Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 16

ZVENING STAR, CARTELS FORECAST IN'U. S. INDUSTRY Development of European Idea Is Expected in New Trade Deal. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, May 11.—The Deal for industry broadly oullined b)‘ President Roosevelt, promises an carIY\ pmpnganon in this country of ca ed on the European plan, e ing to opinion in some industrial quar- Briefly defined, a cartel is an agree- ment in writing among manufacturers or producers for the regulation of pro- duction and prices. Cartels have operated in our export trade under the protective provisions of the Webb-Pomerene act, which per: mits combinations of American com- yames in their quest for foreign busi- o domestic operations, however, in- dusiry and buiness hate had to g0 along with strict cgar er niSirust and. other Federal laws with their multiplicity of thou-shalt-nots as to price agreements, production control, ort sert that most of the present ills and infirmities of business can be corrected | by a judicious modification of existing faws to permit companies to make rea- Bonable agreements rTespecting prices and production so that ruinous compe- tition may be eliminated. If the Government follows the ex- ected path it will doubtless lead to Pgisiation permitting co- operative | agreements and _associations within something of the same latitude allowed' the general run of cartels in Europe. The principal justification of the car- tel, it is contended, is its effectiveness 4n ‘preventing reckless price cuts to the detriment of the entire industry af- ; cabbage, 100!150 squash, 1.50; carrots, crates, 1.25; beets, crates, 1.25a 1.50; tomatoes, Washi Prod I Ty ashington uce 10; 12al4; roosters, 10; Lo Island ducks, 14; Virginia duch 15. WHOLESALE PRICES. ; s smoked hams, 1314; lf;lp bacon, 13 Butter—One-pound prints (93 score). | lard, 7%; com po . tub, 25; one-pound prints (93| Live sto light, 3.7583.95; medium, " heavy, 3508400 ccre) 25 tub, 24; one-pound prints 5 tub, 23; nne-mund pigs, zsmon mlval 3.5004.50; Spring b, lambs, 3.00a6. muu—wm.ermelm 5; unuloupe- 7.0028.00; plneapp ries, 2.50: oranges, 250- ;_asparagus, xnn bunchu 3:5024.00; ‘onions, bunches, 1.00a1.50; comn, 3.00; cnullflower 1.7582.00. Baltimore Tube Co BALTIMORE, May 11 (Special).— rawber - | Operating loss of $20,914.94 1s reported by the Baltimore Tube Co.; This com- ceipts, 12'2a13; Government graded, extras, 19; standards, 17; mediums, 16 Poultry, alive—Turkeys, hens, toms, 13; chickens, Plymouth bmllen oroilers, 15a22; Leghorn broll!l’s 17a18; Plymouth Rock fryers, 22a24; Plymouth | Rock roasting chickens, 23a25; colored nens, 12al13; Leghorn hens, 9all;| rocsters, Puu]try "dressed—Turkeys, hens. 18; 0; zrlpe(ru\t 1758 2.00; apples, box ‘stock, 1.50a: 200 mr:x 2.50a3.50; alligg tor pelrl rhubarb, dozen bunches, 10&50 cnn berries, 3.25; binanas, 1.5082.00; lem- ons, 4.0085.00; limes, per 100, 2.00. vegembles~ tatoes, new, per barrel, 350al 00; old, llnt 100-pound sacks, toms, 10; chickens, Plymouth Ruck‘ 1.25; New Yogk, 1.15; peas, 50a1.25; 20a21; Plymouth Rock fryers, 25a27; smng beans, ¥.25a2.00; peppers, 1.50; let- pares with an operating Moss of $41,- 00; | 201.23 for the corresponding period a year ago. Shipments for the quarter were 20.39 per cent of cgpacity, which compares with 22.86 per gent of capacity for the initial quarter 1932, Profit and loss deficit u o( March 31, yelr stood at $263,224410. An Appeal for Your Personal Interest When we said the stock, of Fine Clothes made by the famousi tailors ROGERS PEET CO. new vork SCHLOSS BROS. & CO. sartivore must be sold ; we meant every word—and they are going o be sold if there are Men and Young Men in Washington who can apgreciate Fine Clothes when they see them, who can appreciate Style and Valfes and who know a BARGAIN when they see them they will hurry to this sale WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933. tuce, Iceberg, 3.00a3.25;kale, 40; mincb.l 40850 FOOD STORES INC. FOOD EXPOSITION FRIDAY, MAY 12th UNITED MARKET—Mr. Jos. Miller, PROP. #th & W Sts, N.E. Telephone NOrth 8745 EVERYBODY WELCOME!! MANY PRIZES GIVEN White Star Tuna Fish : ayonnaise . . 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No.1can9c Regular Wesson Oil . . . ».25¢; «.47c | Del Monte Cherries . . lz=can24c 7 D 2 OUR MOTHERS COCOA soz.12¢; e 2lc 16¢; 1216 bag 29¢ NN /////%////////// L7z fected. —_— $ 1 4.75 and up—givek you STYLE wd VALUES ont or s usecst L0 that are absolutely amaging UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 v For a Complete Funeral Cars and All By I =The- ‘ _GREATER | ChambersCo A look will tell you more than aIl/lwe can say Every garment made to scll for moref than double 4 NEW SPRING ad SUMMER SUITS The Xewest Shades and Colorings—tjne Newest Weaves, Fabrics from the best looms in the world. / Why Not Look—It Costs You Nothing FURNISHINGS, HATS - —All of the Best at like DRASTIC REDUCTIONS they must be sold We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. 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