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The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Girls Meet
Community Center
Basketball Plans

Representatives Of girls basket
ball teams are invited by the Com
munity Center Department to at
tend a meeting tomorrow night at
$3.50 o'clock in Powell Junior High
School.
The Community Center Depart
ment will organize two leagues, one
for Government teams which will
play at Macfarland Junior High,
Friday nights, the other a non.re-
stricted civic league with games
being played on Tuesday nights at
Woodrow Wilson High.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Kirk Miller
TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Saws
Says

Owners trainers and turf fanciers are openly dis
satisfied with the camera-eye finishes at the Mary
land tracks, labelling the equipment used in the Old
Line State as inadequate and no better than the
naked, human orb
The opening day Bowie-the feature to be precise
witnessed vigorous renewal of the protests the parcu
lar form of photo finishes afforded in the of cose ones
three-horse finish between Nucho Gusto Ranland n
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

that the Italian pin-spiller won the
that the Italian pin7spiller won The
Washington Times Mems Dixie
Sweepstakes with an aggregate of
1912 Saturday night, but they
don't know that this Pacini person
walked off with the fourth annual
Ray Won Dreele Sweepstakes in
Baltimore last night at Patterson
Alleys.
Shooting $50 for the seven-game
test. Ollie nosed out Andy Cooke
of Baltimore, who rolled 947, for
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DON'T ROUSE PANTHER
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DE CARLOS GALLoP WINS

A thrilling 95-yard run to touch
down from the opening kickoff
by Armand DeCarlo yesterday en-.
abled John JankowSki'S Northeast
Boys Club eleven to defeat South.
west Boys Club 60 in a rousing
football game at Gonzaga Field.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

the grand prize of $125. This
slice of melon swelled Pacini's
bank roll to $625, as the italian
was given $500 for winning the
Dixie.
Pacini'S games were 129, 1862,
SO, 1873, 1872, 149 and 152. Cook re-
ceived $50 for finishing second;
Bill Guerke, of Baltimore, was
given $50 for taking third place;
and Astor Clarke, of Washington,
and the country No. l ranking
duckpinner, was handed $45 for
snatchino fourth. Results follow:
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
PRO PRESIDENTS
HELD SCORELESS.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 15.-Two
goal-line stands enable the Rich
mond Arrows to hold the pace
setting Washington Presidents to
scoreless tie here yesterday in a
Dixie League battle before an eSti-
mated crowd of 5000.
Once in the third and again in
the fourth periods the Capital
gridders were in possession of the
ball on the tWo-yard line, but
failed to penetrate the Arrow goal
line for game-winning points.
The Arrows tried a field goal
from placement on the 17-yard
line, with Fullback Johnny Sniscak
in the kicking role, but the ball
was knocked down, thus breaking
up the Virginians' lone scoring
threat.
Willis Benner, former Maryland
University grid great, and the
Catholic U. pair. Tommy Oliver
and Bill Adamaitis, starred for
the visitors. Sniscak and Tommy
Dowler, former Colgate ace, were
standouts on the Richmond team.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
TOP coLMAR MANOR

Police Boys Club No. yesterday
downed Colmar Manor, 12-7.
Hurley and Abels scored the Police
touchdowns. Smith tailed once
for Colmar Manor.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Turned in His Badges

high Administration official with ticket Rainand
or Mucho Gusto doubt violent that he took his
badges to the track office and turned them in with comment
that definite if not delectable.
Now too much should not be made of this incident Squawks
on track finishes entirely unhardo and indeed
sttute Of the very commone forms of outdoor sport
Reproduction of that photo finish tended to contradict what
the three wise the tower what many
The Washington times., 1937-11-15

Summed was sent to the laboratory for scien-
tific verdict.
The finish judges had pronounced Mucho
Gusto, on the rail, the victor in so far as they
were able to tell or at least such information
reached the clubhouse.
Rainland, the favorite was in there close
as was the rank outsider, Summed
When the plates were developed, Summed
nearest the camera was found to be the win
ner, with Mucho Gusto second and Rainland
third, and the derision that filled the air was
profound as we'll as prolonged.
The Washington times., 1937-11-15
Pin Events Give Ollie
S625 Over Weekend
By SID KATZNELL

Northeast Washington proud Of its favore bowling son.
Pacin dminutve manager Of the Temple Bowling Alleys
Evening star., 1937-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFR IGERATORS - Rebuilt Frigidare,
$3.50 G. E.. Norge and stewart-Warner.
Terms as low is lOc day See us before
you buy Electrical Center. 5l4 10th st.
NV. National sS72
REFRIGERATORS-E $50 80 to S55;
guaranteed ac;-dc motors; yentlatng
exhaust and ceiling fans Carly, 1908 Nth.
REFRIGERAToRs electric, being re-
placed IN apt: house; $40 ca. Argyle
REFRIGERAToRs, electric; very good
4l3 st, ne Lincoln 6ob0.
REs'R1GERATOR @. E. Gu IT.. excel
lent condition; sacrifice for cash }3l3
Rhode Island ave. ne. Greenwood O975.
SEWING MACHINES, treadles. So up:
Sewing Machine Exchange 24I2 18th
st. NV. Columbia :}245.
SIMPLEX MANGLE, 46-n good as new
cost. %lS9; halt price or less. Phone West
2947. 21l1 G st NV.
TYPEWRITERs- = High-grade rentals So
sales and service. all makes. Central Type
writer Co. 923 G st. NV, Natl. s129.
VACUUM CLEANERS. S4.75 up; Eurekas,
HooVers Electrolux. ,Premiers: guar. like
new; 30day trial plan. BEST BRANDS
CO, sO5 lth st. NV. National 1859
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new. 1-yr.
guar; Flectrolux. Hoover, Eureka, Beevac.
etc. S595 up; give 10 days free trial.
Electrical Center, 514 10th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. brand-new Apex.
S39.5O model with pump. $50 so cash.
Apex Eiec; Co. 7O9 9th st. NV. al G.
WASHING MACHINES, rebuilt like new;
etc: Sl2.95 and up. Electrical Center.
5l4 10Th st NV
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FARM & GARDEN.

lotion STEAM ROLLER with scarifer for
rent; excellent workmanship; very low price
Phone w. Montgomery, Rockville 224, in
the evening
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ARCHITECTS CONGRESS
ACCEPTS BID OF A. |. A.
Invitation to Meet in This Coun-
try in 1889 Is Extended by Maj.
George o. Totten, Jr.

The International Congress of Ar
chltects. meeting in Paris last month,
accepted an invitation extended on
behalf of the American Institute Of
Architects by Maj. George Oakley
Tctten, jr., prominent Washington ar
chitect, to meet in this country in
1889.
Mai. Totten, author of an authori-
tative book on Maya Architecture, y
delivered a lecture on the subject to
the Paris session of the congress.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BIG MONEY-MAKER

Wel-established filling station and auto
repair shop, located on Lee Highway on
exceHent corner near Cherrydale, Va
Does between $4,000 and Sl2 900 gross
materially increased by operating SUNDAYS,
Rent $50 per month. Will give rent con-
cesSlon Pay roll $50 per week Owner in
hospital must sacrifice at the ridiculously
low ngure OF 81 200. This business must
pe sold Act at once. Call Mr.. Sasnett,
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BOATS.
CABIN CRUISER

You've been waiting for. More room under
deck for length than can be IMAGINED;
46 1T. over all. lift beam; heavy-duty
45O-lb. ice refrigerator, mahogany-trimmed
salon masters cabin. pilot house. ample
closets. large lazarette. ample gas. water,
oil tanks; fine sesworthy boat: operated
from either deck or pilot house. Berthed
st Corinthian Yacht Club. foot Of J. st st.
s.w, Improved D. c. real estate considered:
Call Mr.. jerks, phones day. National
C092: night Cleveland 1875.
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SALESMEN.

ROAD SALESMAN. energetic man with eX-
ecutlVe abllty to contact wholesalers: open
territory; appoint statesmen; must be man
OF extraordinary ability. Box 66-K. Star.
NEED MEN for electrical department,
refrlserators washers, ironers. radios;
salary. bonus and commission See Mr.
Hale, 1l46 10Th st NV between 9-lo
Real proposition for right men
SALESMAN for city, good proposition for
energetic man: call on restaurants and
hotelS' give experience and reference Box
SAX Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.

l4@S CLIFTON ST. NW.-5 RMS. BATH,
sleep porch south expos: all new dec. :;
el. box. new gas range; $500 Col. 415o.
55Oa 9th ST NW-TWO ROOMS KITCH-
en- bath modern 2-story corner building.
Rents ranging from S45 TO $50. See resi-
dent manager. EDW L. STROHECkER,
METROPOLITAN o11S
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

1900 N H ave nv-All outside room
beautifully furnished; private bath; be-
of food and service
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PIANOS-SPECIAL SALE.
RE-UPHOLSTERING,

Three-piec living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material
included; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezeIte Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
25o9 lfth ST NV. COLUMBIA lO1To
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

I3l ST. N.W.-Very large 2pd-H.
Ink. room. 8 windows, running water.
N615; adults; also single rm.. S325
5l3 Sth ST. NE-3 or room ant
porches' light. heat cleo refrigeration;
i3ll ST NW-Ncely furnished back
in inasement, Ing. nm, running water. bath
IN basement. S4.75; adults
do23 ird ST. NE.-Large bed rm., kitchen,
ma moor front: everything furnished 81
per week. 1923 3rd st. ne.
MANCHESTER APIS, 1926 NJ st.-sublet
az sacrlhce, Aug. 3 to Sept Is. to / or 2
snino I attF bed-Slttlng rm., priv. bath.
radlo; al hotel services; din rm in blds
fels. DIST. 1850 Apt 4O4-B
hLIURAS 1909 18th St n.w-Newly re-
decorated single rooms in freproof bldg,
xear xe showers; 24-hour elevator service:
quiet. attractive. double room with twin
gle: reasonable
-McBIad House 13@S Mass Ave NV
THE MAURY. 70I 10th ST. NV.
loO IDEAL sleeping rooms each with run
hlns water; innercoil- spring mattresses;
convenient TO bath and showers; hotel serv-
ice; rooms. - week up.
COLORED. 17lO Corcoran st. n.V.-One
'front.' Ioom and ] back room FIRST floor;
gas enc. bath; call afternoons.
COLORED-1s24 S St NV. Apt -
Newly furnished front room, to employed
aoults. Decatur 34a3.
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SPRINGS. INN.
THE SOUTHERN CJJJR

Cool. quiet, old inn. 90 min. from eitv.
H5 acres: beautiful lawn. trees svlmminE
tennis; good meals. bus every 80 minutes.
Shepherd oOiO
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HOLSTEIN COW fresh: 2-week -old heifer
calf heavy mixer. gives + gallons a day.
Silver Spring 2S3-W. HorakS Poultry
Farm. White Oak, Silver Spring. Md.
GOOD HORSE; sound: works anywhere;
also rides. w. c. Grain. Telegraph road
Alexandria 14o5
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115o R ST. NV
RATES $40 TO S6J MONTH COOfI
DINING ROOMS sELECTIVE MENUS.
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS SHOWERS.
FANS, INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES IN
MACULATFLY CLEAN COUNTRY CLUB
SWIMMING POOL SINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS.
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THE HENDERSON
THE CHATEAU,
THE BILTMORE.

I'..lb lhtn 81. NV,
Formerly Venezuelan Legation B,
tfully furnished rooms: best Of food
service. TranslentS accommodated
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w AIT FOR
0401 18th ST. N w,
READY SEPTEMBER 1.

READY SEPTEMBER !.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
r tn k b. and 3 ~; water. elec. sas .
porches; End A.; So mo, Ss wk. Open. 5.
500 9th ST NV. Goth AND KENNEDY =
electric refriseration on house current all
Tssdsqt Hs1 i, msnsser. ,I p call EDW. /. sTRo'
HAMILTON COURTS, ESQ y ST Nv
Attractive. cheerful: Arm, kitchen. bath
APT slec S1gy ysIg s,oS s22 g. s per m monln s..
ssi sTs nv nT SoTtR Sal2N o{a4 SF0RAoh CO. .Oo tl
s6o-NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK,
bath fireplace. cedar closets: dlnette Sc,
CLARENDON, $500 Colorado ave. nv
THE RoYALToN APARTMENT, als N
| tractive clean centrally located. rent. 500
| per month. Four rooms and bath 500 per
| month exactly as advertised. j. a HAY
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF 8 RMS.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO, .73l K St. Wv.
lG 18th ST. sL sLoGK SrFy,a From S.+S cAR
cleo. heat incl; adults. -.
DOWNTOWN APT. NEAR, NET CLUB 2
rooms kitcheg: dinette bat bath sTsc and iargs
FGSt RT5sEEf shTfec Co Ffnt ST. PERCY h
lent NV section; rent only S55 90. PERCY
H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 x st. NV.
TILDEN GARDENS. COIN; AVE. AND
and 8 bed rooms. living room, dining room.
kitchen and path; large apartments have
fo09 TO s5 an0 Phone rsfs sass from
1924 eth ST. NV. (JUsI SO. COLUMBIA
rdl-3 rooms, kit. bath. rec: hall. inc.
porch; Frigidaire: adults; S52.5
. ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH.
reiriseration Joo. Lights and gas furnishsd'
prisste pr % bath. Nc No objection ' 10 small ehiid.
Go{PLEY COURTS, 1914 i5th ST NV
eesDon es nS9 bs Ehsn T0n eos.s
Also unusually large, l room, reception hall.
kitchen. bath, Resident manager.
o14 cend ST. RMS, BATH - $50 %
1l5' N H aysws roN3op Ims: :: snh sstS $1,000
24o6 Penna, Ave. NV. West 1858.
al5 KENNEDY ST, NV. APT. 1-3 RMS:
$50 month. Call Natl. 2030.
l34s MD AVE NE-DEsIRABLE .
conv. TRANSFORMATION. Lincoln 43ls
NEAR NAVY YARD-ADULTS. . ROOMS,
kitchen, dinette. bath; $3.50. Apply $50
9th st. Sc.
CLEVELAND PARK? BED RMS, s, LIVV.
30&s iIt5ts Porter st. NV See janitor
e4o7 wAth isIh so gpE NV.
READY SEPTEMBER l.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
Grated rate 9 .pts-: rooms. kit. bah ana porch;
ft foGms sssh And ana psreh I ABBY eGy' I.niter.
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5. 2IIO N ST W
Arm. kitchen. bath
> 80 per month. See
CO. 105 Fla.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PRINCE KARL. 1901 X st. n.w.-Clean
airy, single. double rm rum water, switch
board, hotel service: $3.50 week up.
1884 COLUMBIA RD $3.50 wk.: single
rms. double. S5: clean. outside: baths:
ch W. 2 car lines; gentlemen Adams l0213
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished single rooms, running
water. next bath, 81 $3.50; double. 81;
showers elevator.
719 D ST. SE.-3 rooms with private
bath IN rear. also bed room and kitchen
cite, front: adults.
ahoyaK 81. sefTe! ei.v:snd $751; ROOM GOOD
Evening star., 1937-08-04
yF'-3 N4I"V!I bIFU' NrlIIFstVH' Va.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Several ambitious men, at least 81. with
D. G. drivers permit. salary $3.50 per
week. plus commission and bonus: wiling
workers can eern S30-S40 per week alb
soluteiy no selling: must have good repu-
Evening star., 1937-08-04
TABLE BOARD.

$500 18th NV the Hllcrest-Breakfas
dinner served home: hot bread home
cooked desserts soup, salad. 3 veg. choice
of . meats
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WANTED-Lhk rooms located IN Chevy
Chase on or about Sept. 10. Wisconsin
81 65-M
IN NORTHWEST SECTION-Two response
Bile young gentlemen desire large room with
twin beds and private bath with shower:
preferably IN new home. Box 65-K, Star.
WILL PAY WELL for comfortable room in
Spanish speaking home, or share apart-
menl Box 1l-K. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-04
p0lll TOY r. EECS

FOR SALE-4O Rhode Island Red pullets
months old. A. l.. Moseley, 1904 N. Lin
coin St. Arlington. Va.
BABY CHICKS blood tested. all breeds.
VIM. James g. Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
rolltan OOSS
Evening star., 1937-08-04

3ll ST. N,W.-Very large 2nd-f.
n x room. windows, running water,
b.T5. adults: also single rp, CO.
Evening star., 1937-08-04

DOWN lOWN APARl MEM Or d ttMo.,
kit. and bath Rent, sos.
PERCY H, RUSSELL CO., 173l St NV.
~ 18th ST. S E. BLOCK FROM CAR
2 rooms. kitchenette: private bath. gas.
cleo heat incl: adults. -
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

AURORA HILLS 7;!O 23rd 81. southJ Ar
lington. Va.-Very nice front room. SIM
mons twin beds. suitable .. near lOc bus
10 min. Wash. Well-bal. meals; $50. Call
Jackson l49h-J
Evening star., 1937-08-04
ROOMS UkFURklsHED,
401 7th ST. NV.

Large room for gentleman.
FOR COLORED, 900 18th nw-One
large room for rent, unfurnIshed Call
between and s. A.
Evening star., 1937-08-04
HELP MEN.


YOUNG MAN for permanent job In tire
store; must be steady sober. industrious.
Apply In person, The Better Tires Co.,
1925 P st. NV.
ROOFING AND SIDING statesmen wanted.
Suitable proposition assured men who can
produce. 1t will pay you to see us.
Homo Jmprovem nnt &, Insulation CO.,
2I06 Nichols Ave S E.
lO-AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-1O
Our increased business provides positions
for TO more men. To those who are willing
to work. we offer the best Set-up in town.
Transport alton, high commission. plus
bonus. gasoline, drawing account and 100eo
cooperation. New and used car privilege.
Don't phonc-comc right to work.
AIS MOTORS INC,
Evening star., 1937-08-04
YOUNG MARRTED MEN

I need three energetic and responsible
! prefer married men over 81 years Of ape
with car. II you are willing to do the
things that I have done for the last fve
ally to $1,000 per year or more and this
can be done within reasonable length of
time. The work is pleasant and it puts
who will appreciate and be benefited by
this service: The men who qualify will be
siven the benefit of my experience and
cooperation and actual field training No
investment of money, only eight hours
oay of serious application to Job that
Will pay worthwhile returns You need
no sales experience but the right kind of
character references will be necessary
Apply POI Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont
ave NV. at 80 sharp Thursday after
noon.
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l4ul 18th ST. NW.-For 3 or 4 large.
airy r9en private bath, ample closets:
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3 MEN WANTED

Who want steady year round work where
they can earn $40 to $50 weekly deliver
ing FOOD PRODUCTS to regular Gus
toners. No experience necessary If you
can and will work hours per day See
MANAGER al h13 Z st NV
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UkFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

1ol4 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SE-Twc
rooms for LII K. heat gas light slnk
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1911 IRVING Overlooking Rock CreeX
oark-NeViy furn. tWln-bed room adj
closed porch, private bath. suit . or 2: also
jingle rm. Well-bal meals Col Oql6
The Washington times., 1937-02-06

, at is generally agreed that family cannot 90 in
definitely living beyond income without coming to grief
Can YOU tell wherein a nation diffcren" St. Mchaels
MdN
An<wor-Boh family and nation can live past savings
for while But in the long both 10 grief YOU
say The chief difference that people fooled by the
words "naon" government So they let the politicians
run the nation do things that they wouldn't stand from
their father The havcno 10 think that the haves
not part of the national family
8 "As il from my reading the Government has already
borrowed from the banks about half the deposors money
How long that continues
AnSvprAS Of fact the Government took nearly all
our real money seized gold What you refer TO is
deposits.
long Washington politicians control the Federal Re-
(ApparontIv only about 100000 not fooed)
As LONG willing let the New Dealers borrow from
(bondS and pay with promises (notes) the
on-unl the savings of all we-todo and thrifty
people
4. "Can not have Just price for commodity without
breaking down the whole economic Strunure?"
AnswerA Just price is fixed price. Buyers and sellers
have conform regardless of desires and true costs 1t
thus is expression of coercion
It does away with the democratic process Of allowing prices
express relative values determined competitive markets.
The doctrine of uSlry is a coroary.
would say that lust price SubornapS economics to morals
religion and the individual authority It expression
Of duty and opposed to individual rights The answer IS no.
The Washington times., 1937-02-06
Money Markets

NEW YORK. Feb & GNSN Rank
ers' acceptance market was quiet with
rates 5-ls per cent to ]. per cent for Gn
and 50 days, :. per cent to SIS per cent
for q0 days T-1F per cent to = per cent
for I2O days. and $ per cent tn y per
cent for l5n and $50 DAYS.
Commercial raner marke' was woder-
atelv active with rate unbalanced At =
per cent 10 per cent
Time money WAS offered At -, per
emit for maturJties up to six months,
unchanged
CaIr money renewed ct per cent,
Uncharged.
The Washington times., 1937-02-06
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Sales in Large Lots by Original Receivers
Sales to 500 8 A. VI.
l.. c. l.. EMPRESS ARRIVALS

South Carolina crates asparagus.
California lugs avocados.
North CarnIina-12 hushel baskets
broccoli: - hushel baskets salad green's
Florida S0-pound baskets eggplant;
81 lugs lines, l. hushel crates kum-
quats. Al l2-hushel baskets romano; u
bGshel baskets parsley. % busheI ha skets
okra, - hUshel Ia askets peppers: A. ~
bushel crates peppers. rs hushel baskets
squash; &0-plnt crates strawherries, .
refrIEerators, G5o .P'nts Nach straw
berries, Il hushol baskets snap heans.
50 50-pound crates tomatoes. 50 S-pound
baskets tomatoes
Unknown Origin-49 crates mixed veg
eta abies.
PennsyIvania-1e5 a-pound baskets
Michigan-io 55-pound cartons rhu-
barb
Virginia barrels watercrcss.
AppleS-No ca'iut arrivals: ? nm
L. s 80. !. supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. Virginia,
,5rb Crimes, -.-@rh w,0m@m. IL. . }1n TO- 21:-
2l.-inCh mlurmum, &I@5, 212-nrh min
mum s. 4Od 80: - Inch minimum,
81 3541 +o: 24-nch minimum, &l.5o0
i;6o booI'cIors. .2's-'noh minimum.
is. Golden Daucrous. 2r4-uch m,ri-
mum 81 25d 81: 2f2-inch minimum.
S1.6o@ IS. --a-nCh minimum. $1.1Im
- Sl5rks' .,.n.h w,T,wo,ms 60"
tnch minimum. F1.250 lto. Huhhard-
stone. 2t-I0ch minimum 9ooa 81: 2'9-
inch minimum. Si1jT1.g5. -, inch
minimum, 81 So: Ben. Ds,s. c',-inch
&1a11o, 2a.-ir~h minimum 2'loal -.
Wnesa0s 2ia-inch m'n'wuw. 81 -, 2is-
irCh minimum. 31.500 los. y Q K
Twlgs cf4-nch minimum. q 'O6 is.
inun s. 50 n so
Potatoes-One Florida > Maine :.
Pennsylvania arrived, 4 hroken and &
crate demand light; market duu 100
mound sscls r 6 40. ! Maine Groom
Mountains Sg.-51 2.Ho few s.. Porrsvl-
vsn,,s ioo,n"g!rd sacks EIus-e' Rwals.
branded sacks $ -: Idaho. mo rourd
sacks Russe' Furhar}se I. &. No /
s. 75d n IS few 81. fair 0ualirv. 3 -o;
Florida husre' ~ates. Bliss Triumrh-.
L. No. 8 'o" o.
CabbaGe-No cz'Iu' arrivals. > hro'son
and ! unbrrfen cars nm track. Supr' es
moderate: de"and rodera'e, market
pointed t'ne fro ch' err's 9oc0 81;
truck receipts. So. TEXAS s. lettuce
crates Cannroz tr0z.e'v so-round metz,
domestic round 'Nne. g
CarrOtE-No "a .n' arrivals, hTots en-
car on track. Surr .ee moderate; de-
mand moderate market steady. CALI
fornis. western 'n''1re crates S95oT
275. Texas. haIf lettuce crates, $3.50:
Pennsylvanra. hushei baskets topped,
washed 81
CauIifInwPr-No rar'ot arrivals. No cars
on track Supr' es IEs'. demand mod
crate market steady. california. crates,
s. 25T
CPIery-No carlo' arrivals. broken
cars on track SuIr'Hs moderate. de-
nznd moderate. market steady. Flor
ia 1n-inCh crates ird-FH6I4'.y washed
and rvsCoo'ed So dozen, ;, 751 q. ..5.
$E's 91@5T1
Lettucs-one Calfornra srrrad bro
plies moderate demand m nderate mar.
kst steady. California. Western crates.
The Washington times., 1937-02-06

-instead q NIod up IN dead balance STee7s
and private accounts waiting to invest"
Oakland, Cali.
Answer-Whv do you stop with money in
the pocket Why not 60 on? Are YOU afraid
to ask the next one Well. l will. II is this:
How does money get in mans pocket?
The answer is. by productive work and
saving. II follows that the more productive
work and saving there is, the more earned
money men will find in their pockets.
Money is never piled up in balance sheets
It is never piled up banks except when no
one wants to borrow it for productive
The Washington times., 1937-02-06
(Prices paid shippers-Net F. o. B.
Washington
BY the T. 8. Bureau of Agricultural
Economics
Washington, ID. C., saturday, Feb
ruary 6. 1881

EgGs-Market steady TO firm. Prices
On government graded eggs p to !. cent
higher Receipts smaller and demand
better. Current receipts, II 70 ILL cents,
Hennerv Whites, 21l2 to - Genus. Gov
eminent graded and dated white eggs
net prices paid shippers, (. o. b., Wash
ngton). I. $. eN'raS, large, ~ cents;
L. s Extras. mediums, - cents, L. S.
standards, large. - cents.
Live POultrN-M4rhe' steady at un-
changed prloes Fowl: Colorei, heavy Is
TO Is cents. LeEhorns, 10 to l. cents
Chickens: NirEInla Rocks. hroilers and
fryers. Is TO 81 cents Delaware Crosses.
Is TO % cents. GuIneas. Young, > lbs. and
VI, 80 cents each; under lbs., - 10 50
cents each. old Gulneas. "a TO = cents
each. Turkeys. Young hens, 70 10 20
cents; young toms. under . his Is to
Is cents. 20 lbs and over, - cents; No.
- u cents; Cd hens, Il cents old