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THE STJX, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORXIXG. AUGUST 4, 1943 15 INDIAN STOPS Provisions And Produce UPSET MARKS i MET TOURNEY Mrs. Carlton Ford Drops "Patsey Roberts From Defense Meet Baltimore By War, Food Administration, Other Washington Markets Washington. Aug. 3 in Eggs Firm.

White U. 8.. grade A. large. 48 49c: medium.

44 45c: U. 8. grade A. large. 43440.: medium, 40e.

Browns U. 8. grade A. large, 47 49c medium. 4145e.t U.

8. grade B. large. 43 44c: medium. 39c: U.

S. grade C. 37c. Current receipts Near-by ungraded eggg White. 39 'ic: mixed color.

39ic. Receipt Government graded eggs. cases. Live Poultry Firm. Some broiler nd fryer.

28 'c. Sugar. $11.30: Oolden Bantam. 75c 1.25. Near-bv.

per doa. 8uaar. 35 35c CUCUMBERS Mkt. dull. E.

Sh. bu. ungrd 75c 1.25. few hlaher. Near-bv.

60 75e. EGGPLANTS Mkt. dull. N. bu.

mostly $2.75. Near-by. V-bu. $1.30 LKTTUCK Mkt. dulU Truck tt 2-dos.

rrls. Big Boston. $11.60: oranne crt. Iceberg, poor 50 75c. few higher.

Cal. crts. tcebprg. 5 best. $44.50.

few hlaher: Door $12 ONIONS Mkt. firm. Truck Pa. and N. 50-lb.

Yellow, S2.S0. PEAS (OREEN Mkt. dull. S3 3.23. Cal.

and Idaho, $2.252.60. $2.502.75. PEPPERS Mkt. dull. V.

bit. Wonders, $11.25. Near-by bu 0 75c. POTATOES Mkt. firm.

100-lb. ack. U. 8. Is.

N. Cobblers. $2.90 3: Chip- fiewas, $33.15. E. Sh.

Cobblers, most, around $2.73. few higher. W. Sh. Cobblers.

$2.502.751 heated. $1.502: Katahdin. $2.75 3. SQUASH Mk bt. td.

Near b. Mi-bi. hamo. small. 75c.

few higher; large. 33 60c SWEff1 POTATOES Mkt. dull, bu. bas. Mth.

S. 1. mashed. $5.50 to tew gales to ouote: N. C.

bu. ba. ungrd. $45. few higher: Jersey.

$44 50 TOMATOES Mkt mbt. Near by. lump, ripes. 75c $1.21. TURNlPff Mkt.

Arm. Near by. "i-bu hamo TSr i GRAPES Display Lugs. T9J Red Malagas, (0 605 65; avg. (3.61.

75 White Malagas, $6.25. 150 Rlbiers. (6.356.63; (6.5B. LEMONS 4 car. $6 867.18.

ORANGES 2 cars. (5.425.43. PEARS 2.311 boxes River Bart-Ittta. 3 405.40: $4 10. PI.tlMR 64 Ac.

BA 11 'but also to diversion of eggg from the normal channela of distribution to mora direct outlets. Demand far from being at-tifled. Very few atandarda being sold as such. Wholesale price on commercial grade White and brown specials. 46-49 pounds.

48 4ic: few 50 pounds. 30c: mediums. 41-fl pounds. 4445c extras. 44-47 pound.

45 4Hc: mediums. 39-40 pound. 4,, 42c.s standards. 43-44 pounds. 41 -'c.

Receipt. 3.893 eases: by truck. 613. Butter Market firm, supplies far abort or demand Move yesterday to earmark 30 per rent, of butter produced instead of 4 Percent, lor August was welcomed by all receivers, but since most of them are delivery the 50 per cent, aet-aside order for JulF no rehef on the acute us tuatlon la "5 liui -J eek. Wholesale iVi e'Ja'" few A tubs.

43 AA. boxes. 43c. PJ" rk continued firm. Remand tn wholesale channela wa SiSi.

J'alrJi heretofore. Receipts heavier today. Stocks of fancy poultry worked out r.tl5Storl!'r but Ofdinar and poor Quality had only fair call. Most receipt were KVS Relpt ASgutt 194J: 35.330 pound by truok: 1.822 pound WtgJ. 2f 152 pounds Yorre- truck: 146 pounds by express: total.

19 997 pound Reported wholesale prices on Orade A Fowl. 27. 28c. few YtSI' and broiler. 31' few 32c; old roo-ters and stags.

23 J4c! Lard Reopened Chicago. Aug. 3 (iP) First transactions In more than eight months were made today in future deliveries of lard when four lots fori delivery in September and Oc-i tober were sold at the OPA ceiling price of $13.80 per 100 pounds. Chicago Chicago. Aug.

3 Jv Butter, receipt. 603.807 pounds: tone firm: price as Quoted by the Chicago price current are uncnanged. Etas, receipt. 9.027 cse: tone firm: price (re unchanged at OPA ceilings. New York New Y6rk.

Aug. 3 'n Butter Receipt. 764.817 pound; firm. (Maximum prices set by OPA for bulk butter In carton delivered New York. Creamery, higher than 92 score and premium marks AA, 42''C: 92 (core AI.

41ac: 90 score U3. 41 89 score tCi. 41c: (Tub lac. pound more on ail grades). Eggs 21.370 cases: firm.

The following are first-receiver selling price. Paying prices to ahipners or pruducera are le. below the prices, and ioboer selling price are l'ic. above these quotations United Stairs specials eg. average net weiaht per jo doeu: 48 4iic; 46 48c; 44 lbs.

46' jc; 43 4SJc; 40 38 42c.i 3d 34 Jtfc.i 30 36c. Current receipt. 41 41'ic: dirtle (nd check. 43 40'ic. i Poult quotations era wholesale seller's prices which include a 1 ic.

allowance above celling levels for first-hand distribution col and commission. Dreaa'd Poultry Arm: lresh boxes, fowl, gil 32 'sc. Chickens, 25-29 3HVjc; 36-41 3.c: 42-59 3Hc; Kit I and ever. 40c. Old 28c KrOiru.

firm Boxes, fowls, all weiaht. Chicken, ail weiaht. Tur-ryn. boxes or dry packed and Iced, hensand lams, 6-16 16-20 4J'jc; over 20 42 'ic. Live poultry, by-freight and express, firm: springs, fryers and broilers.

30 32c. Fowl. 26' 28c. Old rooster. 2lj J4'ic Turkey, young, tinder 18 37't 18-22 38 38c: 22 Ills and over.

33 -37c: old, under .18 lbs. 35'a 37'sc: 18-22 lbs. 34366: 22 lbs. and over. 33 35c.

Duck. 26 'd Philadelphia Philadelphia. Aug. 3 (Wholesale Priresl Egg Receipt bv wholesalers continue to (all e(T, due mnsttv In lets nrndiirtkvn $.80: (6 $1. 63 Presldenta.

(6.05 6.90-. $6.51. 73 Qrand Dukes. (4.40 6. avg.

i ss.yT. 76 Diamonds. (3.40 s.so: $4.21. -38 Berky 8mlth. 6 05.

J33 Dnarles. $5.80683: S6.16. 199 Sharkey. 5 20 6.00; (5 84. 132 Emily.

(5 35 6.20; 61 Ketsey. ho 5 0: (S 88. 33 boxea Kelsey, (3.41., EGGS Market firm. Current Receipt White and mixed color. 404r Receipt Butter.

46.434 pound: egg. 3.511 cases. LIVE POULTRY (Price Include eommisston.) Receipt light. Market BROILERS AND FRYERS, 30 32c. -FOWL.

27 28 Vie. W. HARRISON. Local Representative. Wash'mtton giint APPtRS Mkt.

atdy. Truck rects. itahi. bu. bas.

V. S. Is. Wegllhvs. 2-ln.

(2.25 2 50. tilt 3.25: 2'i-'n- $3.50 3.73: Summer Rambos. nun- (4.504.75. AVOCADOS Mkt. atdy.

Flats. CaL. 1 501.75. LIMES Mkt. stdr.

Truck reetg. mod. boxes. $1 25 1.75; 2-5 $2.60: 4-5 (5: (6. BLUEBERRIES Mkt.

atdy. Truck reet. light. N. 25 30c.

pint. CANTALOUPES Mkt. atdr. Truck reels, mod. liiinbo flats.

Salmon Meat 12a and Heart of Gold Pink Meats. (1.502: holdover, overripe, 75c. (1: stand, crts. 36 and 45s. best.

(3: poorer. $2. bu. hampers, packed locally. $2.75.

HONEYDEWS Mkt. tdy. 2 brkn. ears on track. No carlot arvls.

atand. and Jumbo crts. 8s and 12s. $3.504. PEACHES Mkt.

std. Truck rects. light. 8. C.

bu. bas. Elbert a. V. S.

Is. 2'-in. (7.50 8. Pa- bu. bas.

Roches-ters, 2-in. $6. ftale Haven. U. S.

Is. 2-in. 86.50: $7.50 Golden Jubilees, tl. S. Is.

l'i-ln. $6: 2-in. S7 7.50: fair $6.50. bu. bas.

Hilars. U. S. Is. 2-in.

(7.50: 'i-bu. bas. Belles. U. S.

Is. 2'. -In. (4 4.50: Champions. IT.

8. Is. 83.504: 1 i-bu. bas. Carman.

U. S. Is. 2-in. -3: be.

Hale Haven. V. 8. 1. 2'i-ln.

4 4.50. N. bu. bS. Golden Jubilee.

P. 8. Is. 2-in. (6 7: 2'i-in.

$7 7.30; l4-ln. $4.50 6: 3-in. S8: bu. bas. Tr'ngem.

2 'In. $8 V. 6. 2. S3 50 4 BIA Mkt Trelr reet.

mod. bu. hamp. Round Strlnales. 42.25 i.50: bit, hamo.

Rourd StHne-les. bu. liamn. areen flat tvoe. fLIMAl Mkt td.

Truetc rerta. light. Bu. bamn. fsir onalj 1 2 50: ooorer.

(j 25: (3 50 4 75: fale (2 so it: one tMand. (3.503 75 EOOLANT Mkt. stdv. Truck reet. iltht.

bu. bas. best. $3.30: ooorer. 2 7S PEPPERS Mkt dy.

Truck reetg. light. N. .1.. bu.

bas. green. $2.50: fair oual. small 1 2S 1 50. CUCUMBERS Mkt.

M. Truck tecta. Mailt. bu. bas.

Is rue. (1 SO: Pa bu. bas. U. S.

Is. Lone Oreen. S2.73: (2. SO: CABBAGE Mkt. abt.

atdy. Truck recta liv.pt Pa crt gpprox. Round. 40 CARyofl Mkt. abt lrlT 5 brkn ear trac't No car lot arvls Los Angeles cits, bunched (5 235 30: fair (3: N.

bi'. bas tupped, warned. (2 25. Ctl.ERY Vkt stdy, N. rja.

waHti. onfden Heart. $3.50: Pascal. i SO. CORN Mkt.

sllKhtlr stronger. Truck rects. Near-by. 5-dox. ack( white.

VoTAIOFS Mkt Mightly elronger. Truck reels, mod. 100-lb. sack Cobbler. IT S.a.

(33.26; $2.75 2 85. LETTUCB Mkt. atdy. 3 brkn.l a tinbrkn. rara i track 6 Cal.

arvd. rrta. Ire. brrgw 5 $4 50 3: N. 2-doa.

crt. Bi Bostn.i. (1.23: poorer lower. TO ATOFS Mkt. tdy.

Truck reet. mod. hv 'i-bu. (1.50. WATIKMELONS-S C.

Oarrlion. 30 40-1b. 1 23 1 50 each: thiirmoud (iravs. avg ane each co'Bi go it Ggo STATE TREASURER'S REPORT 8TATK MARYLAND TREASURER OFFICE Annapolis. Md.

(cote of July 31. mj Bslanr in the Trearar $33 (re 941.03 Deposited in the folio ig pocga; Baltimore Cemmerciai Baltimore rational Bank. 3 61.034 4S Bank of Baltunore County, Towson 19.000 Hank of Be. 1 thesd Bank of Bowie. Boat 9 Bnk of Bruoawkk.

Brunswick 19fNVfi Bank, of Crisflrld. CYifleM 44 Bnk of Delmar. IVlmar ia.000 00 Bank of Marlon, Marion Station .7.497.39 Bank of Somerset. Pr.11- eesa Anne 30.73$ II Blshnptiiia Bank. BUbop- 3,000 BO BoonaOoro Bank.

Boon- br 75 tWi Calvert Bark. Baltimore. 191J01.6S Calvin B. Banauca Company. Berlin.

30.000 09 Canton National Bank. Baltimore 73.000 90 Caroline County Bank. Oreenboro IJ.747 Cjrroil County SgTicgt Bank. 12.Caa.M Cec National Bank. Port Deposit 1I0C0M Central Bank of Howard County.

7 300 00 Cbestertown Bank, of Maryland yj 0V en Citisena Bank. P.lTrda. 10.000.03 Citlsen Nat onal BaoJu Havre de Orare 20.000 90 Citizen National Bank. Laurel 31 Cittsena National Bank. Poeomke Cty IS.000.0O Clear Spring National BanE 10 OOO Clinton Bank.

Commercial and Farmers Bank. Eilxott $.000 00 Commerc'al and Savtng Bank. Bet Air 14 939.7 Commerrial National Bank. Snow Hill 33.500 00 Commercial Paying Back. Cumberlrd 1S.000 County Trun Company.

Annapolia 133 930.1$ Count Trust Company. (-ambridae TT J04) (4 Countv Trust Company. Leonartttoa-n $4 181 County Trust Company. Owing XS OOO.OO County Trust Company. Prince Frederick 30.000 00 Countv Trust Company.

ftaiiaaurv SO.OOO CO Countv Trust Company. Snow Hill 30.000 00 Cttiimv Trait Company. Solomon, 1 (V0 fumberland Savings Back IS 00a Oft "Vtour Bank. Detmir. oon on tsaten National Bank SO.OOO.

00 Elk ion Banking and Trust 44 87 Kouitabie Trust Company 3 44. 44.71 Parmer and Meehamea National Bank. Freder- 37.000.00 Farmer and Mecbanlca National Bank. West minster 33.000 00 Farmera and Merchantg Bank. Cas-on.

34.300 00 rarmerg and Merchant Bank. Powbletburg 7.000 rsrniers and Bank. Ilagerstown 33.000.W Farmer and Merrhanta Bank, t'pper Marlboro. 10.000.09 Farmers Bauk of MardeU Soring SCO 00 Farmers Bank of 8oirr set County. Marlon Station nnfl Farmera Bank.

WllUrda T.SOO 00 Farmerg 4 Banking and Trust Company, flock VIII 34 $74 (1 Farmera National Bank. Annapolia 47.103 77 Farmera State Bank. Em- mitsourg F.dehtv Trust Company Bltlmr 1370.144$$ First National Bank. Aberdeen 33.000 00 First National Bank. Baltlmoro XJ.731 National Bank.

Bel Air 33.000.00 First National Bank. Chettertown 34.000.00 First National Bank. $.000 00 National Bank Havre de Orace. 30.000.00 First National Bank, Leongrdtoan Flrt National Bank. Mount Airy 13.000.00 First National Bank Meant 10.000.00 First National Bank, NoHbeast 11.000.00 First National Bank.

Oakland IS.000 00 r.rst NatlonaJ Bank. Snow M.SOO.00 First national Bank Upper Marlboro 73.000 00 First National Westminster 33 049 00 Forest HU1 State Bark 13 000.04 Froatburc National Bank. 4S.74.1T Oarret National Bank. Oakland aOCO.OO uermantown Bank. Oer- mantown $904 00 Glyndon Back.

Olynrtin. 10.000.00 Uaaerstowa Trust cam. pany 49.771-14 Bampsteod Bank cf Car roll County $7 twi rm Hauoock Bank. Hancock 13.300.00 Havre da Orare Banking and Trust Companv. 30 000.00 Kent County Savir.ga Bank.

Chettertown. 30 M0 00 Utterly Bank of lt.0Z0.T3 liberty Trust Company. Cumberland 114.000 00 Maryland Trust Company. Baltimore 091.114 10 Mercantile Trust Company. Baltimore Middleman Saving Bank K.TSO 00 M.

II' ion Bank. Muitna- ton 7.300 13 Montgomery Countv Na- tronal Bank, Rnrkvill. 33.449 Ifatinnal Bank et Cockeya. ville $.791 00 National Bank et Ferry vide 13 000.00 National Bank of Ruins Hun 34 000 00 National Central Bank. Baltimore 1SS Onn New Windsor State Bank 1.471 (T Fatapseo National Bank.

Eiiir.it ciiv S0.0o0.00 Feoplr Badk of Chester toan 33.0O0.SO Bank et Cumber land en (yvi on Peoples Bank of 30 OOQ.OA Peoples Bank of Eikton IS COO 0O Peoples Bank of Pikesvlllo 7.15S.S9 Fcoples Us. Savings ant Deposit Bank, Cam bndao 63.000 00 Prop.es National Bank Bruiuwlrk 13.000.00 Peoples National Bank. Hancock 13.000.00 Poromoaa City National Bank 33.000.00 Prince Georges Bank and Trust Company, liyatta 3.733 (4 Provident State Bank. Preston 7 500 00 Tli Public Bank of Mary land. Baltimore 150.000 CO Queenstosn Bank of Maryland 10 000 On Randallstewn Bank 13.700.00 Real Estate Trust Com- pany.

Baltimore. 55 000 Reisterstovrn Savings Bk. 22.000 on Sahsbury National Bank. 32 402 Seat Pleasant Bank 000.00 Becond National Bank. 72.000.00 Second National Bank.

Hagrritown 50.000.00 National Bank, Towson 8S17S50 Enarka State Rank 4.000 0-t Bt. Michael (OOO 0O B'evensvule Bank 7.SO0 0 K'yliesville State Bank. 17 A2 Taluot Bank of Easton. 13.000 0O Tsnertomn Savings Bank. 10 OOO on Tlii'rmont Bank 10.0CO on lcbinan B.nk.

7.5O0 00 Towon National Bank 44.917.70 Unin Bridge Banking and Trust Company, 31.000.03 tjnion National Bank. 49.000.0O Union Tru.t Company, Baltimore 4.333 440.73 W'aikersvtll 10.000.09 Washington County Nation si Bank William eort 30.000.00 Westminster Deposit and Trust Companv 33.000 00 Western Mar-land Trust Company. Frederick WeMern National Bank. Baltimore $70 $3 White HaU Bank 10.000.00 Woodsboro Saving Bank. Woodsboro 33.000.00 First National Bank.

Cumberland 120 000.00 Savings Bank of port 7.500.00 Citiren Bank. Takoma, Park 30.000.00 Brnie Trust Company. Taney town lSftonon Westminster Savings Bank 40.000 OO ricielitv Savings Bank. Proalbor 39.000.00 SPECIAL FUNDS Baltimore National Bank. Debt Service Reserve Account $20 Flrt Nat Bank.

Balto. State Accident Pund 170.333.S1 First NatT Bank. Baita. U. of -Federal Pund 33.633 Union Trust Company-Vocational Educational Fund Balto.

NatT Vocational Education Defense Worker 379 03 Total $33 979 03 Hoorta 8 MILKS. Iteaauxef. MICHAEL LEONE Chief Thunderbird Triumphs In 23 Minutes Of Main Bout Of Wre'stling Card Chief Thunderbird, Vancouver Indian and the newest gate attrac tion among Ed Contos' string cf. wrestlers, scored a popular victory over Michael Leone last night in the main bout at the Coliseum. A crowd of more than 1200 watched the program that, from beginning to nd, was an effective yawn killer.

The victory was earned in 23 minutes and 3 seconds. Leone Tried Hard Leone threw everything he had and that was plenty into his unsuccessful bid. He lambasted the Indian from left to right and back again for some 20 minutes with tell ing effect. However, on one of his many re turns to the ring after being tossed out by Leone, the Chief elbowed the lunging villain and all he had to do from then on was to secure the victory. If any of the supporting bouts could be signaled out as better than the others it was the Babe Sharkey Big Ben Morgan bruiser.

Sharkey, in his topmost form handed Mor gan his first defeat before local fans but it took jlhe Babe 22 minutes to do it. Scoro First Fall Dick Lever and John Vansky scored the first fall in the tag-team match over Johnny Long and Maurice LaChappelle by using clever team work at LaChappellc's expense, but it was the Frenchman in the second and crucial test that returned to save Long's neck and the match. Long, as usual, put on one of his steam-packed rallies that took the honors and the decisive fall. Time for the three heats was 15.8 and 15 minutes, respectively. Jack Wentworth plastered Bam- ba Tabu on the mat in the pro gram opened in 14 minutes.

Arthur Lauf Captures State Bicycle Tourney With 22-Point Score Arthur Lauf, veteran bicycle campaigner, captured the Marvlanrt State Bicycle championships with a total ot 22 points. Lauf capped a series or successes in the comDPti- lion by pedaling his way to victory in me senior lu-mile event, turning in firsts In four of the five sprints in the race. G. C. Sandruck, almost a consistent second to Lauf in the events, came in for-second honors of the tourney with 18 points, while Pierre de Vise, of Washington, eased into the third ilot with 8 points.

'v' Norman Kxatzer, Phil borsch and Clyde Nit were all knotted up for fourth place and a match race to decide the post was. won by Kratzer, with Dorsch second and Nitz. third. In the junior division first place victory went to Richard Iglehart with 15 points, beating Clyde bimms With 8. Peggy Kratzer and Bernadine Iglehart finished in that order in the ladies events.

Cutters Beat Bombers To Even Title Playoff With Bob Peterson turning in a four-hit shutout, the Curtis Bay Coast Guard Cutters evened their playoff series with the Martin Bom bers yesterday afternoon for the championship of the southern di vision ot the War Industrial League The Cutters prevailed, 24), tallying single runs In the first and fifth frames oft Charley Lauenstein. Third and final game of the series is to be played this Sunday at Bugle Field. The Bombers took the initial test by the same count, 2-0. MARTIN BOMBERS U. 3.

C. O. Ab.R.H.O-A Ao.tt.H A DeVlney, 3 0 114 3 0 0 1 4 Langg'dcf tout l.asko.20.. Betz.cf Slifker.lf., Bellew.lb.. tropea.20.

3 112 3 3 0 110 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 10 0 3 1 1 Shilling.rf. 2 0 0 2 0 .1 ft Cihocki.3b. 3 0 0 0 3 Oravetz.rf Bnllon.M.. 3 112 3 French. If 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 14 0 0 Peterson.

p. 3 0 11 1 0 0 0 0 25 0 4 21 10 Total .27 2 9 219 r.M,vi 11. Martin 0 0 0 0 tl a lln.ril 1 A A A 1 Batted for Oraveta In 0 0 02 Lauenstein, Peterson, 4. Umpire Leider Fenton. Homestead Club Ends Amateur Year Tonight The Homestead Baseball Club, of the Maryland Amateur League, will play its last twilight contest of the season tonight at Clifton Park at 6 o'clock, playing the Overlea Country Club of the Bclair-IIar ford League.

Ken Barnes. Homestead's star right-hander will be ort the firing line with Jackie Kinling behind the plate. 1 Sailors Win Norfolk, Aug. 3 The Norfolk Naval Training Station Bluejackets routed the Riverdale I Md.) Research and Engineering corporation, 14 to 0. taiaa QuiTOf ftliatwa, I lirml Food Distribution Administration Aug.

3. FRUIT APPLISJ -Mtt abt stdT. Md. and ou. Is.

William Red. aVi-in. S3 Vi 4 few hlnhpr: Dncha. S2.25 2.7a: oraven.steina. 2i-in.

S3 3-50; Summer Rambos. 2'Vln. S3.75 2V-ln. S3 3.25; various varieties $2.603. CANTALOUPES Mkl.

abt. aid. E. b'i ua various varieties, packed lo-call. 29 1.75: atand all alies.

S2.60 Tlata all ilzes. SI 1.7S. Near by. v-bu tl 1.50. few hiaher.

HOSETDEWB Mkt. abt. atd Cat. and Urd, rri all sue. S3.

50 (. ftw hiaher HUCKLEBERRIES Mkt. dull Truck anrt exp. reels, light. N.

20 30c. at. Blue- oerries. rt. 20 25c.

rt. l.IMFR Milt dull Pis I'. hn. Sians. $2 2.75.

few hlgber PBACHES Mkt. dull. Pa bu. Qolden Jubilees. U.

5. Is. 2Va-ln. 3 60 o.50i a-ln. S4 3.

few higher: lx-in S2.50 3: bu. Golden Jubiiees. small size. $2 3: bu. Carman, small size.

$1 50 2. du. Hiieys. u. S.

Is. 2-in. S6 bu rirmmi. tT. A 1b.

9 'min S3 SO 4. Elbertas. too few sale to ouote. C. Cuban Queens.

28-3040. 60 2Z-26-10. 40 Cannonballs. 30-36-lb. 75 BOc: Thurmond r.mi.

40-lb 90c. SI: 28-30-lb. 40 52-24-1b. 30 35c. Various ari- ties.

18-ao-lb. 2 sc. VEGETABLES BEANS (SNAP) Mkt. atronaer. ft T.

bu. bas. Stringiess Black Valentines mostly 25. few higher. bu.

bas. Bountiful and Strinalem Black Valentines. S1.75 2. Nearby per bu. Oreen Round Btrina-less.

SI. 50 1.75. En t. Shore bu. Damp.

Bountiful, poor 50c St. BEANS (LIMA i Mkt. dull. Bu. untrd Long lsl.

ta.75 3. Kast. Shore best 12.502.75. few higher; poorer. $1.251.50.

BEETS Mkt. stAf. Nearby. 4 e. bch.

Pa. 2 do 75c $1.25. few hlaher. BROCCOU Mkt. abt.

atdy. 12 bch 3.5D 3. CABBAGE Mkt. atdT. bu.

ha, and ertc. Hound type. 41 25 1.40. Nearby. bu.

Round, best, si 1.25, few higher: small size, 50 75c, CARROTRMltt. ittlll topped, washed. N. $1.501.75: N. S1.25 1.50.

few higher. Los Angles bunched. 6 44.755 25. few blaher: poor tons. SI 502.

CELERY Mitt. std. N. 4 Individually washed. 4-S $3253.50: roush.

4- 2 7S 1: R.tn iim 2.50. N. 'j Individually washed. 4 1 doz $3.253.50: 8-10 $23.50: ra'ci iTpr. rouan.

an size. mi j. unrt mm. fiat. n-ooz narira bV zJ fei a iff IN By FRANCES TURNER Seeded players began to take a beating in the second round of the Department of Recreation's women's defense tennis tournament at the Mount Washington Club yesterday.

Patsy Roberts (4) fell be fore the even stroking of Mrs. Carlton Ford. 6-3, 2-6, 6-0; Mrs. Harry Ratrie (3) was extended three sets by young Polly Simpson, Mrs. Mary Louise Lamm (2) found 13-year-old Barbara Scarlett hard to beat but did, 7-5, 8-6, and Anna Dayett 1 conquered hard-hitting Mrs.

Ceorge Naylor, 6-2, 8-6. Mrs. Ford and Patsy both are hard-stroking racketers, with the former having the advantage of experience, which also told against Tolly against Mrs. Ratrie. Mrs.

Naylor led 5-2 in the second set against Miss Dayett Imt couldn't overcome the favorites' steady chopping. SECOND-ROUND INOt Anna Dayelt defeated Mr. Oeorte if. 8 Wallace Dow defeated Barbara Rice, a. r.l Mn.

Harry Ratrie 3. defeated Polly S.mpson. 61. 4 6 3. Mrs Carlton Ford defeated Patser Rob ert (4.

63. 2 b. J. Roalie Wissel defeated Lucille ShDrlti. t3.

6 3. Fram-n Braumstlen defeated Mr. Jesse Hill. 6 0. 6 3.

Mr. Mary utilise Lamm defeated Barbara Scarlett. 7 5. 8 6. TODAY'S DOUBLE PAIRINGS Vno nn Abbott and Brttv Fbelinc Beatrice Cumnunia and I'eggy Col- 4 30 Mtli Dayett and Mis Roberta Mui KiniDun and Hunt Cromwell.

JO Mrs. ord and Mrs. Hilt vs. Mill Wisael and Mis Nerieii. 00 Mut 5h or it i and Shirley Rhtilman Mivt Braunsttrn and Jean Cohen: Mr Rat't and Mrs.

P. O. Robert t2 vaEvclrn and B. Rice. Bill Brownrigj: Wins State Junior Golf Willi Score Of 77 Bill Brownrigg, 19-year-old Ken wood youngster, captured the an nual Maryland State junior golf tournament at the Baltimore Coun try Club with a score of 77.

A field of 64 teed off, ranging In ae from 12-year-old Irv Miller and Ted von IUntelen, of Clifton Fark. up to 19ycar-old Brownrigg. Emmet Gary, secretary of the as sociation, and Sailor Jimmy Flat tery, former assistant pid at the elub home on furlough from the navy, handled the tourney In the absence of Ed Lucas, now in the army. Joe Barse, of Columbia, finished second with a 78 in the champion ship class. la the 16-1-7-year-old division, Bill Gehring, of Baltimore, tied Bob Roy and Reed Thipenny, "Washington, for top honors wih 79.

Wee Paul flaviland, of Five Farms, saved the day 'for 'Baltimore -by "taking first place in the under-15 class. The 13 year-old lad went round the course in 82 to beat out 14-year-old Bill Collins, also of Baltimore, by a stroke. Third place in this division went to Jimmy Walker, of Washington. and fourth to Waller Corcelius, of Baltimore. In a special 12-j ear-old division, Irvin Miller, of Clifton Park, scored a 106 to win.

Highest score of the day went to Ted Von Rintelen, also of the 12-year-old class, with a 131. AkaliMayGbTol'ost In Chicago Handicap Chicago. Aug. 3 (JP) Alsab, ho.se 1934 racing debut was post poned because of adverse track conditions last week, was nomi nated today to make his initial appearance of the year in the $10,000 added Cltkgo Handicap at Washington Park next Saturday. The "bargain" colt, owned by Mrs.

Albert Sabath, of Chicago, has been away from the races for seven months because of a leg ailment. His trainer said the thoroughbred bad finally recovered and was ready to match his speed with the best. Stewards Suspend Jockey Earl Gross Boston. Aug. 3 (Pi Jockey Earl Gross was ordered suspended for the remainder of the meeting today by Suffolk Downs stewards and a recommendation was sent to the State Racing Commission that the suspension be continued for the rest of the year.

The stewards announced that Gross had been adjudged guilty of grabbing Apprentice Herb Pratt during the running of the first race. Gross had the mount on Burnt Bridges, loser by a head to Key "Largo, which Pratt was riding, Danny Goes To Cainp Meade Aug. 21 Philadelphia, Aug. 3 CP) Danny juunaugn. second baseman of the Philadelphia Phillies, was inducted Jnto the army today.

He will con tinue to play Dan until August 24, when he is scheduled to report at Fort Meade, Maryland. Wl K.i.i Spirit, -vEHJ0rA iara xor delivery in December and January was offered at 10 cents under the ceiling, but no sales were reported. Cushman's Votes Dividends Chicago. Aug. 3 The board of directors of Cushman's Sons.

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