond Offering 2711Bond Offering Details 2851

. . Bond Sale i 2959Bryan Ind. Sch. District—Bond Sale. 1594Calhoun Co. Ind. School District—

J

Bond Offering. 1947Bond Sale 2166

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Capperas Cove Ind. School District—Bond Sale J 2711

Chicago Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale— 2711Cleburne—Bond Sale 1594Colleges of the State of Texas—Bond Offering 1700

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Bond Offering Details : — 1836- * Bond Sale 2055A Corpus Christi—Bond Sale 1947

Bond Offering 2711Cove Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 2279

Crane County—Bond Offering. 2959« Dallas—Bond Offering 1836

Bond Sale . 2056

Deer Park—Bond Sale 2387.1 Graham Ind. School Dist.—Bond Sale 2166Greenville—Bond Offering 1947

"■ Eond Sale 2166. Groeabeck Ind. School District—

Bond Offering—:— 2279Bond Sale 2499

' Gruver Ind. Sch. Dist—Bond Sale. 1836- Halteville—Bond Sale .4— 2387

"~nd Offering 7. Bond Sale 2166

Hknugo County—Bond Offering—— 2y59

PageHouston—Bond Offering _ 2056Bond Offering~Details__— 1- 2166Bond Sale.———— 2387

incarnate Word .College—Bond Offering.. ——— 21G6Bond Sale 2499

Iola Ind. School District—-Bond Sale— 2387Irving—Bond Sale —— 2166Judson Grove Ind. School District—Bond Offering————— —

Hermit Ind. Sch. Dist—Bond Offering 1947Bond Sale 2056

La Marque—Bond Offering— — 1700Eonci Offering Details..—— — 1836Bond Sale 1947

La Marque Ind. School District—Bond Offering.— 1947Bond Sale ; 2166

Levelland—Bond Sale 2056Bond Sale 2500

Liberty—Bond Offering 2603Bond Sale : 2959

Liberty County—Bond Sale 2003London Ind. Sch. Dist—Bond Sale— 1594Longview—Bond Sale — 2166Longview Ind. Sch. District—Bond Offering 1836Bond Sale— 1947

Loveland Ind. School District—Bond Sale —2711

Menard County—Bond Sale 2387Mcxlfr—Bond Sale — 1594Midland—Bond Sale —. .2500Missouri City Ind. Sch. District—Bond Sale 2279

Moran Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 2711Needville Ind. School District—Bond Offering 2500Bond Sale — 2603

Nixon Ind, School Dist.—Bond Sale—2500Nueces County—Bond Offering 2959vltun Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 2500Orange County, Bancroft Com. Sch.

Dist. No. 3—Bond Offering— 2387Bond Sale 2711

Orange Co. Water Control and Impt.Dist-. No. 1—Bond, Sale 2166

Bond Sale 1 — — 2500

Orangefield Con. Ind. Sch. District—Bond Sale — 1594

Palestine—Eond Offering 1700Panola County Junior College Dist.—Bond Sale-*— — 2711

Perryton Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale— 2500Port Arthur—Bond Offering 2167Bond Offering Details .— 2279Bond Sale—-—— 2604

Option Exercised — — 2712Port Isabel—Bond Sale 2960Potter County—Bond Sale .— 2056Quannah—Bond Offering 2166Bond Sale——_ —, i—-—~ 2387

Quannah Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering : 1836

Queen City—Bond Sale — 2167Queen City Ind. School ^District—Bond Sale 2500

Ralls—Bond Sale —2500Richardson Ind. School District-

Bond Offering-—__________——_— 2500Bond Sale — ^— 2604

Round Top-Carmine Rural High Sch.District—Bond Sale 2056

San Augustine—Bond Sale_— 1594Saute Fe Ind. School District—:Bond Offering—— 4———~— 2604Bond Sale 2960

Seagraves—Fjond Sale —— 1836Sherman—Bond Offering — 2851Bond Sale-. - 2960

Sherman Ind. School District—Bond Sale—r 1594

Silsbee—Bond Sale ——— 1594

Stephenville Ind. School District—Bond Sale*. — .—. 2851

Sweetwater—Bond Offering —_——- 2960Tahoka Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale— 2056Tarrant Co. Con. Sch. Dist. No. 33—Bond Sale— —.— — 1594

Terry County—Bond Sale—— — 2056Texas (State of)—Bond Sale—.—_—1594Bond Offering 2604Bond Sale—: — 2851

Texas Christian University—Bond Sale-- —___—_ 2851

Texas City Ind. School District—Bond Sale 1700

Texas College of Arts and Industries—Bond Offering —.-4— 2279Bond Sale —_—2604

Travis Co. Water Control and Impt.Dist. No. 14—Bond Sale 2604

Troup Ind. School District—Bond Sale ;— 2167

Option Exercised 2500Tulia—Bond Sale > ■ .—— 2056

Tyler—Bond Sale 1700Tyler County—Bond Sale— 2712Union Ind. School District—Bond Sale^^— — 2500

Van Horn—[-Bond Sale 2167Bond Saje Details— 2279

Victoria County Navigation Dist.—Bond Offering 2604

West Side Calhoun County NavigationDistrict—Bond Sale 2604

White Deer Ind. School District—Bond Sale 2167

Williamson and Milam Counties,Bushy Creek Water Control and _

Impt. Dist. No. 1—Bond Offering 2500Bond Sale ; 2712

Wink Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Offering 2960Yoakum Ind. Sch. Dist.—Bond Sale 2604

Option Exercised 2712

UtahBona Vista Water Impt^, Dist.—Bond Sale L

Clifton—Bond Offering —

Davis County School District-Bond Sale

Weber County School District—Bond Offering .

V ermontBarre—Bond Offering ,

Danville Twp. School District-Bond OfferingBond Sale

Georgia Twp. School District-Bond Sale

Hartford—Bond OfferingBond Sale

1594

2712

1594

2960

Ludlow—Bond SaleNorwich University—Bond Offering-.Bond Sale

Rutland—Bond OfferingBond Sale _.

Sheffield—Bond OfferingBond Sale

Swanton Village—Bond Offering iThe Vermont College Corp.—Bond Offering ;Bond Sale

__ 2851

1594

1836

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VirginiaAbingdon—Bond ————— 2712Charlotte County—Bond Sale 2712Chesterfield—Bond Sale — _ 2851Danville Redevelopment and HousingAuthority—Note Sale 1836

Emory and Henry College-Bond Offering —T—_—— 2852

Hanover County—Bond Offering 1594Bond Sale—1947

HemJco County—Bond Offering —2960Louisa—Bond Sale 2960

Lynchburg—Bond Offering — 1700Bond Sale —^ 1948

Norfolk-—Bond Offering 2500Bond Sale —.u— — 2852

Pulaski—Bond Offering 2852Richmond Redevelopment and HousingAuthority—Note Offering — 2167

Richmond-Petersburg TurnpikeAuthority—Bond Sale 2387

Roanoke—Bond Offering — 2960Warrenton—Bond Sale 1700

Waynesboro—Bond Offering 2712

WashingtonAberdeen—Bond Offering _____ 2279Bond Sale — 2604

Bellevue—'Warrant Offering 1700Warrant Sale — —2387

Benton Co. Fire Protection DistrictNo. 1—Warrant Offering 2279

Warrant Sale — _ 2388Chelan Co., Monitor School District

No. 9—Bond Offering 2056Bond Sale —— 2279

Goldendale—Bond Offering 2056Grant Co. Pub. Hosp. Dist. No. 2—Bond Offering 2167Bond Sale : 2500

Grant Co., Soap Lake School DistrictNo. 156—Bond Offering X 2604

Grant Co., Warden Joint Con. SchoolDisl. Nos. 146-161—Bond Offering-2500

Grays Harbor County, Wishkah Val¬ley School District No. 117—

Bond Offering ___—._' 1836Offering Date Changed 1948Bond Sale : 2279

Island Co., Coupeville Con. SchoolDist. No. 204—Bond Offering 1948Bond Sale 2167

Island County, Oak Harbors Sch. Dist.No. 201—Offering Postponed 1594Bond Sale —______________ 2056

Island Co., South Whidbey Con.Sch. Dist. No. 206—Bond Offering- 1948Bond Sale _—■___— 2279

Jefferson County Sch. Dist. No. 49—Bond Offering 1594Bond Sale 1836

Kent—Bond Sale 2852King Co., Auburn Sch. Dist. No. 408—Bond Offering _ _ 1948Bond Sale 2167

King Co., Mercer Island School Dis¬trict No. 400—Bond Offering ______ 2852

King Co., Southwest Suburban SewerDistrict.—Bond Offering ___r 2279Bond Sale !__■ 2604

King Co., Vashon Island School Dis¬trict No. 402—Bond Offering 2056

Bond Sale ... 2388

King and Snohomish Cos., Bothell *

joint School District No. 46—,. •Bond Offering 2279Bond Sale

. 2604King Co. Water Dist. No. 93—Bond Offering 2500Bond Sale — 2712

Kirkland Local Impt. Dist. No. 408—Bond Sale 1948

Kitsap Co., Bremerton Con. SchoolDistrict No. 100-C—

Bond Offering 1948Bond Sale —^— 2167

Lincoln County, Wilbur School Dis- <

trict No. 200—Bond Offering 2960Lincoln and Adams Cos. Joint School '

Districts Nos. 105 and 157—Bond Offering 2960

Moses Lake—Bond Offering 2056Bond Sale ~i-—i,-—_i—2279

Okanogan County Sch. Dist. No. 2-Bond Offering 1595

Olympia Local Impt. Dist. No. 613—Bond Sale, _——____i 1836

Pacific and Wahkiakum Cos., Naselle-Grays River Valley School DistrictNo. 155—

Bond Offering 1700Bond Sale 2168

Pierce Co. School District No. 320—Bond Offering 1836Bond Sale 2168

Pierce Co. School District No. 417—Bond Offering 1948Bond Sale 2279

Pierce Co., Peninsula School District ?No. 401—Bond Offering ^388

Pierce Co., Tacoma School District fNo. 10—Bond Offering 2168

Port of Bellingham—Bond Offering-. 1948Bond Sale 2279

Port of Camas—Washougal—Bond offering 2852

San Juan Co., San Juan Island SchoolDistrict No. 149—Bond Offering __ 2604

Seattle—Bond Offering 2960Seattle Pacific College—Bond Offering 1700Bond Sale 2056

Snohomish Co., Arlington Con. SchoolDistrict No. 16—Bond Offerings 1948

Bond Sale 2168Snohomish Co., Mukilteo School Dis¬

trict No. 6—Bond Offering 2280Bond Sale • 2604

Snohomish Co., Snomish School Dist.No. 201—Bond Sale 1700

Spokane—Bond Sale 1948Tacoma—Bond Offering 1948Bond Sale

—— 2168Bond Offering 2280

Thurston County, North Thurston Sch.Dist. No. 3—Bond Offering 1700

Bond Sale 2168Washington Toll Bridge Authority-Bond Offering I700

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2168

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Appoints Financial Consultants ___

Whatcom Co., Ferndale School Dis¬trict No. 502—Bond OfferingBond Sale ___„w :

Whatcom Co., Nooksack Valley SchoolDistrict No. 506—Bond Offering..

Bond ■ Sale;. Bond Sale ' ■;.■Whitworth College—Bond Offering __

Yakima Co., Moxes Sch. Dist. No. 90—^

Bond . Offering ■■"■' ■'Bond Sale' ——

Yakima Co., Sunnyside Sch. DistrictNo. 201—Bond Sale

Zillah—Bond Sale '

West VirginiaWest Virginia (State of)—Bond Offering.,—

West Virginia Turnpike CommissionBondholders Warned on June 1

. Bond Interest ——

Wheeling—Bond Offering _i—* Bond Sale

WisconsinAppleton—Eond Offering_ Eond Sale ^ _J_;Beloit—Bond OfferingBond .■■ Sale ; I- :

Black Creek—Bond Offering '■Bonduel (Village), Hartland, Waucke-chon. Lessor, Navarino, Washingtonand Angelica (Towns) Joint SchoolDistrict No. 1—-Bond Offering..:

Boyceviile, Wheeler and Downing (Vil¬lages) Hay River. New; Haven,Tiffany, Taint ?r. She man. Sheri-

i dan, Wil on and O* er Creek(Towns> Joint School District No.1- Bond Offering

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^ Bond Sale] Brandon (Village), Me omen, Spring-

vale, Wanpun and Alto (Towns)Joint Sch. Dist. No. 12—Bond Sale

| Brown Deer and River Hills JointSch. Dist. No, 1—Bond Offering.

j .. Bond SaleClinton (Village). Clinton. Bradford,

Turtle and Sharon (Towns) Clin¬ton Community Schs. Joint Dist.No. 10—Bond Offering..

Bond Sale...—-—:Combined Locks—Bond Offering-,.-

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Bond Sale 1______

Delavan (Town), Bailey Sch. Dist. No.6—-Bond Sale

DePere—Bond OfferingBond Sale .1.

Grange School District No. 6—Bond Offering—

Hobart School District No. 3—Bond Offering.;„_____L___:__^ll___„Bond Sale

Holinen (Village), Farmington, Hamil¬ton, Hollard and Onalaska JointConnnon School District No. 1-—

Bond OfferingBond Sale—______—

Kimberly School Dist.—Bond Salela Crosse—Bond Offering— 1Bond Sale

Madison—Bond OfferingBond Sale.; ,4

Menasha, Spring Road Sch. Dist. No.1—Bond Offering

Bond Sale-. ____1 __________

Merrill—Bond Offering ________

Bond Sale___

Milwaukee—Bond OfferingBond

Muskegon, Durham Hill School Dist.No. 6—Bond Sale.,

North Fond du Lac (Village),' andFriendship and Fond du Lac(Towns) Jt. School Dist. No. 11—

Bond Offering—____z_ 1Bond Sale-.___.___ _____

Oconomowoc (City), Lac La Belle,(Village), and Parts of the Townsof Oconomowoc and Summit, andAshippun and Ixonia (Towns) Jt.Sch. Dist, No. 3—Bond Offering!.

Oshkosh—Bond Sale ___J !___ i__Pewuukee, (Town and Village) Joint

Common School District No. 1—Bond Offering

Poynette (Village), Arlington, Low-vi.lle, Leeds and DeKorra (Towns)Joint School District No. 3—

Bond OfferingBond Sale .____

Random Lake Community School Dist.Joint No. 3—Bond Offering——.

Sheboygan—Bond Offering 4Bond Sale_^ _■

Stevens Point—Bond Offering—Suamico School District No. 1-^- "Bond Sale 1

Waukesha—Bond Sale

Wayside Joint Sch. District No. 30—Bond OfferingBond Sale _:—

West Allis—Bond Offering—.— 1Whitewater—Bond Offering !'Bond Sale l—

Wisconsin University Bldg. Corp.— ■"'Bond OfferingBond Sale :

WyomingFremont Co. School District No. 9—Bond Sale ; ;

Greybull—Bond Offering 2

Hot Springs County-—Bond Offering-Bond Sale

Lincoln Co. School District No, 5—Bond OfferingBond Sale —

Natrona Co. High School District-?*Bond OfferingBond Sale 1

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Park Co. School District No. 1— ,.

Bond Offering..Sheridan Co. School District No. 4—

Bond Offering 1_. —,

Bond Sale

Washakie Co., Ten Sleep Sch. ,Dist.Bond Offering—

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AlbertaCalgary—Bond Sale —238.8

| Edmonton Public School Board—Eond Sale : 2960

i Lloydminster Hospital District^—j Bond Sale 2960

British Columbia• Greater Victoria Water District— •

Bond Sale / 2852

ManitobaEast St. Paul Sch. District No. 2322—Bond SaleX.^— 2960

Fort Garry—Bond Sale : ; 2308

Nova ScotiaDigbV—Bond Sale 1948Halifax County—Bond Sale 2960New Wuterford—Bond Sale...... —— 2280Nova Scotia (Province of)—Bond Sale 2500Powell River District—Bond Sale 2500

New BrunswickSt. John (City and County)-—Lon'1 -»..le— 205G

OntarioBeamsville—Bond Sale 2500Bradford Roman Catholic Sep. School ....

Board—Bond Sale 2960Cornwall—Bond Sale — _■_ 2712Esquesing Twp.—Bond Sale — 1595 —Fort Erie—Bond Sale 2712 *•Fort Francis—Bond Sale ' — 2056Golt Roman Catholic §ep. SchoolBoard—Bond Sale 2712

Grrn«ham Twp.- Bond Sale —2712Hfiwilton-^Bond Sale 2388

Kiiigston—Bond Sale 2852Bond Sale 1— 2852

Lough Twp—Bond Sale . 2388Markham—Bond Sale 2712Markham Village Sep. School Dist.—Bond Sale .- —i_4 !.-;__■ : 2388

M" lopolitan Toronto Roman CatholicSep. Sch. Board—Bond Sale

Modoc—Bond Sale —

Municipal, of Metropolitan Toronto—Files with SEC

Debentures Marketed in U. S. ——■

Napanee—Bond Sale __

Falls--Bond SaleNorfolk County—Bond Sale Lu__Oak'*ille—Debenture SaleOntario (Province of )—* •

Debentures Offered in U. S.

Bond Sale ''JJS 44.1_Ottawa Ronmn Catholic Sep. SchoolBoard—Bond Sale

Peel County—Bond SalePeterborough Roman Catholic Sep.«c,hnni Ci'v—Bond Sale ___—

Riverside—^Bond SaleSault Ste. Marie—Debenture Sale —

Simcoe—Bond SaleStratford—Debenture Sale _i__„_

Sudbury—Bond Sale ——

Toronto Twp.-—Bond Sale ;——_

Waterloo—Debenture Sale —

Waterford—Bond Sale

Whitby Twp.—Debenture SaleWiarton—Debenture Sale —

Windham—Bond Sale ■ ——

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Beauport School Commission—. Bond Sale —

; Cote St. Luce—Bond Sale —"Bale Comeuu Protestant School C0111-

: mission-—Bond Sale — :

Cliarlesbourg—Bond Sale ————

| Fabreville—Bond Salei Grand Mere School Commission-

Bond Sale 4—La Providence—Bond Sale —

Lu Tuque School Board—Bond Sale-Laval des Rapides School BoardBond Sale *_4—

Les Eboulements School District-Bond Sale ___

Les Escoumins School Board—Bond Sale — —

Montreal—Files with SEC$35 Million Debs. Offered in U. S. _

Montreal Catholic Sch. CommissionBond Sale

Murdochville School CommissionBond Sale I

Naudville School Commission

Bond SaleNicolet School Commission—Bond Sale 4>——_4-_L'4

Notre Dame-de-la-Dore Parish—Bond Sale —:_

Quebec (City of)—Bond Sale ___—__

Roberval—Bond Sale _—- 'St. Bruno Parish—Bond Sale ——

St. Bruno School District—Bond Sale.St. Gabriel-de-Stratford School Com¬mission—Bond Sale _—_—

Ste. Emelie Parish—Bond SaleSt. Jerome—Bond Sale — —

St. Jerome School Commission—Bond Sale —____—

St. Joseph—Bond Sale ———_—

Ste. Julie School Commission— v

Bond Sale^ ———-————-rSt. Laurent—Bond Sale —

St. Luc School Commission—Bond Salq __— ———

St. Martin—Bond SaleSte. Rose—Bond Sale —

St. Theodore School Board—Bond Sale — —

Ste. Therese—Bond Sale ——— —

Sillery School Commission—Bond SaleSorel School Commission—Bond Sale.Tache—Bond Sale 1—-------Trois Rivieres—Bond Offering ;Westmount—Bond Sale ——

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Regina—Debenture Sale - — 2056Saskatchewan (Province off-Bond Sale 21G8

Security Dealers and Brokers

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,, - PageAbraham & Co .1513, 22MAdams-Fastnow Co. 1 ; 1511Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc __ 2187Aetna Securities Corp 3 2886Aiken, H. Carl— —1983Akers Hiekg 2763Alanson, Bertram E. (deceased)— 2628Alanson, Lionel M. (deceased) 1841Allen & Co. — 2514

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Allen, E. Ray & Co., Inc 2859Alien, Irving t 1612Allyn, A. C. & Co., Inc 2307,2530American-Commonwealth Corp.—^ 2l95American Securities Corp 1858, 2287American Society of Corporate Secre¬taries, Inc., elects 2629

American St^ek Exchange 1851Five and Twenty Club, tournament 2419

Amott, Eaker & Co., Inc 1503, 1616,1871, 2190,

Anderson, Randolph & Co.. Iae._l766,Andrews, -E. T. & Co ^ :_1761,Andrick & Goodnight Investment Co.Anthony, James Securities Corp._Apy, Chester (deceased)Armstrong, Jones, Lawson & White,Inc.

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Arnold, Lloyd. & Co.—1500. 1514, 1G09,1714.1843, 2284, 2519

Arnold, Richard J. & Co.—_2774, 2884Association of Customers' Brokers ;

i 2417,2522Atlas Securities . Co.—-———— 1632Auchincloss, Parker A Redpath..l513,

1857,2180Axe Securities Corp 2644

Bache & Company: 1523, 1633, 1767,1875, 2112.2315,2316, 2425, 2527

Ball, Burge & Kraus—_2Q78, 2881Baltimore House of Securities Co.—2771Bankers Bond A Securities Co._ __: 2620Bankers Bond* Co -— — — 2287Earcus, Kindred & Co; .——— 2314Bark, Douglas E. A Co.— 2296Baron & Co.^._.^—2189Baron, Black, Kolb & Lawrence, Inc. 2623

PageDAC Securities Corp. • 2718Dacey, Norman F. & Associates 1 1631

Dain, J. M. & Co., Inc.——1515, 1517Dalton, Gardner F. A Co.— 2771

Dana, James L. — __ 1612Davis Securities Co.— —2070, 2521Davis,'Skaggs A Co - 1753Dawson, James B. A Co ; 2625Dayton Co. —— : 2296De Haven & Townsend, Crouter & Bo-dine ±— . : 1865

De La Barra & Co._ Z 2182Delafield A Delafield —__2073, 2751Dempsey-Tegeler A Co.—1627, 1714,

1759, 2505, 2511, 2521,< 2609, 2736, 2761, 2777, 2865Denisoh, H. C. 0oi ;_i 1748De Nurf A Co.-AJ. — r_ 2513De Vegh &- Co._£s , Lii 1621

Barr Bros. & Co. „_ 2187," 2769 ! Devine, C. J." A Co.—1956, 2187, 2626, 2769Barret, Fitctv North & Co.. Inc.-I960,

1

2187,2878,2883Earth, J. & Co._ _ 2191, 2205, 2527Basis Club of Detroit— 1966Outing __ : 2872

Baumgartner, Downing A Co 2859Baxter & Co— 1516,1761,1869Bear, Stearns A Co 1717, 2187, 2769Becker, A. G. A Co., Inc.—1975. 2193,

• A VrJ''?v ' 2316, 2411. 2433, 2768, 2883Beil A Hough, Inc.—-2314, 2774, 2862Beneficial Security Exchange—2511Bennett-Manning Co,_1757. 2204. 2631, 2777Berry A Co. : — 1866Bieder A: Co , ... £ * 2764Bingham, Sheldon & Co —1__£_ 2083Bingham, Walter & Hurry. Inc. . 1960.

2424.2869Eioren A Co — __ 2195

Birkenmayer A- Co —.. 1606

Bishop-Wells Co. _____.2176Blair A Co.,, Inc.—1503. 1609, 1956,

2074. 2514, 2521, 2769Blair, D. H. A Co.—1. .2424, 2721Bhmt, Ellis A Simmons 2316, 2511. 2730Blyth A Co.v Inc.—1515, 1763; 1973. . '

1984.2070,2314,2407,2508, 2529. 2769. 2771. 2869

Eoettcher A Co.-t._-_-^££. 1631, 2302Bond Club of Chicago, 45th field day 2302Bond Club of Detroit, outing— ._ 1971Bond Club of Hartford, outing _ 2527EoiUi Club of Los Angoles, fieici day.— 2070Bond Club of New York--i_£_^-.-i 1858Field Day — 1984, 2080, 2190Nominates 2297Field Day _—• _ 2517

w Elects _______ 261434th Annual Field Day (pictorial)"Chronicle" June 19, 1958.

Field Day prizes_—2766Bond Club of Philadelphia .-A'——.-—£ 2521Bond Club of Pittsburgh, outing—___ 2193Bond Club of Syracuse, outing_.._w___ 1851Bond Club Stock Exchange, annual 1offering 2080

Eoue; Walter A. (deceased1) : 2629Boren A Co.— — 2204Boston Investment Club2303

Outing __!..£— , 2514Botzum, C. A. Co *—— 1616Brager, Harry E. Associates ._„_2G45t 2767Bright, Elmer H. A Co..,———.2075, 2406Broccardo Securities A Investment Co. 2327Erod, A. T. A Co ___ 2628Brooks, P. W. A Co., Inc 2402Brown, Alex. A Sons —_ — 2424Lrowne, Randolph (deceased 1616Brims, Nordeman A Co._ —_ 2865Brush, Slocumb A Co., Inc.—2-1627, 2511Brussels, Joseph H._' 2304Buck, Richard J. A Co.— 2621,2875Buckrier &Ca—2—2307Bullock,, Calvin, Ltd 2191, 2896Eurbank, Nelson S. Co L—1993, 2077Burnet, W.» E. A Co —____—£__ 2421Burnett, Leo Co.,. Inc._ _ 2425Eurnham & Co.—L—1502

Burns; F. R* A Co 2771Byllesby, H. M. A Co., Inc.— —_ 1857Byrd A Co - : 1975, '2111

Cahn, Frank fev (deceased'—.—— 1623Caldwell Company 2764Calgary Stock Exchange, elects—_—- 2884Calin-Seley- A- Co. —2_22__1627Canadian^ Stock Exchange, elects—u 2424Candee A Co, _—_____:—,j?__—2096

Capital Securities Co. —a 2.307Carlisle A Jacquelin — —— 2070Carlton Securities, Inc. 2195Carroll, H; A Co.—1502, 2189, 2204,

2407,2521,2764Carstairs, James (deceased) 1763Cashiers Association of Wall Street,Inc, ■. — 1843

Cass, Quiney- Associates— 2517, 2718Cavenee A Roberts ——— — 1510Central States Investment Co.—1522,

1756, 1761, 1875, 2410, 2633, 2883Chace, Whiteside A Winslow, Inc.— 2077Channer Securities Co. _—-— ._ 1876

Charlop, Murray A. ————_—___ 2769Chase International Investment Corp. 2519Christensenj Ansgar M., Jr.——— 2718Christopher; B. C. A Co —£ 2768Cies, William H. 1969Cissel, John A.,. Sr. (deceased i —_ 2527Clark, Dodge A Co. 1626Cleveland Bond Club"^ing—Zll 2514 Gelsel C W

Dewar & Co. '2773De Young A Co — 1858Dick A Merle-Smith—1516, 1761, 1869, 2774Dicksdn A Co._~ 1968Dickson; R. S. A Co., Inc 2079, 2768Dietenhofer A Heartfield ; 2540,2876Dillon, Read A Co., Inc.—1519, 1724,

1872,1968, 2185,2191, 2519, 2784Di.. Loreto, Alfred- —2305Distributors Grouo Inc 207"Dominick A Dominick- — 1523, 2205Dominion Securities Corp.—523.Draper, Sears A Co.„_ 2305, 2885Drexel .A Co.—i_i„ ; .1983; 2407, 27 *Droulia A;Co.i.c.^_L£—__L—___—1522Duke Securities Co: —— 1727Dunne A Company, : 2529duPont, Francis I. A Co.—1503, 1532,

1632, 1966,2067, 2078, 2172, 2187, 2284duPont,. Homsey A Co.—£..1502, 2402.

£ •; ; j,' ■' 2431, 2761Eastman Dillon, Union Securities A

• Co. .——1500, 1751, 1852, 2078,■£'' 2305, 2512, 2725, 2735,

2755. 2761, 2768, 2881, 2884Eaton. Stanley C. (deceased ) 2525Eberstadt, F. A Co - ^1623, 2543Economic Planning A DevelopmentCo. — • 2195

Eddleman, Pollok A Fosdick Co.. Inc. 2856Edwards, A. G. A Sons—1749, 1872, 2787Edwards A Hanly_; ;££. 2073Edwards, E. W; A Son 1865Eisele, Axtel A Redelfs, Inc.- 2620Elworthy A Co._ 2400Emerson, H. L. A Co. Inc.— 1!P2

Equalized Estate Ltd : 2767

Equitable Securities Corp.—1513, 1956,. ~ 2187, 2769

Estabrook A;Co._ 1956, 2725Evans MacCormack and Co.__ 1751

Fabian A Co.—_L— -2421, 2764Fahnestock A Co 1841Fairman A Co—-———; 1727, 2213Fallon, James L. Co.—1632, 1973, 2189,

2519, 2736, 2763, 2764, 2869Faroll, Joseph A Co. 2297Farwell, Chapman A Co 1707Felro Planning Corp.- —— 2768Ferman. Robert L. A Co._ — 2774

Field, Danforth Co 2530First Boston Corporation—1509, 1515,

•—1523.'1704, 1747, 1759, 1865;1876, 1969, 2067, 2070, 2314.

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2417, 2634, 2771, 2787, 2865First California Co., Inc.— 1764, 2060First Central Corporation— 2521First Cleveland Corporation—.—1869,

- 2417,2623First Fidelity Security Corp _2079,

.V» 2182,2763First Florida Investors, Inc 2294First Idaho Corporation 2631First Miami Corporation — 1631First of Michigan Corporation.—1500,

- 1956, 2407, 2750, 2785First Securities Co. of Kansas, Inc.— 1631First Siena Corporation 1497, 1731/

2073, 2205First Southeastern Co.——_: ;— 1603First Southern Corp. 1981, 2423, 2645, 2759Fisher, D. B. Co.— ; — 2080Fisher, L. C. A Co 2>03Fishman, Barranco A Weinberg 2304Flax, J. Clayton A Co — 2307Flynn, Bernard J. \(deceased) — 2527Fonck, Charles M. Co.— ! — 1756Foster A Marshall. — 2883Foster Bros., Weber A Co — 2410Foster, F. V. A Co i 2189Fox, John P.. —— 2769Fox, P. F. A Co.,< Inc..: — 1500Fox, Richard F 1632Francoeur A Co., Inc — 1751Franklin, Samuel B. A Co._1534, 2204, 2423Freehling Meyerhoff A Co 2424Freeman A Co. -1516, 1761, 1869Frumkes, H. M. A Co :— 2195Fuller, Ernest M — 2212Fulton, Reid A Co., Inc 1962, 27"5Funk, James O——._—_———- 2869Fusz-Schmelzle A Co., Inc.— 1717, 2609

Gabriel, A. J. Co., Inc 2769Gallagher-Roach A Co.——1522, 2766, 2884Garrett-Bromfield A Co._ 2419

Gary, M. B. A Co.— — 1751Gaston-Buffington-Waller, Inc.——— 2183

A Co.——— — 2078

Coburn A Middlebrook, Inc.—16251751.2287

Coffin A Burr, Inc: —1747, 2309, 2899Cohen, Sirrtonson A Co.. _— A—- 2067Cohen, William ———— 1846Colburn, R. L. Go. —1— .— 2866Coleman A Co. ———— 2287Coltharp, E. H; 'A Co.— 1631Columbia •Sceuri'rihs Co. Inc.———_2176Columbine Securities Corp.——1523,

-. 1621.1626,1713,1883

Combined - Investing Co;__—— 2871Commodity Exchange, Inc.. New York,25th anniversary —._—i 1967. 2077

Commonwealth Securities Corp.. 1722,2302, 2735. 2872; 2883

Continental* Investment Co — 1515Continental Securities Corp._—2771Cooke Investment Co.,-Inc. of Hono- -- '

_ lulu r„_ 2625Cooley A. Co'.' —— 1751,.2307, 2747Copley Ar Co._— 1609, 1869, 1983, 2411Coronado* Investment Co—_!——1876, 1962Cosby A Co. — 2074Coughlin A Coi \— — — 1865Counselors Research Sales Corp._'__2424Courts A CdV —: ——-- 2073Cowen A Co. __—it ——it—— 2425Crowell, Weedon A Co.,— ^—1612, 2327Cruttendeif> Podestar 8e Co.—__1967. ^ ■*-

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2099, 2327, 2403, 2419Curtis, Mitchell T. A Gb.—-_±———_t.'2095Curtiss, House A Co.— —1"32'Customers' Brokers Association 2080

General Security Assurance Corp 1503Glessing, M. P. A Co.. ——— 2885Glickinan Securities Corp.— 2771Glore, Forgan A Co.—1612, 1956, 2073, 2205Goddard, J. H. A Co., Inc.i 2775Goldman, Sachs A Co.——1866. 1956,

2289, 2299, 2307. 2402, 2863Goldschmidt, Samuel (deceased) 1871Golkin A Co. — — 2629

Goodbody A Co. 1603, 2431, 2620, 2897Goodbody, Marcus (deceased! 2413Goodkind, Neufeld A Co 2424Gordon, Charles, Ltd —_ 2215Gordon, Melvin Co.———2630, 288''Gorey, Walter C. 1502Gould, Stuart S. —— 2521Grab, R. H. A Co._ ——2768Gradison? W. D. A Co._ —1776,2060Grand Funding Co 1875Granger A Co. 2493Grant, Fontaine A Co.—; 1752, 2325Great American Investments, Inc 1496Green, John S. A Co 1761Greene A Co. .;— — : 150"Greene A Ladd — — 2769Greene, D. F. A Co.—— —2760Greenshields A Co., Inc.__ ^1503^reschner, William D., Co 2763Grey, Daniel J. 2905Griggs, R. F. Co— -1260""ro'.sman, Harry —— 2775Gude, Winmill A Co —251°

Hagen, Edward I 241'Halle A Stieglitz —— 1517

'•» PageHalle, Will S. A Co 2101

Hallgarten A Co.____ 1956, 2187, 2769Halpert, Ephraim F.. 2085

Halsey, Stuart A Co., Inc.—_1516,1748, 1759, 1761, 1765, 1865,1869, 1883, 1956, 2076, 2085,2111,2301,2305,2316,2407,

2521, 2623, 2774, 2875, 2881Handforth Associates 2528Hannaford A Talbot 1495, 1962,

2066, 2205, 2400, 2784Hardy A Co. • 1713

Hardy, Hardy A Associates 2315, 2647Hares, Ltd. ___—; w-1981, 2095Har-Lee Investment Co. 2305Harriinan Ripley A Co.; Inc._—_1522,

1859, 2073. 2407, 2413. 2529, 2773Harris, Upham A Co 1971, 1975,

2172, 2293, 2410, 2508, 2526,2544, 2767, 2775, 2865, 2869

Harrison, John C. (deceased) — 2204

Hathaway, C. M'. Co 1606, 1633, 2407Hathaway Investment Corp 1513,

' / 1523, 1631, 1713, 1858', 2080, 2174Haupt, Ira A Co 1516,1761, 1869,

2067, 2432, 2774Hay, Fales & Co.—i———— 2508Hayden, Miller A Co ; 1492, 2067Hayden, Stone A Co 1600, 1644, 1958Hechler, I. J. Investors Corp. 2771Hegemun, Arthur W. (deceased)- 1757

Heilman, Andrew C. 1859Helbig A Co. — — 2305

Hemphill, Noyes A Co. -1644,1746,2397,2884

Hentz, H. A Co. 2764

Herrick, Feinstein A Rossmaii—r_ 2873Hildebrand A Co .i_ 2417Hill A Company — 1957Hill/ Dale R. A Co.——————2771, 2774Hill, Richards A Co -1751, 1846,-

1962, 1969, 2204, 2313 ,

Hinkle. E. F. A Co., Inc.— —2521, 2883Hirsch, A. M. A J. M. Co 2771Hirsch Company — 2064Hoffman, William P. A Co. ; 2764

Hogan, Arthur B., Inc 2313Hogle, J. A. A Co———1535, 1631, 1753Holmes, D. W. A Co.——— 28^9

Holtham, Earl A— 2879Hooker A Fay 1621, 1869Hornblower A Weeks.—1956, 2187, 2769Horton, L. La Verne (deceased) 2201Howard, Weil, Labouisse, FricdrichsA Co. „—— 1625

Huey, L. A. Co. — 2725Hughes, Thomas J. A Co.— 2313Hunter Parker, Connaway and Holden 2101Hutchins A Parkinson 2747, 2879Hut ton, E. F. A Co.—1492, 1534, 1751,

1765,1964,2313,2327, "2400, 2519, 2736

Loeb awards 2761, 2860Hutton, W. E. A Co 1516. 1751. 2187

I. A. I. Securities Corp.— 2197Ideal Securities Co.—1615,1778,1983,

2419, 2717Illinois Mid Continent Investment Co.

1608, 1612, 1749, 1848, 2191International Fidelity Corp 2717Interstate Securities Corp 2609, 2733Investment Analysts Society of Chi¬cago 1621, 1763Nominating committee —1975, 2069,

2091, 2527Nominates — - — 2533Elects —„———— 2637

Investment Association of New York,outing ... — —— 2414

Investment Association of Philadel¬

phia, outing ————2073Investment Bankers of America, Inc.

1514,218523rd annual convention, TexasGroup, (pictorial j "Chronicle"May 15, 1958

Investment Corporation of Virginia— 1612Investment Dealers' Association of

Canada, 42nd annual meeting 1727Investment Planning Group, Inc 2408Investment Sales, Inc. — 1858Investment Service Co _1633, 1756,

2174, 2425, 2773Investment Women of Chicago 2197Investor Service _— 1843Investors Custodian Corp. 1515Isbell, Jack D. —— 2287

Jacobs., Sidney Co.—— ^725Jaffee, Leverton, Reiner Co 2629Jamieson, H. L. Co., Inc 1503, 2760Jenkins, Walter B. .——— 1966Jenkins, L. E. Co., Inc.——_—1522, 1759Jennings, Arthur Osborne, Sr., (de¬

ceased) — ———— —- 1859Jensen A Stromer —— —2191, 2736Jobin A James Investments, Inc._2433, 2774Johnston, Lemon A Co.—__— 1872Johnston, Walter L. (deceased) 1756Jones, Edward D. A Co._,——_— 1732Jones, June S. A Co.— 2086Joseph, Mellen A Miller, Inc 2611Josepthal A Co :_2201, 2297, 2630Juran A Moody, Inc — 2747

Kadell, Allan A Co !——— 1848Kaiser, Leland M. ——— 1714Kakouris A Co. —————2187

Kalb, Voorhis A Co ——2189, 2204Kales, Max L. (deceased), 2199Kalman A Co., Inc. —1515, 1714Kean, Taylor A Co — — 2187Keenan A Clarey, Inc —.—^— 1625Keller A Co ——2307, 2730, 2760Keller Bros. Securities Co., Inc 2759Kemper, John A. A Co._ —2069, 2410Kennedy-Peterson, Inc — 2760Kenower, MacArthur & Co 2308, 2872Kidder, A. M. A Co., Inc—2296, 2316,

2627, 2862, 2871, 2879Kidder, Peabody A Co 1733, 1968,

2182, 2187, 2297, 2423, 2521,2631, 2637, 2769, 2771, 287't 2886

King, Nelson A Co., Inc._^ -X2195King, William .G., Associates ^_i_ 2871Kinnard, John G. A Co 1766, 2885Knowlton, Frank A Co 1752Kohn, Richard E. A Co 2883Kraft, Oscar F. A Co - 2862Krensky, Arthur M. 2620Krensky, Arthur M. & Co., Inc 1858Kuhn, Loeb A Co.—1517, 1609, 1629,

1858, 2073, 2074, 2101, 2182,2187, 2201, 2413, 2729, 2769

Ladenburg, T$almann A Co 2769Laidlaw A Co. — 2736Lakewood Securities Corp. 2069La Montagne, Pierce A Co 1858 .

Lamoreux A Co., Inc ; 1604Land, Eurle E. (deceased)— /.——2201Laney Planning Co —.—-——- 1969;Langley, W. C. A Co.— 2070,2620;Lann, Jack (deceased) 2197

Pag«Larkin Investment Co 1765, 1981, 2213Lazard Freres A Co 1497,1962, 2073, 241:Leason A Co., Inc 2620

Leavitt, Spooner A Co. — 1.-1751, 2301Lee Company 2634Lee Higginson Corp 1534, 1848, 2512Lee, Stewart J. A Co 2089Lehman Brothers 1956,1993, 2111,

2327, 2407Lehman Corporation 2717

Leibmann, Frederick J. (deceased).-— 2525Leonard, C. W. A Co 254"

Lester, Ryons A Co. 2308, 2521Levine, Eli 2517

Lewis-Davis, Inc. — — 1535

Lewis, Paul A Co : —^—iri_—_ 2525Lewis, Samuel Bunting (deceased) 1841Liberty Investment Corporation_1536,

1626, 2425, 2725Lifton, Robert K. .-j 1869Livingston, Williams A Co., Inc 2871Loeb, Carl M., Rhoades A Co 1503,

1968, 2187, 2769Logan, J. A Co. ; 1519Lomasney, D. A. A Co 2089Long A Meaney 2736Long, Hugh W. A Co., Inc 2611, 2728Luban, Peter — 2287Lubart A Co. — 2760

Luce, Thompson A Crowe, Inc 2431Lundborg, Irving A Co 1753, 2397, 2784Lybrand, Ross Bros. A Montgomery— 2182

Mackay & Co 2287MacLean, Caswell W. (deceased) 2204MacRobbins & Co., Inc. 1993Madison Securities Corp 2773

1*3^6New York Stock Exchange Golf

4ssociatlon —

Nielsen, W. G, Co. r———

Nolting, Nichol & Co._2307, 2433, 2644, 2883Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.14MJ0North Central Securities, Inc._- 1815Norton, William Co._ 1903Norwood, V. Lee & Co._ 2077Nutt, ElwoodE.2886Nye & Whiteheads — __1724, 1882

Oertle, Jaclyn J. Investments-:: .2190, 2482Ogden Oil Co;_„ •_ —_- 2201O'Neill, George & Co., Inc 2304Ostrom, George E 2303Overton, J. A. & Co.—1748, 1983, 2627, 21*11

Pacific Coast Securities Co — 2425Pacific Coast Stock Exchange- 1517, f

1756, 1885San Francisco division 2411

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis—1500, 1515, 1535, 1759,1767,1846, 1847, 1875,1883, 1956, 1957, 2080, '2185, 2193, 2431, 2728, 2877

Pansiatic Securities - 1515Parcells, Charles A. A Co - ~ 2187Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.— 2620Parker, Hunter, Conaway & Holden

2101, 2747Parker, Wester, Taranto & Co 2523, 2750Pasternack & Co 2629Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.—^8080Peet, H. O. & Co 1 1722, 2307, 2317Penington, Colket & Co 1724, 2761, 2857Peninsular Investments ; 2402

Mahoney, Patrick A 2869 Pension Planning Co 1751, 2717Malibu Investment Corp.—-1515, 1710, 1983Manley, Bennett & Co —— 1623Marache, Dofflemyre & Co._1977, 2313, 2517Marcus A Co 2070

Markman, Simeon K ■ 2077 Pflueg.er & Baerwald: 1502Marks, Carl & Co., Inc — 1960 Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock ExchangeMarshall Company 1993Mason-Hagan, Inc 1500Mason; Lion, :G.——i-;.— 2327Mnthey, L. A. A Co 2189May, J. Sturgis A Co.—— 2788Mazursky, Leon _; 1619McCammon, C. M. Co. 2080McCarley A Co., Inc..^ 1631, 2299McConnell, Beret A 1_ 2066McConnell, William C 2195McCoy Investment Co.— 1724McDermott, D. H. and Co 2299McDonald and Co 1713, 1761, 2185McDonald, Holman A Co.„ Inc. ^1763, ,T

1984, 2645, 2771, 2869McDougal A Condon, Inc 2785McDowell, George A. (deceased) 2070McGill, C. A. A Sons 1865McKelvy A Co. 2634McKeough, James A. (deceased). 2299McLaughlin A Co.— 1496, 1615McLaughlin, Kaufman A Co 1714, 1776McMaster, Hutchinson A Co;. 1516,

1761,1869McQueeny-Hcndon, Inc. 2750

Peters, Harry W 2432Peters, Writer A Christensen, Inc.

1515, 1876, 2304, 2fl3Pettengill, Charles S. (deceased)—1516

appoints_ l&o

Philadelphia Securities Association— 1967Phillips-Galtney A Co :____ 2623Fiper, Jafiray A Hopwood—— 1515Pioneer Fund, Inc i<&4Plowman, Claude M. ZZ12411Podizmek, Ralph Investment Co 2W7Pollock, William E. A Co., Inc.—_1518,

1761, 1869, 2729Pope, William N., Inc 1616Porteous A Co., Inc._ 1761Powell A Co., Inc. : 1975Powell, Johnson A Powell, Inc.——^ 2541Prescott, Wright, Snider Co 1872, 2191Pressprich, R. W. A Co 1516, 1746,,,

1761, 1869, 1956, 2187,/. 2759,2769,2774,2884

Preston, Moss A Co __________- 2079Price, James H. A Co., Inc 2174, 2866Provost, K. L. A Co 2405Purvis A Co 2303, 2763Putnam A Co •_ w——1729

Quinn, Loughlin A C0._ 2303

Ragland, Evan L. A Co., Inc 2213, 2767Means David G ' 2508 ^ave^°» William W. A Co 1747Menace? Diwic?H.;;:::::::::::::::: 2305 5!S.^"B2el„®_55-1509' 1632> ????• ssMericka, William J. A Co., Inc 2879Merkel, Curtis Co. Inc 2865 t,—,.,, ----

Merrill, Edwin A.~ (deceasedT:r„::_r_ 1516 [jjgg2431Reynolds & Co 1492; 1494~T502~-

'

1631,1632,1756,1761,1962,2060, 2067, 2080, 2172, 2201,2307, 2405, 2533, 2725, 2769, 2866

Rice, Daniel F. A Co —2294, 2866Richard-Morris Co. 2630

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A Smith1513, 1515,1629, 1633, 1644,1725, 1875, 1971, 2070, 2204,2287, 2313, 2327, 2392, 2402,.2431, 2533,2645, 2725, 27502759, 2760,2764, 2777, 2784

Reinholdt A Gardner— 2195, 2883Remmele-Johannes A Cp,T- 2408

2787, 2869, 2872, 2881, 2883 ro"~w~ iqai,Mertz, John —— 2869 5 & Co" Inc 1981Metropolitan Investors ; 2767 e ® co'- —« 1513

—Robbins, H. L. A Co., Inc 1519,1724, 2307, 2775, 28&5

I Roberts, E. J. & Co 1608Roberts, Jay C. A Co._ — 2307

Michels, Herman H. (deceased)Midland Securities Co., Inc — 2294Midwest Stock Exchange elects 1757,nominates 1983, elects 2205, elects Robinson William r 10kr2411. elects 2530. names advisors 2772 1366

Miuwaukee Bond Club, field day 253:Rockford Security Dealers Association

eiec ws_ _____ 24i1Milwaukee Company 2299 Rockwell-Goufd ~Co~"~Inc ~~"l704 2913

Mitchel, Schreiber, Watts A Co.—2070 pCo" Inc\ 17 4'Mitchell, Barry A Co 2213 Romanoff S A^Co"Mitchum, Jones A Templeton 2517 J" Co'——;Montgomery, Scott & Co 2201, 2630

'LT.^t8 eS' ftS.1 RoSS *• J- & Co., Inc:; of Los Ahgeles'Morfeld, Martin B.__ 26451R7- ?qrjC: 91Ra

Morfeld Moss A Hartnett-1724, 2213, 243] 1 Rotbscbild. L. F. & Co.!—l?!^ 1956!Morgan A Co. 196 Rov Charles S Inc — »» _ 0104.Moroney Belssner s Co... .1996, 2523 Buiinstei„, Wis gMorrill, Edward T. (deceased) 2205 RUSsell Investment Co—:_1631; 2304,Morns, David A Co._ : 2424

, 2736' 2Y73,Morris, Robert S A Co.—— 1744 Russell, j; N. & Co., Inc. J 1612Morris, Royden A Co., Ltd 2522 Russell, Long & Co.-: r, -• - -979.3

MorrownA^(^°, Inc——————_1756| 1759 Salomon Bros. & Hutzler__1956, 2111,

MorrS;DweriacV.:Tn;":::::::;:: IV?.W. co SMoseley, F. S. A Co 1727,2187,2529Mountain States Securities Corp_1633,

1981,2419Municipal Bond Club of Chicago, elects 1971Municipal Bond Club of New York—Nominates 2067, field day and elec¬tions — 2407, 2621

Municipal Bond Women's Club of NewYork outing • 2.771

Municipal Forum of New York elects— 2HnlMurphy, Clifford J. Co— 1625Murray, Charles H. (deceased) 2872Mutual Fund Associates, Inc 2392,

2407, 2R27, 2630,2720, 2771, 2872

Mutual Funds Investment Co.— 1977

Mutual Funds of Omaha .X - 1778Mutual Opportunities 2291

National Association of Investment

Companies appoints 1609National Securities, Inc.: 1496, 1722National Security Traders Association,Inc.—Notes 1606, 1964, 2176,

) 2288,2508,2612Nebraska Investment Bankers Assocla-

,

tion 1713Netherlands Securities Co., Inc 1965Neuberger A Berman 2291

Neuberger, Richard 2°05Newbold's, W. H. Son A Co 2185, 2543Newborg A Co 2413

,

Newfipld F. I. _ 1975 Sherry, Maloney A Co.. Inc 1603Newhard, Cook A Co.— 2316 Shields A Co———^1717, 2111, 2187, 2301New votk Cotton Exchange— Shropshire, Frazer A Co 1971Nominates 1754 Shuman, Agnew A Co 2?3Z

New vork Cotton Exchange, Inc. Wool Shumate A Co., Inc 4391Associates— ' Sideckas, R. B. A Co — 1746

Elects 2527, 253? Sjlberfarb, Martin W — 2775New York Hanseatic Corp 2768 Company 2425,2647,286aNew York Society of Security Analysts " " ~

San Francisco Bond Club__-__„—_^r 2736Sano A Co. 2307Saunders, Stiver A Co.— : _-2069Savard A Hart 2111, 2301Saxton, G. A. A Co., Inc ——2774Schaub, Harry P., Inc 2863Scheible, Raymond C 1841Schmidt, H. W. A Co 1497Schmidt, Roberts A Parke_ 2522Schneider. Chris R. 1778Schwabacher A Co. 1604, 2514, 2885Schwerin, Stone A Co. _: ,• 1993Schwinn, L. B. A Co ———-2101;Scott, Horner A Co *•. 1966Scranton, Charles W. A Co 2213; 2759Seay, Charles E _sr_ 1859Securities Management Corp. 1609Securities Service, Inc —-—_—:2187Securities Trading Corporation .-2077Security Planning Co ——— 2197Security Traders Association of NewYork, Inc.—22nd Annual Dinner '(pictorial) "Chronicle" May 8, 1958

Seidel, Morton Co —. 1962Selwood, Richard W — — 2775Semple, Jacobs A Co., Inc -. 1603Sessler, John G. Co.— ^ 1996Shaw, Hooker A Co._: 2067,2405Shearson, Hammill A Co.—1516, 1746,

1751, 1761, 1869, 1971, 2064,2531, 2541, 2620, 2728, 2757, 2877

Sheffield A Co.— — 1756,2309

Skaife A Co.. 1500, 2886Slayton A Co., Inc * 2094Sloan, Donald C. A Co 1732

—1710 2195 Smith, Bi^TC*'ItMjmZ23K \-2215, 2404, 2412! 2759 I 24Q1, 2413, 2543, 2611, 2647, 2872

Elects 250

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Smith, Hague & Co 2611,2647,2747Smith, H. Bertram (deceased) —1519Smith, La Hue & Co —1519, 1632Smith, Moore Ac Co.-— 2316•Smith; Ramsey Ac Co., Inc—_ 2645Southern Investment Co _ 2308Southern States Securities Corp.—■ 1615Southwood, H. V. Ac Co.- — 1973Spencer, T. E. & Co 1960Spindell,-"Steve — 2886Sprague Ac Nammaek _ 2404Staats, William R. & Co—1532, 1731, 2205Standard Bond Ac Share Co 2775Stanley, Morgan Ac Co.,-—1525, 1626,

1859, 1871, 1969, 1983, 2625Stanton-Lewis & Co _— 1977Stark, Eugene J. (deceased) —„ 2763State Bond Ac Mortgage Co,——1632, 2886Steadman, J. R. Co.-., 1871Steams Ac Co 2404,2629Steele. Haines Ac Co —: 2408Steichen, R. J. Ac Co 2512,2619Stein. Ervin E., Investment Co.- 1608Stephens, Bryson Ac Co., Ltd 2205Stephenson, Lcydeeker Ac Co 1535, 2544Stern Brothers Ac Co. - • - 2316Stern, Frank. Meyer Ac Fox . 1983Stetson Securities Corp 2511Stewart, Eubanks, Meyersoii Ac

Stewart, Miller Ac Co—Stix Ac Company —2313,Stone, Robert T. & Co —

Stone, Charles A. Jr.— ____

Stone A: Webster Securities Corp.1722,1759, 1956, 2187, 2410,

Stone A: Youngberg 1603,Stonehouse Investment Co.—— ~

St; Petersburg Stock & Bond ClubStraus, Blosser A: McDowell 2076,Strauss, J. S. As Co,—-rStreet Club ol Chicago, elects—'Stroud Ac Co., Inc.- ——-

Stacker, Kenneth B. Investment Secu-

Suburban Securities Co. — •-

Sadler, Amos C, A; Co——2174, 2423,Suffolk Group, Inc. —

Sullivan, W. D. JC CoSutro Ac Co.— 1494, 1961, 2212, 2431,Sutro Bros. Ac Co. 1843, 2327, 2621,Swift, Henry F. Ac Co._ —

"Syndicats" outing 2514, outing -—.—

Taivo Securities Co.Talcott, James, Inc—Taylor & CoTaylor Investment Co.Tegtmeyer, William H.Co.

2172, 2313 Teller, Albert Ac Co.

& Co 2774,

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2875

18552304

2863

16292522

1763

24312771

1757

1956

24332067

2432

27752185

2772

28961971

2869

1535

1776

2517

2525

2875

1971

INDEX

, Pag.Thenebe, Charles E. & Associates— 2287Thomas, Jerry & Co., Inc.-—.— 2293Thompson, Arthur J————.— 2182Thomson & McKinnon —— 2533Thornton. Bruce E.__ .— 1619Tilton, George T. — 2086Toledo Bond Club cuting— — 1847Toohey, Philip J.i_— —— 2289Toronto Bond Traders Association,26th annual dinner, (pictorial)"Chronicle" April 24, 1958

Townsend, Dabney & Tyson .1642, 1717Townsend, Graff & Co.„ 2416Townsend Management Co 2873Trask, Spencer & Co.— 1975Treves & Company 2761Tucker, Anthony & Day, R. L._—1644,

2075,2406, 2431Twin City Bond Club, 37th AnnualPicnic 2308

Twin City Investment Women's Club 1751

Ulmer-Josepli Co. - 1748Ure, Davis & Co ^ 1717

April-June

j Valley Securities Corpj Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.

2773

-2614, 2735 iVance, Sanders Ac Co •_ 1759, 2405 jVan Ingen, B. J. Ac Co., Inc.—1956, 2187 •

Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.-.- 2187 1

PageVaughn & Co 2..Vercoe & Co. 2421Vidrine. Kirby L. Co __ 2871Waldron & Co., Inc.-.- ; 2866Walker, G. H. & Co _ I860Walker, Joseph Ac Sons 2307, 2625Wall Investment Co 1967

Walston Ac Co., Inc.— 1621, 1642, '1865, 2083, 2185, 2297,2397.2400,2421,2432,2505, 2519, 2619, 2717,

. 2725,2746,2866,2877Walters Investments 2080

Wark, John F. (deceased) _J. _ 2410Watling, Lerchen'Ac Co. —1633,2423Watson, T. L. & Co. 1717Weinberg, S. Grossman & Co., Inc 2416Weltner, A. E". Ac Co., Inc 2327Westheimer & Co.— 2764

Weston, Daniel D. Ac Co., Inc.—.1643,1883,2309,2519,2771

White Ac Co 2525White A: Co 1756

White & Co. .. — 2313;Whitehead, Mary Aileen — 2189

White, Weld & Co 1515, 1621, 1759,1865, 2187, 2307.2410.2647,2750,2769

Whitmore, Bruce & Co _ 1761

PagoWhitney, C. Handasye i (deceased 1 2766Wilkes. Robert D. & Co ; : 2862William Street Sales, Inc 2195, 2413Willis, Edward T. (deceasedi 2101WiUiston, J. R. & Beane 1510, 1962, "

2067, 2182, 2408, 2519Wilson, Johnson & Higgins_1605, 1958, 2865Wilstein, Herman __l ; 2189Winmill, J. B. Ac Co __ 2309Winslow, Cohu Ar Stetson.—2747Winter, Daniel T. .2873Witherspoon Ac Co., Inc.-. ;_ 2877Witter, Dean Ac Co ..1502, 1515, ...

1535, 1623, 1746, 1751,1765, 1767, 1863, 1960,1983,2096, 2287, 2405

2416,2423, 2425,2721,2747, 2777, 2865

Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc , 1522Woodcock, Hess, Moyer & Co., Inc.

v> i 1799 9997

Woolrych it Currier— 1615! 2433"Wright Investment Co.—1519 ■

Yarnail, Biddle & Co.— ——2402Yates, Heitner & Woods— 2541, 2735Yerke. Marvin C. & Associates, Inc.—2873

York Ac Co._.——

Ziegler, B. C. Ac Co.

---1621

——2413

Banks, Trust Companies, Etc.Page

AAlleghany Valley Trust Company,Verona, Pa. —2188

American Exchange Eank, Henryctta,Oklahoma — »- 2188

American National Eank and TrustCompany, Chicago, 111 — .2621

American Security & Trust Co., Wash¬ington, D. C. — 1722, 2532

American Trust Company, New York 1968Andee, Edward A . 1511Anglo-South American Bank, Ltd 2532Asior Trust Company, New York 2188

Blianca d'America e dTtalia, Milan,Italy —— 1511

Banks for Savings in the City of NewYork ——, — 2884 !

Bankers Trust Co., New York .—1511,1617, 1968, 2188, 2409, 2516, 2621, 2732

Bank of—America (International) —_ . 1511America, National Trust & SavingsAssociation. Calif. — ;— 1511

America, N. T. Ac S. A 1511America, San Francisco, Calif.-1511,1969Babylon, Babylon, Long Island...— 1617Berea, Cleveland, Ohio ——. 2078British North America.—._—— 2532Delaware, Wilmington, Del.—.—... 1856London As Montreal- —... 2532London7 As South America Limited,London, England 2188, 2532

Malverne, L, I._ —— 2732Montreal, Canada—2078, 2188, 2532, 2733New York — — —1511, 2732St. Louis, Mo..,.: 1722Santa Monica, Calif..- —— 1617(The 1 Southwest, Texas I—L_— 1722

Barclay-Westmoreland Trust Co.,Green.sburg, Pa. —...— 1856

Bayside National Bank of New York— 2188Belniar National Bank, Belrnar, N. J. 2078Boardwalk National Bank of AtlanticCity. N. J— 2301

Bowery Savings Bank, New York...— 1968Bohmer, John 2532 |Brickhouse, Ephriam L.—. 1856British Bank of South America Ltd.— 2532 1Brooklyn Trust Co., N. Y.—1617, 2188 jBrooten State Bank, Minn—— —2532 |Brown, Gabriel Scott————— 2078Bucks County Institution, Pa—— 1617Buttomvillow National Bank, Button-willow, Calif. —— 2407

cCalifornia Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.—

1617, 2733Canadian Bank of Commerce inDallas, Texas _ 2409

Carlin, Walter Jeffreys . 1968Central Bank and Trust Co., Great

Neck. L. I.—;— 2078, 2516, 2732, 2884Central Industrial Bank,

Brooklyn, N. Y : 1856Central National Bank of Cleveland,Ohio — — 1722

Central National Bank, Philadelphia,Pa. 2188Chase Manhattan Bank, New York—.

1617, 1968. 2078, 2516, 2621, 2732Chase National Bank, New York.---- 2884Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,

New York — —1617. 2301, 2732, 2884Chicago City Bank Ac Trust Co.,

Chicago, 111. a_—w— 2884Chimney Rock National Bank of Hous¬

ton, Houston, Texas 1969Chittenden Trust Co., Burlington. Vt. 1511Citizens Bank of Brooklyn, New York 2884Citizens Bank A: Trust Company, Park

Ridge, 111. 185GCitizens National Bank of EvansvilleIndiana 2409

Citizens National Bank of Orlando,Florida —— 1856

Citizens National Bank of Waukegan,Illinois —— i;__2078

Citizens & Southern National Bank,Savannah, Ga._ ——1856, 2884

Citizens State Bank of Park Ridge, 111.. 1856Citizens Trust Coinpanv in Canons-burg, Pa. 2409

City Bank Farmers Trust Co., N. Y. 1617City National Bank, Houston, Texas— 2188City National Bank & Trust Company,Kansas City, Mo — 2621

Clinton Trust Co., New York 1617, 2884Colonial Trust Co., New York 2188,

2301, 2621, 2884Commercial Bank of Canada 2532Commercial Bank of Spanish America,Ltd. ; ; 2532

Co?nmercial National Bank A: TrustCo., New York 2188

Commercial State Bank A: Trust Co."New York 1G17. 2621, 2732, 2884

Commercial Trust Co., New Jersey 2732Community National Eank of Bu'tton-{ willow, Calif. 2409

Page jContinental Illinois National Bank KtTrust Co., Chicago, 111— 1855

Conway National Bank, Conway, S. C. 2188Cooperman, Henry T. —— 2409Corn Exchange Bank, New York — 2409Corporation Trust Co., New York-.—- 240!)County Bank A1 Trust Co., N. J. 1722,

1968, 2188, 2532County National Bank, Middletown,New York — ,— 1617, 2301

County Trust Co., Pleasantville, N. Y, 1617County Trust Co., White Plains, N. Y.

1722, 1968, 2409CouKley, Stanley W. — — 2188Crirmuins, John J., Sr.. — ... 1,856 |

DDan vers National Bank, Danvers,Mass. 1968 j

Dawson," Herbert LI 2301 jDeaths— _ jAndel, Edward — 1511 iBohmer, John — 1— 2532 jBrickhouse, Ephrian L 1856 iBrown, Gabriel Scott. — 2078 iCarlin, Walter Jeffreys 1968 jCooperman, Henry G 2409 jCousley, Stanley W.-— 2188 iCTimmins, Jolin J.__ — 1856 iDawson, Herbert H ... .2301 JDixon. Clark E 1617 jHageland, Horace B, •_... 1617 iHeger, Emll R — 2732 jMuir, Clifford E, — —2301Pickard, Alfred A._ r3— ' 2188 jReynolds, Harrison Gardner- 1968 'Bobbins, John Clinton—, 1617 jSchmitt, George E — 1617Singer, Joseph ——— 2621 !Wells, Kenneth R.— • — 2621 'jWhite, Robert M.^. ——.— .1511 !Wisely, Clarence — 2884 I

Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn, N. Y, 11511, 240!), 2884 !

Dixon, Clark E, ——[ - 1611 ;Dixon National Bank, Dixon, III 240**'jDollar Savings Bank of the City ofNew York — ——1511 j

Dry Dock Savings Bank, New York, 2621

PagfShiner, Texas 2409Shrevcport, La. 2884South Fork, Pa 1617Springfield. Ky. 1722

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Springfield, Vt. 1856Toms River, N. J 1856Warwick, N. Y 1617,2301Wellington, Texas -— 2733Wilkensburg, Pa. ; — 2409Yonkers, N. Y. — 1856

First and Peoples Bank, Springfield,Ky. ; 1722

First-Ci'y National Bank ofBingliamton, N. Y —... 2516

First City National Bank, Houston,Texas — 2188

First-Grange National Bank ofHuntingdon. Pa. - - —— 2732

First National Bank As Trust Co..

Eaton, Pa. , 2078First National Bank & Trust Co.,of East Pittsburgh, Pa..— 1969

First National Bank Ai Trust Co.,of Helena, Moiit._„— — 2884

First National Bank & Trust Co.,Pa - -1_—1 (i17

First National City Bank of New York1511, 1617, 1722, 1856, 1968.-2078, 2188, 2516, 2621, 2732, 2884

First New Haven National Bank,Conn. -i— 1722

First Pennsylvania Banking" & TrustCo., Philadelphia, Pa.. •——— 2409

First State Bank of Aransas Pass,Texas - — 1722

First State Bank of Celina, Texas,;..., 1722First Trust Company of AlleghenyCounty, : Wellsville, N. Y— 1968

Fort Neck National Bank, Seaford,L. I„ N. Y— —1722, 2621

Fulton National Bank of Atlanta, Ga. 2409

East New York Savings Bank,Brooklyn, N. Y ——..2188,2884

East River Savings Bank, New York2409, 2732

Emerson National Bank of Warrens-

burg, Warrensburg. N. Y.——f.1968Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,New York —— — 1968

Empire National Bank of St. Paul,Minn, —— — 1856, 2732

Equitable Security Trust Company,Wilmington, Del. 185G

Exchange Bank of Yarmouth,Nova Scotia — 2532

Exchange Bank A: Trust Co., Dallas,Texas —: 2409

Exchange National Bank of WinterHaven, Fla. —————-...1617

Federation Bank & Trust Co.. NewYork 1617, 2884

Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank,Baltimore, Md. — . 21)84

Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,Philadelphia. Pa. - .. 2188-

Fidelity Trust Company, Pittsburgh,Pa. —if—1969, 2078, 2188, 2409. 2621

Fidelity Union Trust Company,Newark, n. . J.r_————_ 2301 !

Fiduciary Trust Company, New York- 2078 jFirst National Bank of—

Akron. Ohio —— —— 1722 |Atlanta, Ga. — —2 2732 iBeeville. Texas —___—_— 1722 jBlack Hills, Rapid City, S. Dak.— 1511 IBoston, Mass. ■ 2884 I(hi) Bozeman. Mont. _L 2409 jCamden, S. C. ^ __ 2409 1

Chicago, 111. —_ 2188Cody, Wyo. — —; — 2532Cortez, Colo. : 2733Gibson-City, 111. .——— 2621Grants, New Mex. —— 2188Great Falls, Mont. 2409Huntingdon, Pa. — 273?Indiana, Pa. ——-I 1617Jefferson Parish at Gretna, La.__ 2078Jersey City, N. J 2R«"Kearny, N» J.___. ;. 2732Leesburg, Fla. > 1511(in) Livingston, Mont.__ 2621Marion, Iowa 2884Miami, Fla. 2^32Minneapolis, Minn. — ?7"2Owego, N. Y.__ 251GParkton, Md. 2621Poughkeepsie, N. Y 2884St. Louis, Mo —2532, 2884

. Saltsburg, Pa. 2301(in 1 San Rafael, Calif— 1722Scotia, N. Y -251G

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Genesee Valley Union Trust Company,Rochester. N. Y 1722

Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank,Philadelphia. Pa. ———1968, 2078

Grace National Bank of New York— 1511Grange Trust Company, Huntingdon,Pennsylvania —' — 2732

Greenwich Savings Bank, New York— 1511Guaranty Trust Company of New York

1511, 1617. 1969, 2078, 2409

HHanover Bank, New York 1617Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬cago, 111. 2301

Heger, Emil R — — 2732Hialeah-Miami Springs Bank, Hialeali,Florida 2301, 2733

Hogeland, Horace B.__ _ 1617Home Savings Bank of White Plains,White Plains, N. Y —_ 2732

Huntington National Bank of Colum¬bus, Columbus, Ohio 2732

Industrial Bank of Commerce, N. Y. 251GIndustrial National Bank of Provi¬dence. R. I.__^2732

Irving Trust Co., New York- 1511,2409.2516,2621,2884

KKings Conntv Trust Company ofBrooklyn. N. Y. 2732, 2884

Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn,^New York 1968, 2301, 2732

Lawyers Trust Company, New York 2884Lincoln Savings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.

1511, 2409, 2732Logan National Bank and Trust Com¬pany, Pennsylvania 2078

Logan Trust- Company, Pennsylvania 2078London A; Brazilian Eank Ltd 2532London A: River Plate Bank Ltd.— 2532

Luzeime-Hadley Bank, Lake Luzerne,New York — 1968

Lynbrook National Bank & TrustCompany, Lynbrook, L. I. 2078, 2516

MManatee River National Bank of *Bradenton, Fla. 1969

Manufacturers Bank of Edgewater,Edgewater, N. J 2301

Manufacturers Trust Co., New York1511,1617,1968, 2188r2301, 2621

Marine Midland Corporation I—_ 2621Marine Midland Trust Co., New York

1511, 1722, 1856Marine National Exchange Bank, Mil¬waukee, Wis. ; 2732

Market Exchange Bank Company,Columbus, Ohio ! 2732

Massaquan National Bank, West Bel-mar, N. J 1511

Meadow Brook National Bank, WestHempstead, L. I 2732

Mellon Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa— __

Mellon National Bank Ac Trust Co.,

Pittsburgh, Pa— 1722, 1856, 1969,2078, 2188, 2409

Mercantile National Bank of MiamiBeach, Florida — 2409, 2732

Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo. 1722Merchants Bank of Canada— 2532Merchants National Bank of FortSmith." Arkansas —— — 2732

Midland National Bank of Billings,Montana — — — 2621 j

Midland National Bank of Minneapo¬lis, Minn. —: 2884 I

Mission State Bank, Kansas City, Mo, 2188 •

Molsons Bank 2532 jMorgan, J. P. A: Co., New York—- 1511 jMuir, Clifford E.—— — .,,2301;Munroe and Charnbliss National Bankof Ocala, Fla._ ! — 1722 j

Mutual Bank Ac Trust Co., St. Louis,Missouri _1511, 2733. 2884

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National Bank of—•Cockeysville, Md. ^2884Commerce in New Orleans, La—__ 2733Commerce, New York 2732Detroit. Mich. 2078Fort Sam Houston at San Antonio,Texas : —£ ——— 2078

Lumberton, North Carolina—-—!—. 2621Newport, Newport, Tenn. 1511Tulsa, Okla 1722Wappingers Falls, Wappingcrs Falls,New York 2884

• •• Westchester, White Plains, N. Y.—1617, 1722, 2884

National Boulevard Bank of Chicago.Illinois .i— 1969

National City Bank, Cleveland, 2078National Commercial Bank and TrustCompany, Albany, N. Y— 2732

National Metropolitan Bank,Washington, D. C._————-1722, 2532

National Overseas and Grindleys BankLimited, London, England — 1722

New Jersey Bank Ac Trust Co., N. J.—19G8, 2188, 2532

Newton Bank Ac Trust Co., Newton, Pa. 2188New York Trust Co., New York 1511Northwestern National Bank of Min¬

neapolis, Minn. 2532Nyack Bank and Trust, Nyack, N. Y. 2621

Ohio Citizens Trust Company, Toledo.Ohio - 1617, 2409

Ontario Bank 2532Oregon Mutual Savings Bank, Ore.—,.. 1968

St. Louis Union Trust Company, Mo.Savings Banks Trust Company, N. Y.

2078,2188,Schmitt. George ESeaford National Bank, Seaford, L. I.,

N. Y. -

Second National Bank of Houston,

Second National Bank of iWson, Md.Security Bank ol Oregon, ffortland,

Security National Bank Ac 'wust Com¬pany, St. Louis, Mo.__—1511, 2733,

Security National Bank of Hunting¬ton, L. I., N. Y— —1722,

Security National Bank of Long'

Island —__—■ ——:

Security National Bank Savings AjTrust Company, St. Louis. Mo._1511,

Shoshone-First National Bank, Cody,Wyo. ————————2188,

Shoshone National Bank of Cody,Wyo. 2188,

Singer, Joseph —

Society for Savings and Society Na¬tional Bank, Cleveland Ohio

Society for Savings in the City ofCleveland. Ohio 1617,

Society National Bank, Cleveland,

South Carolina National Bank ofCharleston, S.

South Coast National Bank of; Chicago, 111..;;Southgate National Bank ofMilwaukee, Wis. —g—

Southington Savings Bank in 'Southington, Conn.——.J.—_

South Shore National Bank ofQuincy, Mass. —_———-~-

State Bank of Pearl River, N. Y—State Trust Company, Ridgefield,

N. J. ——: —2188,.Sterling National Bank Ac Trust Co.,

N. Y. —

Suburban Trust Co., Hyattsville, Md.State National Bank of Decatur, Ala.

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Passaic-Clifton Bank Ac Trust Co.,Passaic, N. J-1722, 1968, 2188, 2532, 2732

Peoples Bank of New Brunswick 2532Peoples Bank of Halifax I 2532Peoples Deposit Bank, Springfield, Ky. 1722Peoples National Bank of Lemastei;s,Lemasters, Pa. —-2188

Peoples National Bank Ac Trust Co.,NeW York — — ——1617

Peoples Union Bank Ac Trust Company,McKeesport. Pa. ____—— 1969

Philadelphia National Bank, Philadel¬phia. Pa. 1722, 2732, 2884 j

Philadelphia Saving Fund Society,Philadelphia, Pa. L__ 2884 )

Pilgrim National Bank of Boston,Massachusetts 2732 j

Pickerd. Alfred A —2188Pilgrim National Bank of Boston. ,

Boston, Mass. 1968Plainfield National Bank, Ridgefield.New Jersey : 2188

Plainfield Trust Company, Ridgefield,New Jersey 2)88, 2621

Plainfield Trust State National Bank.Ridgefield, N. J.—-1 2188, 2621

Potter Bank Ac Trust Co., Pittsburgh.Pennsylvania — 2621

Public National Bank and Trust Co.,New York ' -2188, 2621, 2732

Putnam Trust Company of Greenwich,Greenwich, Conn. 2409

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Republic National Bank of Dallas.Texas ; 1722, 2733

Reynolds, Harrison Gardner— 1968

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company,Providence, R. I ; 2301

Robbins, John Clinton 1617

Rockland Atlas National Bank ofBoston, Mass. 1968

Roosevelt Savings Bank, Brooklyn,N. Y. ; 2621

Royal Bank of Canada, Montreal.Canada 1511, 180G. 2078

Trade Bank Ac .Trust Co., New York1511,2409

Trenton Trust Company, Trenton,N. J. 2532

uUnderwriters Trust Co., N. Y 1617, 2732Union Bank of Israel, Ltd., Israel 1511Union Bank of Wildwood, N. J .2621Union Center National Bank,Union. N. J— — 1722

Union Dime Savings Bank, N. Y. 2078, 2409Union National Bank of Friendship,New York - 1968

Union National Bank in Mount Wolf,Pennsylvania _— —•—1617

Union National Bank of Wichita, Kan. 2621Union National Bank Ac Trust Co. ofElgin. 111. 1722

Union Trust Co. of Wildwood, N. J—2621United States Trust Cp. of N. Y. 2078,

2188,2621

Upper Darby National Bank, Pa 1968

VValley National Bank of Chambers-burg. Chambersburg, Pa._ — 2188

Vandergrift Savings Ar Trust Co., -

Vandergrift. Pa. — 1969Vermont National & Savings Bank,Brattleboro, Vt. 2532, 2621

Vermont Peoples Bank of Brattleboro,Vermont 2516

Vermont-Peoples National Bank ofBrattleboro, Vt. 2621

Vermont Savings Bank, Brattleboro.Vermont 2516, 2621

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Watertown National Bank, Watertown,New York 2078

Wellington State Bank, Wellington,ToXas - - - -—— 2733

Wells, Kenneth R —-— 2621Western Pennsylvania National Ba11^,McKeesport, Pa. 1722

West Side Savines Bank, New York 2409White. Robert M 1511Wichita National Bank of WichitaFalls, Texas — — 2733

Wildwood Trust Co., Wildwood, N. J— 2621Wiseley, Clarence H— 2884Woodlawn Trust Company, Pa.__ 2409

York National Bank & Trust Co., Pa. 1617

Zions First National Bank (Salt LakeCity, Utah) — 207

Zions Savings Bank & Trust Co 207

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