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SALE-FARMS.


GENTLEMENS ESTATE-MODERN 10-R.
brick h.. W. !. b., fur, near Hwy. 176 a.
100 a. meadow, 10 a. orchard; barn 70x
100; valued at 100000 quick sale, S15,-
900. Third bal. suit; bargain. POI a.
stock, poultry and timber farm, watered,
= r. h.. b. 4Ox50 IT.; 81 500 down; farm
loan assumed go a. fruit and poultry
y down. 5S a. stock, orchard and poultry
farm, new u r. h.; S4.500; 81 800 down,
loan assumed WOODSTOCK FARM
AGENCY, Woodstock. Va.
72 Acres, Brick House and
Fine stream; almost level fields. wood
and fruit, good broom brick -and-frame
y s5Oi ,y,tTns terms = arranged m Pg' sT 30 Ig pig
AGENCY. I427-N Land Title Bldg. Phila
delphia. Pa.
Chester Co., Pa, Farm.
30 acres on improved road; rich black
soil. fruit. springs and creek; good stone
new poultry, house for 500 birds: electric
cataloe FREE sTRouT AGENcY,
l427-N Land Title Bldg. Phila.. Pa
COLONIAL HOME.
Pine oaks" on colesville pike. 1e
two, baths. lavatory on first. floor; steam
heat, laundry, automatic electric water
system, four-room tenant house large
barn with water and light and tWo-car
garage chicken and hog houses. apple
orchard; on 10 acres of beautiful land;
JAMES A. WHARTON. Ednor, Md.
Phone Ashland IN
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
TAKOMA PARK.
DonAH CDI nNTAT pApGATN

TAKOMA PARK.
7-ROOM COLONIAL BARGAIN.
$4,000 for house originally designed to
sell for $1,000. Four beautiful rooms
with oak floors. first floor. Fireplace. 3
bed rooms and tiled bath. second floor;
Full basement with laundry. toilet and
shower: maids room: large shady lot; on
House would rent for $40 per month
Monthly payments much less. Phone
Georgia 1901
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.


FORD H dump. A B. Mack, G. NJ. C., d
Cyl, Autocar: tires, panel crane. truchs.
2126 gath pl. ne. l9'
COAL BODY. .;-ton capacity. with hand
hoist. sos; stake body. 157-inch W. b..
good shape. sos. S. j. Meeks' Son. 622
G st. NV
SALE OR EXCHANGE-One-ton furniture
van for 2-door sedan. Phone C. E. Phillips,
Met. 1035. 426 3rd st. NV.
AUTOCAR truck. in good mechanical con-
problem Liberal trade and terms; Capitol
Phone Lincoln O3O3
CHEVROLET 1888 stake-body truck: very
low mileage and in excellent condition in
every way only S335; terms and trade
At the reconditioning plant. Capitol Mo-
tors. Inc 1872 Pa. ave. Sc.
CHEVROLET 1882 11a-ton stake body; ex-
cellent condition in every way. Inspect
today. Only S3l5 terms Walsh Motors,
Ford Dealers. 5000 Georgia ave.
TRUCKsl TRUCKS! TRUCKS!
1888 Chevrolet Stake e--------S325
1888 Chevrolet Panel -------- 375
1881 Chevrolet Stake ------------ 235
1890 Chevrolet C. C.----------- 145
133U Eord Panel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 139
1885 New Ford Panel -----S100 Discount
1924 1924 Ford Sedan Delivery ---------sd45
chevroiet Huckster Truck -------- "a
CAPITOL MOTORS INC.
Lincoln 0303. 1922 Penna Ave. Sc.
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wANTED-INvEsT. PROPERTY.

wANTED-FLATs. APT. HOUSE OR
size. terms. Address Hox 121-s. Star once,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRADE ORLANDO AND TAMPA BUNGA-
LOWS FOR y. c. OR NRBY r. E w B
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

A NEW TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT NEAR
Eastern High School. SPLENDID investment.
eh1h ebahs Na; sla1i THOMAS NATIONAL $500 OR
VALUABLE CORNER. 3 BRICK HOUSES.
good for investment or speculation, DINO
WITT CO, INC. 1919 F. National 4579. .
FOUR-AP1. HOUSE. LARGE LOT; ROOM
Also 2-apt. beach house. Shepherd 21l6-J.
2943 MACOMB ST, $500 CASH, 263
Park ave. Takoma. $500 cash. 1924 Park
I'd, 5-fam. apt. $1,000. Met 1900.
aes1ea as HRGK spfs On for wRE ss AxE NOW
good investmsnt; must sell. Address Box
9B-R. Star office.
u GOOD INVESTMENTS WITH FUTURE.
Special Low Price for Quick Sale.
l. Zoned Industrial on 18th ST.. Sc.
TTet 69ss erifk hxtTs store ,ot rss
Renting for $1,000 year, No repair.
2nd COM, 210xl47 to Sth st.--Sl6 800
8. NJ l4th mn "a ,1sn com; renting Sl;9GS soa
4. Downtown modern lfirep5oof br. gar.
E.,1a story ,of about snxsa s9xs3 ow Eeystor nrse
5. on Jackson st.. near Union Station.
Now Nov used ,eds for parking Brick house hase
an, and 1fes 5s's p MsfsH. ss,s'O 1Nca- -sss
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS
New buildings. 81 1850. Rented to show
16tc on gross sale price. Also nearly new
lldIS NJ NlU,tDU, IcHtcu db FlfU HioulI. nh
latest type: dinettes. gas heat; etc other
Seni-detached fats, NV, at Sl3,15O and
up Call National 6239 address Box
437-R Star office.
4-FAMILY APT. NORTHWEST LOCATION.
Just completed and rented; very low price.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
No Brokers. Phone Emerson 5744.
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING ON A
fine. wide street-withn walking distance
of Govt. Departments. Rents approXi-
mately $4,000 per year. Can be sold on
reasonable cash payment. balance in one
trust. Price. So. 300.
We have a two-famly apartment In a
fine northwest location. priced far below
its real value. This is truly a bargain.
THoS. j.. FISHER g. CO. INC.
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AMERICAN BUILDING. 1917 F ST.
Suite - rooms SOS 90
LOEW BUILDING. ITO P ST.
Single rooms --SoO 90
WOOLWORTH BUILDING 1901 F ST
Large room. 24x32 feet $50 90
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
.s.ssA 1906 H ST. NV. National 3345.
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RENT-GARAGES

TI0 o ST.-25x100 FEEL. FIREPRoOP--
steam heat; opposite st. Market. viii
repair and alter.
BRICK GARAGE. HOLDS A CARS IN
rear OF Sl5 n. Capitol ST. Key at s3I
N Capitol.
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!

Cash IN , MINUTES!
If car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for,
will pay off balance and give you
CASH difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RENT-FOUR OR .FIVE-ROOM UNFUR
bungalow. in nearby suburbs. available
Dec. l; adults. Phone North 7265-W.
SMALL PLACE IN PRINCE GEORGE CO.
preferably near Hyatts.; give details first
letter. P. o. Box A. Lewistown. Md.
IN SILVER SPRING OR TAKOMA. Md
6-room house or apartment, not over S45
monthly. Call Silver Spring 36-J.
WANTED. DECEMBER l. FOR SIX
months, radius Is miles Washington. at
reasonable rental furnished or unfurnished
country or suburban home with minimum
four bed rooms. two baths; describe fully.
stating rental desired. Address Box 400-R.
Star office.
WANT TO LEASE, WITH OPTION TO BUY.
small modern home in Virginia, with
enough ground for small poultry yard. Ad-
dress Box 44l-R. Star ofnce. IL
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN BUNGALOW.
no mortgage. balance cash. for house OF 3
bed rooms. Lvon Village section preferred.
Address P. O. Box 4S6l. Clarendon. Va.
DESIRE TO RENT FURNISHED. SMALL
cottage, deep in woods nearby Md or Va
Must have cOnvenienceS; long lease. Ad-
dress Box 115-R, Star office.
HOUSES. LARGE OR SMALL: ACREAGE
OR LOTS TO SELL IN ARLINGTON AND
FAIRFAX COUNTIES, VA
Over % years experience in nearby Va.
real estate Perhaps it would be TO your
advantage to list nearby Va. property for
sale with US No sale. no charge. WALTER
O,HARA & SONS. LEE BLVD AND SO.
ABINGDON ST. BANCROFT. VA. PHONE
WALNUT $3.50
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

/ ACRE, BROOM BUNGALOW. GARAGE
and hen house on highway; electricity.
Sale price. $3.50; S25 month. includes
interest. taxes and fire insurance; by
owner. JAMES S. BRADY. High Bridge.
Md. Phone Bowie AIM.
t. ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MODERN: IA
acres in suburbs on highway and trolley
line; available Dec. /; Rent $3.50. Call
Adams 5933 H. KADAN
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SALE-USED TIRES.
SEE OUR VATJTESI

In good used tires; heavy tread for pas
Senger SO r. and tn truck. All have been traded in
BEN HUNDLEY,
BAG 14th NV. 621 PA. AVE NV.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA..
Modern bungalow, rooms, bath, garage;
half block bus line; high elevation; in
midst beautiful trees; rental. S55. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 3465. .
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SALE-MOTOR CYCIES

MOTOR CYCLE. 1882. with side car Tn9-
gage carrier and tandem seat; always
haa the best cerei has = new tires and
new rings, wrlSt pins valves ground
paint LOOKS and runs like new. Cali sun
day. Shepherd 2l35, ask for Mr. Dummy.
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PROCURED
FINANCE SERVICE, INC,
a3a n. Y. ave NV. Natl. $500. 3sn5
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO. 903 n Y AVE NV
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE BY OWNER, BEAUTIFUL
home in Jefferson Park. Va.-Seyen rooms,
two baths, built-in garage; Is minutes
from center of city; great bargain; So 500
less than cost. Address Box 363-R, Star
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SALE-AuT0MnRuES

AUBURN 1893 brougham; very sporty and
snappy car that IN the pink OF mechan1-
cal condition. fine rubber and Spotless m
terror. A low price at S365. Stanley II.
HoTner,, Inc, 1lII 18th ST. NV. Phone
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GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT,

Corner on main, artery; contains a drug
store chain store and 4 apts.: tenants
approximately $1,000 per yr: can be
bought on terms With as low at 81 600
cash; price very low for this hieh-clasS
investment, showing large safe return on
cash required: enhancement in value as
Sured Call MR.. DREW. Met ,Ss1. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON 205 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Excess Reserves
Rise 81 Millions
To Another Peak
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An increase of S91, 900 900 in men,
Der bank reserve balances, bringing the
total of excess" reserves to a new
high peak of approximately $2,3O0,-
100000 was disclosed by the weekly
condition statement Of the Federal
Reserve Banks covering the period
ended February 6.
Excess reserves are that portion over
and above member bank balances
which are required to be kept on de-
post with the regional institutions.
The statement disclosed a further
gain of S34,000,000 in monetary gold
stocks in the country, bringing the
total to S9,421 900 900, while circula-
ton rose S49,O00,OO0 during the week
to a total of 5,407 ,000,0 600.
The daily average volume Of Federal
Reserve Bank credit outstanding dur
ing the week ended February 6, as
reported by the Federal Reserve Banks,
was s2,463 100000. a decrease OF
S3,00O,000 compared with the preced-
ing week and of S1530OO,O00 COM
pared with the corresponding week
in 1884.
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U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Reported by Chas D. Barney & Co..

CHICAGO. February P-Potatoes.
66; on track. 4S9 total q. S. shipments
supplies liberal; demand and trading slow
Wisconsin Round Whites. U. S No l.
2a1 .; hne quality. so; Idaho Russets.
1.32i2.
~ Butter. 443s: firm. Creamery. specials
W score, 36i2a37; extras (92i. 30;
800. "a 2a35: seconds tS6-S1. 33iaa34;
38taadards go. centralized carlotsI. :35a4
Butter sales, car standards :}534 Eggs
2.121: firm. Extra firsts. :52a33i5: fresh
graded firsts,. cars. 32a;{2ia; current re-
celpts, 81. No egg sales.
Poultry. live. 10 trucks: steady Hens
J.; Leghorn hers I3l2: Rock broilerS
22a@3 y; colored. %; Rock Springs. 20;
colorcd. 1872 Leehorn. 14l2; roosters. IA
hen turkeys. Fl: young toms 10: old
16: No. >. IA; ducks. Az pounds IN
20a2i; small. is; geese. Is: capons. g.
pGundS. %.
Dressed turkeys steady; prices un-
changed
Evening star., 1935-02-08
SECONDARY BONDS
IMPROVE FURTHER
Turnover Is Much Heavier.
Federal Issues Also
Stage Advance.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, February 8.-The
bond market continued to show mod
crate improvement today and the
turnover was much heavier than in
recent dull sessions.
Indirect obligations of the United
States Government advanced as much
as Is of a point and most of the
Treasury issues were in demand at
slightly higher levels. While high
grade corporate bonds were not as
active as priced issues, prices
were well maintained in most al
groups.
Trading activity was concentrated
in railroad and utility loans of the
secondary type and with few eXcep-
tions gains ranging from minor frac-
tions to a point were well distributed
Baltimore & Ohio 4 IS were q of
point higher at 1914. Great Northern
412s sold l point higher at 77l4 and
Southern Railway As were q higher
at Sc.
Other attracting buyers at higher
levels included obligations OF the St
LouiS-San Francisco, New York Gen.
tral, Erie and ST. Paul
The higher trend was not quite
so uniform in industrials and utili-
ties, although gains outnumbered
losses. International Telephone 5s
were in active demand and gained
nearly a point before profit taking
or increased offerings shaded the
advance. Western Union SIS and Pa
ciflc Gas 5s each gained around Z
Columbia Gas & Electric lost IA
points at 1884 and American & For
eign Power IS sold point lower at
$751;.
Chile Copper SIS advanced a fan
point to 80 and smaller gains oc-
CURED in American Smelling IS.
United Drug IS and Armour A. 2s.
Youngstown Sheet g. Tube IS lost
a minor fraction.
The foreign section was quiet and
mostly unchanged except in German
bonds, where slight gains were made
by the IS and Dawes rs.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
FREIGHT LOAD|NGS
GAIN 42,@ CARS
Total Above Corresponding
Weeks in 1884 and 1893,
Association Reports.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Association Of American Rail-
roads announced today that load
ings Of revenue freight for the week
ended February we're 598 164 cars,
an increase of 1896 over the pre-
ceding week 32,763 above the cor
responding week in 1884 and l12, los
above 1888.
This was the first week this year
that loadings have exceeded both
1893 and 1884 The totals for the
year to date showed 2769.635 cars
loaded against 2,743, ,462 last year and
2,4l0,267 in 1888
Miscellaneous freight loaded during
the week ended February 2 totalled
2l07l8 cars, an increase Of 2l,270
above the preceding week, 2O922
above 1884 and 57053 above 1898.
Less than carlOt merchandise to-
tailed l54,366 cars, an increase of
1873 above the preceding week but
decreases of 1924 below 1884 and L.
596 below 1888
Coal totalIed 155.434 cars. an in
crease of 1881 over the preceding
week. 20.786 above 1884 and 48 052
above 1888
Grain and grain products totalled
25,959. an increase Of 1856 over the
preceding week but 5 402 below 1884.
1t was an increase of ABS above 1888.
In the Western districts loading to-
tailed 1926 cars, a decrease of &
767 from last year Live stock
amounted to 14,147 cars. an increase
of 338 over the preceding week but
a decrease Of 1890 from 1884 and
1890 below 1888 In the Western
districts lOadings totalled l0.779 cars,
a decrease Of ,403 from last year.
Forest products amounted to "a
36l cars. an increase of 6439 above
the preceding week. Ais above 1894
and 9,911 above 1888.
Ore totalled 3,446 cars. an increase
of S63 above the preceding week. 975
above 1884 and POPS above 1888.
Coke totalled 9.733 cars. an increase
Of sol above the preceding week. I'll
above 1884 and AHA above 1888.
Increases were noted in all districts
OF the country with the exception Of
the Southern, which showed a small
decrease as compared with the same
week in 1884, while all districts re-
ported increases over 1888.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
WOOL BEATS TIME
ON BOSTON MARKET
Manufacturers Refuse to Buy Be-
y0nd Immediate Needs Be-
cause of Uncertainties.
Rv the Associated Press


BOSTON, February 8-The Com
mercial bulletin will say tomorrow:
The market for wool continues to
drag. Uncertainties, chiefly of a
political nature, hang like a pail over
the market and manufacturers refuse
to augment their inventories beyond
what they need for actual contract
commitments Sales total less than
half normal average business for the
country as a whole
The manufacturing position is
hardly changed for the week. The
natural pause which comes at this
time is accentuated the more by
political considerations
London closed firmly on the new
lower level established last week.
Australia. also, is steady at about
parity Offerings in all foreign mar
ketS, however, are restricted in size.
Little new is heard from the West,
where the wool movement is at low
ebb. Mohair is quier and unchanged -
Evening star., 1935-02-08
LUMBER OUTPUT
AT HIGHER LEVELS
Shipments Also Gain in Week
but New Business Shows
Slight Recession.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Sawmill reports to the Nationa
Lumber Manufacturers Association TO-
day showed an upward trend Of pro.
duction and shipments. but a Sigh
decline in orders for the week ending
February >, as compared with tht
previous week
Seports for the week from .O43 mill
gave production at l38,597,000 feet
shipments, 18O.082, 900 feet, and orders
184.087.000 feet.
Revised figures for the previous weeE
from 1908 mills gave production Of
l30,ll5.000 feet, shipments. 52545, ,00C
feet and orders, I89 100000 feet.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
MORE SUGAR USED IN 1884.

NEW YORK, February 8 (P,.-Beet
sugar consumption in the United
States during December amounted to
84.a34 long tons. raw sugar value. ac-
cording to B. w. Dyer & Co.. sugar
brokers. This is a decrease of %. 1873
TONS compared with December. 1888
Consumption for the year 1884 was
1.395.661 tons. an increase of 1913
tons over 1898.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
U. S. TREASURY POSITION,
By the Associated Press

The position OF the Treasury on Feb
ruary q was, Receipts for February Is
S!'2 - 090. o. expenditures. S96. 6!.-
630 .: net balance. - .!:},i Is : tj:}5- q /
customs receipts for the month. - -
81 5S.
Receipts for the fiscal year since July
u. s. y, $50 500 On. expenditures, - =
40 4gS.g55.53 including S",I46.3l2.-
of expenditures. S2.0i1 539 l5541. gold
assets. s. 43l 1872 Oboe
Receipts for February s. 1894 (com-
parable date last YEAR. S14 4 80 O.iS :}3
expenditures. S@".290.9SS. So: net balance
- @77;I. 56641s 90: customs receipts Tor
the month -. So .3IG 81: receipts for the
lures. 81 124 IS4.451 80 Gncludlng So
020 9S4 .354 .03 Of emergency eXpend!-
turesl. excess of recelpts. SS}4 $50
Evening star., 1935-02-08
MONEY IN CIRCULATION
GAINS AFTER DECLINE
BY the Associated Press.

Seasonal influences are operating
to expand the amount of money in
circulation, following a sharp decline
in recent weeks. The latest Federal
Reserve weekly statement shows an
increase of $40. 100000 in circulation,
making the total for the past two
weeks 100000 900.
Comparative figures of total circu-
latiOn follow:
Week ended February S5.4o7 0oO. .OOn
Previous week .....,. 5.i6S uOO. .UGO
Same week last year. 80. 5.3l7.0uU. 900
Evening star., 1935-02-08

Kress IS. h & Co.-January sales
were of 6.8 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-02-08

Rhein Ruhr IS ST..
Rhinelbe Un Is 49,.
Rhine W El P 6s 81.
Rio Or do Sui 6s'68
June cou off,
Rio CIR do Sui rs Sc
May cou off.
Rome 6hs 50.
Rumanta Is SO
Aug coupon on. 80.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
ARMOUR WILL BUILD
100000 BEEF PLANT
Rx the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, February 8.-Bids for
construction of $1,0O0,000- beef
house, which when completed viii
give Chicago the largest cattle slaugh-
tering and dressing facilities in the
United States. were asked today by
Armour & Co.. meat packers. The
site of the new building is near the
Union Stock Yards.
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Potomac Electric &c pfd-5 at ll114.
Woodward g. Lothrop com.-l0 at 30.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric 6s 1851 900 at
llols, $500 al l1O, $1,000 at lIO,
$1,000 at ITO.
Lanston Monotype-12 at so.
Capital Traction 5s-s1 900 at "a $500
at "a, $500 az ga, $500 at "a
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at &c. 1870
at 30
Evening star., 1935-02-08
Green Beans Steady.
cpErN pEANS ono Florida


GREEN BEANS-One Florida arrived
express exp t'' receipts light; supplies liEht; de-
mand moderate; market steady. Florida "a
bUshel hampers green. fiat type. Qua
90; fair condition, 3 90.
EGGPLANT = Supplies light: demand
light, market STEADY tea4o Florida li2-
soUAsH@ supplies very Lsht: desn1aIndi
limited; market steady, Florida no 6ushel
hampers white wrapped. 4.00a5 90
PEPPERS Supplies very light. demand
limited; market steady Cuba. 1ia-oushel
'f1STS 1oKRhWSupplies ShtS5: plies light: demand linn
tied market steady, Cuba 6-baSket
CUCUMBERs- Supplies light: demand
slow: market dull. Cuba. hushel crates
RSMAISEI suPBHes on -+iY.,9 the mar6et 6n.
broken car on track. supplies light. de
mand light: market SliEhtly STRONGER.
Crates: California; 3,95; Texas. best
KAIE2 Supplies moderate; demand
slow: market weak Virginia buShel oas-
cSoiIARDs- Supplies p0asrpts; pssrP E: ..s5s ds:
Virginia SO: South CaroIina. 60a6?.
RHUBARB- Supplies moderate; demand
e'tS8itff CaUI1PTow FLOWER No carlot arrivals;
dyeTted tgo O9ks1 sDpes and ohe
demand light: market steady. California
CARROTSGNo carlot arrivals: one bro
ken and enc unbroken cars on track; TACK
California. Western lettuce crates. ,3,23a
$50: New York. 45-pound sacks. 75 bushel
va BETS Texas. Texas i crates. ordinary con-
dition. i 5Ua175: practically no supplies
of good stock on the market.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS-California. drums.
TURNIPs- Ps-Pennsylvania. bushel baskets.
5Oa75: Canada. 45-pcund sacks. ruta-
LANDCREss- Virginia, bushel baskets.
-AvoCADos-Boxcs. GOAL e5; few high
as 50: California. .15a2.00 ..,.
GES-TWo California arrived:
two broken and six unbroken cars on
track Florida. boxes. Nc. l. 2.35a3-5O;
No . 2OOa2 Is. as to size; truck re-
ceipts sacks 1.O0aI."5; bushel hampers.
90aI.25
GRAPEFRUIT-tone Florida arr arrived; a.
one broken and four unbroken cars on
track. Florida, boxes. No: / asa 50;
ceipts sacks 65a1 90; buShel hampers.
6Oal. %: mostly 72a1 90:
PEARS-No carlot arrivals; one un-
broken car on track.
ONION SETS-No carlot arrivals; one
hrokpp IN track
Evening star., 1935-02-08
l. CL Fxnress Arrivals.

FLORIDA, "a crates avocados. 32 crates
kets i;i.s'' squash. sIO bushel hampers green
mushrooms: Maryland. 145 3-pound has-
kets mushrooms; Michigan, "a 55-pound
cartons rhubarb; Virginia. 5 barrels water
crt IS: mixed vegetables. 81 crates, unknown
origin.
Evening star., 1935-02-08

VET III IA . WITT IUI'k IUI IUI
Wheel Stl Az '53., g3l. 927s 93
Wheel ST. II '4s A. 1O2a. 1OIsS 1929
W Sp Stl 1st rs IS CT. 90. 92. g.,
Wilson&co LIST IS Al 1O9l. lO9I. 1Oe1,
Wis c & D ter 1886. O., ga GA
Youngtn SGT 5s'7oR. 90 92tA %
Youngtn SGT 5s'78A g27s y2S. g21s
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helm Guests of Physi.
cist in Neu Mexico.
BY the Associated Press.

ROSWELL. N. Mex, September %
"A scientist who seeks elusive weather
data from the upper air, aided by a
l2-foot rocket. was host to two Of
aviation's leaders here today.
DR.. r. H. Goddard, Clark University
physicist, had Col. Charles A. Lind
bergh and Harry F. Guggenheim as
his guests at the scene Of his intrigu-
ing experiments
Guggenheim Is president of the
Daniel Guggenheim Foundation fol
the Promotion Of Aeronautics, which
provided the funds with which DR..
Goddard began his work. Col. Lind
bergh Is q director.
The presence of the two led to spec
ulation whether DR.. Goddard will be
granted new funds for his task. His
original grant, which began Just a
year ago. expires this month.
He has sent his strange craft aloft
several times from a 60-foot tower in
the lonely Southeastern New Mexico
plains, but has made no announce
ment of results.
1t was understood DR.. Goddard has
been experimenting largely with sta
bilizers to help guide the rocket,
which would house delicate instru-
ments for recording conditions 40 or
more miles above the earth.
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