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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Butky Won Play
Despite Shortage

HERSHEY Pa. March 24-tUP
Even 4 drastic shortage OF play
ers couldn't influence Bucky Har
ris. 46-year-old pilot Of the PhilS
10 try a comeback
81 could no more come back
now than anybody else that's
been out of the game that long"
said Harris when Trainer Doc
Bruce asserted he could get him
in trim. Bucky last played for
the Tigers IN 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Red SoY Cut Drills
To Donate Blood +

MEDFORD. Mass, March "a i
CUPD-The Boston Red SoN. with
every man under contract. re-
Sumed workouts today following
a day of idleneSS so that squad
members could donate blood to
the Red Cross.
Manager Joe Cronin called of
practice yesterday and all the
players. except few with colds,
gave blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Bill Ditkey Signs
18th Ydnk Contract

ASBURY PARK. \. J., March "a
GNS) 1t was IS IN 4 row for Bill
Dickey today, following the an
nouncement that he had signed
with the Yankees 10 round out a
decade and a half Of service with
the New York team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Increase Reported
In Crude Oil Output

NEW YORK. March DIDO
nestle production OF crude oil IN
the week ended March 20 aver
aged 3942.9O0 barrels daily, &C
cording TO the Oil and Gas Journal
an increase of 64720 barrels daily
over the preceding week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
.Daffy Dean Reports
And He Talks Bio

CAPE GIRARDEA L. Mo,
March "A (INS)-Confldent he
viii have the stuff this year for
his American League debut, Paul
Dean. brother Of the famous Dizzy
Dean, started out today for some
hard drills with the st. Louis
Browns. The Younger Dean, one
time pitcher for the St.Louls
Cardinals, arrived in camp yester-
day. He won 10 games last year
with Houston. TEX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Fiqht Results

At New York PM Terfanovs Rev
Y0rk. oup1irtsd Charles (LglUJ COstSp
tho I21. New YORK 50.
Al Jersev CRY. y. Joey Hsdded
l<2. Paterfon 01tpoin'eo Rudy Gisoonbs
s. New YORK. 80 Van McNutt 15S
baltimore. arc.snrpt LanEston Dents
iezI., New York t6t. Julio Gallucci, 1877
Hartford Conn drew with BIZ Caby
Los Angeles Luther White 1877 =
Athens, CO. techricaIed Jackie Byrd i4s
BlythsS1lls Afk, 60. RJct Campo 40
los bnEeles. decisgred Joe keyes, Ia, Lul
Angeles co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Fl. Custer News Bans
Ads After This Week

FORT CUSTER, March "a
The Fort Custer News. operated
by a civilian as post newspaper
with business advertising. will
print It's last edition az such this
week. Future issues viii be
financed from the post recreation
fund. 1t Will continue to be clrcu-
lated free 10 soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Tribe Awaits Word
From jeff Heath

LAFAYETTE. Ind. March 81
CUP) The Cleveland Indians still
had no word today from holdou,
jeff Heath
The club staged It's first outdoor
drill yesterday on the Purdue
University field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Klein Beats Bad Man

Louis Klein won over Eddie
Bad Man" Lewis in their Fair
view Gardens wrestling match last
night. Frankie Hart and Rene
LaBelle drew and there was no
fall in the opener between Harold
IChaundy and Steve NenoH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
PimIico Seeks Extension

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March "a
1UP)-A bill 10 permit Pimlico
race track TO increase its annual
race DAYS from 30 10 so was be-
fore the state House of delegates
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Doc Spears New
Coach

COLLEGE PARK, Md. Marc\ =
"a INS)-Dr. Clarence +. "DocT
Spears, colorful top flight football
rival of the late Knute Rockne.
will succeed Clark Shaughnessy as
head coach at the University OF
Maryland.
Spears was head coach at Uni
versity of Toledo for decade.
During the famed Rochne era at
Notre Dame. Spears headed the
University of Minnesota's Gophers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Cards Play Deadlock
In Intra Squad Tilt

CAIRO. IL. March 2f-tUP)--
The world champion 81. Louis
Cardinals had one Spring training
first 10 theIr credit today the
initial Intra-SQuad game. The
Ware Redbrds' played a six
inning il deadlock with the
Gonzales Cards Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Bob Pastor Applies
For Ski Patrol Spot

SCHENECTADY. n. Y, March
"A tUP)-The mountain infantry
SKI patrol today considered an en-
listment application from heavy
weight Bob Pastor, who recently
retired from the ring 10 take d
defense lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Quarter Million Ballots

FLINT. March PA quarter
million ballots for the April
election are being printed, County
Clerk Dunn announced today. III
said absent voter ballots will bC
available by tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Crabtree Injuries Ankle

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March
"a INS).- Estcl Crabtree, new
coach and utility outfIelder ac-
quired by the Cincinnati Reds
from the St Louis Cardinals, was
nursing an injured ankle today
suffered IN practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
'AII-Out Club

Tulane University has formed
an "Au-Out Club" for students
and faculty. 1t stresses boxing,
weStling. jumping. rope-climbing
obstacle racing and swimming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Scratches

BY United Press
FAIR GROUNDS
Track, fast.
F1rst RAce-Holly, Sam Houston.
Second Race--Petsamo, Little Gay.
Third Race Magdalg.
Fiurth Race aiah, The Chord. IN I
Eighth Race-Mi secret. I
OAKLAWN PARK
Track. fast.
First Race-Kiev Singer, Four Fifty,
Pilot Boat Hogan. Curiosa, Royal View.
Second Race-Lady Scot, Mr.. Danny.
Darby Dunkrk. Wing o. Blue. kabo
Lea. Opal.
Fifth Race-Cousin Ran, ouiZZle.
sixth Race Hard Lu.
Seventh Raee--Anna Covell. Sir Livery.
Eighth Race--Susie Quit. sweet Olga.
Ever Hopeful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
The esreaGer Game
Golfer Chuck eeIestor, Nov Second Lieutenant in
Tank Corps, Comes Home for Visit

iTtn rolurr. dsrofCd "a 9TH
'of,s u me ECrrlc'. appears
tuirc ,arh tCok. ~ V0B hare
rrlS. sDd ~ oLnnu -ta-Edg0r
HG-.--. ftrrTOT IumtSl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

Dtffu' -f-rrates .'fCr ORLANDO
Howe Brunette eau. Iiscumbe Carveth Wat.
kur Douglas
Toronto aftrrrp'es - Nsnu~aid Jores
TAYLOR carr, fors,t, C. stewart Pole
N.i ypr
Referee Frank 6Klu0 CLANCY Ilues
ueu.-ArChr WILCOX and hurr JoHst.
WRIST rIRInD
i-DetfuN CHrvett :. 90.
Ftna.ftes simon Jones Mcdonald
SEIOND PERIOD
Toronto. " Hamilton. 81.
B. Toronto. carr dorsey .TaFirfF. Us 30
Penalties DaNos.U. J. stewart. Or
Jar lg.
THIRD pFRiOn
Hrttt. Carypfh tDH.rasJ. ~ a..
Ftua.rss. .IraO. Crosse.
OVERTIME
s,-Torrf.. Pn8f -u.Is
It.4.ft 10 Stewart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

"Your Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

Anna Gu,stein. 270i Blsin.
CARR. szymborski. 1925 Chsrest.
Caroline DryJa, 62a2 Michigan.
NeIlie smothsrmon. 2as64 TA~M' Hssd
Park.
Josephine Viola, 3704 Mack.
Evelyn williams 2fe7 81. Jean.
Dorothy Gosstlin. i20s5 Longview.
Mary Walker. COS Kitchener.
Mildred Dehmk. 2e7s Harding
ha Feys 1888 Curam ttvino.
Rosa Redmond 502l ~ Auoin
Lola Ellington. 2es Frederick
Cieora Woods z26 HendTie.
Ida Hampton p7S Farnsw0rth
Angelene Gregory, 1892 Bedford. oross.
Puiute.
Lorraine Cook, 10 Amherst lane. Dear
Laura Brown. 7iiO Eimhurst.
Jane Bsyes 7437 Oakland.
Lacerine Banks. 6s4 Eliot.
Ruth Foster. 1879 50 Auh!n
Caroline Batura. ITO Cnlyer1 --------
Helen RiUpelle. 4073 Beach. Walled Lake
Anne Flsot. 1926 San Juan
Helen Aramovich 1914 Packard.
Hazel Ehel t2s South HisnlsnG Dearborn
Orpna Member 7aa Gladstone
peboFah ssonne, St2s fpwurh.
IfanonA Johnson. 1860 LaBels
Elaine Collins. 1889 LIB. n
Martha Green. li7oi Dequndr. Han
trAmck.
y.nnls spasssrs,.lns; 2s2T Pierre. "
Bertha Azure 1929 kurrentu.
Mnerea pol1nA. 1852 Blaln.
Wanda Chaiken. 1920 Wet Warren Dear
Joan Mistersvich 1883 Lehman, Ham
tramck
BARBARA Nu,,.r. $50 Eas, Columbia
Pauline pneSsT+.-s7aT Herati1
EI.spors Z,erles. 1882 Kenoshs. orstsos
Township.
Theresa Ps,ryto~sa. z7ss HoIhrook, Han
irAmck
Jo.ie Watson. 1889 Manning
virginia Fuchs. sl37 ? Palmer.
Honey MAGIC 1876 Prsir'e
Chsrlene johnson, lho smiley.
Maria Craig. sl2 NeTick.
Colai, Ke~al~s ss22 =, tab'n.
EnnH Na,o.csy ss5o Thaddeus
Jo.~phtn, R.rt,s sssi Mansheld.
Mary Popp 1873 orlsans
Emma SchScs. 1901 keriarhy.
Anna Long 1922 Hiisins
NAlsriA Whit 57s ErEkins
Nornn Bsrkdun. szl Cambridge rad.
El'sshs.h Lamb 7saS Maple pssrbo..
Mar, Ward 1854 sirs,hmots.
Janet Eine.i $40 Cas-
Mar sol0n. aga Brandon
Hsrel Brown, 1877 Fif'tsnth
Mary strsder. $3.50 Hendne"
Ann LonetH 1877 s. Auhlr
Minnie Morfssey isSff SrETr
Res,r,o. Herb. It29 Brant. Birmingham.
Fior.nce Aekermar lzl'S Nsfa-
Dorothy supin. 1918 P1nTree'
Ahc. Berry 2soap Roanoke
FredA Whiting 52t3 Dorls
FrnrstIns peckens s2l BfAinard.
Anc. Bedeis ssbe NIdgarcen
Wilma Tl~fnan, 32i r. Farnum.
Gar SiuAncsk 1877 Promenade.
Helen schillinger. 1882 FRANKFORT.
Josephine Eacr1. 37t3 Canton.
Mar Brantiey. 1880 BAlewlu
Liberty Bernier sf40 Pa mer.
Nary Dominic. 1872 Ashton
Ancs stout. 1880 Faust
I Jun. Coepsn. $50 brHmsri
Bernice Yormobo W Jane River RonUs.
Pauline GAnzini 5S6 Grsyfrsh.
Helen Voirin. u Sou'hfield, Eoors,.
! C,~orgiA Carer 772T kellos
| Julia Klaksa sSes Roselsun.
! S~tephanie wielga' 1857 Glhdys
Ahoe Ledynrd. so LochmOr bonleFsN.
Crossf pointe
Glnfy, R-nde- ITsss Msnderson.
Katherine Wet, is2js Pinehurft
ldsbel YArkls, ad3n Cortland
MARY Richards 1851 SprnngSrrs
clara JackoR ski, 1892 p Palmer.
Helen Mct.suEhlin 1875 ElrnhUst.
ia Valentine 57hS tniyrrr''t
B-s,rt-e shea S7o1 Grand mont 4
Toby Ku,Elck sUOu Clxirnlouni
Lulu Morris s2sa Oakland ttWinl.
Aiics Sselse 1890 CuylT
Mari Pohossy. 3ias ksniOr
Fsig- AckernAn 1892 san Juan.
I>pttte Sch0it, 3s24 =, Fsrrt
Mare Francis 1924 Fenei"n.
Helen Pavsi. 3333 Farns~orth,
/ Louise Boone 1873 LinhursL.
June PAulus b3g Lemon.
Rose Mileto, 1918 Medrum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

Dial Cherry $500 To arrange
for The Detroit Times to 10
mailed 10 your man In the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Edition only the name Of horse
which race experts feel - among the out
standing bets ~ the day.
The code Key appears each night IN th'
Red Line Edition with number CORE
spending In each letter Of the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T Is
PRINTED IN CODE.
fg,. e,,ts foV fprnurroW follows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Color Lost as
0DT Bans All
Travel 10 Derby

WASHINGTON. Narch-2-
INSl-Amoura -aHru11 racing
claS&4e=rre Kentucky Derby to-
daV Yves dooni.-if ttr- STREET. ~ tfHr7ruy
national color Tor this years run
ring on May 1
Under q drastic wartime pro
cram announced log the Office OF
Defense Transportation all racing
travel 90 Churchill Downs except
from toe Louisville area, VIII he
- illuminated
In prior years the famed event
Rad attracted the cream OF the
nation $ horse enthusiasts 10 Wit
ness the most renowned pomp and
feraldTy Of thc turf.
No EXCEPTION
But ODT Director Joseph East
man made il clear war Transports
Ton necessities must have their
effect on the 6S-year-old tradition
Hs they already have on the Rose
Bau4 and either sports classics.
CDT has enlisted the railroads
~ an agreement 10 make no re-
seryauonS, prior to April rs, for
travel 10 Louisville from April %
o. May !. inclusive, or for return
travel out of Louisville on May
]. . or 3.
Earlier. the railroads had been
ordered not 10 operate special
trains or additional sleeping car OF
coach services for the Derby.
Following out the program
Eastman has sent letters 10 out
-of-Staic Derby box holders and
&c Kentucky holders otitsfde the
LetlisI.i b. area. asking their CO.
operation IN the travel elimination
CANCEL TRIPS
This step seemed 10 make il
evident that ODT expects the
Near-in and year-out box holders,
whose reservations have already
been accepted. 10 forego the an
nual trip 10 the Downs.
The management Of Churchill
Downs, ODT said. has limited
tlCket sales 10 bona fide residents
OF metropolitan Louisville. In addi-
ton. the management has agreed
10 obtain from each purchaser a
statement that his tickets will be
used only by persons who need not
travel from outside Louisville.
Notorious carriers have also
agreed 10 ODTs program for
furnishing no extra service 10
Louisville over the Derby week
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Youth. I9.
Defeats
Wings
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
then. fore all the Wings aggreS-
SiVencSS. But il was CarNeth again
who broke through the barrier OF
sticks and bodies thrown up SC
effectively around the Leaf net as
the final regulation period reached
the halfway mark.
He grabbed a faceoff from Doug
las at Broda's left pushed the
puck into the clear and wiggled
through 10 pick it up and beat
Broda from pointblank range.
That was the goal that shook
Olympia-brought shower OF
programs and the odd hat or SO
in tribute 10 the youngster who
has twice overcome the handicap
.of a broken leg to become a
hockey star
BATTLE OF BUMPS
That sent the game into over
time. one that looked more and
more like Detrolt'S game until
Pole turned the tables.
II was the overtime that finally
slowed down the vicious checking
the battle of bumps waged be
tween the heavy-chccklng Wings
and that mighty torso toSser
Bucko Mcdonald OF Toronto, who
had challenged the Wings &c
come 10 him.
The Wings did. They gave
Buckle better than they received
He got in several good knock
downs. but spent much of the eve
ming on his back as the result OF
the efforts Of Jack Stewart, Gully
Simon and Jimmy Orlando, in
particular.
Bucko'S most delightful loss OF
| dignity from the crowds stand.
point, came in the final period
when he half-misSed a check on
Sid Abel at the boards and was
hit 50 hard by the Wing captain
he did backward swan dive Il
wind up on his well-cushioned
poStCrior.
But II is Bucko who has the
Lost l.tttrb t,g4y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
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.teC.uhpr the name OF tonorrows code
aurtarlng ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Evening star., 1943-09-17
Sparrows Point Strike
Delays Launching,
Yard Manager Says
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ia strike
Of riveters which began yesterday
at the Bethlehem-Sparrows Point
Shipyard has forced postponement
Of the launching of a tanker and
threatens to hold up work on other
vessels needed by the armed forces,
Yard Manager F. A. Hodge said
today.
Mr.. Hodge said approximately 100
riveters, members of the CIO Inter-
national Union of Marine and Ship
building Workers of America, walked
out. The men seek higher pay, he
added.
Meeting Called.
Louis G. Crocetti, president of the
local, said a meeting had been
called for today.
Il would rather not say anything
about the matter until we get into
it further" he added.
Mr.. Hodge issued this statement:
Launching of Navy tanker at
the Bethlehem-Sparrows Point Ship
yard has had to be postponed in
definitely as the result of a strike of
the riveters. now in effect at the
yard in a demand for higher pay.
Strike Is Fifth.
"This is the fifth strike of the
riveters at the Sparrows Point yard
within the last few months. Like
the earlier stoppages, this strike is
in violation of labor's no-strike
pledge to the President and of the
unions agreement with the COM
pany. y In addition to the delay
in the launching of the U. S. S.
Chikaska. work on other tankers and
ships of other types now under con-
struction for the Navy and Maritime
Commission and vitally needed for
Evening star., 1943-09-17

our armed forces in Italy and else
where, is being held up"
Mr.. Hodge said the riveters were
not asking an increase in the regu-
lar sl20 per hour pay rate, but in
piecework rates. The average riv-
eter earns 81 so to 50 per hour in ads
dition to the regular hourly pay,
some making as much as s25 day,
he said.
Evening star., 1943-09-17
Dr.. Corey M. Browne
To Address Dentists

DR.. Carey NJ Browne will address
the opening meeting of the Robert
T. Freeman Dental Society at 9 p IN
tomorrow at the Y. M. C. A., 1916
Twelfth street NV.
DR.. w. O. Claytore, president of
the National Dental Association, will
report on the organiza tons execu-
tive war emergency meeting in
August at st. Louis,
Evening star., 1943-09-17
Weather Report

FURNISHED by the Omitted States Weather
Bureau)
District of Columbia-Rather cool
and windy this afternoon; cooler
tonight with light frost in nearby
rural districts; continued cool Satur-
day morning
Virginia-Rain in the southeast
portion. ending early this after
noon. Cooler tonight and Saturday
morning; light frost in west and
north portions.
Maryland-Cooler this afternoon.
tonight and Saturday morning; light
frost in exposed places tonight.
RIVER REPORT.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Monthly precipitation in inches In, the
Capital tcurrent month to date)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
4 New
Michigan
Firms Set

LANSING. May s (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securl-
ties Commission announced today
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms:
Edward +. Berry Co, Detroit
Edward f. Berry Detroit, 10 deal
in industrial maintenance supplies
$4,000 common stock.
Frankline Outdoor Advertising
Co. Detroit; Willard c Webster,
Detroit. 10 deal in the advertising
business: $4,000 common stock
Leone studios, Inc. Battle
Creek; John w. Hazlett and Leone
3. HazleN. Sturgis. and Robert s.
Sutula, Battle Creek, 10 deal in
photography; $1,000 com m N
stock
V. +. Troxel and Sons, Inc Bat
tie Creek; Veranrd + TroXel Bat
tie Creek. 10 deal in real estate:
80 shares OF common nonpar value
stock.
New nonprofit corporations an
nounced by the commission in
clude: Grand Rapids Joint lnfor-
nation Office. Inc. Grand Rapids
Yale Avenue Church of the Maze
rene Flint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Budd Plans
Refindn(iing

PHILADELPHIA. May s A
for the refinancins of the
Z per cent preferred stock Of
Edward G. Budd Manufacturing
Co. was announced today
The company said the rehnanc-
ing program contemplates the is
Suance Of new nonpar prior
preferred stock. having a s. an
nual 4 dividend rate and the eN-
change OF tins stock for the old
Z per cent cumulative preferred
of 500 par value on which there
are accumulated dividends unpaid
since 1880.
The exchange would be on the
basis of two shares OF the new
stock for one Of the old The
new stock Will have a
value of 500 a share.
Accumulated unpaid dividends as
OF May !, 1913 on the present pre-
ferred stock amount 10 $3.50 a
share of a total of s., 20S, 962
The treasury department has
ruled that no gain or loss acCruo>
to stockholders by reason Of the
exchange. and thus there Is no
tax factor involved
The proposal Will he subnittc
10 stockholders for approval A. aH
adjourned annual meeting 10 hc
held here July Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Practically disseminating It's
civilian watch repair business for
the duration, Sallans. Inc, one OF
Detroit's largest jewellers, IS now
giving dial precision gauges top
priorities in the repair shop.
So important is this service 20
tho war industries that the War
Production Board has taken note
of il and is advising firms in this
area that minor gauge repairs can
be had at Sallan'S.
I'm the past, when these
gauges became broken or out Of
order they were sent back 10
the manufacturer" a WPB
spokesman said "Now, however.
they are repaired In a day or
two, thus eliminating the extra
handling and two or three
months delay"
BY entering this new field. the
Detroit jeweler placed at the dis
posal of Detroits war industries
A group of skilled technicians
which could not possibly be dupll-
Gated IN A factory. Although the
repair men are in some cases still
learning. they have actually built
new parts for replacement. rather
than sncur a long wait to get de.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. crts L. s. No.
!, 2ii-in. min. unless otherwise stated
Northern Spys Sf0i.50 steele Reds
81 p; Washington, box Delicious fancy,
so l5Os. - ~ SIS, extra fancy -l50S.
Si75H ; 2j Wlnesaps, hu. bskts. comb.
extra fancy and fancy ? in. min. 81
ASPARAGUS California, pyramid crts
loose stock. med. 20 large. best. 81 50.
Washington. punched l. 5 No / -20-ib.
tair ia generally good. Si.50q5.2A Wash.
ngton No. J. loose best 30 To. crts.
So 1916. considerable poor stock, accord
ing 10 condition. low az SOC.
ANOCADOS- California, fats. fair qusl-
.uy. 2O2is. S27j
BEANS Florida, bn. hamper. Plenti.
poor, 81; wax beans. few s., generally
good, ST; ordinary 10 fair. S2u3 Rounti-
fuls fair to generally good. 50 IS q 3 IS,
Louisiana, hu hampers. - y . %.
BEETS-TeNas, Z. cris.' 5-doz bohs-
BROCCOLI Pony rrts. California. 81 80
q some fair. S. s. SO
CABBAGE Florida 5O.b sacks 50 IS
Georgia, 50-lb. sacks. round, S3.i5 Arr
IONA, sacks. round S57.
CARROTS California. Los Anseles crts ,
dok,. SIS, IS q 3. 50, few 1913. Texas, Los
Angeles crts.. sdol. bchs 50 10 bu,
bkts topped, washed. 81, few S2.25' 50-lo
sacksA small, 81. 30 = ?
CELERY Florida, ism, crts., trimmed
tops indN idually wsshed, Golden Heart.
is 81 SIS $3.50. S-XN's. S.. Pascal 2ir-
doz., $50, IS and smaller, SIS 20; few
CUCUMBERs-Ho thouse Indiana, bskts,
doz., extra fancy, 81, fancy, $500.
boxes, doz, extra fancy. 81 fancy
$40 specials 81 50 d1.75: Florida. field
Erown, bu. bekts., fancy, IS $50, choice
S6H6 %. large, So - 5 %.
GRAPEFRCIT Texas Marsh seedless
combination grade, wire bound boxes an
sizes. $3.50 - 3.75 standard boxes BUSH,
50 so: FLORIDA wire-bound boxes Marsh
rtZCs. 500.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates California
Salinas district, As doE., 80 81 $780, Re"
Mt'sHRooMs 49, Ohio pints. 229 27isc.
Michigan quarts. 30 "a SOC.
MUSTARD W. Mississippi bu. baskets
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ONION-Tsxas 50-h sacks unclsssifled
yellow Bermudas 81 rs 90 tar SE.oo
moor 81 30. crystal white Wax medium
.S3g325. Babosas. y. S. No. /. SIN. MN
imum 50: 10 3-inch. 81 30
ANGES-FloridR wire bound boxes,
comb Nrsde valenciss 81. fo1 t75. far.
Stqt25.. California standard hsXes Nsvels.
POTATOES New stock and old stock
SPINACH Arkansas hu baskets. 81 50;
ifair 81 2311 50. cartons don. celopnane
bags washed spinach 10 o., 81 70, II %. d.
Isl IL "a I q5: - OF, S22s
, STRAWBERRIES - Louisiana 2f-piut
crates Klondykes and Klonmores. express
receipts $780,: few So. so. Arkansas ~
'uts Rlakemores. S7.75.
TOMATOES i0-lb. cartons repacks, me-
Idium, 50; hothousP s-ib baskets Indiana
medium. So 400 SO. small 20 medium.
IS2 fOu2 Is. small To large S212 10: OHIO
medium - 3Ou2 80 Tugs Mexico ripe. OK.
$500. III 50 1919
PEAS-Cahfornia bu baskets. fair. 20
IEenerslW good, S2.757J So, mostly $40
los feN 81 81 ~.
SWEET, POTATOES Porto Rican vans
Louisiana hu. crates L. s No. /, So 81 q
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TtfRN1Ps -- Mississippi bu. baskets
hunched 81 5nH2
RADIsHES- Virginia M baskets. 50 IS;
Tennessee IN. baskets Si2S.