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The Washington times., 1935-10-19

AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Joe E. Brown in Bright
Lights; bandreel. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Greta Garbo in Anna Karenina";
variety. Friday: Laurel and Hardy in
Bonnie Scotland: comedy. Saturday:
Robert Donat in "3s steps; John Boles
in "Redheads On Parade; cartoon.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

COLoNY-sunday. Monday and Tues
Adams" Popeye. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Sylvia Sidney in Accent on Youth %
comedy. Friday: Gary Cooper and Rich
ard Arlen in The Virginian," comedy.
Mountain" Keystone Hotel" sportreel.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

APOLL0-Sunday, Monday and Tues
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, viii
Rogers in Steamboat Round the Bend"
"Crime Doesn't Pay" reel; Saturday.
Ted Lewis in Here Comes the Band"
sportreel, cartoon.
The Washington times., 1935-10-19

day: Marion Davies in page Miss
Glory: Silly Symphony Robber Kitten.
Wednesday and Thursday: Sylvia Sidney
in Accent On Youth; Todd-Kelly
comedy. Friday: Burps and Allen in
Here Comes Cookie: cartoon and mus
ical. Saturday: James Gleason in Hot
Tip; George O'Brien in Thunder
Mountain; Keystone Hotel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05

SAID bonds are being issued in accord
g ance with Chapter &C. of the Acts of the
General Assembly of the State OF Indiana
tory thereof and supplemental thereto.
SAID ponds are being issued for the pur-
pose OF providing funds with which to
6uiiding IN the City of Frankfort, Indiana.
bios must be submitted in sealed enve-
OF the School City of Frankfort. Frankfort
lnndlans, and endorsed bid for School
CITY OF Frankfort Building improvement
said bonds will not be sold for less than
me principal amount thereof.
Inc iull right is reserved to the Board
Opinion of Smith, Remster EornhTooS
o. smith of Indianapolis. Indiana. viii be
oCHOOL CITY OF FRANKFORT
THOMAC nEUaHr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION OF JAMES z. ROBERTS


Sealed proposals for the construction of
a Puoic Scnool Building to be known as
e the James ne t5s R6sTd sho y be re-
sioners Of the City of Indianapolis. at the
office of the said Board No. $50 North
urt . IL eoSs
1895, and will then be publicly opened and
read.
branch. or chanches of work to which the
bid relates, and the name and place Of
business OF the bidder.
The work shall be constructed in fun
accordance with this notice. instructions
to bidders. contract. and plans and speci-
Architects and Engineers. 1901 Fletcher
Trust Building. Indianapolis. Indiana.
The work for which proposals are asked
includes the general construction; plumb
ing: heating and ventilating: and electric
wiring and fixtures necessary for the COM
pletion Of the said building. to be located
on the property owned by said Board at
the corner Of Tenth and Oriental Streets
in the City Of Indianapolis.
Proposals shall be properly and COM
pletsly executed on proposal blanks in ac--
cordance with Indiana Form No. SO. and
shall Re accompanied by ouestionnaire
counts and Non-colusion affidavit re-
uuired under the statutes Of Indiana. Zach
proposal shall be accompanied by a de-
made PAYABLE to tAe Board Of School Com.
missioners Of the City of INDIANAPOLIS in
the amount Of not less than Five 1871 Per
Cent OF the total bid price. including
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
period Of forty-five days after the date
set for the opening thereof.
The contractor to whom an award is
made will be required to furnish an ac-
csptaI5 9 surety ,,6 bond In the. amount Of
tract prios. Said bond 10 be in fun force
and effect fof a period Of one year from
the. date Of approval OF the final estimate.
q q ~ ar@ra -
ering such period. and also TO be in the
,o The u work provided for herein shan b
the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act
OF Congress Of 1885. the Regulations Is
sued pursuant thereto BY the President of
tions PWA iT9. dated July %. 1898. pre-
scribed by the Federal Emergency Admin
istration OF Public Works and as amended
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages as
ss u n. Acts 70 th e OF
sembly Of Indiana of 1895. and as ap-
proved BY the Federal Government.
the City of Indianapolis reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Instructions 10 bidders. plans. specihca-
office Of the architects and engineers.
Mcclure & Shook 1901 Fletcher Trust
Building. indianapolis: Indiana. upon de-
which sum so deposited will be refunded
II plans and specifications are returned in
good condition within Thirty Days after
icstions are on file in the office of the
State Architect and State Board OF Ac-
counts. state Ho,;se,. Indianapolis. Indiana.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
b A. 3. GOOD. Business Director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
OF trustees OF the School City of Frank
lott at the office of said Board in the
CITY OF Frankfort, Indiana. up TO and In
cttueMing Z o'clock P. NJ, on the 18th day
of said School City OF Frankfort in the
Principal sum of SIS, 900 90, bearing date
OF November IS, 1885
Of three percentum 1901 per annum from
the date. thereof until paid, PAYABLE on
the LIST day of July 1881. and thereafter
sem annually on the LIST days of January
Both the principal and interest of said
9onos VIII be payable at the office of the
treasurer of the Board of Trustees OF the
school City of Frankfort in the CITY OF
rrankfort, Indiana. Said bonds will be in
the denomination of 100000 each, and
VIII mature as folnwS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
OL CITY OF FRANKFORT.
THOMAS DEVANEY.
WALTER H. AUGHE,
Members of the Board of Trustees
of the School City of Frankfnrt

=. Sealed proposals to The Trustees of
Purque University for construction of
student Service and Administration Build
ing ing on the grounds, of Purdue University,
west Lafayette, Indiana, will be received
At the office of the Controller, in the
Service and Stores Building OF Purdue
university, West Lafayette, Indiana until
$50 a. m. Central Standard Time, on No
Vemoer 70. 1885, and then will be publicly
opened and read in Eliza Fowler Hall at
The work is to be constructed as ner
plans and specifications prepared by Wall
Ter Scholer, Architect. Lafayette. Indiana.
ing. heating, wiring and elevator; all to
be bid upon rs one unit designated as
Complete Construction.
pletely executed on proposal form furnished
by arokftect in accordance with Form
20 with non-collusion affidavit required
State Board of Accounts.
Each proposal shall be accompanied
by acceptable certified check made pay
able to The State of Indiana for the bene-
fit of the Trustees of Purdue University.
or acceptable, bidders bond for an amount
contractor awarded work will be. re-
CURED to furnish acceptable surety bond
in amount, of 1907 of contract sum and
The contractor in doing the work shall
comply with the terms and conditions Of
the Emergency, Relief Appropriation Act
sued pursuant thereto by the President
OF the United States and rules and regu-
lations P. w. A. 179 Grants. dated July
% 1885. and all amendments thereto pres
scribed by the Federal Emergency Admin.
istration of Public Works.
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed scale of wages
as determined pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 3l9 of the Acts of General
Assembly of Indiana of 1885 and as APP
proved by the Federal Government
No bidder may withdraw his bid for
period of 30 days after date set for open-
ing of bids.
The Trustees of Purdue University re-
serve the right to reject any and all
bids Instructions to Bidders. Plans,
Specifications. are on file at the office
Of C. D. Bushnell. Supt. of Physical Plant.
Purdue University.
F. w. Dodge Corp, 1896 Architects and
Builders Bldg, Indiana polls. Indiana.
F. w. Dodge Corp, los w. Adams Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
State Board Of Accounts. Indianapolis,
or may be obtained from Walter 5choler,
Architect, 1114 State Street Lafayette. In
diana. by depositing check for s25 90 which
will be returned TO bidder upon the re-
turn of plans and specifications in good
condition.
r. B. STEWART. Controller
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
Deaths

James Torbet, 81. at Methodist, hypo-
static pneumonia.
Louis Baglan, %, at st. vincent's. third
degree burns
Nancy S. Edwards. rs, at 255 N. Ia
coma, chronic myocarditis.
Jennie Goley CongeT. co. at 1920 Wood
lawn; cardlo vascular renal disease
william Gates. 81, at Central Indiana,
empyema,
Norma Reed months, at Riley, maras-
mus.
Calvin C. Haines 10, at Methodist
carcinoma.
George Leslie Mccormick. IS. at 1905
Woodlawn, coronary thrombosis
Marguerite Freundt. 80, at 1924 Ken
wood, pulmonary tuberculosis
- Frederick Cordell Critser 54 at IFS
N Gladstone. arteriosclerosis.
Georgia, s. Jackson "a. at Methodist.
accidental.
clada Mylon Jones. 49, at City, lobar
pneumonia.
Wesley Neal. AZ at CITY, accidental
Emma owen. So, at 1921 East chronic
nyocarditis.
Francis NJ. Haesr. 90, at 1858 Apple
gate, carcinoma.
Bailey Eugene Sharrer. ~, at eo2 Villa.
Carcinoma --''
Basil P. Creasey. 40, at sle Buchanan
coronary occlusion. "--'
Wilbur E. Bennett. AZ. at Methodist.
carcinoma.
Lyman G. Gorden. IT. at City, fractured
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
Births



James. Gladys Wilson, ST. Francis.
EIEln Ga. Gayle Netting Nolting 81 Francis.
Frank. Ruth Reasoner. St Francis.
John. Anna candeii ST. Francis.
William. Jessie Walden, 1887 Burdsal-
bernard Dorothy olearv, 1882 Lavton.
Me. Elsie Thompson. 2is S: Rural.
Claude. Kathleen Clayton, Coleman.
Herman, Louise Fields, Coleman.
Albert, Alma Htzke. Coleman.
Ollie. Thelma HollingsWorth Coleman.
Carl, Helen Hiemann. Coleman.
James, Edith Long Coleman.
Chris MurieI Reimer, Coleman.
Thomas, Idell Robertson, Coleman.
Kenneth. Lois Sloan. Coleman.
Everett. Alta Strahl. Coleman.
Carl. Eleanor Warnecke. Coleman.
Holbert Pearl West. Coleman.
Everett, Faye Winnings, Coleman.
Girls
william, Ruth Brown. ST. Francis.
Jonu. Alberta Lents St. Francis.
D.lbert, Evelyn Bsder. ST. Francis. ''N'''
ARA; Dorothy Kurtz St. Francis.
Robert, Betty ggenburg, % Eastern.
John, Hlda S,,S7er 1922 Fletcher
:. Vernon. Helen Bindhamer 1878 W River
side DIR.
George Phyllis McQuiston. TIT DIN.
Lloyd, Nellena Peerman, 1447I2 z. Wash
ington.
i. Clarence. Margaret Coonheld, 2o49 N.
La Sale
Marion. Pauline Campbell, Coleman.
Gilbert, Evelyn Coyle Coleman.
RENEE. Loretta De Hitter, Coleman.
Elmer. Louise Gebhardt Coleman.
James, Ruby Grimes Coleman.
Carroll, Lulu Martin Coleman
Charles Pauline McMann. Coleman.
Louie. Lora Musmann. Coleman.
irwin, Eva Shank. Coleman.
Millard, Frances SWeitzer. Coleman,
Robert, Beulah Vaughn, Coleman.
Paul Elizabeth WEIGH, Coleman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
BUILDING PERMITS

For S25 and over
81. 8. Cruise. Realty Co., 465 w. 1sth-st,
Peter Granowsky. Lewis and E. 13th-sts
$500. build storage building '0
repairs. SA'0'
William Johnson, 246 N Addison-st. SOS
install electric range. |-'
Hassel Pants Store, As w. Ohio-st $40
rewire ''' ''0'
. Charles Kruse, sig E. 36th-st, s2s5.
underfeed stoker '
:, American Bearing Corporation, 400 s.
harolng-st, S9l0 underfeed stoker.
American Bearing Corporation 42o g
Harding-st, $25. electric service.
r y. Deluse, 1911 N. Illinois-st. $500,
electric service ~ Wv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05


Gilbert Scott. al. Of s4s Broadway.
printer, and Joan Sherman. is, Of sis n.
Davis LoTen. "a. of ar, s 1llnols-st.
manager. and Jean whitson a. Of sis n.
Pennsylvsnia-st. ssleswomsn.
Donald Mcintosh, a.. Of 1851 w Wash.
eesi W. Washins,on-st. hair dresser
Chauffeur. and Mary oriffey, 81, Of 1850
Earl Botiln. IS. Of 1909 W. ss,h-s..
printer. and Helen Moore. 81. OF 1910 N.
AZ, soldier. and Doris .AcKinzie Is. Of
1871 hass[ w.isy h 5ouss,ke Hlo
pressman. and Virginia Garrick. 10. OF $40
Division-st. housekeepcr
Carl Myers. 70, Linden Hotel counter
Vincent .Armentrout. 90 Hamilton. o..
press hand and Ruth Weigel. ls. OF 76i
Edmond Erwin. 20. Of 3l1o Mcpherson-av.
auditor. and Frances Griffin, q OF 5s5s
yd R2esrt hinresley. a. q 1910 z. New
Paris, II. OF s5s N sherman-dr. house
- Charles Rosenhein. 50. Chattanooga.
Tenn salesman and Carroll Messing, 81
OF iS z. 4Oth-st. ssleswomsn.
Julian POLK, az. oaktown. Ind auto
d dealer. and Phyllis Polk, 81. Washington
Oliver Trapp &c. Washington. d. c..
salesmsn. and Mary Freise, 81. OF 30l9
Everett Lindsey. 81. of ses N Penn
sylyanis-st saw fler. and Edith Ford, 81
OF s047 W. Michigan-st. housekeeper
Robert Kemper. a. Telford and Ludlow
IS. advertising man. and Florence Hanlon.
20. OF 1851 N. Tlinois-st. housekeeper
Earl Co.'s. 80 Sherman House llneman
and Dorothy Lewallen. 81. the Sherman
typist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR

The State Board OF Certified Account
ants OF Indiana will hold its regular semi
annual examination Thursday and Friday
November IA and IS. 1885. in the House
chambers of the State House Indianapolis
IND. ior applicants for certificates under
sne provisions of the c. P. A. Law. For
further details address the Indiana State
Board of Certified Accountants, State
house. indianapolis. Ind
VIM. p. COSGROVE. President.
E. D. FARMER, Secretary.
OTTO K. JENSEN Treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
FIN A N cIAL
81 Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS
LIE GAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
stockholders annual meeting o, tbs
white River Railroad Company for cleo
tion CT officers and general business will
oe held at the office of Kingan q Co. In
oianaJ Oils. Friday. November IS, at 1000
a. M A. NJ. Movie. Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC Service Commission Docket No.
Petition OF Southern Indiana Gas and
Electric Company for authority 10 issue
bonds and common stock
notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
nearing in this cause in rooms of Com
mission. 40l State House, indianapolis,
Ing 10 A NJ. Tuesday. November 10. 1895.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Mole Cook. Commissioner
indianapolis. Ind Nov 4 1885
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
Is Furnished Rooms

LARGE EFFICIENCY. $3.50
Dressing nm and bkfst I'm. Automatic
heat. Frig.. util. well managed bldg
1880 N. Illinois-St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-05
PAGE 16
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are rivep
20 the Marriage License Bureau deiiber ate
~. The Times In printing the official list
OF such sddresset)
Evening star., 1935-05-28

faculty Is low due to the admins
trative policies Of the president?
do you believe that conditions are
such that q change in the presidency
of the University Of Maryland might
be for the best interests of the uni
versity and the State of Maryland?
Has your official relationship with
the president Of the university been
satisfactory?
do you believe that, with a clear
statement of administrative policies
from time to time, or more definite
ALLEGATION of duties and responsibilities,
and q more general exchange Of views
on problems of the university, there
might be realized an effective conduct
of the affairs Of the university under
the present executive head?"
Evening star., 1935-05-28
LARGE GAS USERS
WIN LOWER RATES
Price for Consumption Over
10000 Cubic Feet Cut
is Cents.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


LANDOVER, Md, May 28.-Effec-
tive July l, the Washington Suburban
Gas Co. will put into effect for GUS
toners using in excess of 10000 cubic
feet per month a rate reduction of is
cents net and is cents gross per 100
cubic feet.
The present rate is 9 cents net and
10 cents gross, the reduction bring
ing it down to rs net and 8.5 gross.
The announcement was made last
night before the Prince Georges
Chamber Of Commerce by Ralph w.
Powers, chairman of the chambers
Public Utilities Committee. Later in
the evening Powers was unanimously
elected president Of the chamber.
Powers was advised of the reduc-
manager of the Washington Subur-
ban Gas Co., who pointed out that
upon all gas used in excess OF 10000
cubic feet in anv month, the cost
will be reduced 1928 per cent. He said
the reduction would chiefly benefit
commercial customers.
Passes Continued.
The proposed reduction will be put
into effect under schedule A, which
now stipulates in part that all gas
used in excess of 1000 cubic feet
per month shall cost per 100 cubic
feet 90 net and 10 gross.
Powers announced the Capital
Transit Co. would continue until June
80 its trial period for the sale Of
passes and 20 fares for 81 on its bus
Evening star., 1935-05-28
81 yard
Regularly s1.35 Yard

ngwearing and easily aundered-because is all pure
silk free from weighing
new improved with smart pebble fnish-light in
weight and consequently right for summer comfort.
4 Eiffy exquisite cnors:
Evening star., 1935-05-28
.FACULTY'S OPINION
0NPEARSON ASKED
U. of N. Regents Send Out
QUESTIONABLE in Effort to
Find Sound Charges.
BY stan Correspondent Of The star.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, May 2s.-
In an effort to learn whether re-
sponsible persons are willing to bring
specific charges against DR.. Raymond
A. Pearson, president of the Uni
versity of Maryland, the Board of
Regents has distributed q question:
naire to deans and heads Of depart
ments
Sixteen questions dealing with the
administration of the university are
listed, and those receiving the ques-
tionnaire are requested to answer each
with "yes" or mo-.
The deans and department heads
were asked to sign their answers, but
were assured the whole matter would
be treated with the strictest confidence.
Some members of the faculty ex-
pressed resentment this morning over
the fact that the QUESTIONABLE had
Evening star., 1935-05-28
leaked out" feeling that some one
had betrayed confidence.

leaked out" feeling that some one
had betrayed q confidence.
No Tangible Charges.
It was learned that members of the
Board Of Regents decided to send out
the questionnaire because they felt
the demand for an investigation Of
DR.. Pearson's administration, Is voiced
by the Student Editorial Board and
some members of the alumni associa-
ton. contained practically no tangible
charges. If sufficient number Of
responsible executives In the uni
versity. however, are dissatisfied with
the administration. the probe will be
pushed, 1t was intimated. Otherwise
1t probably will be dropped.
DR.. Pearson himself said this morn
ing he knew nothing about the ques-
tionnaire. He added, however, that
"the more information which comes
out about the University Of Maryland
the better 1t will be for US all"
Questions propounded to the deans
and department heads included the
r.
do you believe the morale Of the
Evening star., 1935-05-28
SIR WlLLMOTT LEWIS
WILL ADDRESS WOMEN
London Times Correspondent to
Speak Before Federation Of
Clubs Tomorrow.

Sir willmott Lewis, Washington cor
respondent for the London Times, will
be principal speaker at the annual
luncheon OF the District of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs at the
Mayfiower Hotel tomorrow at o'clock.
Other speakers will include Repre-
sentative Florence p. Kahn, Repub-
ncan. Of California, and Right Rev.
James Z. Freeman, Bishop Of Wash
ington. Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer,
soprano, and Dorothy Radde Emery,
pianist, will give program Of music.
Mrs. Edward Z. Keys Is general
chairman of the affair. Mrs. Harvey
W. Wiley. retiring president, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

and trolley lines running between this
section and Washington. Meanwhile.
Powers said, the Capital Transit Co.
would give further study to the sug-
gestion that fare zones in this section
be cut He stated the chamber was
still working to obtain through down.
town service for patrons OF the
Bladensburg road bus lines.
Letters were read from Representa-
tive Stephen w. Gambrill and Sena-
tors Millard E. Tydings and George
L. Radcliffe pledging their support
in the efforts for flood relief for the
Bladensburg area.
c. D. Anderson, secretary. was
asked to commend the w. A. Middle
ton Lumber Co. and A. H. Seiden-
spinner, realtor. for the improvement
they have made in the appearance OF
their property.
Councilman I. N. Goodwin of
Riverdale suggested the chamber in
the Fail begin an active campaign for
the extension Of Rhode Island avenue
along the trolley tracks from Hyatts-
vile to Beltsville.
Membership Up.
: 1t was announced the chamber now
has a larger paid up membership
than at any time in the last five
years.
Daniel Cox Fahey, retiring presi-
dent. who was not a candidate for re-
election, thanked the chamber for its
support and urged that it also back up
his successor, Powers. Fahey was
given rising vote of thanks for his
work. Powers asked that present COM
mittees continue to function until he
had opportunity of making new ap-
pointments. Grover c. Matthai. Col
lege Park business man, was elected
to membership.
Besides Powers, other officers, all
reelected unanimously, are Walter F.
Mulligan. vice president: c. d. Ander-
son, secretary: william Bowie, treas
urer; A. H. Seidenspinner. executive
committeeman; B. w. Anspon, ma
tional councillor and Walter L. Green,
associate national councillor.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
For Sparkling Eyes

Frances Denney realizing
systematic care is quite as
important as eye makeup
has created four excellent
and highly efficacious prep
arations. Small sizes of all
four are conveniently pre-
sented, with eye dropper, in
her clever little Eye Kit: her
special Eye Lotion, Eye
Drops. Eye Cream and Eye
lash Grower.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Small Rifle Kills Bear,

LIVINGSTON, Mont. R.-Tom
Mason, Livingston boy. doesn't let the
big ones get away. He went hunting
for woodchucks with . "a caliber
rife and come home with 15o-pound
black bear,
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Arms Expenses Soar.

Armaments are estimated to have
cost the nations Of the world S12,500.-
900, 900 last year, or three times ~
much as In 1918.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
1o-YEAR CLUB MEETS
Hecht Organization Holds An
nual Meeting at Woodmont.

The annual meeting of the Hecht
Ten-Year Club was held last night
at the Woodmont Country Club.
Charles B. Dulcan, vice president and
general merchandising manager of
the company, spoke, lauding members
OF the club, some of whom have been
with the store SO years.
Thirty new members were initiated.
Jack Rosenberg, president, presided.
Willard Nails is vice president and
Harold Malone secretary.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-08-22
Shorter Crop
Helps Boost
Peach Price
Carlot Shipments Being
Made From Valley This
Week

With a short peach crop generally,
quotations on this fruit have been
steady this week, with indications that
the price may rise some in the near
future. Picking in this valley began the
first of the week in most orchards and
on Wednesday a full car was shipped
to Tacoma. Another car was made up
today for midwest points.
IS Gents for Hales
For early Elbertas, one grower re-
ceived $1.10 per apple lug, unpacked,
while another reported returns OF SlOO
per apple box. A block of approximately
$4,000 boxes produced by growers OF
the north end of the valley has brought
returns on a packed box basis, OF %
cents for Hales and SIS cents for Ell
bertas for the seasons run. Packing OF
this fruit will be completed about the
first of next week.
Higher quotations have been made
for small lots, one grower receiving an
offer of so cents per packed box for
Hales. Shippers are quoting Elbertas
at rs cents and Hales at IS cents at
Yakima valley points. The cooler wea-
ther over the weekend has slowed ma
turity and picking in the Yakima val
ley will not get underway until next
week.