Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1933, Page 27

DRAFT IS PLANNED | ‘BY SUGAR LEADERS Prepare to Submit Agree- . ment to General Commit- tee for Debate. By the Associated Press. A conference subcommittee composed of leaders of all elements supplying the | United Stotes sugar market prepared | today to submit a draft agreement to | Tl 1 [Pourth of July. Consider; jas only hment was reached in the formula—the | Jarbitrary fixing of the prcbable comestic sugar consumption in 1933-34 at 6,2 000 tons. Individual estimates of pr domestic, insul and the uban quota were said to considerably h r than which it was nited States The draft ag: der the farm r debate was in prospect, | point of complete agree- act follows with | proposal that the various sections i perving the United States market be | llotted annual quotas, but goes no | further thar this ‘Where quotas were mentioned, blank | spaces were left after the names of | each continental and insular division, | o be filled in if understandings to that nd can be reached in the Steering [Committee. The question of Cuba’s allotment also ha ance, although der 2,000,000 tons has been most dis-, ssed. | The di gnizes that the 1933-34 a in the ground pnd nothing d be done at this time o curtail productton for the coming vear. Accordingly, it is proposed to | in their full | , wil jon that all sup-i Iplies in excess of 6,200,000 tons be set | laside as a surplus,’the total of which | would be calculated as a factor in fix- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, ‘JULY 6. 1933, GOLDENBERG’S GOLDENBERG’S ‘# GOLDENBERG’S Another Good Reason to ‘Get that Friday Habit’ CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST! 79¢ & $1 Silk Hose 59¢ (3 prs., $1.65) Sheer chiffon—stretchable top —snagless and lace tops. Also service weights. A wide variety of beautiful colors. From & nationally famous maker. Main Floor ng the restricted crop total for the en- |- rethod farm act adminis- next year will have available estic consumption for nd be gar Philippines, | fPuerto Rico and a fair estimate-of what | nay be expected from Cuba. DIL ADVANCES TWICE WITHIN THREE WEEKS | Midcontinent Area Gets 85 Cents| Per Barrel for First Time in Months. & By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla, July 6.—Fresh hope or an area that has languished for | revenue and pri- | in the mid- | r the impetus of 1 price increase in | On a basis of 2,000,000 barrels daily | rom the midcon and an average | rice advance of nts, the new price | ptructure 000,000 additional | onthly roducers. { Effective ny companies be- | fan paying 8 s In the northern half of flat price of 75 cents in East Texas and bn an advanced scale to 63 cents and 73 ents in the two Panhandle Texas dis- ricts. Other purchasers, large and small, ere expected to meet the increase to- Hay and tomorrow Hand in hand with the crude advance me a strong refinery market, with ellers virtually dictating their terms. Ruotations yest morning were B7; cents a gallon for the low grade, put by closing time was available nder 4 cents arketers were sking 4% cent: Eastern prices so ylvania grades going barrel higher, with the Bradford egany top at $1.70 and Ohio prices | boing up 30 to 33 cents, crossing the follar-a-barrel mark. Raules Relaxed for Bathers. PALM BEACH, Fla., July 6 (4 —Palm Beach yesterday re Jong-enforced les of dress for its public bathing beaches. | The Town Council agreed that male n};\;rs may dispense with bathing suit | S. s‘YLCO()L TRAVEL GO BY SionlLine % THESE LOW RATES & CUT VACATION ». COSTS IN HALF 6 Ezpress Schedules South and 9 North Every Day. Blg e Luxe conches with reclin- ing chairs, FREE PILLOWS and orter service leave this conven- lent new Bus Terminal regularly for points North, and West, Dependable through service. Stop- over privileges, Clean, comfort- able stations. 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