The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 15

MARCH 22. 1934. PART IT 15 FARMERS OPEN CITRUS CONTROL RULING BATTLED New York Curb Prices DAILY EASTERN CITRUS MARKETS (By tht AssocUted 1-est) Cerlnt shipments of California citrus, compiled from railroad pawing reporti for tht California Fruit Groert' Exchange, were given at follows: NEW DEAL FIGHT (MM.k 41 to Thm curb SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Threat of Agrarian Revolt in Missouri Looms Lemont. 44 3.5B9 3,158 1 281 Orantet. 236 13.481 12,336 4.268 Florida Case Real Tryout for A.A.A.

Validity al Federal Judge Had Curbed Committee Action March 20 Season to dale Last reason to dttt March 20 Season to datt CENTRAL CALIFORNIA on 'Ruthless Foreclosures Lands Resented 220 6,453 Lan season to date California oranges were lower In spott and lemons were unchanged yesterday at eastern ind middle western auction centers. Sales totaled seventy-thret cart oi oranr's, twenty-eitht ears of lemons and two eara of'-grapefrult. The price range per box: ORANGES LEMONS market closed lower today, canceling much of the Improvement recorded In Meter, day's reilly. Recession! ol fractions to round 3 polntt prevtlled at the finish, with all troupe yielding. Trtnsfert ap-proximtted 283,000 thartt.

Natomee Company lost 3 points, while Issues ott around 3 Included Aluminum Company of America, Genera Tin and Rubber. Hiram Walker and Newmont. trie Bond and Share and Gull Oil conceded about a point. Bunker Hill and Bulllvan gained 3 points. tnt cloning rlr It emitted when tame kt the low, and both low and elott whet tame at the high.

Decimal indicates actual number ol shares. STOCKS (Rales la Hundreds) High tew Close Arelol Prod. A Ala. Gt. Sou.

89 Alum. Co. Am. ...7.811 60V4 Alum. Ltd.

.8 7 Apjwal Argued to Set Aside Injunction Order NEW ORLEANS, March 21. UP). In a case testing the broad regulatory powers of the Agricultural BUTTER AND EGGS March 31, 1931 Closing priceg auoted are eor- reeled dally by Produce Exchangt 5 of Lot Angeles. Butter 4 Extra .24 '4 ay Prime firsts 23', Standards 23', 4- UnCer grades 22 4 EGGS Large Eggg 1, Candled clean extras 18 Z. 2.

Candled light dirty extras .17 I 3. Candled clean standards .11 i I 4. Candled light dirty gtand- 7 ards .18 I 3. Candled checks -14 Medium Fits 41 1. Candled clean extras 18 3.

Candled light dirty me- 4- dlunu 13 3. Candled clean standards. .13 4i 4- 4. Candled light dirty stand- trds .13 41 4. S.

Candled checks 12 Small Eggt 1. Candled clean .14 2. Candled light dirty tmilH .13 Western Cheese Daisies. 13; 13; long- horns, 14; sandwich prints, 14 Vi. jj SAN FRANCISCO.

Mirch 31. IIP) (Federsl-Sttte Msrket Newt Berv- Ice. Net wholesile prices: Butter, 92 tcore, 24; 91 tcort, -f 23; 90 wore. 22'A. si- Eggs, U.

S. extras, large, 15Va; -4t mediums, smalls. Ills. Cheese, fists or triplets. 13 "1.

4- NEW YORK, Mirch 31. Eggs, x. 45,488, etsier, unchanged. -ft xL Butter. Weaker.

Creamery, 41 4. higher than extra, 2592S; extra, '4 4. 92 score, 241.: first. 87-91 centralized, 90 tcore, 24 24. Graded tbovt Choice.

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Louis 2 80 3.40 Baltimore 2.30 Cincinnati 2 85 Detroit 2.4503.15 New Orleans Adjustment Administration, govern- Stand. 811. 18 7-18 7-l Starrelt 1 15-18 Stein Cosmetics 2 l'tt Stutt Mot. 1 Swift Co 1 18 Do. Int 28 27Vfc Swiss Am.

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1 IH'x Car 1 1 Wrishl llarg. 37 9 9 Xountstown 8. A T. SWs Pfd 1.30 80'4 80 Yukon Gold 9-10 Am. Beverage Prices by tlia per box of Sunklst brand navel oranges wert reported to tht California Fruit Growers' Exchange as follows: NEW YORK 80s 100s 120 150s 176s 200s 216s 252s 2BR 324s 392s Florencia.

Covins 2.90 2.60 2.70 2 90 3 05 3 15 3.25 3.25 3.15 3.15 i 5 J2 IS 1U 1 I 15 s.v tm ti Kit ftA Am. Book Am. tit. P.At. Am.

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Founders Am. Gas A EI. ment and special attorneys today asked the Fifth United States Circuit Court of Appeals to set aside a temporary injunction issued in the Southern District of Florida to prevent the functioning of the Flor aJT T.T.n 1V IS' Do. pfd II 144 14Va 1 15-lfl ida Citrus Control Committee, A.A.A. .81 1 BOSTON Violet.

Duart PHILADELPHIA Victoria. Casa Blanct CHICAGO Pinnacle, Upland DETROIT Gavilan, Arlington CLEVELAND Paul Ncyron, La Verne PITTSBURGH Florencia, Atusa Ave. 2.60 2.70 2.05 3.10 3.25 3.40 3.35 3.25 3.70 2.75 2.50 3.65 2.90 3.1S 2.50 2.45 2.40 2.60 3.80 2.90 2.95 3.30 2 60 3.85 3 05 3.15 3.45 3 65 3.70 3.53 3.80 3.10 3.10 3.20 3.20 3.25 2.13 3.40 3.70 3.90 3.30 3.30 3.43 3.53 3.50 3 50 8 ivi i'He 24 Am. Usht T. Am.

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V. 1 1 a 2 1V4 S-H2 41.4 I1 1V Airship! FUlnice" a-35 B(J 3 00 3.20 3.65 3.65 Carlot sales averages per box of California citrus were reported to tht California Fruit Growers' Exchangt on ttt own branda tnd to tht Associated Prest on ill Cheese. 163.881. stetdy. Btita whole milk flits, fresh, fancy, 15' Will, tW7 ,1111 (B, l.Cll.

i 11 13V. UH others ts follows: 4 New York Curb Bonds 4 CINCINNATI Ntvelt aolat oeuer. lemons easier to lower. Sales: Two cart navels, two eara lemons. Florida sales.

ciTs oranges, 2.2fc two cart gr.Pt-Irutt, $2.20. llH'i Bell Tel. tan. xd.l.SS llHVw Bitlelow San. pro.

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5s Do. As 10 19 Pitchfork League Formed; Mass Meeting Called MARYVILLE (Mo.) March 21. (UP) The threat of a new agrarian revolt In Missouri's richest larm-ing section existed today, with farmers ready to voice resentment against the flew Deal relief agencies. The farmers, who have organizfid "pitchfork leagues," will hold a mass meeting here Saturday to chart their campaign against purported injustices Imposed by the agencies which were to have brought relief. Chief cause of the resentment Is a policy of the Federal farm credit agencies of "ridiculously low appraisals and ruthless foreclosures." The aroused farmers are the same who, a year ago, became militant when privately owned mortgage companies foreclosed on properties.

They howled down sheriffs' sales and blocked shipments of produce to markets. An "intolerable situation" has developed, according to W. H. Burr, secretary of the Nodaway County Farmers' Protective Association. "Substantial farmers are losing their lands through foreclosures because agents for these Federal lending agencies are following a policy fully as stringent as the private lending companies," Burr said.

U.C. TO HAVE HONOR CODE SUBSTITUTE 'Honest System" to Place Examination Integrity Burden on Faculty BERKELEY, March 21. UP) For the "honor system," so long in force at the University of California, an "honest system" for regulating examination conduct has been substituted by the Associated Students and the faculty's academic senate. The new code will go into effect with the beginning of final examinations April 30. Under the old system, still In force at Stanford University, responsibility for reporting students cheating rested on their fellow-students.

The new code returns the responsibility to the professors. The new code, christened the "honest system" by Wakefield Taylor, president of the Associated Students, provides: Students rnnnnr. rp-pnfpr mm. Big Chief', 'SA, Red Naro'd LEMONS Fullhrook. PDF, Bunklst.

Fallbroolt. Hermosa 86F.Red Ball. Fallbrook. rtuail. OK.

Sunklst, Upland a. r.nil. OK. Red Ball, Upland SH 8SVa 1 JS llulova Watch pfd. 4.75 4 30 4.75 4.15 urn i 5 MMi Bros 14 lOMi 1 agency.

District Judge Alexander Akerman of the Southern Florida Federal Court In effect held the A.A.A. unconstitutional when he granted tho Injunction January 30 to the Hillsborough Packing Company and the Lake Fern Groves, planters, producers and packers of fruits. STAYED INJUNCTION1 The companies maintained their constitutional rights had been violated by regulations set up by the control committee with reference to interstate citrus shipments. At a special hearing here February 11, the Circuit Court temporarily stayed the District Court injunction pending arguments on appeal, heard today. The Judges hearing the appeal art Nathan P.

Bryant, Samuel H. Sibley and Joseph C. Hutchinson. VALIDITY ARGUED Arguments on the constitutionality of the A.A.A. and its agencies in the States to regulate agricultural industries by marketing agreement were presented to the court by Francis P.

Whitehair of Deland, Fla representing the control committee, and by special assistants to tha United States Attorney-General, James Lawrenci Fly and Ashley Sellers. R. W. Withers of Tampa, representing the plaintiff companies, presented the arguments against legality of the A A. marketing agreements.

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LEMONS p.rex. WD, Stinklst. E. Whittler 4 35 BuUereup. WD, Red Ball.

Whlttier 4.40 Tom Sawyer, WD, orchard run, E. Whittter new YORK Navels 300s slightly lower, bouEt ttJ.dy balanct steady; lemons 432s and smaller higher, slightly "'balance1 Sales: Fifteen antes, seven cars lemons. "or'rt Fifty-four cars oranees, $2.90, twenty-two can grapefruit, $2 60. NAVELS Carnation, FWK. first.

Wrad. 2,45 Ban Dimas Supreme, SD, Sunkist, Ssn Dimes an pet. SD. Bunklst, San Dimas 2 Glendor Alps. OF.

Bunkitt. G.endo a 3.00 Olendora Home, OF, Sunkist. Glendort 2.75 1 II Charis ii r- Ir- S8T 20W 20 BALTIMORE Navels and lemont unchanged. Sales: One car navels, two cart lemons. Florida sales: Two ears Valencies, one ear grapefruit, $2.45.

NAVELS Volunteer, SA, Sunkist, N. 2.30 LEMONS Excellent. VCE. Sunkist, Santa Paula 5.10 Athlete, SA, Sunkist, Claremont 5.00 8T. LOUIS Navela unchanged; lemong lower fancy, unchanged choice.

Sales: Five eara navels, ont car lemons, one car grapefruit. Florida sales: Two cars two cart trtpefruit, $2.25. NAVELS Airship, VCE. Sunkist, Fillmore 2 80 Trail. DM, Sunkist.

Lamanda 3.20 Canyon. DM, Red Ball. Lamanda Park 2.70 Carmencita, NO. Sunkist, 3.05 Silver Gate, SDF, 8unklst. El Caion.

2.85 Dependable. SDF, Red Ball. El Cajon. 2.55 Reliable, NO. Sunkist, La Habra 3.

50 Bengal, NO, Red Ball. La Habra 2.40 LEMONS Whittler. WD. Sunkist. Whittler 4 40 Pico, WD, Red Ball, Whittler 4.30 GRAPEFRUIT Arizona Desert Sweet, ARZ, 2.10 CHICAOO Navels easier to slightly lower in spots; higher grapefruit; lower lemons.

Sales: Thirteen cars navels, four cars lemons, one car mixed. Florida tales: Eleven cars oranges, four cars grapefruit, $2.70. NAVELS Pinnacle. OK, Sunkist, Upland 3 65 Wonderland. SDF.

Sunkist, Escondido 2.70 Freedom, SDF, Red Ball, 3.50 College Heights, SA, Sunkist, Claremont 3 65 Mahala. RIV. Sunkist, Highgrove 3.05 Defiance, 8T, Sunkist, Downey 3 65 Condor. ST. Red Boll.

Downey 3.55 Echo, ST. Sunkist. Downey 2.65 Arroyo. ST. Red Ball, Downey 2.60 San Antonio Special, fancy, Arlington Heights 3.03 San Luis.

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RIV. Sunkist, Casa Blanca. 1 265 2.90 300 2 90 121 1 1H 4 .11 'lo'i 91 2 tHi I'i OIW 61 89 70 54 51 41 SftT's 40 81 91 52', 40 41H, M'k V.i 42 42 2 flVd 0 a1, 4 i'y 70 63 60W tiii 19 70 53 01 51 39 40 391, 40 46 81 sivi 4.7 43 43'k 78W 41 41 io.i" ni.i 104W 104V 87 97 87 87 77 79W 40W 2 21 LEMONS Archery. ST. Sunkist.

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Sunkist, Corona Kiltie. Red Ball. Corona Maduro, Q. orchard run. Tartan.

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8T. Sunkist. San Ternando Belle of Pnu. VCE. Sunkist, Mansion of Piru.

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NO, Sunkist. Yorba Linda, NO. Red Ball. Yorba Olendora. GF, Sunkist.

Goodwill. GF. Red Ball. Glendora Diplomat. CDC.

fancy. Corona Envoy, CDC, choice, Corona VALENCIAS 495 4.65 4.80 4 45 5.00 4 60 4.35 460 4.85 4.45 440 485 4 40 4.25 4.70 .40 22 ination rooms after once leaving 3.60 4.65 4.05 4.65 4.05 4 35 4.10 RALEIGH (N. March 21. (UP) l'-i 7' 7 s-ia 6(4 7'i mem. Tney can carry only writing materials into the examination rooms.

They will not be permitted to enter examination rooms late after the first half-hour. Professors will remain in the rooms durlno- The North Carolina Supreme Court today upset a Superior Court deci 103 a .14 1 Canyon. DM. Red Ball. Lamanda Park 4 25 Ocean View, VCE, Sunkist.

Carpmter a 4.55 Sea Brerse. VCE. Red Ball, Carpmterla 4.10 Fldelio Brew. Moeno nri Arizona Desert Sweet. ARZ, Sunkist.

Mesa Arizona Cactus, ARZ. choice, GRAPEFRUIT Mahala. RIV. Highgrove First Nat.St. 1st pf.

examinations. 2.70 2.55 2.30 sion apportioning the millions left by Zachary Smith Reynolds, scion of a tobacco dynasty and husband of 18 104 Vi 5 98 1U 97 3 117 Vi 24 87 1 10.1 22 79W IRVj V'Sl H'' It Fltk Rub 1 80 HMi Do. held, specially cured specials, 19. Wisconsin, fresh, tin- 1 gle daisies, 14Vs15's. ftitt'l held mostly steady on the street at follows, per box: Coachella Valley fancy.

80a to 100s, 2.2502. 50; unwrtpped orchard run 64s, 1.65W1.00; 80s, 1.6501.75. and 100s, 1. 50O16O; choice 64s, 1.351.50, and SOs to 100,, 1.3511.50; Arizona fane) 64s, 1.15. and 80s to 100s, mostly 1.90, with choict wrtpped Yuma 48t tnd 64s, 1.50; Imperial Valley and Aritona, unwrapped, choice 64s, 1.10sfl.25, and 80a to 100s, 1.2501.35; Tulare county, unwrapped, choice 80s to 100s, 750 85 a box.

GINGER ROOT, a little Hawaiian ttock at 10 a pound. LEMONS held steady at the following street prices per box: Local fancy 300s, 4.50; 360s, 4.75; choice 300s and 360s, 4 00W4.25; loose, best, 1.75 2.00. and fair quality, 1.35 tf 1.50 a box. LETTUCE wg plentiful with a slightly weaker tendency; best Guadalupe. Santa Maria and 6a Luis Obispo dry pack 4, Jobbing at 1.15 a 1.25, mostly 115, with poorer, 75 9 1.00.

and 5 dniens, 75 90 a crate: Oxnard 4 and 5 dozens, ordinary quality, at 3040; Capistrano dry pack 4s, 1.00(91.15, and St. 75485; Yuma dry pack 4s. 1001.10, with some lower: a few Imperial Valley dry pack 5s in fair condition. 15, with some lower: local loose pack 3 15 if 25, few 30835 a crate LOQUATS, 8an Diego and Orange county, red. 6i small.

34; yellow, 566; small, 2 'a S3 a pound. MUSHROOMS In very light supply at mostly 20 a pound for local. KUMQUAT8, Orange county, few a pound. ORANGES moved slowly at the following street prices per box: Local navels, fancy, 100s to 126s. 200; 150s.

2.10; 176,. 2.25, and 200s, 2.35; unwrapped, choice 80s, LOO1 1.25; 100,, 1.1091.40; 126s to 150s, 1.35tfl.50: 176s to 216,, 1.601.75; Imperial Valley orchard run, 200s to 216s, mostly 1.T0; loose navels, choice and standards, extra large, 80t90: large, 1.00W1.10, and medium size, 1.10 a 1,25 a box NAPA scarce and higher at 65 075 a crate for local stock. PEAS continued in heavy supply with weak feeling: San Pedro stock mostly 29 2 It a pound, with a few best 3 and poorer I't. Laguna Beach, 8an Luis Obispo and Arroyo Grande 20 2V a pound PEARS In limited demand and steady; good Santa Clara county Winter Nelis jobbing at with a little large stock 3 and a few Columblas 2'? a pound; fancy Rogue River Valley Winter Nelis, 135s to 163s, at 2.00 a box. with some Carmrl Valley Winter Nells, 210s, at 1.40 a box.

PEPPERS were In liht supply and steady, good Florida California Wonders Jobbing at 2022; Mexican California Wonders. 20. and Green Chili, Cuban Ruby Kings, 13014 a pound. RHUBARB was In light demand and dull account competition of strawberries: local Cherry in apple boxes, 3540, with a few best 50: strawberry rhubarb, 40 50. with a few 60 a lug; fancy Alameda county strawberry In 20-pound flats at 65i 75.

with a few 80. and extra choice, 50 60 a flat. SQUASH continued In oversupply with weaker tendency, especially on Italian; Imperial Valley 20-pound lugs. White Bummer and Italian, 50160, with crates at the same figure; Coachella Valley White Summer and Italian in 4-baskct crates at 50960; Imperial Valley White Summer In standard lugs. 15 085, with a few high as 90 and low aa 60; San Pedro White Summer, 9091.00 a lug, and San Diego county Italian, a lug.

PARSNIPS unchanged and dull at 40 CF50 a lug. STRAWBERRIES were plentiful but met a good demand at unchanged prices; good local Klondike, Jobbing at 2.25 2.50 per 30-plnt crate, with a lew best 2.75 and fair quality 1.752.00: a few Missionaries, 2.002 25 a crate; some taod Klondike, In 12-pint trayt at 90 01.00. SWEET POTATOES continued to move slowly at a lug or 1.40 per 50-pound crate for Merced county Jerseys, with good New Mexico Nancy Hallt mostly 1.83 a bushel basket, or 1.75 a bushel crate: local and Oklahoma Porto Rleans, mostly 1.00 a lug: tome good Bakersfleld Nancy Halls at 1.20 a lug. TANGERINES were In light demand and unchanged: local fruit, 2031a, with a few 3 a pound. TOMATOES were In moderate eupply and steady, Niland crates jobbing at 4.00O4.25 for good 9-tops, with a few high at 4.50 and low at 3 50: 12-tops.

3.503.75, with a few brst and poorer 325; 16-tops, 2.5032.75. with soma it 2.25, and small loose stock in lug, tt 1.754 3.00: Niland 20-pound lugs, 7x8s, at 2.50 Of 2.75: some Brawley crates at 3. 2503.50 for 9-tops. with 12s at 2.7503.00, and 16-tops. 2 15i 2.

50; Westmoreland and Brawley, 30-pound 1x8s, at 2.25 0 2.50, with tome loose ttock 1.50; Mexican stripped ttock, 12 913 a pound for firsts, with circles 11; Florida stripped ttock 11 12, circles 10 a pound. ROMAINE, crates, best S3 035; poor, 10 013. ONIONS were In light supply and continued to strengthen; a few sales by brokers of U.S. No. 1 Oregon Yellows being reported at 83 per 50-pound sack; a few Salinas Buckskin Browns at 1.50 cwt.

POTATOES held steady with a limited movement: a few brokers tales of good Stockton Burbankt reported at 1.1001.15 per with special marks held higher; very few talet of U.S. No. 1 Idaho Rus-seta reported at 1.60 with poorer lower; a car of U.S. No. I Nevada Russets, 1.60; tome Klamath Russets.

U.S. No. 1, at 1.40 1.45 per ttreet sales of new-crop British Queens from San Diego county at S'iso'i a pound: a few new-crop Florida Bliss U.S. No. 1, at 2.25 bushel crate.

it 22-H 21a4 Libby Holman, torch singer. 47 10 BOSTON Navels 176s smaller lower, 150s larger unchanged, lemon, unchanegd. Sales: Eleven cars orsnges, three cars lemons. Florida sales 20: Thirteen cars oranges. eleven cars Va-lenclas.

$2 60; seven cars grapefruit, fi.o3. NAVELS 7Xi 11 7" 1H Do. pfd FlintkMe A Ford M. Can. A.

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Aviation nan. Flrrofs. The court had approved a settle 1 1119 1 lOJTa ment whereby $15,000,000 would hav 10 102W 1 1 2 Vandegrift Says Friends Urging Governor Race SACRAMENTO, March 21. UP) A 7 'A Con.G.E.L.P.Wt'8S 3 102 7'H 1V gone to establishment of a charitable foundation, $2,000,000 each to Violet. DM.

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Sunkist. Corona Orchard. RIV. Sunkist, rrtntre. 7-1H 3 It is now expected that each of the tobacco heir's children will State Finance Director Vandegrift 10 123V1 2.70 2.95 2.80 3.05 2.60 3.13 ni, 7-10 'iii io' C3Vj 4 ir 8 Glen Aldrn Godrhaux Sue.

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AO 76V Excellent, VCE. Sunitlst. tsania rauia PHILADELPHIA -Navel 80s lower. 200, and smaller easier, balance unchanged; lemons 432s fsncy lower, unchanged balance. Bales: Six cars oranges, three cars lemons.

Florida sales: Ten cart oranges, six cars grapefruit, $2.35. NAVELS Golden Harp, ES. fancy. 295 Victoria, RIV. Sunkist.

Casa 3.70 Victoria Ruby Bloods, RIV, Casa Blanca 1.80 Airship. VCE. Sunkist. Fillmore 2.60 Heart or Gold, RIV, Sunkist, High- 8 rove La Verne Beauties, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 2 80 Paul Nevron. LAV.

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Car Plundered SALINAS, March 21. it) Jean Harlowe, film actress, reported to the State Highway Patrol today that a stroun of small bovs had removori .1.10 in.i 105 6.7W 5.20 4.80 4.75 Molybdenum vtc. Monts. Ward A. Mount.

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124.100 shares. Bond 31 aales, 1 9U. 7 83W 82 Vk 83 Buttercup. WD. Red Ball.

E. Whittler 4.40 Wonderland, SDF, Sunkist. Escondldo 5.05 PITTSBURGH Navels higher In spot, for best, lower balance: lemons lower. Sales: Seven cars two cart lemont. Florida sales: Five cars oranges, $2.60.

NAVELS some accessories as souvenirs from her automobllie while her chauffeur was absent. Hvtrade Fd.Os'49 A 2 III. Cen. 4Ws 117 III. P.AL.

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Coving, Parrot. SA. Sunkist. Pomona Cock Robin. RH.

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Redlandj. 2 102 2 72 0 02 Produce Market (Federal-State Market Newt Service) Continued slow trading with generally weak market tone. APPLES were firmly held, loose Watson-vllle Newtownt lobbing at 2. 60 2,75 per cwt. with a few best, 2.9013 00.

and small, 2.10S2.25; Oak Olrn Arkansas Blacks, 3.50: Romes, 3.50J3.75, and White Winter Pearmains, 3.0O8P40O per Idaho 'Romes. 3.75, tnd Winesaps, 3.50; Washington Romes and Winesaps, 3.500 3.75; staymans. 4.00. and Delicious, 4.50 (P5.00, with a few 5.50, and poorer, 3.50 0 4.00 per Washington extra fancy Delicious, 100s to 138s, 2.50 2.60. with a few 2.65, and fancy, 2.

25 4i 2.35 a box; extra fancy Winesaps, 100s to 138s, 2.10 r2.25, with a few 2.35; extra fancy Jonathans, 163s, 2.2502.50, and fancy. 2.00 2.25; extra fancy 64s to 80s, 2.00 W2.25, an 96s to 125s. 1.1503.00. with fancy, 64s to 80s, 1.75&2.O0, and 96s to 125s, 1.501.75 a box. ARTICHOKES were in moderate supply and steady at the following prices per box: Arroyo Grande, 48s and 60s, 85 1.00.

with 72s, 604 75: San Luis Obispo, 48s and 60s, R0W90, with 75s, 50M60; Salinas and Castroville, 48s tnd 60s, 60 a 1.00, with 75s, 65W85: a few Lomtta 48s tnd 60s al 1.25, with 72s and 84s at 85 a box. ANISE, local. 15O20 a doten. BANANAS, 3.75 per cut, 4.00. ASPARAGUS prices continued downward under steadily Increasing receiptt of local stock: almost no demand for Imperial Valley ttock.

A few aalet of Imperial Valley extra fancy reported at 65W75, with fancy at 5060 tnd unclassified, 45 a crate; ttock from other districts it follows, per pound: Delta, 3t4, mostly with few best 4Vif5 tnd poorer San Diego county, large 5, medium 4frr4'i and small Coachella Valley, medium sir.e 31A4, with small Porterville, 46; Mendota, 3'iW4; Fire-baugh and Dos Palos, 4Vii5, with local extra fancy 517. fancy 4'a5'4, common 405, fancy small 3414 and common email 23 a pound. CHIVES, local, 20 23 a pot. AVOCADOS moved slowly account competition of asparagus; loose Orangt and San Diego county Fuerteg jobbing at 14 WIS a pound, with ripe stook lower; Lyons, 9 ft 10. tdd Splnks, Challenge and Dut-tons, 8 a pound.

BEANS were a shade weaker at 13 14 a pound for Ban Pedro and Laguna Beach Kentucky Wonders, with Laguna Beach and Summerland Valentine, 1112 and little Summerland stock higher; San Diego county Valentines, 11; Imperial Valley Green Pods, 10, end local and Arroyo Grande Faba beans mostly 3. BUNCHED VEGETABLES moved rather slowly at the following prices per crate: Brett, 3 dozen, 20 025, few 30 35: carrots. 3 dozen, 2025, few 30; dikon, 3 dozen, green onions. 3 dozen, 50 r65, few 75; kohl rabl, 2 dozen, 30 0 60; leeks. 2 dozen.

mustard, 4 dozen, 2030: parsley, 8 dozen. 50 fr 60: radishes, small red, 8 dozen, 50ff65, few IS; 6 dozen, 45 50. few 60; spinach, 4 dozen. 40W50, few 60, poorer 25t35; turnips, 3 dozen. 20r25, few 30; watercress, per dozen, 20 tf25.

CARROTS, topped, local, 1013 per lug. CABBAGE continued plentiful tnd steady at 13125 a crate for local Cannonball, with a few best 30035, and red cabbage, 1.00 1.25, with smaller 75 a crate, CHERIMOYAS, San Diego county, 15020 a pound. CAULIFLOWER was In moderate supply and steady at 40f 50 a crate for good local Petri type, with poorer 15025 and a little good Santa Maria ttock at 50 a erate. GARLIC, Holllster, a pound. CELERY wtt fairly plentiful nd ttetdy at tht following priceg per half crate: Lomita.

50t)65, with a few beat 15685; Chula Vista. 85 4F90, with a few 1.00. and Compton. 30fr60, with best Long Beach 1.001.15 and a few high ag 1.23 and low ag 65. Hearts In small cratea at follows: Compton, 60660; Chula Vista, 659 15.

and best Lomita hearts, 50665, with poorer 20025. CORN from Mexico was drtggy with holdovers In fair condition at 1.5002 00 a crate of dozen. CUCUMBERS were In light supply and steady, best local San Diego county and Bakersfleld hothouse bringing 3 0003 50 a box. with lower gride, 2 00 2 50; Ore-goo hothouse, per dozen, extra fancy. 3 25; fancy, 3.00; choice, 1.75, and Standards, 1.50.

CHICORY. leal. 23035 a CRANBERRIES, New Jersey, quarter-barrel boxes. Late Howes, mostly 1.15. FRENCH ENDIVE.

1830 a pound. GRAPEFRUIT wat very dull but price March 21, 1934 (Furnished by Produce Exchange Liberty Belle Blue. JGCo, fancy, Riv 3 2.80 2.70 3.60 2.70 Angeles.) No. Hens, Leghorns, V.t (e JVi Ibt 03' 40 erside Liberty Bell Red. JGCo, Choice, River.

tide LEMONS estate, which totals more than left in trust by his late father, Richard J. Reynolds, founder of the tobacco fortune. Former Wife of Explorer Files Alienation Suit BRIDGEPORT (Ct.) March 21. UP) An action seeking $50,000 for loss of the affections of Gran Car-veth Wells of Weston, explorer, author and lecturer, was filed In Superior Court today by Wells's former wife, Luard T. Wells, of New York City, against Zetta Robart Wells, the explorer's second wife.

The action charges that the present Mrs. Wells, through her position as lecturer and publicity manager for her husband, alienated hlJ affections. Wells and his wife were married in 1910 In Toronto, Can. They have one son, John Edgar Sterling Wells, about 21 years of age. Extradition of Writer Sought by California NEW YORK, March 21.

UP)K narcotic charge against John Hammond, 37 years of age, a writer, was quashed so that proceedings to ex- tradite him to California could bo started in Tombs Court today. He was arrested here December and sentenced to an Indeterminate term in the penitentiary on Welfare) Island. Police said fingerprints disclosed he is wanted by California authorities on a charge of escaping from a convict labor gang in General Grant Park, July 5, 1933. They said he had been sentenced November 16, 1920, to serve twenty-five years for robbery in San Francisco. SUSPECTS WANTED IN MEXICO GET FREEDOM SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.

W) Ellas Hoppenstand and Isaac Ku-chik, arrested here forty days ago on embezzlement charges at the request of the Mexican government, were ordered released from custody today by United States Commissioner Williams because no official papers have arrived from Mexico. BANK BANDIT SUSPECT HELD KANSAS CITY, March 2L WV-Carol Walters, 35 years of age, was arrested here today and police said a bank teller identified him as a -participant In the $25,000 hold-up of two banks at Atchison, Kan, tho 12th inst. Ind. A Mich. As Ml Do.

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GBA. choice. E. Highland 2.60 La Verne Beauties. LAV.

Sunkist, Verne 3.15 Paul Neyron. LAV, Bunklst. Verne 3.05 Pinnacle, OK, Sunkist, Upland 2.70 Victoria. RIV. Sunkist.

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S2.227.00O. "xdEx-dlvldend. ww With xw Without warrants. Cotton Soft in Late Trading NEW YORK, March 21. UP) Early moderate advances in cotton today on trade and Liverpool buying met Increased liquidation and the market declined in sympathy with easiness of other markets.

July sold oft from 12.22 to 12.06, with the general market establishing net losses of 11 to 13 points but partial rallies followed on scattered covering and trade buying. The market at the beginning of the last hour was ruling about 3-9 points net lower. Futures closed barely steady 8-18 lower. Hith. Low.

Last. March 12.05 11 90 1190 Mav 12 12 1192 11.9211.93 July 12 22 12.03 12.05 Oct. 12.38 12.15. 12.1.113.16 Dec 12 43 12.25 12 20 tii 12.280u.32 Sont. steady: 12 15.

NEW ORLEANS. SItrch 31. Cotton futures closed barely ateady at net declinet of to 13 points: Hlrh. Low. Clve.

March 11 90 11.90 11 87Bt 11.90A May 12 09 11.93 11 93 July 12.18 12 03 12 03 4J12.05 Oct 12.32 12.16 12.10 Dec 12 32 12 26 12 24B0 12.25A Jan 12 27B A Asked. Bid. Spot tteedy at revised ouotatlons. Middling 11 pointt down. Salet, 2115; middling.

12 03. COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK. March 21. (Exclusive) Bleachable cottonseed oil was more active and prices easier today under Increased liquidation and commission-house selling, promoted by the easiness of cotton and Mocks. Final prices were 3 to 9 points net lower.

Sales 140 contracts, including ninety-two exchanges. Eleachable spot nominal: March closed May, $3.13: July. September, October, $5.65. i 1 2' 1 t-; 2 57 57 in li-io -i ii-i i (.50 80 so 5 1 81 A 1 4H'(. 47 17 ln Hi 2 -1fl 5 i'At 3 5-1H I VM .7.1 8 1 1 1 3 2 am 54 1 At? I 21 .2.1 1H 5 V4 I 80 "4 1 sw 8 2', 4 "2' 22 3 30 88 89 20 1" 'Vk 2 21 23 2 .71 .10 57 17 S'fc 8 3'.

It 4'. 2IW 13 12 UT it 1 3T .2.1 31 .20 72 47 4'W 47 12 2T 2, 5 I. 1W Vi 2 1 .20 18 17 A ATJ 13 50 5A Va 1 i 1W lM 2 8 7 II 2T 4 .23 78 18 9-18 9-18 8 84 88 1 13-18 8 32 SH 1 2'w .50 1 12 11 I'M 4 H' 81 tJllw S.t'i 10 44 '-n 4 33 41 4ii 41 3 1 1 5H it 58, 2' 2A' ii'n iiv I 2" .20 89 9.7 3 lOllW 90V 97 tn ii 9-iix II I 01 54 Va 70 70W 04' 65 ii" OITit 62 39 40 S9' 40W 90 91 mow 97 1011 lit" 90 02 03 41 4.1 A.1 AO .19 AW 54 AO nil" 904 97', 93 '77'" 78" oo '4 00 oovi 94" ri.i" 100 loow 97 V4 98 80 si" 98 97 iv.i 83 40 SH-i, 89 68 si" a 82 81 103 7X 12 101 1 i 2.S5 3.95 3.75 480 400 4.80 Parrot, SA, 6unkist, Pomona- Lotus. OK. Sunkist.

Upland Quality, ST, Sunkist, Ojal LEMONS Victor, OK. Sunkist, Etlwanda Crest. OK. Red Ball, Etlwanda Victor, OK. Sunkist, Etlwanda 8 90 7t 8 81 0 97 2 93 1 10.7W 7 108 5 104W Barred Rocks, ever lbs.

and no te Ne. 11 Roasters, soft bone. Barred Rorks. ever lb Ne. IS Roasters, soft bene, ether than Barred -Recks, ever S'4 lb Va.

IS Stats No. 14 Old roosters Vs. IS Ducklings, lbs. and Bp. Ve.

10 Ducklings. Bnder 4V4 No. IT Old duckt No, 19 Geese No. 19 Holing Tom turkeys, II Ibt. and ap tm IS lbs Ne.

10 Vouns Ton turkeys, aver 18 Ibt Va. tt Hen turkeys. Ibt. and a. Ne.

Ii Old Tern turkeys Na. IS Old hen lurkeyt Ne- 35 Sauabt, under 11 per doten Ne. SS Sauabt, 11 Iba. and up, per dosen Ne, ST Capons, nnder 3 lbs, Na. SH Capons, 7 lbs.

and up No. 81 No. 1 white. 8 ta 4 lbs Ne. S3 Rabbits, Ne.

white, ta 4 lbs Ne. 88 Babbitt, No. 1 nixed etlora. 8 le 4 Iba. Naval Stores .00 .10 .11 .14 .15 .15 .0 OT 1 I'HW Jer.C.P.AL.4Vs'Al Do.

As '47 Kan. P.AL. As'37 Do. Os M.I A Ky. till, '48 Do.

Aa '09 I 5s '01 Kimber. CI. 6s'4S A Kop. G.AC. AWaMO Do.

5s -'47 Krrsxe 5s '43 Do. 3s Lex. till. 3s Lib. MrN.AL.

As'42 Lone Slar G. 3s '42 Long Lt. As L. A. CAE.

3s '39 Do. 6 1 '42 Do. A' is "47 Lou.G.AE Ky. 6s'37 Louis. P.AL.

5s M7 Manitoba P.BWs'AlA Ms.s. Gas AWa '40 Do. 5s '53 MrCord B. As "43. Mrmph.

P.AL. 8'48 Metro. Ed. 6s 'AS Mld.St Pet.6Ws'43 A. Milw.

G.I.t. 4Ws'A7 Minn. P.AL. Do. As MS Miss.

Rlv. fls'44 ww ftllss. P.AL. As '57. Do.

6s M.7 Mo. AL. 6Ws Ml Mo. Pub. Sve.

5a'47 Monons.r.P AH-sMS Monl.L.II AP.Aj'AI A Mnnun S.S.6'-s'37 Narraransett 5a 67 Do. M7 Nat.P.L.O "028 A Do. As 23 R. Sat.Ph,S..W; etf. Nat.

Tea St '33 CLEVELAND. Mtrch 21. (Exclusive) Daily Mettl Trtde today tays: The slitht slackening In tutomotive specifications for finished steel the past week or so it reflected in a corresponding let-down in steel-making operations. Production activity now la estimated at 47.5 per cent of capacity, a drop of 4 point tlnce a week ago. It generally Is agreed that steel production would have been more seriously affected were it not for the fact that railroad ttrel rrletses hive increased lufiiciently to largely eSset tht alack in automotive demand.

Miscellaneous business la expanding slowly, but at an encouraalng rate. Considerable uncertainty prevai's In the steel market, this largely being attributed to the labor aituatton and threatened developments at Washington. METAL PRICES NEW YORK. March 21. WV-Copper steady; electrolytic, spot and future.

8. Tin barely ateady; spot and near by, 64.00: future. 54.10. Iron quiet, unchanged. Lead steady; spot.

New York, 4.00; East St. Louts, 3 90. Zinc quiet; East 8t. Louis, spot tnd future, 4.37, Antimony, spot, 7.65 7.75; Rubber Market NEW YORK. March 21.

Crude rubber prices failed to develop any definite trend in the outside spot market today and closed cent lower to cent hither. Closing prices: Smoked ribbed N. 1 sheets. 10 11-1: first latex erepe. I2ji: amber No.

3. 9': clean thin No. 1 brown. 91a; up-river fine Para, 10'. 84 4(1', 90 89 A 88 90 20 4 11 10 1 4 DETROIT Navels about steady: lemons easier.

Sales: Five cart navels, one car bloods, one car grapefruit, one car lemont. Horida atles: Three cars ont car granefrult, $2.50. NAVELS Wonderland. BDF. Sunkist.

scon dido 2 65 Freedom. SDF. Red Ball, 3.35 La Verne Beauties, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 3.15 Ptul Neyron. LAV. Sunkist.

La Verne 3.70 Queen Bee. Q. Sunkist. Corona 2.50 Royal. Q.

Red Ball. Corona 3.15 Quern Bee Malta Bloods, halves. Corona 155 Royal Malta Bloods. Q. halves.

Corona 1.35 Gavilan. RIV. Sunkist. 3 05 Wonderland. SDF.

Sunkist. Escondido 2 95 Freedom. SDF. Red Ball. 3.35 6.1 5 103 11 71 98'fc 01 48 931 63 01 '4 107 11 3 45 365 4 55 3.95 Lochlnvar, GBA.

extra choice. High land LEMONS Alamo. VCE. Red Ball, Fillmort Wayno. VCE.

Sunkist. Fillmore Selva, VCE, choice, Fillmore GRAPEFRUIT Artsona Desert Sweet, ARZ, SAVANNAH, March 31. VT Turpentine Arm. 53J; Salet SO: receiptt, ship-ments, stock, 3327. Rosin firm; no sties; receiptt, 771; shipments.

330: stock. fift.FSl Cnote: B. 4 00 4 05; 4 30: F. 4M J4S.V tnd O. 4901T4BS: H.

4.854.90; I. 4 904 9V K. 4.3S 00: M. 5 00; 8 00ffS05; WO. 8.10; WW tnd X.

11 704 103 73 1 13 12 10 101V I 5 05 2.30 Rite Sweet, ARZ, Mesa.