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New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
FLOWERS IS CREDITED
 WITH DRAW IN FIGHT
Judges and Referee Fall to Agree on Decision After Sizzling
 I5Out in Chicago
Bout in Chicago

Chicago, Jan. Il P,--Becausc the judges and roirrc" failed to agrc", Bruce Flowers, sharpshooting negro lightweight of Evw Rochelle, N. Y, today is credited with holding tn" rough King Tut Of Minneapolis to Il draw. They fought 10 sizzling rounds the Chicago Stadium last night with Dav" Barry, the referee, casting his ballot for Tut. while one judge voted for the negro, and the other H draw.
 Tut continually Set the pace. II" dropped Flowers for count of inc in in" third round and mauled him at close range. Flowers, however, scored "ft"ctif"ly at long distance boxing, but was not successful in keeping the rough Minneapolis light . weight challenger al a saf, distance.
 As q result of the outcome. nego- tiations We're under way today 10 match Int and Flowers for return engagement at the stadium
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

The Fafnir-NeWmatic basketball game played as the nightcap was T scoring circus but the Fafnir team kept up it's powerful olfense 10 score a A to q victory.
 In the first half the teams 4attl"I evenly and although Fafnirs had tlr! lead throughout the Machine shop team threw some perfect baskets and at half-time the Riccmen had q g to 17 lead.
 In the second half the lafnir team did not let up in it's offense but the Machine Shop team seemed to haT" closed up shop for it was able 10 score only four points during the entire 1 3 minutes. One of these was a field goal by Terrence
 "Gcrry" Gierochowski was the out standing player in the game. He made nine field goals for q total of IS points. Seven of these nine baS- kets were made in the first half, Beautiful shots were made by Joe Augustine WarniCki who was onN in the game a few minutes ma , three field goals. the last basket coming as the final whistle was rounded.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
kenSingtcn Breaks Even
Special to the IIerald)

(SpcCtal to the llerald)
 Berlin, Jan. 1.-The Kensington Boys club and SouthinEton "Y" ba j. Eetball lives broke even in then County "Y" league games at Fratcr. nal hall. konsington. last evening, the local intermediate team main taining it's joint hold on first place by scoring a l5-l3 victory in q close game while the Southington senior outfit ran up 43-15 count over the older kensington outfit.
 kensington played nice basketball during the first quarter of the scnio,' engagement and led by 7-5 when that period ended. but Southingt I1 began 10 find the basket soon ther"- after and was out in front by l7-l at the half. Hamlin had been doin y, oman work for the winners durin: ibis period while Connors was being smotherld by Goodrich. In the so"- Ond half. however. Conuors bro'." loose, and Hamlun continued h. scoring sprc" 10 run his total for tho game up l9 points. Connors collected l@ and Bowers 10.
 Verne Lewis was the high scorer for Kensington with six points. Gris- fifth got two baskets and Carlson. playing his second game as q regu- lar, showed remarkable improve. mont and gave evidence that Ken sington's search for a center was it end The locals poor showing was due in part 10 their inferior physical condition. as they tired and were unable 10 maintain the pace .. which they had begun. The sum mary:
 ADut IIinntnu N M C \
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
AFTER SHIRES AGAIN

Promoter Jim Mullen Of Chicago
 seeks Baseball Player for Another
 Bout soon.
 Chicago, Jan. 11.--(A9-Charles Arthur Shires, may or may not have retired from the fist fight business, after polishing off Al Spohrer in Boston last night, but Promoter Jim Mullen today expressed the hope that he might induce the babbling ball player -pugilist to engage in one more fight.
 Mullen wants Shircs to meet George Traitor. his conqueror in a return engagement. The big profes- sional football player is willing and Shires had expressed a desire to re- verse the decision victory scored by Tralton. -. ,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

The score was tied g5-all. aqi both teams were playing ficra"iv after more than % minutes of a hard battle when Frank Sheohan. member Of the Gasco brother con. bination, slipped down the middle Of the court, took a pass, and sank the shot that won the game from Co~. bin Cabinct Locll--4o seconds boior. the final whistle,
 It looked like an easy Cabinet Lock victory about the middle ai the game. Coach Tobin's team WAS able to run up a fine lead due to some good scoring by "Chi"f" Lar son and Phil Walthcrs but if seem l 10 fold up as the second half open, !
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
EMx9RP M % INDIANS 9 U r "A E4HE LES ON % PgE S H PE ITEM TO TEAM
BIGGEST UPSET IN THREE
 YEARS IN DUSTY LEAGUE

P. & F. Corbn Basketball Quintet Tops League Leading Screw Shop Team 16 to 14-Spurt by Winners in Final Minutes Spells First Defeat for Arburr's Crew-Frank Sheehan Leads Gascos to Win Over Corbn Cabinet-Fafnirs Smother New matics.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
By WILLIAM BRAUCHER NEA Service Sports Editor

By WILLIAM BRAUCHER
 NEA Service Sports Editor
 It was sometime early in the seventeenth century that workmen in a sand quarry in France discov- cred some very large bones. They placed block and tackle on the fo3- sils, hoisted them out and science classified the exhibits as the Masto- don and the Dinothcrium.
 Tho world went along for years without knowing what these gigantic creatures actually looked like in the flesh. Then one day Paul Journe". riding his bicycle at a brisk cl.p near ArCarhon on the French coast near Bordeaux. discovered the Primo Camera. And he secret of the MaI- todon and the Dinotherium are hid den no longer. II you are in doubt that there ever really existed such a fellow as the Diplodocus, go ste the Primo Camera and have yoar skepticism removed in q big way.
 Journcc, q former boxer. who WIS here with Georges Carpenter, WAS pedaling along on his wheel. as we said. when he discovered the Primo Camera. The first inkling he had that q Camera was about was when he saw what he thought were two abandoned Venetian gondolas ob- structing his path.
 Above the gondolas was q news paper, held in place by what appear edto be the claws of a steam shovti. Journee at first was frightened ana his impulse was to leap from his bi- cycle and run, but the strange la,'- out in front of him didn't move so he took courage and investigated. Behind the newspaper he discovers the head and shoulders of the Primo Camera, and what he had thought were the claws of a steam shovel were the mans hand. The gondolaa were the feet
 M. Journee piped up in the French of Hey there, big fellah!"
 And the Primo Camera rumblod ar answer, Hey there yourself shrimp"
 Now Journee is more than six fea1 tall and this was the first time h. had been called shrimp by any creature. But he didn't resent it q bit. In fact, Journee didn't mind at all. Finding that the Primo Camera was really a man and could talk. he took courage and began bustlinE around his discovery, feeling his arms and shoulders.
 "Would you please stand up?" asked Journee in his kindest voice.
 The Primo started unfolding him. self from his sitting posture. If more as if big statue in the Place de la Concorde got up and starta1 l fox-trotting around, singing Boop- poo-padooh.
 "What's your racket "?' asked Journee of the giant.
 Making doors and windows" re- piled the Camera. but you don't make much spinach at that game. 1 am very hungry, monsieur
 Did you ever box" asked Jour nee.
 "I ncv>r made a box in my life" came back the Camera.
 At that, M. Journec simply tossed q lariat over the Cameras neck, and gave him his bicycle to carry and took him home.
 And, after teaching him that box ing merely consisted of putting mat tresses on those claws and bouncing them off other peoples chins, he turned the Camera over to Leon See See brought the Diplod-pardons Us, the ,Carnera-to England, then to America.
 Yes, indeed. he's right here in ''nerica now, the real Primo Car r"ra-not q fossil-and he's going co box.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
F. X F. torhin
( tOrbin >rrcW
Frank Shcchan Is Hero

Score at half ttmo. 7-G, Screw Shop; referee, Waters; timer Sikora; scorer. Saunders
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
New Britain Machine
Totals

Referee, Waters; timer, Sikorl coror, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Cabinet
1 c
Totals 1
Scoring Circus

Score at time. lS-7. Cabinet Referee. Waters; timer SikorJ scorer, Saunders.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11

FOB FEST RESULTS USE, HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
League Standing

P. Sa I. Corbin 16, Corbin Screw 14.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
PHIIADEI PHEA RED CAPS
 WILL PLAY HERE TONIGHT

Famous Colored Combination from City of Quak- CTS to Make First Appearance in This City at Stanley Arena-Locals' Lineup Strengthened by Addition of Jimmy Colins-Spectacular Battle Anticipated Visiting Quintet to Present Strong Front
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
Soutliing:On Y. VI. C. \.

Continued on the Following paSe)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-11
New Britain South Church
Plainyillc Y. VI. C. \.

Referee, Tobin; timer, Morrcll; scorers, Bailey and Ratings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-27

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The Washington times., 1930-04-04

2111 IN zonite Prots l.SO.. 2oh 2oh 2o11- aS
Ex dividend. Ex rights Plus ~ in stock sPay-
ABB: in scrip Piu' s in stock PAID last ysarno regular
able in cash stock Plua 1o in stock Plus 81 in
stock. Plus az in stock Plus 81 in stock x Plus
- in stock m Plus G23% in stock. Plus SO stock
Subject approval Of stockholders. Plus
less than 100 shares.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Produce:
Butter-SteadY. Quotatione: HiRhel

PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Produce:
Butter-steady. Quotations: Higher
scoring, 4oQ4Sc: 90 score. sec; 81 score.
Ssc; 30 score, 37Q37hc; SO score. 35h
case: So score. SAC; 81 score. 33c.
EggS-Steady Extra firsts. 27hc;
firsts, in new cases, csc; firsts. in
secondhand cases. 25he: seconds, "a
925c.
cheess-Demand moderate and the
market steady. Quotations.: Whole
milk. longhorns, GOA G21c: single e
daisies, fresh. 2oh 420%c.
Live Poultry-FowIs. not Ieghorns,
fancy. fat 31932c; exceptional lots
higher; ordinary, 26030c: leghorn
fowls fancy. 2792so; ordinary, 23Q26c
winter chickens. fancy, soft-meated, 35
G37c: fancy roasting chickens, weigh
ing lbs. soft-meated. 32@33c fancy
Plymouth Rock broilers. 3s940c; do.
mixed colors, fancy. 3s039c; fancy
leghorns, broilers, 3E436c; small, weigh
ing h.. 309S1c; unattractive and
barebacks, lower; shaggy young roosters,
24q25c: old roosters, zoe. Turkeys.
fancy. young hens. 33935c: young
toms. csc; old gobblers. Csc. Ducks,
fancy. White Peking, 26c: mixed colors,
IS Q27c; Muscovy. 25427c. Pigeons. per
pair, 4Sc.
Dressed neutrality-suspicious.: Fowls.
fresh-killed. in boxes. weighing lbs.
or over. 3l932c; 5 lbs. So931c; 5h
lbs. and over, 2s@3Oc: to 3h lbs.
800 S1c: ga lbs. 2SG29c: under ga
lbs. 27Q2sc: chickens. stays. according
to size. 23G &c; old roosters. dry
picked, Western lbs. or over. 24c
under lbs, 20 I33c.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
General Electric

Brokerage circles are pointing
out to their trading public that
the official earning statement OF
this company for last year, which
reported net earnings per share
Of So, was applicable to the old
stock before the 4-for- split,
up. This would be equivalent to
1924 per share for the present
outstanding stock. This will clear
up any misunderstanding in the
minds of stockholders.
Reynolds Tobacco
The group behind this stock is
apparently employing the tiring'
out process in order to shake out
a large public following which
was attracted by the furry in
this issue some time back. At
least that is the opinion held by
interests in the Street which have
been bullish on the excellent
prospects for increased earnings
for the cigarette industry, and
particularly for Reynolds. Divi-
dend returns of So per share
places the yield on this stock
considerably above the average
for the high class shares in the
present market.
Warner Brothers
The proposed 3-for-1 split
UP of the common stock, which
is to be voted on next week, will
place this issue within a more
attractive price range, and prob
ably will result in an improved
market for the new shares. The
report for 1929 showed earnings
per share of $18.17 per share,
which represented an increase of
80 per cent over the $12.79 per
share reported in the previous
year. Based on prospects for
heavy construction work in the
remainder of the year, current
market quotations of about ten
times last years earnings are a
decidedly conservative valuation
National Dairy Products
The long promised move in this
stock, forecast in this column
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
NEW YORK

NEW YORK April 3.-Produce-Eggs
Market steady. Nearby hennery whites.
closely selected extras. $40 sac: aver
age extras. 30@31c: extra firsts. 2s
q2Sc; firsts 2S1a @27hc: nearby hen
merry browns. top suality, 30@33c: near
by gathered browns. extras 2S1s 629c
extra firsts, 27@2Sc: gathered current
collections. mixed colors closely selected
extras. 2Sa2sAc: extras, 27027h c;
extra firsts, 25a 926hc; firsts, 25h
Q25hc: Pacific Coast. selected extras.
35 a see: extras. 32h 9S4hc: extra firsts.
BGtter-Market about steady; cream.
cry saIted: higher score: SSh g Ssc
extra (92 scOre), 37A 0Ssc: firsts.
9O-9l score. S7087hc: firsts. $3.50
score. 35036Ac; seconds. S4-S7 score
80 SAC: lower grades, S003lc.
State held. fancy to specials. 246 26c;
fresh fancy. 1S1ac: specials. 1910.
Live Poultry-Broilers in liberal re-
ceipt, heavy fowls scarce. supply mod .
crate. Market steady with fat colored
fowls in big demand. Fowls. coloreo'
29935c: leghornR 26@27c: broilers.
rocks. 3SG43c; reds, 3S 9sSc: leghorns'
$50 Ssc: capons. S4a35c: slips. 2sSS2e:
pigeons, per pair. 40@5oc: SQUADS. per
pair so soc: jumbo squads. 75c: ducRs'
Long Island, 22c: other nearby. FL 12Zc.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
Baltimore Produce Market

Applss-No car-lot arrivals: 4 cars
on track. including broken. westsrn
Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia
truck receipts light. SUPPLIES moderate;
demand moderate; market steady. Bar
rsl'' Psnn'yivonts. y; s. n:,s, as: "a inch inch
fsis: western Maryland. Psnnsylvania
and Virginia. U. s. Is, IN inch up,
Yorks. S2W2.2b: Delicious. $30c IS
Boxes: washington. WlnesaPs; medium 1n
fancy. 32.6O62.6O.
Asparagus-GeorEia and South Caro-
lima express receipts moderate. Sup
dull. Georgia and South Caroline, doz.-
Ri6e higher; medium. s15ooS'So:. small,
SssSS4; .S Pss1Etaiys white; !m. l"rgso
Beans-Florida express receipts mod
crate Supplies moderate; demand mod
crate: market about steady. Florida,
6u. hampers, Round stringlsssi; s,;, best; .i
@5; Bountifuls. best. $4.6006: spotted.
Beets-No arrivals; s cars on track,
demand slow; market about steady.
Texas. western lettuce crates punched
csbba ge-Fiye Holland, South Caro-
crate; demand good; market firm,
Florida, ~ <bu hampers Pointed type'
field, 50. rs 0a.a5 Old stock: One re-
broken. Supplies moderate: demand
pers. approximately 100 lbs. Danish
Carrots-Two New York. Texas ar
rived; IA nI. cars on rodsrats tTask inisnu Semand
tuce % crates punched. California. $3.50
9s'75 few higher; soG Texas best best y9rS s5;So
S27s: poorer; !SsS Sl.SO0sEii Ei4OSfsO S9T A0fN
toTnis' pony crates best. 81. few
higher: porsr. S16O@1.75.
on track. including broken. Supplies
moderate; demand slow: market steady: ni:
Florida. 1O-inch crates. indvildnaitly ~
washed and preceded. ~ mos'Y "S;IS Ios
mostly $3.50; crate-washed. 4s' SS@S'sS
cucumbers - Florida express receipts
light Illinois hGthS1se seS express iimfted TGoftpi
market dull. Florida, bu. hampers ana
crates, fancy, $500; choice, $50 Loo
Illinois, 2-doZ. cartons hothouse' extra
fancy s4.2S; fancy. ss.7S: H. "'|''
EgEplants--No arrivals: no sales te-
ported; good inquiry. s..,s
Grapefruit-- - Supplies moderHte'
Florida boxes, U. S. is. as to size;
33.7505.5O. few higher: U. 5. :" so
Ksle-supplies light Nearby H"
baskets. Blue, 5O@I5c .r-,vsd. s
reconsigned: IS cars on track inciudi.
ing broken. Supplies fairy ShFi HTstst' cpstes
Iceberg, 1 to s doz.. california bss.'
s2.6O62.76; poorer. $3.50 S?;aS: y1ns Al
district. fine quality. S3.7Sg+. o.,s.
Lima Beans-suPplies light Fi0r'os
onions-one New York arrived;
cars on track. including bro. broken ImsTket
firm. New York. 10O-lb. sacks. IeI- -
lows. U. s. Is, 50. Nearby green per
Oranges-supplleS moderate; PioEl9S iS
boxes, u. S. Is. as to size "'SO~ "0O
T Peas"supplies moderate: California
Is-lb. crates. Telephones. t6.SOVa, Va,oe,pt.
Peppers - Florida Express TeceIP.: 1p, .
light supplies light; demand" nloW :
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
Market Gossip

Attempting to Judge the peak of buOyant forward
market is always hazardous undertaking.
since the duration Of bull movement cannot
always accurate Of its genunenes in
dscounting industrial developments However
no tree grown the Skies and bull market has
conducted without frequent reactions There has been
no since the last week in Decem
ber though the standard statistics industrial slipped
off about points during the third week in February
Cheap money an Of credit prospects of slow
business recovery strong pool manipulation and expanding
public demand for stocks all suggest the continuance Of the
upward move, frankly, the sudden switch to the
speciality stocks in the last day two looks
piciOus Radio nondividend stock with earnings of $l57
share 1929 which dipped last October and November
49, is again flashing the speculative sky
having topped share Thursday. Conservative in
vestors want movements be justified by
anything relating actual and prospective business Of the
company.
An increase of S14SOOOO0 in brokers' loans reported last
night by Reserve Board points to heavy distribution OF
stock by the pools and professionals selling wave OF mod
crate proportions might easily wipe out the recent advances
scored in many sections of the market.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04

market dull. Florida. pepper crates,
fancy, mostly around -. few higher;
choice. &25o03.
RhubarO-supDiiss Ixhs. Nearby. per
bunch. 1O@l2c.
arrived. Western Maryland and Penn
cars on track including broken. Bolton,
2I; others 2. Supplies moderate. De-
mand moderate; market unsettled.
prices higher, Maine, 1Oo-Ib. sacks. Mts.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, 1oo-lb.
sacks, Round Whites and Long Reds.
U. S. Is, $2.5oQ2.7S: few higher: New
stock, 10 cars on track including
broken. Supplies increasing. Demand
limited: market weak. Florida. double
head barrels, Spaulding Rose, u. S. Is.
t800S.5O; U. S. 2s. $500,
Radishes-supplies moderate. North
Red Tips. Sl.6O9175: Virginia, Norfolk
and Hampton, bu. baskets. Red Tips,
spinach-one Texas arrived; cars
Norfolk and Hampton boat receipts
light. Nearby receipts moderate. Sup
plies moderate. Demand moderate
market steady for good stock. Bu'
baskets, savoy Texas s1s best .S,t MGGS l1o; DG
and Hampton, Section. 5O965c. Nearby
bu. baskets. Savoy 35@70c.
Squash-Florida express receipts very
light. Supplies light. Demand limited {:
market dull. Florida. bu. hampers,
medium to large size. wrapped, &2.SO@
400.
strawberriss-No car-lot arrivals: 2
broken cars on track. Florida express
receipts light. Supplies moderate. De-
mand slow, market dull Florida. pony
refrigerator, best 5o@60c; poorer ESQ
s5c per ut 2o@soc per Ct, La Capt
sweet Potatoes-supplies moderate.
Eastern Shore Maryland, bu. hampers
Yellows, U. S. Is. &1.5o91.75: ungraded'
s1.oO6125: white yams. medium size.
bright, N.25 G1.4o; Eastern Shore VIZ
$50; few higher; ungraded. $2.o002,6O;
white yams, best &3.OOQ3.5O; poorer
$1.7502.5O. Tennessee, bu. hampers
Nancy Halls Y: s. Is. mostly x,so' az
cars on track including broken. Re-
celpts equivalent to 20 Florida by boat.
Supplies liberal. Demand and trading
light. Market very dun. Florida by
s2.2592.5O; few higher. choice count
$1.25@I5O; few higher: Mexican, lugs
green and turning, wrapped, ex6 and
larger. best $3.50: few higher. poorer
Turnips-supplies light. Nearby "
bu. hampers. washed. 60@75c.
EGGS
Market about steady. On the Balti-
more Butter and Egg Exchange, nearby
fresh gathered, firsts. sales, so cases,
Csc; ] sale. 25 cases. 25Ac. Closing
offerings. nearby fresh gathered firsts,
25hc; bid 25Ac. Receipts, butter. 35S
tubs; eggs, ASIA cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young. colored, az to siEe,
$50 3sc; broilers. colorsd. as to size,
42@43c; broilers. lsghorns, as to size
aS q 4Oc. Chickens-Old, heavy. 81 soc;
medium, 3O9S1c: leghorns and other
light stock, 25 2Tc: roosters. 10000.
Guineas-Two peundA and over, 7oV
75c; smaller. 40050c.
Ducks-White Pekins, 4 pounds and
over, 2s0S0c; Muscovy. pounds and
over, 23625c; Puddle, Z pounds and
over, 24026c; all kinds. small and
thin, 10000.
W. EDGAR HARRISON.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
Livestock Marts.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. April S.--Live Stock
cattle-Receipts. 100 head. Market
steady. Steers. good to choice. $l20
1880: medium to good, $l1 911,5o; fair
to medium, $10@10.75; plain to fair.
$9@9.76; common to plain. $s0s.7s:
bulls. medium to good. $S5069; r
to medium. $S58.50: plain to fair.
H.5OGS; common TO plain. H@7.5o:
cows. medium to good. $7Gs; fair 70
medium. $6@7; plain to fair $5@6:
common to plain. $3.5O@A5O: heifers.
good to choice. $1n@11: medium to
good. 5000: fair to medium $sD9:
plain to fair. $7@8 common to plain.
S6@7: fresh cows and sprnRerg SEQ
@150.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. rs head.
Market lower. sheep $2@S: lambs.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head. Market
higher in spots. Lights -Sio@1l.15;
heavies, $10910.8o: medium. $lo.so@
11.75 roughs. S7.50@9.3S: light pigs.
$1O910.50: pigs $10.5o@1l: Ohio hogs.
10@l5c higher than quotations.
Calves-Receipts. 25 head. Market
steady. Calves. $70l4
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
NEW YORK

NEW YORK April 3.--Live Stock
Cattle-Market receipts. none. Directs.
1860 head. No cattle on sale. Vealers
and calves market receipts. 730 head;
directs, 1880 head Light supply veal.
ers steady. Good to choice New
York vealers $12.50@1550:, medium.
S9.50912: culls and common, $609.
Hogs-Market receipts, none: directs.
2410 head. None offered.
Sheep-Market receipts. none: directs.
5O40 head Market nominal.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04

last week, is apparently under
way, as it's impressive manner OF
going into new high ground yes
terday demonstrated. Earnings
for 1929 totaled $21, 1,575, ,176, or
$4.05 per share, as compared with
net income of $16,0l0,169 in 1928.
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

car-Iot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Wednesday
Appies-1daho, S; New York, 50; Penn
sylvania, S; Virginia, Is; washington
81. Others "a. Total 40.
Asparagus--California, 40: Georgia. ).
washington, 8. Total IS.
Lettuce-Arizona, 251:. California, 8;
Florida, 2: Ohio. !; South Carolina J.
oranges--calitornia. 1S4: Florida, II.
Total 225. go
Potatoes-Florida, 80; Idaho. 1893;
Maine, 323: Minnesota, 96; Michigan, ~ I;
New York, 10. Others 255. Total SSl'
New Britain herald., 1930-04-22

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