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La gaceta., 1935-11-19
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Conocidos miembll lie Ia
Primera Iglesia Metoulsta hi.
cieron aver circular una peti-
cion que tiene I2or OIJjeto i'm
pedir Ell Gambia de edificios
con la Primera Iglesia fristia.
ma y al mismo tempo evitar
la fusion de la Primera Iglesia
~ la Iglesia Metodista del ba-
rrio de Hyde Park.
Esos miembros( que esperaI
obtener las firmas de muchas
personals do su congregation.
,desean que ell obispo Hay veh-
ga a Tampa y averigue 10 CHE
Sc ha hecho. Y
] FL pasado domingo, ell DN
Nance, pastor de la Primers
Iglesia Cristiana, abertamen
te Sc opuso al Gambia de edifi,
clos, pues desea luchar y Qui-
tar de sobre la iglesi4la hippo
teca que tiene en- su poder Ia
companfa que pide ell edificio
de Florida y Tyler para sus o,
ficinas.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Ell juez Petteway anunci6
aver que dejara sin efecto Ia
cnodena que impusiera a j. C.
Mcconnell, Jr., R. B. Haynie y
w. A. Reeves, por ell asalto y
robo a una bodega, por haberse
probable que no cometieron csc
delito.
Como los tres individuos son
pajaro SIDE cuenta seran lleva-
dos a Georgia, donde tienen eau
sas pendientes d %juicio.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

CumpIeaHOs
Rodeado del afecto familiar
cumpli6 81 amos de edad ell do
mingo, la Sra. Catalina Rodri-
guez, esposa del Sr. Mario Ro-
driguez, cronista social de La
Prensa.
Pas6 ell dia en- su hogan de la
Gale 81 numero 2613, donde re-
cibio las felicitaciones y rega-
les de sus amistades.
Una vida colmada de dichas
y felicidad lie deseamoS.
Cesar RiVer0.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

sa en- mesa apuntando nomf6fes,
cuidando DE 10 olvidar nin.uno
y a sa0issSH de- que todos Sc Of
vidaraIe el. Sc perdona a un
gooie1o matar de hamjbre al
pueblo, pero no Sc perdona a
un cronista olvidar un nom
bre". o
Loable Ia labor del cronista
social, que ano tras ano vela y
coolera al mayor arge de la CO.
Jmunidad donde reside. Men
tras la agrupaci6n organizado-
"a de IN festival esta ocupada
en- la preparation de una fiesta
81 cronista Sc preocUipa por 81
mayor 6xito, Sgregando ell cui-
Gado de no zanzibar fechas,
nOmbres de ~orqueStaS, caXSas
cue originan la fiesta, etc, etc.
81 algGn error involuntario sc
ccmete, tiene que prepararse
cara recibir reproches.
Escribe este articrlo con mo
1.-Two de la function de beneficiC
que celebrara Alfredo Montoto.
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no, el dia "a.
"Todo sea por la patria como
Gicen en- mi pals, amigo Bra
ga". Todo sea por Ell beneficiC
de nuestra comunidad.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Claro para hey. Mas calor.
Maxima temperature aver,
II grades; minima, 40.
Marea alta a las 8: 26 a. m. y
9:45 e. m. Marea Gaia a las
3@17 a.. m, y 3:24 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
MATRIMONIOS

Ira Stanford, 81, y Loisell
Hurst, 16; Ignacio Cacciatore,
y Carolina Scolaro, 48; A. E.
Cosgrave, %, y Luisa Marshall,
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Pr6rimas fiestas
Ell conocido peluQuero Mario
Jimenez esta en- negociaciones
con la orquesta de Ramon Ra-
mos.
En- ell Circulo Cubano Sc ha-
Via de las orquestas "Madrl2ue-
ra" y Pedro Via. De etc ultimo
vimos I'm telegrama que dice
"Convenido TODD, menos la fe-
cha. 10 que da a entender que
de ponerse de acuerdo sobre ell
'dia la oiremos en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Parity de i%aUitGci6n

La Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano celebrara TN
party en- ell salon alto de la res
petable sociedad Guiana, ell jue-
yes % Dia de dar Gracias.
Los miembros de la seccion
solamente podran repartr las
inVitaciones, tres para cada
uno.
Tocara la orquesta "Santir-
Zo".
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Roma, Nov. 19.-Las banda
ras de resistencia a las sanciol
mes econ6micas orienAdas pof5
la Sociedad de Nacsones, Sc
enarboSaron aver en- TODD ell tn
rritorio italiano, por orden del
Duce. Policfas y tropas custo-
dian a los diplomaticos de los
pafses que han puafto en- vigor
att.r
"a ehbajaia @5ritanica esta
'~protegida por soldados que
usan cascos de acerc. Mussoli-
nj ha ordenado a los goberna-
dores que sea implacable la
resistencia a las sanciones. Ell
Gran Consejo Fascista ha sido
convooado de nuevo para dis
cutir la intensificaci6 del pro-
grama de resistencia.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
SOCIALES
Ell Cabaret de los Aguilas

Ell Cabaret de los AgujloS
de ORC.
Adelantan los prerarativos
para ell Cabaret privado del Cas-
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. 7, de
les Cabaueros del Aguila de ORC
que Sc efectuara Ell dia 80, en- el
palacio de la Novena avenida
Y Gale 16.
Mas de so mesas Sc han VEN
dido va entire loSem~ distingui-
dos elementos de nuestra CO.
lonia.
Tocara una orquesta de pri-
mer orden, que sera c~ontrata-
da en- estos dias.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
CORTE FEDERAL

Oscar R. Hindstroms exasis-
tente cajero del bsfeo Amer
can National, de Winter Ha :
ven, Sc declare aver cuIpable
do tres delitos relacionados
con la ley bancarfa nacional,
Ell juez Alderman orden6 al
inspector Cheney investigue
los antecedentes dele hombre,
'aplazando la sentencia hasta
que ell inspector lie informe. Con
Lindstrom fueron procesados
w. D. Gray, vicepresidentes y
cajero del banco, y William E.
Lee, director general de la
Standard Groves Co.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
SObre las mdtineeS

S0bre las mdtineeS
La Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano tuvo que sus-
pender la matinee bailable del
domingo por falta de asisten-
ties.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Muchas peflnas Sc hagAa

sombrados de este, teniendo en-
cuenta que iba a tocar 'Tria-
non Krasker Jax".
Scbre este ~Assso eN9resamos
nue.tra opinion Y es la siguien-
tie: Es POGO ell pdbliso que asiste
q los bales diurnos. La socie-
dad q. primero empieza la tenn
porada de matinees, es la que Sc
Ileva ell rdblico. Las muchachas
" j6venes hacen sus dates pa,
ra los bales.
Este ano lie tcc6 al Centre
Espanol triunfar en- los bales
ve.gertinos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Tn jgrado declare aver cul-
pable a Jose Albert Washing
ton de operar un alambique
clandestino. No sera sentencia
do hasta que ell Inspector Che
ney investigue.
Fueron sobreseidas las acu-
saciones que Sc hab1an hecho
contra Manuel Rubio, Calvin
Hunter Y Charley Davis.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Nuero edificio.

" tUVIU 10 ICtO.
La Mission PIa, que dirige
nuestro amigo Octavio PIa,
inaugvrara su edificio el pr6xi-
mo jueves, en- la esquina de la
Gale II Y catorce avenida.
Apreciamcs la invitaci6n que
para ell acto nos envia ell Sr. E.
R. Dickinson.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Ell juez Alderman, con per-
misc del Abogado General, ha
cambiado su Residential legal
a Orlando, donde viva GUAM
do fue nombrado en- febrero
de 1929.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

cuando dice que nj eIFgoberna-
dor nj Lac legislature tienen res
ponsabilidad EN- 10 que ahora
.sucede. La legislature de 1885,
que d6minaba ell gobernador,
es la responsible.
Elegobernador Sholtz prone
tic a los candidates la e.
latura, en- una carta d
% de 1884, que dart Cen
tavo de la gasolina y Jas es
cuelas y despues falt6%s9pa-
ilabra. La mayoria de Ds MEM
bros ~querian traspasar Ell cen
.tavo, pero Sc sometieron a los
.deseos del gobernador.
La opinión., 1935-09-22

supe que logr6 salir con bien. A pesar
de clio creo que han de tener estrlc-
ia %vigilancia sobre ell, .pero a pesar
de este no vacilo en- mis- planes, pues
ademas de que estoy SECURE que nun
ca atentaran contra su vida, mi de-
Der es considerar los intereses de la
patria mas altos que los intereses de
familia y que mis- propios afectos.
LIE agradecere c~ontestarme 10 mas
pronto que pueda, d~irigiendome su
carta al senior Hugo Griesemberek,
1907 South Alamo St., San Antonio,
Y dentro un sobre en- blanco, y aun-
que su carta venga sin firma y me
liable en- sentido figurado, compren-
dere perfectamente de 10 que Sc ira
tara.
Digame en- esq carta cuanto cree
La opinión., 1935-09-22

justo, tanto por los meritos de listed
como porque de c~ualquier manera que
sea ST tendra que compartir las per
secuciones en- case desgraciado, y
muy remote, de una derrota.
81 Sc ha de venir que sea cuanto
antes, a fin de que Ell Gobierno no
Sc de aun cuenta de 10 que pasa, pues
aunque va tiene cast la seguridad de
que va a suceder, no sabe exactamen
te cuando nj como. ST sc viene ojala
v pudiese traerse algunos recursos,
tanto de listed como de algunos ami
Cos para disponer de mas elementos
para la adquisicion de m y NUM-
clones; estas las necesitamos sobre
TODD para principiar,. que una vez
p~rincipiando no nos ha de faltar.
Supe de la acusacion de Guatavo y
La opinión., 1935-09-22
CATION.
octubre 80 ID

San Antonio, Tex, octubre 80 do
1910.
Sr. Cation:
Mexico, d. F.
Agreeable amigo:
Recibi su carta en- la cuai me dies
que Sc resuelve a pasar en- esa ca
pital la borrasca.
Insisto en- la conveniencia de que
salga fuera de ALA, pero en- case de
que al fin Sc quede, me parece abb
solutamente n~ecesario que no vaya a
hacer declaraciones en- contra, pues
ESQ 10 perjudicaria a listed altamen-
tie. Guarde silencio Y en- ultimo ca
so es preferable que este unos ounce
dias encerrado o bien oculto fuera de
la capital y no que vaya a cometer
una accion que pueda perjudicar al
tamente su p~ersonalidad politica. FL
jesse listed que esa personalidad debe
cuidarla, no por ambicion personal,
sine por los servicios que puede pres
tar a la patria 81 sigue con la con-
fianza del pueblo Y con ell legitimo
prestigio que tiene por haberle has
ia ahora servido con lealtad.
I'm viaje por estos rumbos de US
ted Y de su hemano, los perjudica-
ria en- sus intereses tanto como que
tengan que ocultarse en- aquella ca
pital o que los reduzcan a prision, y
en- cambio, los servicios que podran
prestar a la Patria seran de mucha
mayor importancia.
Sin otro particular, quedo su ami
go que 10 aprecia y su alto. S. S.
Eco. l. MADERO.
La opinión., 1935-09-22
(MANUSCRITO CON LAPIZ)

Estimado amigo:
Recibi su carta por conducto par
ticular.
Yo me he resuelto a pasar aqui
la tempestad, ell hambre, la miseria,
v quien sabe cuanto mas que nos
venga.
Espero que por ningun motive mi
nombre figurara en- ell proyecto de
listed, porque ESQ bastaria para que
me perjudiquen Y no Sc cuantas CO.
sas mas puedan hacerme.
Al contrario, 81 algo serio pasa, ten
Dire que hacer declaraciones catego-
ricas en- contrario para que Sc me res
pete, pues siento mucho no poder ma
Ger un viaje para lbrarme de perse-
c~uciones.
No opino como listed.
FL principle es 10 primero que de-
be salvarse; despues de salvado ell
principle, formar una junta provisio-
(SigEe en- Ia lea. pdgind)
PAGINA 3
La opinión., 1935-09-22
(MANUSCRITO CON TINTA)

Oct. 22-910.
Sr. On. Francisco I. Madero.
San Antonio.
Estimado amigo:
Aver recibi su carta Ultima y en-
contestacion digo a listed que no me
es possible hacer ell viaJe de que ha-
bla, nj la persona a quien listed Sc
refiere puede hacerlo por sernos abb
s~olutamente impossible.
Bien comprendemos que en- virtud
de las heladas y la pr6xima carestia
de ~crearles en- TODD ell pals, sobre to-
do EN- esta ciudad( en- donde las CO.
sas han de subir de precio de un
modo e~xorbitante, vamos a tener que
sufrir los rigores del hambre tai vez
mas que en- otras parties; pero este
no obstante nos resolvemos a sopor-
tar ell hambre y sus c-onsecuencias en-
ire tanto Gambia la situacion.
T~ratandose de negocios provisio-
males creo que nc Sc necesitan adjun-
tos; asi, pues, creo que Ia persona o
jefe principal no neccsita un susti-
tuto que por ahora hay que suprimir
en- vista de las economics necesarias
en- toda empresa mas o menos suje-
ia a los contratiempos de TODD ne
gocio nuevo.
Noticias: Sc dice por aquf que es-
tan activando su extradicion; otros
que puede ~sucederle 10 que al doctor
Ignacio Martinez. Ash es que tenga
listed mucho cuidado.
Opino que la Compania puede OBJ
tener buenos resultados 81 Sc orga-
MIA bien, supuesto que ell mercado es
p~ropicio para esta clase de industries
por ser nuevas en- ell pals y realmen-
te hacen falta sus productos.
Sabe 10 estima su afmo. amigo x
S. S.
CATION.
La opinión., 1935-09-22

listed que podra t~raerse, a fin de yo
norman por AGA mis- operaciones.
Sin otro particular 10 abraza afec
tuosamente su amigo que mucho 10
quiere y su alto. S. S.
Eco. I. MADERO.
La opinión., 1935-09-22
Por ENRIQUE VALAY
Redactor de los Periodicos Lozano

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The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27
Civil Service examinations

The Uunted States Civil
Service commission has an
nounced open competitive
examinations as follows:
Physiotherapy aide. 81 800
a wear. physiotherapy pupil
aide. S1,440 a year. Optional
subjects for physiotherapy
pupil aide are: Hydrothera-
py. massage. remedial gynm-
astics, and general physio-
therapy.
Senior safety engineer,
$4,000 a year. Division Of
Labor Standards, Depart
ment of Labor.
Full information may be
obtained from the Secretary
of the United States Civil
Service Board Of Examiners
at the poset office or custom
house in any city which has a
post office of the first or the
second class. or from the
United States Civil Service
Commission. Washington d..
c.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27
FLOWER WILL Pc
EXPOSITION FEATURE

Dallas. Texas. Sept. 20
The thorny Sahuaro cactus
the state flower of Arizona,
will be featured in the $780,
900 landscaping plan of the
Texas Centennial Exposition
which opens here next June.
Sections of the exposition
grounds will be handicapped
with trees and flowers which
nave been adopted as en-
blems by the states Of the un-
ion. In the Arizona section
the Sahuaro will predomin-
ate.
Centennial park viii be
made one of the nations
beauty spots with more than
one hundred varieties of ma
tive Texas trees and shrubs
included in the landscaping
plan. The only exception TO
the use of native flora will
be official state flowers and
trees.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27
PEDES IRlANISM Is
NO LONGER A JOKE

The National Bureau of
Casulty and Surety Under
writer's points out that of the
$4,000 fatalities resulting
from automobile accidents
last year. 10000 were ped
estrians.
Two elements of this situ-
alton are important. One is
the statistical truth that by
far the greater number of
pedestrians involved in ac-
cidents are doing things
which they should not do.
The other is that pedes-
trian may be right. but that
doesn't reduce the disadvant-
age at which he will always
be until collision-proof ar :
NOR is invented.
Ironically, the pedestrian
has become standard mater
ial for the jokesmiths and
cartoonists just as the hen
pecked husband or the tax
payer. No doubt We shall
have a new version of the
old wheeze, making it the
pedestrian, not the chicken,
who crosses the road to get
/ to the other side.
Tn premise of many
i Jokes, that the pedestrian is
a persecuted animal, does
not hold good. The pedes-
trian is safe from any auto
mobile if he observes a few
commands:
l. Gross only at intersec-
tions. 2. Cross with the traf-
fic signal whenever there Is
one. 3. Keep children off
the street. 4. On rural high
ways walk to the left facing
oncoming traffic. 5. Avoid
walking from behind park
l ed cars. 6. Look.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ARI-
IONA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF PINAL.

In the Matter of the Estate
of Laura A. Thomasson,
Deceased.
No. 1860
Time fixed by clerk for Hear
ing Probate of Will and
Petition for Letters Testa-
meEtary.
An instrument in writing,
which purports to be the
Last Will of Laura A. Thorn
asson. deceased, having come
into the possession of said
Court, and a petition for pro-
bate thereof, and for the is
suance of letters testamen-
tary to w. A. Thomasson, a
son, having been filed by the
said w. A. Thomasson, who
is a resident Of the County
of Pinal, his post office ad-
dress being Coolidge, Ari-
zona;
NOW, l, T. J. MARKS,
Clerk of said Superior Court,
hereby fix and appoint Tues
day, the 9Th day of October,
1885, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, in the
courtroom of said Court, at
the Court House in the
said County of Pinal at
Florence, Arizona as the
time and place for proving
said Will and for hearing
said petition.
Dated this 17th day of
September, 1885.
T. J. MARKS,
Clerk of said Court
By w. PARSONS,
Deputy Clerk.
Superior Court SeaD
Copy
First publication Sept. 20,
1850
Nast publication, October
A, 1880
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27

considerable. A man 25 who
has never been flat broke
and wha has had to hustle
for his next meal practically
has il 10 learn over.
If you live in a glass house
il will pay you TO carry plate
glass insurance. People are
still carrying rocks and look
ing for a window.
Some folks. especially wo-
men can be insulting and sar-
castle in a very polite and ex-
asperating manner.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27
POTPOURRI

Beware Of exposures"
Il is indecent to expose 9TH
ers at il is TO expose yourself.
Next year will be leap year
but women do not have TO
wait for that. II is just as
easy 10 run down. catch and
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27

hog-tie a man this year as II
will be next.
The great problem in this
matter or taxes and taxation
is how TO make the other fell
low pay.
People under Is don I
know unless fate has kicked
and cuffed them around
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27

when that elevator fell
with you. | suppose all your
sins flashed before your
eyes?
Well, not alive drop
ped only 10 stories. Clip
ped.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-27

Fear of appearing poor is
the greatest bar to becom-
ing rich.-Exchange.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
STOCKS REGISTER
ss%
:. FURTHER GAINS
- Ale
Many New Highs Recorded,
but SeIeCtivity Rules
Active Session.

WHAT STOCKS DID.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. June Is LP,.-The $40 hog
yards, but the quotation was nominal
Today's arrival of 4 900 hogs had !. 500
billed directly to shippers. leaving but 500
fresh hogs for open competition. too small
number to encourage trading,
In general the hog market was de-
Scribed as nominally steady with yester-
days averages. The top figure was quoted
nominaIly for choice medium weights
priced at 9.60al0.0O. Packing sowS were
listed at 7.5Oa8.S5
Omaha reported the market there OPEN
ing steady on better-grade butcher hogs
2O0-260 pounds weight selling at a3Oa35
Slusgishness in beef trade was reflected
In the cattle market here this past week
Good and choice medium weight and
weignty steers dropped 1915 cents under
last week. Yearlings and light steers
=, Prime, steers topped at 1880 during
the week. but the bulk of better-grade
heavies closed at IL 80. down to II 90.
Because of poor prices several loads of
choice beeves were withdrawn from the
open market yesterday. Todays cattle
receipts we're 500 and calves 100.
Sheep. receipts here this past week were
eurtailed as Is customary in June but
Spring lambs lost 1.00a.35 this week
Aged sheep were weak to 25 cents of
The weeks top figure in native Spring
lambs was 1000. but the bulk went at
s;59as e g. and toward the end of the
UnoficiaI estimated live stock receipts
for Monday: Hogs ~ 900: cattle / / 900;
sheep. 1900. Hogs all next week. $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Continued From First Page)
that they had come to regard it as
moribund. Then, with other securi-
ties unattractive from the standpoint
of price, they began to look back over
the quotations of the past. They found
that in 1881, or after there already
had been a sweeping decline in car
rier stocks. II railroad common or
capital shares-Baltimore & Ohio,
Northwestern, Delaware & Hudson,
Lackawanna, Erie, Great Northern,
Illinois Central, Lehigh Valley, North
ern Pacific, New York Central, South
ern Pacific and Southern Railway
had sold at an average Of about IS and
were then available at an average
around II.
mated by the performances OF the past,
they could 20 back to 1929, when these
same stocks were being accumulated
at a range between 40 and 256. Past
Performances" have their advocates
in Wall Street, as well as on the race
tracks. No little buying of stocks
occurs from year to year on what they
may have done at some other time,
rather than on their immediate prom
ises. 1t is a safe assertion that at one
stage or another Of rising market.
every neglected list of securities will
have its day.
(Copyright. 1913 by the North American
Newspaper AllianceD
Evening star., 1935-06-16

last week. Warm weather stimulated
retail sales of merchandise in most
reporting cities.
ATLANTA-Retail trade was quick
ened by weather in the sixth district
and Southern farmers were heartened
by survey which showed that while
rains and late cold weather had re-
tarded growth and paintings of crops.
the general agricultural outlook was
good. Birmingham steel production
slackened with the closing down of a
rail mill.
4. CHICAGO-Several merchants reported
tnat stores were more crowded than At any
tlme IN six weeks. as Summer apparel
Sportlne goods and accessories were moved
SLACK LumbeP HSeme d.mvnS WhS0isssinG remained
were steady.
ST. LoUIs---Retail and wholesale activ-
ny IN tne eighth reserve district were slug
elSh OWING to heavy rains and uncertain
and cotton planting has been tHIs deIaved Snd snd
shine are essential If anything like nor
I'm MINNEAPoLIs- " favorable
most Of the ninth area. Slow general i'm
provement is reported in building trades
KANSAS CITY-BusinesS swung upward
IN the tenth area after a dull May. re-
tarded by bad weather. Retail sales
reached seasonal peak and whoiesaIins
was reported better than a year ago I'm
plement distributors said manufacturers
were behind on orders and hardware
houses reported heavy sales
DALLAS-Texas Department Of Agricul-
lure reported that May weather favored
Texas farm crops a whole Some losses
OF acreage are reported because OF 100
much rain. but the Western part needs
more.
SAN FRANCTSCo-Pscific Coast busl-
ness showed resistance to the seasonal
decline. Retail trade continued we'll above
a year ago. and Washington lumber busi-
tion was still curtailed by the strike which
has diverted some business to British CO.
lumbia. 1ntercoastal trade was good The
GASOLINE market was still weak Factory
employment was above last year. although
slackening in canninKS.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Virginia Wheat
Brings More Than
Northwest Grain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June 15.-Vir-
ginia wheat has been selling for 20
to as cents more a bushel than the
grain from the Northwestern States
because Virginia farmers do not Pro-
duce enough for home consumption,
and the price, therefore, is the cost Of
Western wheat plus freight, storage
and other charges, Henry Taylor,
Federal-State agricultural statistician,
said today.
Only during the Summer months,
when many small producers without
facilities for holding their wheat are
selling, does the Virginia price drop
to the Western level, he pointed out.
On December l wheat in Virginia
was bringing SO cents, while the price
in Oregon was ~ and that in Wash
ington State 73. On May Is the price
was u in Oregon and rs in Washing
ton State and the Virginia quotation
was go.