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RIVERS AND HARBORS
maintenance APPROVED
Secretary Woodring 1ndorses
$25, 1851, ,23O for Several
Hundred Projects.

By the Associated Press.
The War Department announced
today that Secretary Woodring had
approved s25,95l,320 in annual main
tenance allotments for several hun
dred rivers and harbors projects
throughout the country
The funds were provided in the
annual War Department non-mili-
tary supply bill.
The allotments involve no new
projects. They are upkeep of those
already in operation.
The largest single allotment was
s2,21s,47O for lock and dam con-
struction on the Ohio River. A sep
arate allotment of $l,009,530 was
made for "open-channel work on the
same stream"
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JACKSON DEFENDS
TAX CASE ADVICE
Declares He Followed PreCe-
dent in Replying to Mrs.
Rooseve|t's Query.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
At request OF President and
Treasury Department, Congress
held open hearings te,p ueeks ago
on deuces used for auoidance OF
lnd,Wdual income tdres.
At that time, Representative Fish
OF NeU York accused Rooseret
family OF using same demces, al
though making no claim OF Illegal
tty. Robert Jackson, notD in Justice
but formerly in Treasury Depart
ment, publicly disclosed that he
had adused Mrs. Roosevelt on her
tar liability.
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Macarthur. Next night the one and
only original H. Macarthur strolled
into a restaurant for dinner. When
he opened the menu, pasted inside was
his namesake's picture. clipped from
the paper.
In few minutes somebody waltzed
up and put saucer of milk on the
table.
Mr.. MacA. has been around to us
wailing about this persecution. All
we have to say is, milk is good for you.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

Bunches Of bananas were blown
from trees and damaged during recent
storms In Panama.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
MORNING-GLORY,


(1NCE We are turning this into a pet
column for the day, We might
mention Mr.. x who lives down in
Maryland. Mr.. KS family were Eng
lish. So is he. He and his father
had ideas about breeding horses, rae
ing horses. They tried it and they
never made any money.
When Mr.. X came to America he
said "Phooey' English spelling} to
horses. He decided to back something
that was sure thing. Somehow he
found out about a place where man
raised racing turtles. Mr.. x went
down to the turtle farm and picked
out a turtle that was fast like
rabbit. This turtle beat all the others
every day in the time trials. Then
the whole lot went of to the races.
Mr.. x had his good thing all
marked. He bet on it. The first day
the turtle lost. The second day the
turtle lost. They tried it out in the
time trials. 1t still was best. The
third day 1t ran In a race and lost.
Mr.. x quit the turtle game and
took up raising dogs.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
CRUISER AT RED PORT

Augusta Arrives at Vladivostok
on Courtesy Visit.
The Navy announced today the
cruiser Augusta, flagship of the Asiatic
Fleet. arrived at Vladivostok today
for a courtesy visit to Soviet Russia s
Far Eastern port.
The cruiser Is the first American
naval ship to call at a Soviet port
since the Bolshevik revolution.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

CAT WALK-ON.
CATERWAUL,

RUSINESS Of having a cat named
after you is no light and airy
matter, incidentally. as our Mr.. Mac
Arthur is beginning to discover. Last
Sunday there was rotogravure pic
ture in the paper Of the feline II.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
Of Interesting Events
and Things.
CAT WALK.
CAT WALK.
THE man who told this yarn said
1t had created In him state
| OF polite uncertainty and

has no such effete name, but we will
not Withhold what may be art, or some
thing.
A lady out in Bethesda is telling q
story about her pet chickens and cats,
which live together in harmony OF ray
serene. Did, that is, until matters
were complicated by the arrival Of a
platoon Of kittens. One OF these
youngsters started right OF by taking
Evening star., 1937-07-28
FORCES At MADRID
IN ARTILLERY DUEL
Opposing Armies, Exhaust:
ed by Recent Struggle, Dig
In for New Thrusts.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Successful tnsurgent drive In
Northern Spain has been tollo,Ued
By furious Loyalists offensive against
forces OF Gen. Franco about Madrid.
In campaign OF last peek ooU-
ernn1ent forces haze managed to
regain some OF positions taken
earlier BY insurgents.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

MRS. FLORENCE JACKSON.
When NeU York police told
Mrs. Martin that her husband
had admitted strangHng Mrs.
Jackson, she said she knelU of
her husbands affair and had
feared "something dreadful"
7Uould happen. Mrs. Martin
left her husband, Stanley A.,
1r. because OF his friendship
NTH Mrs. Jackson. Mrs.
Jackson, mother of t1Uo chill
dre7l, is sho1Dn holding one of
them. Police quoted Martin
as saying she had asked to be
killed because OF their affair.
-Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

more interest in the chickens than ir
its own family. Would scramble around
among the hens all day long, and at
last, when it was big enough to climb
began trying to 90 to roost with them
at night.
Kitten would climb up on the roost-
ing pole and try to balance on -four
feet. This failing, it would then at
tempt to hang on by digging in with
the foreclaws. That was also no sale
so finally the puss joined the rest of
the family, sleeping in an abandoned
bushel basket. It's detected as heck
however, and probably will have a
nervous breakdown if 1t hasn't learned
to cackle by the end of the week.
CAT WALK-ON.
Theatrical note: With the true
instincts OF critic, the cat named
Harry Macarthur out at Roadside
Theater Walked on the stage the
opening night OF TN Mtzsoura"
and nigh onto wrecked beautiful
scene. Just sat there in the mid
die OF the stage and olared at the
audience.
What Wds that crack about
nhdts IN q name, Mr.. Shakes
peure'
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Met 1776. Even. and Sun. shep. 4517.
sl1.6ooII R I CHEVY CHASE
s.esu:s Of 4: s:s s}S Iesssies; II i
ea Di.n say vns ssom
wide. fireplace, double French doors
porch. dining room. kitchen. pantry.
sesrsat9an No. ROOM oil euInsr. gsTaas
6ed and bath An extss th9e
foor room that is not the usual attic
space. The lot is attractively land
snd Rock wy: sarden ne tSem pr aGs Ss:
}S.3s5 : 4: NJ AsP ::o,
IA 81: lass; ssSsssa s ss,te e1g
Sat fa P 20 nesni Ssa h 5eon etc.,
maids bath in basement Present oc-
cupant receives $3.50 per month from
quarters An e3cel lie as v. Iwn e at
ST. s s n0af y Yl9 1HAss. 4p.,
eenter.hsR Brick ho ' ' located IN :
Gsa:s Sas to
Sac Derch ei heat a iei Iel1 ins5s
@ty Dape 'f' and p.loehisi 0' sch R5o
churches. shopping and transporta-
ton. Beautifully handicapped lot and
delightful view al around. Investigate
20 2; 4S%S OLD GEORGE
Located on 31st st., near the famous
estate "Dumbarton Oaks" an impos-
Ing 3-story residence that affords dig
nifty and quietude: 6 well-lishted, spa
cious bed rooms, IN baths. 2 open
hreplaces. laundry. and maids facili-
ties. oil heat. A delightful old home.
thoroughly renovi1ed. with an in.
triguing atmosphere. reminiscent Of
earlier days. For particulars, call
THOMAS J. FISHER h CO., INC. .,
73S 16th Dt. NV. District $3.50.
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INSPECT SUNDAY,

INSPECT SUNDAY.
800 VAN BUREN, ST. NV.
Beautiful Detached Homes.
Eight large, light rooms Is bed rooms) i.
insulated attic. furred walls hot-watsr
heat. electric refrigerator. garage and AL
the latest improvements.
Open and Lighted Until $50 PM.
Drive Out and Look Them Over.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
1418 H st. NV. District 1877.
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BY OWNER

524 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
rooms baths. 3 porches. knotty pine
recreation room. cedar closets. copper
screens. brick garage. 2Oxl4O lot. I viii
sell this beautiful home. which is practi-
cally new. at a sacrifice price.
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9503 COL. BLVD,

PICTURESQUE Groom English home. with
sun parlor. on choicest lot in beautiful
M snptIn Hills terraced lawns and
sUPER-VALUE at SO. $50. A real home for
refned people.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.,
64O3 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring Shep @129
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MRS. JACK HAYES,

ST 900 CASH-$40 PER MO.
are the special terms upon which you can
buy this Branwill Park brick home.
Five llyable rooms. modern bath and kitch-
| en- all In perfect condition. Handy to
schools and transportation. Call 6hep
45l7 and make an appointment to inspect
this home.
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3. r. SAUL w.,
National 21oO. 925 18th st. NV.
Georgetown Near Western High.
1929 35th ST. NV.
alton room, automatic heat and refrlger-
'f'''''"t OPEN en- FOR INSPECTION.
1924 ,4t WA 81 ~ = JAMES I District ss47
3648 PARK PLACE NV.
Near Soldiers Home-six rooms. bath,
glassed sleeping porch. two other porches'
WALTER A. BROWN,
1913 Eye st. NV. National 1862.
SUITABLE FOR ROOMING HOUSE.
1920 9th st. n.w-15 rooms ! baths.
steam nsfs HeEI2 deGeTa,ed S1Hs month
washington BLDG. lAAloN. District e4ss.
GEORGETOWN.
..a 1e:r porch Rsds ons 81
Georgetown's incest locations.
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1853 Wis. Ave NV West O513-O514.
BURLEITH.
electric refrigeration; garage; newly deco.
F.tea throushout; awnings. IDEAL choice
J. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1853 wis. Ave. NV West O513-0514.
1923 EAMES PL. NE.
sea rooms ssrs snd ss94tsh; fs a.H s:
'ef sH fHHSsR15Ss'' & lucHs CO..
1908 H St. NV. Natl. 2345.
BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
liehtful community now available;
rooms and bath. some with porches:
garage: refrigeration: SO up.
1908 II St. NV National ea45.
PETWORTH; SEMI-DETACHED.
Attractive tapestry brick home. containing
rooms. Enclosed porches finished room
ana lavatory In basement formerly used as
ton; large lot; Gear sarase. ' issfh IN
perfect condition. Immediate possession.
DIST 300. 1913 X ST.
2O46 37th ST. NV, SIS.
sriserstor. por %non SsTsss; like new.
1920 NEWTON ST. NE.-se7 so.
ssmi,detached brick, 9 rooms, inclosed
SAM RoSEY, ADAMS 27oo.
LEE BoULEVARD-,RARE OPPORTUNITY
isrss bed rooms. baths, living eo room With
open fireplace. dining, room. breakfast
sereens
month.
HERMAN E. GASCH,
e23 18th st. NV. Natl. 1854.
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50. 750-New Georgian coIoni., q
oaths recreation ROOM oil burner, fully
eoulpped kitchen, plot 63xl45; terms 10
suit responsible purchaser. ~
n Many Nan, others to choose from at prices
ABBOTT H. BERSE.
LOO North Gleoe Rd.. Arlington, Va,
Clarendon 49,
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| S5,25O---SMALL CASH PAYMENT. IN
thls modern small home you will find what
you want. bed rooms, tile bath h. wi.
on ourner; less that 5 minutes walk to
| ~ cent pus: stores. bank and grade school
| open Tor inspection. 2313 N. Kenmore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

SILVER SPRlNG-TAKOMA-P
NORTH.
S4,45O-A new arm. brick bungalov
| on a 0-ft.-front lot
S3.950-For large reconditioned 6-rm.
home IN beautiful wooded section.
S5,a50-An attractive Cape Cod home Of
| large rms. mr.. schools.
S6,350--A new brick bungalow with
attic and basement; wooded lot. IS IT.
wide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08
The Perfect CommunitV,

You will md Highland View in Sligo
portation---but It's . completely restricted
section. We have homes with two and
three bed rooms. carefree gas heating and
Many styles Of architecture. all attractive,
from which to make your selection. Gall
US for transportation or drive out the
Colesville I'd. to Franklin ave. and follow
sign to these new homes.
MOSS REALTY CO.
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NEW BRICK DETACHED.

,3B14 14th ST NE.
Large living room with open fireplace
;. reception closet, nice dining room and
Kitchen with oxford cabinets and cleo re-
frlgerator; 3 bed rooms. . baths finished
attic; concrete front porch. copper down
spout and cutters. recessed radiation de-
tached garage. Priced at only SlO75O-
on easy terms Open till pm.
EUGENE H. PHIFER,
1901 South Dakota Ave. NE.
North $500 Potomac 44Q1
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5,RoOM-BATH SPANISH BUNGALOW:
tile bath and kitchen fireplace. hot-water
heat, oil burner h.w.f.; garage; chicken
house; lot s0x2oo. $4,000. small down
ave, E. Hya'ts. PIX. Greenwood 12O5-M
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THIS CHoICELY IMPOSING ENGLISH
residence Will meet the requirements of
y particular buyer 8 fine rooms and
paths. one sleeper and bath on
nfsd moor, maids quarters Bird floor;
trees. flowers. shrubbery. garden space and
car garage. There is a hot-uater unit
Win OIL burner: inspection by appoint
ment Phone Clarendon 322 or p o,
Box 4S34. Arlington Va
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ROBERT Z. LOHR
BIZ Cedar St. Takoma Park. Georgia Oss1

Hf .9OU-1EHMS.
FARMLAND, MD.
Marlboro pike. 5la mi. from 18th anc
Pa. ave. se.-New Groom home h-wh
tile bath, hardwood floors and trim; built.
in kitchen cabinets. electric range. Con.
venient to school. churches. stores, bus
Also other new homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1915 Oliver st.
Handsome Colonial brick rooms 2
baths. gear garage Now being entirely
redecorated
Lot 6Ox125.
home In this most exclusive section At =
W. H WALKER
734 18th st. NV National 1880.
S5,e5Q BUYS 4 s;RooM, BUMaA10W n
FLOORS, HOT-WATER HEAT, FIRE
PLACE. FULL BASEMENT AND FLOORED
MoNT Porch. ON NICE LOT. CALL
So, 25O-EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
DETACHED 2-FAMILY HOUSE. UP
STAIRS NOW RENTED FOR $50. OAK
FLOORS THROUGHOUT. HOT-WATER
HAT, REFRIGERATION, q n A q e.
PAVED STREET AND ALLEY. IN SPLEEN
DID WOODBRIDGE LOCATION. TERMS.
CALL NORTH 7471.
NEW BUNGALOWS.
Three Types to Choose From.
Open to 8 PM. Daily.
IL JEFFERSON ST.
Gust OF North Capitol ST.
1874 18th q. NV. District 33<7.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
32O4 NEWARK ST NV

DIRECT FROM BUIIDERIS6.9 bO
Pre;completion price. Beautiful new
brick homes In GLOVER PARK. 8 rooms.
bath. all latest improvements. Natl. 1881.
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TO SETTLE FAMILY ESTATE I OFFER
our Broom house. sleeping porch, h-w.h.,
Will make two nice spts. Small cash
| payment. Price, $1,000. Write for ap-
| pointment as I'm employed by Government.
NELLIE G. LAYBURN, 3lss Key blvd,
Arlington, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

F1VE-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW WITH
extra lot; corner; on bus line: take over
my equity OF $500: payments S35 a month
on on oaiance OF $1,000 due. Address Box
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LANHAM. MD.-ONE OF THE MOST DE-
sirable houses in this community: ami.
4 bed rooms. tile bath fireplace. oil
purner; acres land. orchard Priced less
IMAM half OF cost. Inquire at Pa r. r.
StaIlon OF Gray's house or call w r,
HARDISTY HyattS SO4-
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$6,850.
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
DIVIDEND-pAy1Nc uCnzn.

~ 45O-Normandy brick and fran. g
rooms and tile bath. knotty pine recrs,
as srs room OIL burner; fne location; one.
$500 month s" 8 a. 49,
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81 500-S3OO CASH-S4O MONTH.
b-room bungalow and 4 finished rooms
In attic; h.-w.h.. bath. electricity, paved
VILE 166
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8 ACRES. 3-RooM COTTAGE CHICKEN
mouse; cleo: refrigeration; 4sO-ft. frontage
on state highway. Il miles to D. C. near
Allentown. Md: low price make your own
terms Col o1S4-I 80 -
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So, 75O-AT GRANT CIRCLE,
44O4 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
DETACHED. MODERN. 6 LARGE ROOMS
Completely reconditioned automatic
heat. insulated. stone wall and garden
ssS5 as': close to p.Eochi.i srade and hish
portation; large electric refrtSerator. Rea.
eonsbls terms. M. +. JONES. Earle 4ldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-08

OLD CHEVY CHASE d. O..
Just a few steps west Of Conn. ave on 4
lot lb0 IT. deep; This 6-rm.. 2-bath house
IS PVT 3 yrs. old. has automatic heat. rec
reation room 2 tile baths den concrete
porch. garage. beautifully Handicapped lot.
rear r, ga yard FENCED in and is PRICED at only
q or- Emerson 1924, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
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GEORGETOWN'S
POSSESSIVE CHARM.

is uniquely combined in this ] 1872 built
completely remodeled home of exceptional
location: containing q spacious living room
With 2 nreplaces. dining room with open
q charming we'll planted garden. 3 splendid
bed rooms with . baths and shower COM
Pletes the second floor. Maids room In
Bryant gas furnace. electric refrigeration'
insulated gas range. rock wool insulation
metal weather stripping. roof and brick
ciated. Lot size 33slx9O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CAPITOL HILL.

Near Congressional Library. Large
center-hall home - rooms and 3 baths,
not-water heat. Excellently located for
room renting Or apartments. Price.
John F. Donohoe & Sons,
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MUST SELL.

$1,000.
Bungalow. 5 rooms, bath. all improve
ments, garage, lot 4Ox10O.
5 large rooms, bath, all improvements,
hoored attic cellar. lot 60x100.
S5,45O.
New bungalow, B rooms. bath. finished
attic. all improvements: Easy terms.
Apply g. T.. PR1BULA,
S5OC Raker AT Mt Rainier Md
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R,,1 MON III, 9loU CASH, b-ROOM, BATH
nuneaioW ami: convenient location;
NEW BRICK BROOM BUNGALOW
noored attic. tile bath. shower, fireplace,
n n1Iehen cabinet large sink front and back
berry; large lot. II Mckinley ave Hyatts-
vile Hills. Owner. o. H. ULLRICH phone
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ONE FoUR-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW;
az modern improvements: $3.50, $500
SEVEN-ROOM TWO-STORY COLONIAL,
dWelling excellent location: in Al con-
oltion; bed rooms, full basement and
living room. hardwood floors, Gear ga
rase and outbuildings; lh.-acre lot. Ap-
ply JOHN T. ANDREWS. on Route 24O.
Il mile south of Clerksblre MD
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SSOMFORTABLE, REMODELED HOME. 4
bed rooms. . baths lavatory. large up and
GOWN screened porches modern kitchen,
hardwood floors. On corner lot, fenced,
.-car garage. Convenient to schools, trans
portetlon and shopping center: mile north
q Silver Spring in Linden, Nd Call
Silver Spring 156-W 81
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CHERRYDALE, VA.

81. BOO
5-room house In need Of some repair
good sized lot: water and sewer available;
close to stores schools and highway; terms
$4,000.
--s-room house. has Just been done over
front and back porches (back glassed-in);
spacious improved lot; . good buy.
w. s. HOGE, JR.,
Walnut 7e4o. Eve. Sun. Walnut o1b6.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE MARKETS

} 36s and ass, Salmon Meats, $3.50; Jumbo
flats, all sizes, e1.25@1.50.
HoneybalIs - Colorado. Jumbo and
standard crates, all sizes, 81 lbs.
AvOcadOs-Florida, boxes, ST. few
SIPS.
PineappIes-Cuba, crates, 4Os ss.25 o
$50.
PesrsGTwo California arrived: 2
broken and unbroken cars on track.
New York, bushel baskets, Bartletts, U.
S. No. 1, pinch minimum, $3.50 q LIS
U. s. No 2, S1@1.25: Seckels, u. s. No. l.
$2.2562.5O; California, boxes, Mountain
Bartletts, S2.5O@2.75.
TOmatOes-One New York arrived;
broken ear on track. New York, lug
boxes, $161.25; New Jersey, 12-quart
climax baskets soc; nearby sections
h-bushel baskets, 50@75c.
BrOccOIi-New Jersey and Pennsyl
vania, bushel- crates, $3.50.
COrn-Nearby sections, sacks, dozen
75c 0$1; few $1.25.
1 Spinach-New York, bushel baskets, 81
+ Oils: Ohio, 1S-quart climax baskets
Celery Cabbage-ohio. 1S-quart eli
max baskets 75c.
EscarOle-ohio, 1s-quart climax bas
ParsIey-Pennsylvania, h-bushel bas
kets, SOC.
arsnips-Pennsylvani h-bushel has
kets, so o soc.
! kets, $1.2k.
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} Supplies moderate; dtmand light; market
steady. Colorado, Jumbo crates, IS to SIS,
$50; standard crates, IS and les, S1.75;
California, jumbo crates, IS to SIS. S1.75
0EO0.
CaullflOwer-No carlot arrivals; 1 bro
ken and 1 unbroken cars on trac. Sup
plies light: demand moderate: market
steady. Colorado, crates, S1.5001.75;
fair condition, S1.25.
Oranges-Three California arrived: I
broken and unbroken cars on track,
California, boxes, S4.50@6.5O, as to
grade and size.
LemOns-California. boxes, No. /. $3.50
o.: No: 2. $S@S.50, as to size.
grapefruit - Cuba, crates, $500 3.7b,
CarrOts-Pennsylvania bushel baskets
topped. 75@s5c; punched, 3Oc per dozen
punches; Ohio. 16-quart climax baskets
punched. 40@45c: New York. y crates
punched, S1@1.15.
Grapes-One California arrived: nc
cars unloaded; 4 broken and 1 unbroken
cars on track. California, Jugs, Thomp
son seedless, S1.5O@1.75: Red Malagas
S1.5O@1.75: Tokays, Sis; Maryland
quart climax baskets. U. S. fancy table
stock, various varieties, 10@11c: IL
quart baskets, juice stock. ace. some
lower.
CantalOupes-One Colorado arrived; :
broken and l unbroken cars on track
colorado, Pink Meats, Jumbo flats, 81
and 9s, $1.25; Jumbo flats lis and 12s
kl.5O; standard flats, 12s and 15s. $1.25
Green Meats, jumbos, 27s $3.25; ass
$3.50; ASS, $S.50@3.75. Arizona, jumbos
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
STOCK RECOVERY
ENDS AS EARLY
TRADING SLOWS
Fractional Gains Turn
Into Losses in Mart
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 Q.N.S0.
The stock market recovery from
the heavy war" selling early in
the week, petered out today, after
leaders at the start added slightly
to Thursdays gains of to more
than 3 points.
Initial fractional gains were al
most Immediately converted into
losses running to more than a
point, as the list failed to appre-
ciably extend yesterdays rally.
Trading, though, was at a con-
Siderably slower pace than in re-
cent active sessions.
Bethlehem and Republic Steel
lost more than a point each and
U. S. Steel and Youngstown Sheet
and Tube lost as much.
Chrysler lost almost point and
General Motors a fraction after
initial firmness in the motor group.
Coppers, rails, utilities and amuse-
ments followed a similar pattern.
There were a few large losses
scattered through the list, includ-
ing 8 points in Allied Chemical,
more than in American Locomo-
tive, and well over a point in
Union Pacific, Pullman, Westing-
house Electric, U. S. Rubber and
Texas Corporation.
A select group of stocks man
aged to hold on to small advances.
American Smelling in the coppers,
Sears Roebuck in the mail orders
and International Harvester in
the farm implements were in this
classification.
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Shares Show Gain
On London Mart

LONDON, Sept. 10 G.N.S0.
Leading industrial shares showed
fractional gains on the London
stock market today, directly re
flecting the recovery trends in
Wall Street. Among the mining
issues, copper opened firm, react
ing slightly around midday on
profit taking. Rhokana Corpora
ton was quoted at 1874 pounds
and Roam Antelope 3 1882 pounds.
Kaffirs and tin shares were firm.
After opening strong, interna-
tional issues turned irregular fol
lowing considerable profit taking.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Sept. 10 Il. NsS.).-Produce:
Butter-Receipts, 1O,2S7 tubs; mostly
steady; old cars, S.; new, 6; extras,
33hc: standards, 33c; extra firsts,
$2-@s sc; first. So%@31hc; specials.
34@34hc. t.
Eggs-Receipts, 9,553 cases: firm. old
cars, o; new, z; current receipts, zoe;
fresh extra firsts, less than cars, 21hc;
2OXc; cars. 1hc; dirties, tic; checks
16c
Cheese - Twins, 17%@1Sc: prints
daisies and longhorns 1SA Oslo.
Live Poultry-Steady; turkeys, $50
tic; hens. 16@22hc; leghorn hens,
12@16c; broilers, 19@26c; ROSTERS,
1Sh @14hc; ducks. 11@22c; geese.
10@16c,