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ing like a wll-o'-the-wisp oyer the swamp Turing
them on to greater efforts. And now. at last they
announce under a name which, as so often is the
with scientific titles, gives indication of its
importance, &C. P. 807'-an entirely new sugar cane
riety grown by Southern sugar planters &C. p 807"
bred by cutting seed heads from field cane care
fully carrying them in specially designed racks to the
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sugar laboratory The fragile stocks were kept alive
by inserting them in jars nlled with solution Of
the chemical, suphurous acid. Then by the tedious
process Of taking the pollen from flowers Of selected
sugar cane and cross-pollinating the flower Of the
was bred; not only q greater crop-producing cane,
but also highly resistant to mosaic the dread
disease Of the sugar-growng industry. Planting
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You will never own a street
car or a 30-seated bus, but you'll
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you buy one from us.
(Copyright-w. J. Chown.)
1880 Essex Sedan, looks like new. .$5o5
1880 Ford Roadster. 3o5
1880 Willys-knight De Luxe
Sedan, e wire wheels $50
1880 Chevrolet Sedan. .......... 4o5
1925 WHY'S Knight Sedan. $50
1928 Ford Tudor, reconditioned. 265
1929 Pontiac Roadster, 6 wire
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1929 Roosevelt s SPIT. Victoria. sos
1929 Whippet Sedan. n............ $50
1923 Essex Sedan. 1875
Many others from which to select. Your
credit Is good here, and II you have o car
IL may be the down paymant
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To the minds Of most people the Florida Ever
glades would be about the last place to establish an
agricultural experiment station, but the United
States Department of Agriculture started work there
about 10 years ago on an experiment having as its
sugar cane. Through the years the members of
Uncle Sans staff OF plant breeders tolled without
success, but with always faint ray Of hope hover
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1929 Buick Standard Coach. -. 700
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1927 Buick Master Sedan. ...... $50
1923 Studcbaker Pres. Sedan $50
1880 Marquette Coupe. ..... 675
1929 Buick Standard Coupe -. US
1927 Buick Standard Brougham.. 365
1929 Buick Master Sedan. ...... 925
1926 Buick Master 5-Pass. Sdn. 275
1880 Dodge Coupe, De Luxe -. sos
1927 Studebaker Dicta. Sedan 325
1880 Buick Std. Coupe, De Luxe $50
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1923 Nash Adv. E Coupe. -. 545
1929 Nash Sedan. ......... SIS
1923 Peerless Sedan. ...... 495
1923 Hudson Sedan. 450
1923 Nash Adv. E Coach. -. AS
1923 Dodge Sr. 6 Sedan. -. 445
1880 Plymouth Sedan. AIS
1929 Nash Coupe. ......... 345
1923 Dodge Vic. f Coupe. 325
1928 Nash Conv. Coupe. zee. 295
1923 Nash Coach. ......... US
1926 Nash 7 Sedan. ........ 245
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1926 Essex Coach. Is
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1929 Chevrolet Conv. Cabriolet.. sos
1929 Chevrolet Standard Coupe. 325
1923 Chevrolet Coach & Coupe. 235
1880 Ford Tudor. 1916
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. ...... 265
1880 Ford Standard Coupe. 1916
1927 Chevrolet Coach and Coupe. 125
1929 Ford Sedan Tudor. .......... 325
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. ......... los
1923 Whippet Sedan. $50
1926 Chevrolet Sedan ....... 100
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1926 Chevrolet Coach. ........ Is
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1927 Dodge Sedan. .............. $50
Velie Coupe. 125
1926 REQ Sedan. ................. 125
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newly furnished in Queen Anne bed room
SET breakfast set, kitchen cabinet, gas
range. china, silver. linen; heat, gas, cleo
tricity furnished; $40. l3s
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with bath, by day, week or month. Here is
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Many others from which to select. Your
;reolt Is good here, and II you have o car
I may be the down payment.
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FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME
Ending Family Fights

game. Screams Of laughter resounded
from the little dining room.
well. feel better" said Mrs. Nor
rison. ''Ill clear up now"
Wen help" said Jim with amazing
CELEBRITY. Lets hurry and play another
game afterward."
Mr.. Morrison never knew it, of course,
but the inspiration ne had in the half
Of a split second, turning the family
gloom into JOY by the trick of a simple
game, was the browning peak OF his
married life.
For there followed days of family
companionship they had never known
before. They all learned to smile and
joke and sing and to be foolish where
before there had been little but COM
plant and encouragement.
That evening was very small IN
cident of family life. But the moral is
that we Americans are reverttng to the
grim StarkneSs of our Nordic ancestors.
We would do well to learn the gentle art
of forgetting like the more ebullient
Latins-to learn endurance and accept
ance by the safety valve of fun.
Too many homes are going to pieces
on the rock Of emotional depression. We
need lightness, amusement, fun and Joy.
All we need to do to get them is to make
q start.
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Halibut Steak, Drowned.

One and one-half pounds halibut
steak, one-half cupful flour, one-half
teaspoonful SALT one-quarter teaspoon
full paprika, four tablespoonfuls fat, two
tablespoonfuls butter and three table
spoonfuls catSup. Cut fish into serving
pieces. Sprinkle with flour, salt and
paprika. Heat fat in flying pan, add
fish and brown well on both sides.
Place in baking pan. Dot with butter
and sprinkle with catsup. Cover and
bake as minutes in moderate oven. In
spect frequently and turn to allow even
browning.
Tartare Sauce.-Tw thirds cupful
stiff mayonnaise, one tablespoonful
lemon Juice, one tablespoonful chopped
parsley, two tablespoonful finely chop
ped sweet pickles, one tablespoonful
chopped chives or onions and two ia
blespoonfuls finely chopped onions. Mix
and chill ingredients. Serve in small
glass dish lined with lettuce.
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fuls of milk, half cupful of flour, and
one-fourth cupful Of butter, and add
one-fourth cupful of grated cheese. Cut
up the spinach and add the white sauce.
Put into q casserole, cover with half
cupful of oven dried bread crumbs, COW
cred with, two tablespoon1uls of butter,
and leave in the oven for about Is min
utes, or until ready to serve.
Spinach Loaf.-Wash and clean
enough spinach to make four cupfuls
when cooked. Steam until tender. Melt
four tableSpoonfuls of butter and add
to two cupfuls of bread crumbs. Add
the cooked spinach, two tableSpoonfulS
Of minced onion, two tablespoonful OF
vinegar or lemon juice, and one tea
spoonful of salt. While the mixture Is
hot, place it in a hot serving dish, and
garnish with slices of hard cooked egg
and slices of crisp bacon. Swiss chard,
turnip or beet greens, endive, or any
edible wild greens may be used in place
of spinach If liked.
Green's With Egg Sauce.-Chop one
hard cooked egg white and add to half
a cupful of cream sauce. Pour this over
one cupful of your favorite cooked
greens and sprinkle the egg yolk on
top, after it has been run through
sieve.
Minced KaIe.
Remove all the old or tough leaves.
Wash the kale thoroughly and drain,
then put on to cook in kettle of boil
ing water, to which has been added salt
in the proportion Of one tablespoonful
to four quarts of water. Boil rapidly,
with the cover off the Kettle, until the
vegetable is tender. Pour of the water
and chop the kale rather fine, then put
it back into the kettle and add one
tablespoonful of butter and two table
spoonfuls of meat broth or water for
each pint of the minced kale. Add more
salt If needed. Cook for 10 minutes
and serve at once. The time required
for cooking kale is about 80 minutes If
1t Is young and fresh.
Other Vegetables.
Before being cooked, head vegetables,
such as cabbage, caulif1ower and lettuce,
should be soaked with heads down in
sailed water to which a small amount
of vinegar has been added, then If any
worms or bugs are present, they Will
crawl cut
Young cabbage will cook in about 80
minutes. When done, it should be crisp
and tender, any green portion should
retain the color, and the white portion
should be white and not yellow or
brown. overlooked cabbage or cault-
flower is more or less yellow, has a
strong flavor, and is very inferior to the
same dish properly cooked. Beets and
carrots are beth best when steamed. TO
prepare the bestS, wash them, cut of
the tops at least one-fourth inch from
the beet, clean the roots, but do not cut
them, and cook in boiling sailed water
or steam until tender, or for about an
hour. Serve buttered or picked.
Asparagus is Spring vegetable that
should be treated very carefully. To
prepare, cut all the tender part into
short pieces. Add boiling water enough
where the water will boil. Cook until
tender, or for about Is minutes; season
with salt and butter and serve in the
greater part of the juice If preferred,
cream dressing may be served with
the asparagus.
Young and tender green peas are
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Everyday Psychology
Practical Psychology.
ny DIR. JESSE W. sPROwLs.

Men and women everywhere would
like to know all there Is to know about
psychology. In particular they want
to know how to make the most of
themselves. They lend a ready and
prof1t-sharing ear to all the psychology
fakirs who go up and down the coun-
try, talking about practical psychology.
The so-called and self-named prac-
tical psychologists are first of all pre-
pared to say that you have hidden
powers which you are not using to your
best advantage. That's good news.
You have always felt that something
was wrong somewhere. At any rate,
you have never quite lived up to your
own expectations.
The fact Is we all have mental pow
ers we rarely use. We have our
psychological moments of inspiration,
our mental second winds. Now and
then we reason better than we know
how, we hit upon lunches and verify
our premonitions. The mysteries of our
own minds are attractive.
The most attractive part of psychol-
ogy lies close to the sense of self. Per-
sonal appearance, name, possessions
and influence upon others-these are
the four intimate parts of the sense
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best when just boiled and seasoned
with salt and good butter If they lack
sweetness, a little sugar may be added.
Boil slowly, with the cover partly of,
and do not overlook. To cook with let
tuce, put into a saucepan one quart of
peas, two tablespoonfuls of butter, the
heart Of a head of lettuce, one small
chopped onion, one teaspoonful of
sugar and half a gill of water. Cover
and place over the fire and cook for
five minutes, tossing the vegetables
several times Now draw the pan back
where the contents win simmer slowly
for half an hour.
If string beans are wilted, string
them, cut them up and soak in cold
water before cooking. They will then
cook like fresh beans. Cucumbers are
very good when stewed and served with
a white sauce, or seasoned with butter,
salt and pepper and served on toast.
The pared and quartered cucumber
should be cooked when tender in boil
ing sailed water for about Is minutes.
They may also be cut into slices length
wise and fried like Summer squash or
eggplant Green peppers are delicious
when stuffed and baked Sliced sweet
green peppers make a very fine salad
alone or mixed with other salad plants
like lettuce.
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON.

THE family sat down to the table,
everybody cross and hungry but
mother, who was cross without being
hungry
Mrs. Morrison had had a sick head
ache all day. but got downstairs in time
to fry some bacon and eggs and make
potato cakes. Nancy made the coffee
and doled out four small saucers of
cold tapioca pudding.
Jim slid down in his chair and sulked.
Mrs. Morrison held her head and slipped
black coffee. Nancy pecked at her food
dourly.
Things had Just about reached the
zero hour when Mr.. Morrison found
himself unable to keep the bad news
any longer. 1t was about what Riggs
had said, that Turner had said that
Old Man Proctor had told him about
more salary cuts the first of the month.
81 heard something today" he began
dolefully, that won't"
Mrs. Morrison looked up quickly,
hopeless despair IN her eyes.
Suddenly her husband found himself
babbling: THAT won't hurt us to try.
We're all kind Of down or tired or some
thing. It's kind of silly game, but
Riggs kids were in the Office playing it
and it seemed fun. It's Galley My Ship
Comes In Ever hear of it?"
Mrs. Morrison took sip Of coffee and
lapsed into relieved coma. But Nancy
and Jim pricked up their ears.
IT say, My ship comes in laden with
S." continued their father. Then all
of you ask questions about 1t and try TO
guess what"
How many letters?" asked Jim.
-Four"
What color?" asked Nancy.
''White-or brown"
Sand" said Jim. ..
Snow" said Nancy.
But neither was right, for 1t turned
out to be salt.
II know a good one" contributed
their mother, cheerlessly. MY ship
comes in laden with T." When they
discovered that she meant trouble, a
heavy silence fell. She colored little
and then said more brightly, IT was
only joking. My ship is laden with P.
Five letters. Wet or dry. ANY color"
Questions were fired quickly and
Nancy guessed paint" which was
right.
They sat for an hour playing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
DAILY DIET RECIPE
LIMA BEANS WITH PORK
SAUSAGE CREOLE.

Cooked lima beans, two cups;
little pork sausages, one-half
pound; chopped onion, two table
spoons; mace, one-fourth tea
spoon; salt, one teaspoon; thyme
and sage, each one-fourth tea
spoon; canned tomatoes, one cup;
butter, one tablespoon; shredded
green pepper, one-fourth cup.
SERVES OR PORTIONS.
Parboil the little pork sausages
five minutes. Combine the beans,
sliced pork sausage, onion, sea-
Sonings and put in a buttered
casserole. Pour over all the can
ned tomatoes, dot with butter
and shredded green pepper. Bake
in moderate oven $3.50 degrees
F.) about 20 or IS minutes.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes protein, fat,
starch. Lime, iron, Vitamins A,
B and G present. Can be eaten
by adults of normal digestion who
are Of average or under weight.
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Of self. Put them together and you
have that tantalizing thing called per-
sonality.
Whatever your conception of your
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personality may be, try to dismiss the
idea that you can make It all over In
a short time. 1t can't be done.
(Copyright. 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
FELT
IN MARKET TREND
Some Brokers Stress Lack
of Leadership in Their
Daily Letters.
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May ti.-Brokers'
comment on the market today revealed
considerable uncertainty as to the
probable course In the immediate fu-
ture. Some stressed the lack of con-
str1lctive leadership. Opinions follow;
Otis n Co.-The immediate course
Of the market remains = toss-up, with
q strong technical position balanced
BY continued uniavorsble business fac
tors.
.Hornblower ~ weeks-t Is o,ir
opinion that the market " slowly
reaching a satlra ton point. as fer as
unfavorable news Is concerned. and we
feel its immediate direction will be in
fiuenced by conditions within the mar
ket itself rather than outside factors.
Shields a. Co-WhiIe business Is
reaching for a bottom. the stock mar
ket again Is In doubtful position. VI
professional trading leaders have the
courage they can bring about the
"iireles" In technically strong stocks
such as widely talked of now. The
test Of their strength will come when
weaker short covering is ended. and
for that reason caution Is necessary IN
following rallies,
Redmond B. Cove anticipate that
another effort may be made to rally the
market this week, particularly II some
constructive trade news develops, but
we are not particularly impressed with
the leadership on the bull side and con-
seduently are reluctant to follow IT,. On
Friday the market appeared to have the
same sponsorship that was behind the
ill.timed rise last February. Real con-
structive leadership has not vet made
its appearance so far as We are able to
determine. However, we would prefer
to await the markets response TO fur
ther selling pressure before hazarding
an opinion as TO its next general trend.
Babcock. RuShton ~ Cove are in
clined to expect a. secondary reaction,
but also think 1t perfectly possible that
this reaction. II it occurs would either
be Of negligible proportion or might not
accllr at all.
Smith. Graham Il Rockwell-The out
look for the near future suggests that
the market a. whole has not yet seen
bottom. consequently when bulees come
along they should be used to cut down
holdings.
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CURB OPENS Lower,
THEN STRENGTHENS
Stocks Give Signs OF Resist.
inc Further Downward
Trend at Midday.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. May 1i.--Stocks on the
Curb Exchange around midday today
showed signs of resisting tire downward
trend that marked the opening.
Electric Bond ~ Share advanced
fractionally as Cities Service moved in
the opposite direction. Cord Corpora
ton in the motors and Msad-Johnson
In the food Specialities also braced.
Strength in other sections Of the list
during the forenoon had little effect
on petroleum shares. Vacuum OIL
which lost, az points last week, moved
into new low ground today. IS did
Standard Oil Of Ohio. Solar Refining
and some ower-priced miscellaneous is
sues,
Natural gas shares Jagged, but they
displayed better resistance TO offerings
thsn they have in recent sessions
Compa MES intimately connected with
Dresser Manufacturing A, which hit .
new low. softened
Possibility that 9-cent copper. lowest
level In 40 years, might be shaded before
the end Of the week, was not indicated
on the tape The few red metal shares
that came cut were higher.
Consolidated Dairy Products. which
hit o new low. was the weakest of the
dull dairying group American Capital
p and Columbia Pictures 3 proved the
softest spots In investment trusts and
anausements. respectively.
Gain in coal production during the
n cf q
In Glen Alden Coal. Nine months net
~ ~ cents . share against S2.96 =
share In the same period Of the previ-
Gus wear caused some selling OF Atlas
Plywood W. A. Sheaffer Pen with .
point decline established q new mini
mum price.
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line was me
Of the FIRST OF the natural gas shares
to show signs Of life. This move fol-
lowed the completion Of financing nee
eesary for II TO pay q pro rata share
Of the cost Of finishing Panhandle East
ern Pipe Line and other pipe lines con-
trolled directly or indirectly.
Deere q Co. made the best showing
In the farm implements. Air shares
were exceptionally dull and their price
trends irregular. Reported acquisition
Of $50, 900 additional shares OF United
Light 81 Power A by the Koppers inter-
est, thereby exercising an option OBJ
tanned in 1923. brought some life into
that issue during the second hour.
Consolidated Dairy Products hit
= new low before the company notified
it's shareholders that it had received
an offer from National Dairy Products
Co. to buy the asSests of the company
at value equivalent to $3.50 a share
On May IS shareholders will hold q
meeting to consider an offer from Bea-
trice Creamery equivalent to $S.45 q
share. 50 they win vote on the National
Dairy offer at the same time.
fC0pyrtght, 1887