Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1932, Page 16

A—16 UPTURN 15 HAILED BY AUTO EXECUTIVE Dodge Brothers’ Sales Chief| Sees Trend Especially in Own Industry. Washington Produce Butter—One-pound print (93 score), one-pound prints score), 26; tub, 25; one-pound prints| (80) acore), 25; tub, 24. Hennery, whites, 35a36; current | receipts, 30; storage, 24; Government graded, extras, 45; standards, 41; me- 27; tub, 26; diums, 33. Poultry, alive—Turkeys, old toms, 12a13; old hens, 13a14; young hens, 19a 20; young toms, 15al7; No. 2, 10al12; chickens—Plymouth Rocks, 4 and over, 15a18; under 4 pounds, 12a13; | pork loins, 13; fresh hams, 10; smoked THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, chickens, young, 25a35; roosters, 8. 2] Poultry, dressed — Turl |old hens, 18a19; ers, 11a12. pounds | Meato—Beef, 12; lamb, 13; veal, 11; keys, young hens, 23a25; young toms, 21a24; mixed hens and toms, 21a23; old toms, 17a19; chickens, Plymouth Rocks, 4 pounds and over, 17; under 4 | pounds, 15a17; Leghorns, 13a14; mixed | colored’ chickens, 16; hens, 4% pounds and over, 17a18; 4 pounds and under, 15a16; mixed small hens and Leghorns, 12a13; roasting chickens, 17a19; roost- ; strip bacon, 13; lard, Ti5; ‘com] d, 7. pounds and dve stock—Hogs, light, 3.75; me- over, 22a25; small capons and roasting 17a20; keats, old, 20a25; dium, 3.7584.00; heavy, 3.00a3.50; pigs, 3.75; roughs, 2.00a3.00; calves, 3.00a 6.00; lambs, 3.0025.50. Game—Rabbits, per dozen, 1.80a2.40. Fruits—Apples, bushel, 50a1.50; fancy box stock, 1.50a2.25; pears, bushel, 1.50a 2.00: fancy box stock, 1.7582.25; seckels, kegs, 2.00a2.50; grapes, Concords, 3- pound baskets, 11812; tokays, 1.25; mus- catels, 1.00; Thompson seedless, 1.50a 2.00; Malaga, 90a1.25; juice grapes, 65a 70; ho;l!yldglws 2.00a2.40; alligator 581.75; , | fornia, 1932. 4.50a8.00; casabas, 2.00; %erlimmmu 1.25a1.50; limes, per 100, 2.00; cran- berries, 2.2582.50. Potatoes—100-pound sacks, 1.00a1.10; Idaho bakers, 165a2.00; sweets, per bushel, 50a60; string beans, 1. 00; white, . peas, 2.75a3.00; celery, 2.25; cucumbers, bushel, 2.50a3.50; beets, per 100 bunches, 5.00; carrots, per bushel, 75; lettuce, Iceberg, 3.75; New York, 1.00; aspar: 2.5024.00; - salsify, per | dozen bunches, 75; turnips, 60a75; | cabbage, 60a75; mushrooms, 50a90; e, 40a50; spinach, 65a75; tomatoes, Call- 1.85a2.00; 30-pound lugs, . | parsnips, bushel, 1.25; okra, 1.50a2.00. squash, 1.25a1.50. COTTON GINS BEHIND RECORD SET IN 1931 RICHMOND, Va., November 18 (F).— Virginia up until November 1 fell nearly 40 per cent behind its 1931 record to the same date in ginning of cotton, Census Bureau figures show. Prior to November 1 this yesr the State had ginned 17,277 running bales, counting round and half bales, and not including linters, as against 38,300 bales to November 1 a year ago. By countles, the State showed the following records: Brunswick, 2,460 (1931, 4,442); Din- widdle, 202 (1931, 431); Greenville, 3.- 206 (1931, 5,32); Isle of Wight, 439 (1931, 688); Mecklen! , 2,064 (1931, 4,071); Nansemond, 2,756 (1931, 4,602); Norfolk, 398 (1931, 758); Southam 3,530 (1931, 5,770); Sussex, 901 (1931, 1,270), and all other, 431 (1931, 646). Gulf 0il Bonds Offered. NEW YORK, November 18 (fl.—-l Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, trustee of Gulf Oll Corporation’s 15-year § per cent debenture bonds, will recelve | tenders for sale to it up to $2,000,000 | of the bonds at not more than par. The offer expires at noon on Novem- ber 30. WHOLESALE FOOD INDEX CONTINUES TO MOUNT NEW YORK, November 18 (#).— Bradstreet’s wholesale food index con- tinued to gain last week, rising 4 cents ollowing the previous week’s advance of 3 cents. The index for November 15 was $1.71 compared with $1.67 for No- vember 8. The most important single factor in the advance was a sharp jump in the price of eggs, the agency reports. Eleven blind persons were registered every day last year in Britain. Continued business improvement in T B St The HUB—Buy Now for Christmas—Pay Next Year! Here Are 4 of the Biggest Chair Values Ever Offered—at The HUB—50c a Week Loose Pillow Back Tapestry Lounge Chair the Dodge dealers and salesmen yes- terday at the Shoreham Hotel. A pre- | view of the new models was shown 8t | this time, with introductory remarks by George Allen, chief engineer. | “There is no doubt about it,” stated | Mr. Van DerZee, “business is mprov- ing in many lines. We believe that the | mprovement will continue regardiess | Here is one of the most popular of our lounge chairs, de- signed with loose pillow back, spring- cushion seat and up- holstered in attrac- tive tapestries. A of the present serious mood of the| country. ‘There is every indication genuine underselling value, The HUB that the demand for passenger cars and trucks will be greater in the near| future than it has been in the last five | years. Believes Election Helped. “With the exception of food, shelter d clothing, no need of civilized v | £ in the United States is more nsist- ent than the demand for the transpor- tation of human beings and of goods. We have no misgivings about the fu- are of the industry, no doubts regard- ng our own place and that of our deal- | ers in it The other day, in Detroit, Walter P. Chrysler expressed the opinion that landslide that has just rolled n the political mountain is apt to us a lot of good, now that it is over. It has cleared the air and gives folks & ehance to think about their own af- fairs. Business has been improving | for some time, in the automobile in- gustry as in other lines. What we d to speed up the improvement pro- ss is salesmanship of a new, different, tter type. Urges Hard Work. “If you want your share of the $50,- 00,000,000 buying power, which this Pountry still has today, quit talking sbout the depression and tell your Exends to quit talking about it to.you. you look at the future with the en- thusiasm that conditions warrant, if | you work for all your worth for 12 months in the year, you'll be surprised &t the results.” R _MYSTE-‘RIOUS SLAYER OF WOMAN SOUGHT Enoxville Shooting Victim, ao,; Says Man Walked Up to Her on Street and -Fired. Tapestry-Covered Lounge Chair as Shown $ 1 4.95 By all means see and (try out) this o) 1 ffed e e e Pull-Up Chair $2,98 covered tapestry. The sturdy frame is finished in Note the loose spring cushioned seat, large walnut. The seat and back are covered in velour. Queen AnneChair $6.95 An artistic occasional chair in the Queen Anne design, uphol- stered in tapestry. arms and restful back. A most attrac- tive value. aw‘ \ The HUB - Introduces ood. Safety Director Walter Anderson said t i % Be believed the murder was planned. 5 ‘ Mrs, Crumbliss, mother of three grown children, was shot without warn- ing by the man, who approached her, pressed a pistol to her side and fired, The elderly woman staggered & short | istance to the apartment of her daugh- %er, Mrs. Joe Duncan, jr. “‘He shot me deliberately,” Mrs. Crum- bliss gasped as her daughter reached Ber side. She died four hours later in 8 hospital. She was unable to give offi- pers a description of her sssailant. CONDITION STATEMENT ISSUED BY REICHSBANK | BERLIN, November 18 (#).—Th Reichshank statement as of November g - T 15 shows the following changes in ; : - % iy ,’Wfl ey P A New 7 If’ RADIO COLUMBIA RADIO A Finer Musical Instrument—A Beautiful Piece of Furniture Made by Columbia With a Half Century of Creating High-Grade Musical Instruments By the Associated Press. KNOXVILLE Tenn., November 18.— Officers today sought to solve the mys- terious slaying of Mrs. James G. Crum- Bliss, 60, wife of a former city commis- sioner, who was shot down by an un- identified man last night as she was walking to her dgughter’s apartment, in an exclusive residential neighbor- | ¢ il i y 1 reichsmarks: Gold and bullion in- : creased 7,869,000, reserve in foreign cur- . : 3 i rencies decreased 17,290,000, bills of ex- ‘ 3 l 000, silver and other coins increased 62,091,000, notes on other banks in- ‘ ereased 2,590,000, advances decreased e akes an er of a i 639,000, other assets decreased 53,207,- ) l 000, notes in circulation decreased 83, i - " R S' wit very oom Size Ru g ohange and checks decreased 137,248,- 8,829,000, investments increased 32,- V N ! creased 8,566,000, other labilities de- | Week ereased 19.264,000. Total gold holdings, 825,152,000. Note coverage, 27.2 per cent. Rate of discount, 4 per cent. Votes Cost 26 Cents Each. CIL GROVE, Kzns.,, November | Votes in Morris County in the | Tecent general election cost 26 cents each. That is, the votes cost. taxpayers of the county that amount. ‘There were | 5,388 votes cast in the county and the | election cost was $1,439. | RS This COLUMBIA—with 8 Tubes Deferred, Btand Pav & Mater pf..50c Q Rerular. $25 Fringed Velvet Rugs; choice of 9x12 ft. or 874x10% ft. Cushion free ... Pay- Hldrs. of Pe- Rate. riod Q 3 SyRREEIYY Reflector Lamp $ 4.95 It's a floor lampiis.its & reflector! You may use it either turn the switch, and three can- dle lights make it a floor lamp ...another turn, the reflector light, completely concealed by a large decorated paper parch- ment shade, gives a bright and attractive light. Heavy metal base. ‘ o @l{ifi’nuunlé —— PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Assets Over $29,000,000 Surplus, $1,250,000 | Cor. 11th and E Sts. NW. JAMES BERRY. President EDWAED C. BALTZ. Secretary This full sized and guaranteed Electric Washing Machine pay itself as you save money on S' our ”Florence" OII weekly laundry bill ; H E A T E R It has a noiseless 7 e and witt QUi operate satisfac- = Made by the manufacturers of the torily as long as / famous Florence Oil Cook Stove, you use it. safe, odorless and smokeless. It provides generous s 2 9 £ DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED Rate. 1iod. able. "1e 5 ster Rugs; B8 Rugs; choice Dec. This handsome new Columbia six-leg Radio receiving set Rate. Period. P : P = * circuit with automatic volume con- $49 50 $66'5 less tuning. Automatic volume . ft. or 814x10% Complete with 7 Tubes Complete with 8 Tubes Buy one of these dis- l your bedroom. This bed You Can't Equal These Typical Values For Which The HUB Is Famous NEW YORK, November 18 (#).— ‘ Resumed. | ® $29 Axmin- Pay- Hldrs of $23 Brussels Cat50 o hoice of 9x12 4 i nre <ot | of B2t o $ I 5.65 o sdor: § 98 This COLUMBIA —with 7 Tubes leduced. x 1 l/ . 4 ¥ . . i 2 ' e J: (éhion e o tusluon A full sized radio at a “midget” price. Tastefully : O T oof h - Teirh s Omitted. o " y: 1 : > 1s complete w1 eig ubes—super etero yne circuit, the 2 decorated walnut carved cabinet. Superheterodyne e viabat e wdid Tt }3‘;: H'gh'g':'d' L trol, full range, continuous tone con- S s S lcl;::ls er : ;ffé trol and shadow line tun- control, duo-diode detector, and Bl s 00 ing. Full dynamic speaker. full dynamic speaker. ft. Cushion > free .coveonen ; ‘PAY NEXT YEAR! — 50c a Week Pays for a Rug : ¢ r—y——XT . ’ Colonial 4-Post Bed Electric Washer tinctive beds for your home and add a bit of Colonial atmosphere to is finished in walnut and is specially priced for this sale. will way... quickly for 50c a Week EHUD Seventh and D Streets N.W. Chifforobe $14.95 A most conveniently ar- ranged chifforobe, containing numerous drawers and clothes cupboard. 80c a Week | I \ motor warmth in_any room desired Special ... 50c a Week 50c a Week