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BUSINESS SERVICES Weather Report MARKETS San Bernardino Daily Sun day's national weather summary: 9. Clairvoyants NATl'RAI. HORN lllE l.ADY WHO HKAI.l.Y TKI.I.S 10 YKARS AT 015 MID STHKKT 1195 Street Phone 81-1514 HADAmE CLAHKTwell-known clairvoyant, permanently located. Read-Ings dally 372 St. near Fourth.

Wednesday, September 5, 1951 22 Scattered wiuuucibiui au developed today in the plains region of the Mississippi valley and the Gulf Market Rises To Year's Peak Average Equals 1951 Attained on May 3 NEW YORK, Sept. 4 A iW f.i T), ff ce" states. Heavy rain measured locally in the plains with i 24-hour amount of 1.8b' at Concordia, Kan 1.47 at Kansas City. and 91 inch at Mobridge, South Dakota. A few I .1 tttllllfldl'Utllt'niM 9.

Corsets DOW-JONES AVERAGES Furnished by Dean Witter San Bernardino, members of New York Stock Exchange. SPIRKLLA CnrsVflcr. Mrs. Riill B. Skmisen.

131)5 Watel-man Ph. 5-2201 scauereu aimwcia occurred in the Rockies. Slight warm ILrrT'Bi puTiSAltJUl' k'irx tTlTi lNlu, Sh ing preuominaieu uvn me day although temperatures remained unseasonably cool in the central and northern plains and in the upper Mississippi valley and Great lakes region. moderate forward push with the principal force coming from rails and steels was enough to send the stock market up today to peak 9. Dressmaking SEWlNOnONE.

CftlLDrtEN'S LT.O'ITIKS A SPECIALTY. 8-08'2'J. DRESSMAKING Specialize In lariia sizes. 015 Belleview. Ph.

DRESSMAKING and ALTERATIONS 2717 STREET. PHONE 8K-0354 COATS dresses shortened. Biiftnn holes. Ph. 4-4554.

Mrs. Winn. 403 8th rne mercury as mo the northern plains and in much of the levels of the year. The Associated Press average Net 1951 Sept. 4 High Low Close Change Sales High Low 30 Indus.

272.28 269.49 270.63 0.38 1 27,600 270.63 238.99 20 Rails 81.28 80.26 80.80 0.47 78,800 90.82 72.39 15 Util. 45.16 44.83 45.08 0.08 38,100 45.55 41.47 65 Stocks 96.89 95.88 96.38 0.27 244,500 97.07 88.31 40 Bonds 99-13 0.05 103.50 97.00 10 1st R. 101.53 0.04 10 2nd R. 94.89 0.03 10 Public Util 100.21 0.03 10 Industrials 99-88 0.14 northern kockibs. rue mciuuu to the 80s in the western valleys of Oregon and Washington but was generally near normal over other sections of the country except that the long heat wave continued in the Gull states.

of 60 stocks advanced 20 cents to $97.80, equal to the 1951 high es 9. Equipment Rentals tablished May 3. The level is the best in nearly 21 years. Temperature anu precipitation nu the country: High Low Prec. The advance was dulled by the Air Compressor Air Tools Mining Equip.

Concrete Vibrators Finishers W. K. EQUIPMENT 275 S. St. Ph.

7-3225 refusal of several major groups Alhunueroue Atlanta to go along in the rise. Leaders extended themselves to Chicago as much as a snare, un me downside the loss in active issues El Centro Fairbanks Kansas City Los Angeles Miiinii 9. Equipment Rentals Ray's Equipment Rentals Escavatinq, smiling, gardening equipment. Electrical tools, etc. 1040 East Base Line Ph.

82-410 went to around $1 a share. Moll. Tues. 95 72 95 94 77 Tr. 71 53 103 71 71 65 .0:1 67 60 1.99 80 60 88 83 72 52 94 73 75 60 .03 98 67 74 55 79 55 105 69 102 70 78 64 107 7S Steels were the hrst to come Minneapolis New urieuus tc life after a mixed and active opening, nicy soon were joinea Phoenix 9.

Floor Service MAKE your old flnorsIike nevvT Flee estimate. Frank L. Cunningham. Ph. or Cnlton 1557-M, bv the copper mining issues and Pittsburgh Seattle Thermal 10 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NEW YORK, Sept.

4 Sales, closing price and net change of the 10 most active stocks today Total Sales Last Sale Net Change 1. Callahan Zinc 20,300 4' 14 2. Repub. Pict 19,100 45g 14 3. RKO Pict 15,800 37a i8 4.

Benguet 15,300 13 unch. 5. Can. Pacific 15,300 304 unch. 6.

Armour 15,200 103i 7. U. S. Steel 14,600 8. Tri-Contl 14,500 143 2 9.

Am. Machine Fdry 14,300 18'2 14 10. 4 14,200 20A Total volume 1,520,000. the motion pictures. Rails started forward in the 9.

Hauling Washington Yuma third hour and gave a hefty boosl to the market. With the Associated Press aver Chicago Grain LARGE ur small loads. Personal service. Call whatever the job, Harrison, Mil So. Tippecanoe.

H5- Clean lip Jobs Rubbish Hauling No Too Small. Meb Ph. fi-5'237 CIJRRAN'S RUBBISH HAULING CLEAN-UP JOBS PH. 7-0444 Gl am range: micAcn age of 60 stocks up 20 cents at $97.80 equal to the high of the Sept. 4 Low High Wheat: Sept.

2.39'i year the industrial component was unchanged, rails were up 50 cents, and utilities up 10 cents. 2.44 Dec. March 9. Lawn Service, Landscaping lawn Deeding- reno vating Nozzle Line Sprinkling System SltOTWKI.L LAWN SEEDING SERVICE. PHONE KI-1443 2.47:;8 2.47:'h 2.414 The industrial section held at a Close .45 40 .68 741, July 2.

2.44-'' 2 2.47U 2 2.46': 2. 2.401. 2. 1.74 i 1 1.67 1 1.70'i 1 1.72'i 1 1.731! 1. 2.40'i 2.45- 2.48 2.47'ia 2.41'-8 1.75i 1.681s 1.72 1.73"i 1.74 NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Closing quotations lurmshed by Dean Wlttei Members New Tork Slock Exchange, and other leading exchanges.

279 street, Dhone 6191. Com JAM-PACKED OPERA HOUSE Delegates to Japanese peace treaty conference fill seats of San Francisco opera house last night just before President Truman's conference opening speech. (AP Wirephoto) 1.74"i Sept. Dec. March 'Firestone 1.67U 1.71 1.72" 1.73U July LAWN MAINTENANCE, HENOVA'I'-IN(i.

LANDSCAPING, HAULING, UP. PHONE 3-tl'2'22. NEW LAWNS I'Tc peV sq. ft. Renovating.

Average job $5. Ph. HE. POWER lawn mowing, hedge trim- ming and hauling. PhnneK3-0271.

YAftD lawns renavaN "2(i 20th St. "l-nne n-l-IOI. Rails Am. Car Fdry Amer Locomotive Atch Bait Ohio Oats: Sept. -'b Snail Industry 1951 high while utilities advanced to a new high.

The railroad component is well below the 1951 peak. The volume came to 1,520,000 shares. Callahan Zinc-Lead was the most active issue with 20,300 shares changing hands. It was followed by Republic pictures up at 4s and R.K.O. pictures up 's at 3V LA.

Produce .77 li .62:, .82 'H .85 .86 .13 Dec March Mav .86 .831, .86 Canadian Pac Rv Ches Ohio Erie Great North Ry Illinois Central Kresge Lockheed Aircraft Loews Marshall Field Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Distillers Otis Elevator Pan Amer Airways Penney Pepsi-Cola Philco Radio Radio Corp Remington Rand Safeway Scfirs Roebuck 331:, 2IMs 79' 211 30:14 30 51 OS'- IS' 49'u Wt July 51) 62 13--S 14 15'i vi 5 ls-i 28 2IJ'i 28" 91s 41 4 54 'i in Rvp: Central Northern Pacific Pen 11 Sept. Dec. New PvP- Pullman Co 9. Lawn Mowers RKNT-APOWER jW5NNfoWKR- The Lawn Garden Shop 20-14 Mt. Vernon K'2-1500 Sales Service Sharpening LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired.

Guar. Free pick-up and delivery. 77H 7th. Ph. 2-M24.

NEW, USED RECONDITIONrNd Hiirn.rd's Sierra Way, 82-10 05 Sept. 1.66 utliern Pacific South Railway i2 Dec. i.il'-i May 1.71 July 1.73 Sovheans: 1 1. I.BG'-i 1 1.71 1 1.74'i 1. 1.73 1.

2.80'i 2 2.68 2. 2.71'i 2. 2.74 2. 2.76 2 72 76 73 81 68'; 71' 74 i Sperry Stand Brands Gulf Sulphur Transamerica 1.68'i 1.72'i 1.76',s 1.73 2.82'i 2.69', 2.72'2 2.75 2.77 Sept. 2.82U Twent Cent Fox Union Carbide LOS AXGELES, Sept.

4 (2PI (F S. M.N.) Bananas firm to slightly stronger: apples, avocados, plums and prunes firm: miscellaneous melons dull to slightly weaker; cantaloups and watermelons weaker: romaine, sweet potatoes and tomatoes slightly weaker: corn, lettuce, broccoli slightly stronger: cabbage slightly weaker on white, firm on red; peppers firm on best Bells, slightly stronger yellow NOV. 2.68 '8 Jan. 2.72 March 2.75 May 2.77 3S' 21 '4 17' 6S7 33 63 36 ln- 67 '4 '4 24 22'h 34 '4 51 luT 21 7 2(1-4 2S-' 70', 141.. IS 43 14'4 31', 17 17'i 34', 51 -i 44 54 35 7UU 41 58 General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Houdirille Hershoy Hudson Motor Mack Truck Nash-Kelvinator Packard Stewart-Warner Studebaker Tinik-Detroit Axle While Motors Willys Steels Alleg Ludklm Annco Bethlehem Jones-Laughlin National Steel Nat Supply Republic Steel Steel Vanadium Wheeling Steel Youngstown Mines Amer Smelting Anaconda Copper Homestake Inter Nickel Kennecott Oils-Gulf Oil Ohio Oil Phillips Pet Pure Oil Shell-Union Sinclair Socony Stand Oil of Calif Stand Oil of Texits Tidewaterasso Union Oil 2b 41 4 16 '4 ii.i;a lUs 7-'s rt4! 47 'm 691..

47 chili; potatoes slightly weaker on Rus- setts, steady on best long whites; on HI i 1 1 II 1 I SO ions slightly stronger on Spanish, steady others; squa-sh firm except ba union Pacilic West-gh'se Air Br Industrials Air Reduction Allied Stores Allis Chalmers American Can Amer Radiator Amer T-1 Tel Am-r Tobacco Armour Co Avco Mfg Co Best Foods Boeing Aircraft Case I Catplr Tractor Celanese CIT Fine Corp Commercial Solv Cons Vultee Crown Z-llei-bach Cudahy Packing Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastern Air Lines Eastman Kodak General Electric General Foods Inter Harvester nana slightly weaKer. APPLES: Gravenst-ms Sonoma coun ty 6. 5-7. 5c Bellflowers Watsonvilh'. 9.

Moving Storage VAN" MO VINf; LOWEST-RATES To from all points in the U. S. No crating Very quick service Free Estimates INLAND WHSE TRUCKING CO. 120 South Phone 4-044O. ALLIED VAN LINES INCf CITY TRANSFER CO.

MOVING 6 FIREPROOF WAREIISE. 110 So. St. V- I)III'K tiucks for your moving needs. W.

K. Equipment Co. 275 Soulh Ph. SAN BKHNARDINO VAN ti STORAGE COMPANY 371 ST. PHONE CALL "LYONS 6-3397 liEAP VAN STORACR 4th St.

Phone 2-11113 CALL ECONOMY PH. 2-51113" TI.MK STARTS AT YOUR DOOR WESTBROOK VAN STORAGE w. ST. PH.7-1HS RENT a trailer here leave it there. See CRUMP a.l Class Hob.

I'nited Airlines United Fruit Co (xd) Warner Bros W'estinghouse Elec Wilson Ct jWoolworth Co I Utilities-Columbia Cons Edison Detroit Ed is, Inter Tel Tel Nor American Co Pacific Pacific Light So Calif Edison iStone Webster Western Union Motors Bentiix i Burg-Warner 'Rriggs Co Chrysler Eaton Mfg Co 9-luc banana Watsonville large 6.5-7c standard delicious packed boxes Starkine delicious B23i 47- 311 39 82 52' i 56 '4 51', 5S', fi'g 43, 3.V' 537, 69 7, 56 40 39 packed boxes 53 fil'i 29 IV', 3:1 51 2.r?g 46 60 41 "Ah. AVOCADOS: Local-San Diego county flats Hairs $3.50: Anaheim place pack lugs loose Dickinsons 16-17c Nabala 25c seedlings 15-16C Itzamnas 1S-19C lb. BANANAS: Central America cut 11.5c CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, Sept. '4 (I Ri Cash grain sab's today: Wheat: Number 2 red 240: 3 red tuff 231'. sample grade red tuff 169.

Corn: No. 1 yellow 181 -181 2 yellow 3 yellow 179-179 yellow 5 yellow 165-173; sample grade yellow 135-178; 1 white 185; 5 white 169: sample grade white 165. Oats: Sample grade heavy mixed 80: 1 white 1 heavy white 3 heavy white 83' 1. Rye: Number 2 rye 3 rye plump barley: Number 1. 145 Soybeans: 2 yellow 295N.

track Chicago. Out-of-Hours Fire in Incinerator Reported San Bfrnardino firemen in-swerod two calls yesterday afternoon. At 1:22 p.m. an incinerator in the 100 block of Eleventh street was reported hurnini; out of hours and at 3:31 p.m. an incinerator fire at 1163 Union street was quelled after spreading to a fence and a trash pile at that, address and to rabbit hutches at 1464 Eighth street.

Mexico cut lu-llc stems 9-10c lb. BERRIES: Trays strawberries Uni L. A. Stocks versity types Gilroy raspberries Santa Clara county blueberries Santa Cruz county sl.oo-50. CANTAL.OUPS: Jumbo cantaloup crates Mendota Los Banos 27s Little Rock 45s and larger 45s and larger Shares Value September 4 43,943 819,187 Previous day 33,304 829,762 Year to date 8,292,082 147,301,040 1950 to date 9,422,001 145.496,081 Yesterday's transactions on the Los Citrus Shipments NEW YORK.

Sept. 4 Citrus auction: 44 Vah-ncias higher. 12 lemons slightly higher 360s larger, lightly lower smaller. 3 grapefruit slightly higher. LOS ANGELES.

Sept. 4 0P The Federal State Market News Service reported today grapefruit and oranges steady, prices unchanged; h-mons firm. Lemons per box, local loose fancy S5. 00-25; packed fancy 252s 6.75-7.1.0; 300s 7.25-50; 360s and smaller 7.50-75; Angeles stock exchange: Palmdale ISs $2.00: unlidded Saugus 36s and larger FIGS: Local Brunswicks 15c brown turkeys 15c lb. Kadotas San Joaquin valley cup packed 30c black Missions San Joaouin valley 7-10c Close High 15; DEMOCRATS CHEER TRUMAN President Truman stands with arm upraised as Democrats of both California factions and party leaders from adjoining western states give him a standing ovation at a Democratic rally in San Francisco yesterday.

(AP Wirephoto) irj. GRAPES: Lugs San Joaquin valley I Thompson seedless $1.75: red Malagas Ribiers Rishbahas IS3.00: Khandahars Muscats Tukays Lodi Con paper crates 12a-216s mostly 3.75. Oranges per box. Valencias local I packed fancy 126s 5.00-25; 150s 4.75; 4.50-75; 220-252S 4.25-50: 288s I3.75; parked choice 200s and larger 9. Papering and Painting Complete Decorating Service PAINTING INTERIOR, KXTKRtOlt I'APERIIANGING A SPECIALTY Ca.sh or Easy Terms.

30 mo. lo Pay Licensed Insute.I Free Estimates TRAVIS. 5115 Arrowhead. Ph. H.i-0207 Paper Painting.

Exterior Interior Roof Oiling. Free Estimates 30 Months to Pay Every Customer A Future Friend LACY BACON PIIONE.ri-2200 PH. for iT neat, fast joir.lt fair rales. Day or night, week ends Distinctive personalized type of walk. Tell me your troubles.

PAI'KRiNG Also Paint. -Ext. -Int. -Best paint. Phone.

2-0147 or 83-01 00. PAINTING ilecnrating. reasonable prices. 2H-vrs. this district.

Sam Miller. Ph. Font una 6515 PAINTING in city 22 insured. Reas. prices.

Free pstima'es. Work guar.L. H. Smhh. 0-11105.

PAINTING decorating at a price you can nffmrt. S2-01 ir. PAINTING. PAPERING. FofTiest wnik.

fair prices, call BrnwnJ7-75iX PAINTING Decoiatinc Reas. lales. W.uk guaranleed. Ph. S'j-1282 GUARANTEED wink.

Painting Tn.l ileeoiatmg. Reus. rate. Ptl. 7-12WI.

PAPER painting. SH 1 m. up. Free 84-1110. PAPERING tt PAINTING Work (luaranteed pi.

one .0172 Ifll'is 42 10'i 11 10-4 8 1 '4 13 8'i 5 9' 1 31 15 70 '4 30v, 17 IN HOLLYWOOD TEMPERATURE 220-252s 3.50; 288s 3.25-50; loose fancy 126s 3.25-50: 150s 3.25; 176s 3.00- Low 15', 161), 42 lo'i 11', 19 i 8', 1 4 8' 5'', 9't 30 1 15 70', 30 17 23'; 10', 15' 3 46 't 12 cords local 7-luc lb. MISCELLANEOUS MELONS: San Joaquin valley Cranshaws jumbo 6-Ss honeydews jumbo 6-Ss Persians too few to quote; Casa-bas jumbo 6-Ss $2.75: victory Riverside cantaloup crates 16-12s PEACHES: San Joaquin valley cup packed Indians 60s arid larger "13-1 4c. Ma. Min. SO Am Airl 'ig Am 9 Armco Armour Bald Lim .60 Bandini Pet Barker 2 Basin Oil .60 Bengt Bishop Blue Dia Bolsa Ch Oil Bdwy-Ha .60 Cent Mrts Chrysler 6g Coniw 1.60 Cons Mng Cons Eng .60 Cons Vul .10 Curtiss-W 1 Dumont 'tg Eastman 1.80g El-c Prods 1 Elec Bnds Einer Rad 1 42 10'i IF, 3-4 19 '4 1-4 v.

a 31', 15 70' 4 30-'i 17 IS', 46 '4 12', Sept. 1 Sept. 2 Sept. 4 2.1; 2'1'JS 220a 2.25-00; 252s 2.15-35: 288s 2.00-25. Grapefruit per box, local packed fancy 64s 4.25-50; 80s 3.50-75; 100s 2.25; choice 51-61s 3.25-50; 80s 2.50-75; loose orchard run 80s and larger mostly 1.50.

Ford Foundation Rumored To Be Behind Gandhi Film RAINFALL Little Rock Hales 48s 12-J 3c Yueaipa Hales cup packed 4Ss ll-12c Beaumont Hales cup parked 48s 12-13c Banning Hales (up packed 48s 14- Washington Hales cun July 2S August 2 Pennon lie caiiiornia ruir Growers change reported today all auction mar-! k-ts California ranges were higher. Representative prices by size; Sunkist grade)- 126s 6 89: 150s 6.63; 176s 6.75; 20os 6 57: 220s 6.00; 252s 5 46: 2Ss 5.45. Choice (second grade) 126s 1 3.33 150s 5 76; 176s 5.82; 2(l0s 0.60; 22os 5.31; 252s 4.92: 288s 5.17. i par ked lij-lb. flats $3.00.

PEARS: Bartletta Lake county 11-! 12o Sacramento valley Little Rock medium-large 10c lb. PLUMS PRUNES: San Joaquin val-' ley late Santa Rosas jumbo? 16c Beaumont Becky Smights large 10c Yueaipa Mariposa 8-10c lb. WATEK.MEUj.N8: lots Klon-; dikes-stripes San Joaquin valiey-local 18-22 average 2.5-3': ton lots 23; 60 310 18'i 310 49T, lv. 9. Patios IIAR-B-Q FIREPLACES All kinds, compl.le or maleiial only II.

C. BAILEY SONS Lilac 4- Valley Bloomlngton Phone Collon FLAGSTONE work, all kinds, reason-allle Harris Ph 0 L. A. Livestock BUSINESS SERVICES 8. Travel Opportunities Kl.v NORTH STAR AIR COACH All points East.

St. I'll. Collect s. H. 80-31l (Temporay No.) 2 I.

KGK loys want I ule to Greeley, olo. Will slwne ilnving. expenses. Call Collon immediately. HKAViNG for SepTT 26.

Take .3. Shale expenses. IMi. .348 Klh after 3 p.m. Sat or Sun, all day.

9. Bath Massage Ex' ler Oil FMNB 12 Gen Mot 4 Gen Ut 1.20 Graham-Pa Greyhound 1 Han A 2a Holly .04 Hunt Foods Hupp Corp Imperl Dev Indep Kxpl Interc Pel OO.UO-M.OO. 1 BEANS: Kentucky? local-San Diego; county 10-12c Blue Lakes San Di-; ego county one mark 7c Riverside 10-12c limas local bush; Supply Crisis is Reported Keeping Up By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK i.Pi The campaign in Korea still is the strangest in the history of American arms. For two months now more words than bullets have been fired in anger back and forth across that weary peninsula. Instead of trying to call each other's shots, each side has been calling each other names.

Only a year ago the North Korean order of the day was "on to Pusan." And the fledgling American Army's grim fnstruc-tftms were to "stand or die" on the Naktong river line. SCHOOLYARD SLOGAN The present philosophy of all adversaries seems to be that comfortable old schoolyard slogan: "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me." Begun in a misty dawn barrage, the Korean war is dwindling toward a stalemate conclusion in a twilight of verbal recriminations. It is like a summer storm with the stabbing lightning flashes dying down and 1he steaming hills muttering with distant thunder. Those who insist the world should be all one thing or the other have a growing impatience. They regard the ceasefire negotiations as a waste of time.

But life in war or peace is more olten grey than either a clear-cut black or white. And sometimes half a truce is better than none. An optimist could put up a s'long argument that the present long-continued lull in major ground operations has born a good thing all around. It is true that it ha given the Chinese time in which to mass rc-intorcenrcnts. But it has also the red Chinese leaders plenty of time to do some depressing thinking about how iutiie it is for them to mass those tioops.

U. N. ARMY BIGGER Where can they lead them? The United Nations army is also biggei, longer and more conlick-nt than ever. Its days of real retreat are ow-r. It now has the firepower to singe China's hordes as though they were many mind, ess asshoppej s.

The depth military stale-ma'e there! 01 has been increased. Ard tut situation cues mote ci'aily eery day tor a diplomatic Red China's piobletn and -be knows it is to pick the broken pieces of her lale diagon lace olf the lloor and try io put them back on straight. She knows the rest ol the orient will snicker at hei, but theie isn't much il.se she can do, important as saving "face" is in her part of the vi 01 Id. The lull has gien South Korea time to train more ti oops and do something to help her millions ol displaced refugees. And 1 l-ii avoiage Korean farmer, looking at his greening paddies, can't help but pray to his household gods that the unofficial truce will go on for another two months or so.

That'll give him lime 10 harvest, his lice, the crop his life depends on. This stiange hall-armistice also has been a lilesaxer for Scores ol thousands ol weary American derails who took the brunt of heavy lighting from the start. It has given the Ai-my a chance' to rotate them home and leplace Ujern null new tioops. And for that reason alone many homes today hold a tremulous gladness. Only a ear ago It was still really nip-and-tuek whether the 9.

Paving FOR ASPHALT PAVING CALL MATICI I BROS. Colton 100 Redlands 2 0220 S'I'UFF" paving by expeitsT Ph. 7-OI01. Our estimator will call. I IK UK PAVING CO j-So lb.

CABBAGE: Per crate, white local unlidded. SI. Castrovill- lidded1 red local unlidded Jose lidded Savoy local' unlidded $1.50. CARROTS: Per crate, ieed 6 dozen I Salinas local unlidded 3 dozen 1.03 ANGELES. Sept.

4 f.Tl (FS iM.N'.) Cattle salable 3.000; around 25 per cent of run stockers and feedeis; moderate offerings slaughter steers and leifers: cows fairly liberal; moderately active, fully steady un all classes; two loads choice about 1,150 lbs. fed steers .36.75: several loads good and choice 35. commercial and low good steers 33.75-34.00; good and choice fed heifers 33.00-35.00; utility and commercial cows 21.00-28.00; one load 28.25. some held higher; fanners and cutters utility and commercial bulls 27.00-31.50: several loads mostly quality stockers nrj feeders mostly Hrahmans 29-75-32. 00.

i Calves salable fairly aelivc. I largely steady; commercial and good i slaughter calves 30.00-32.75; few and choice to 35.50; bulk of supply stockers: steady lo stronger: load good and choice around 325 lbs. stock calves 3.25; several loads medium stockers 32.00. Hogs salable 800: wales 9. Plastering FOR PA'I'CIIING.

PHONE 4-1170 9. Plumbing Nicholson" IMiimbih'tf'VlfrWnK 1107 K. Base Line pj h2-(J273 NKW Call I.e.. Kimr 51'l 170 4 02 1 10', 195 4T, Hl 21 17'- 120 18 11 164 50 11't 200 33 '4 9 10', 18-, 58 4 It'. 100 17', 8', 28 27' 4 10', 151, 46 '4 12 23 7, 11', 60 310 10 18 'j 3 11: 250 170 it; 3 4 02 10', 1 1 00 21', 17'; 12') 18', I I 16', 50 ll'i 205 31 33 'i 0 4V, 10-, 18 58 4 14 loo IV'-.

19', 8', 43-S 20 1 28 1 1 22', 54 70 2Pi 2I-, ll'i 20 Tn 4(1 70 Id-, 13'; 12 9. Radio and T.V. Repairing RADIO TELEVISION "HKPAIrt ANY AW Fa. lory tlained men. Expert Scrvire SWEDISH MASSAGK Cabinet Steam Operator Call Heather Ml) Base Line Highland MAltYGOI.D MASSAGK Hits.

10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 747 Marvgnld Ave Fontann 6257 steam batl.s, massage, colonics. Masseurs Masseuses. Open Kve.

Sun. No appt. nee. 7-0loH. MASSAGK 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. thin Fri. 4'-'S So. Ml. Vieiv 9.

Carpentering KOR- "Hud" 0-0148 or No o) too laige or too small. Have all pow- erto.ils. CARI'KNTKR-'-! Repairs, hour or day. No JoD loo small, terms. M.

San. Is. I'll. CARI'KNTKR cement work, all kinds, also remodeling, free estimates. Ph.

San li.lno. 2-4171. (ill Yoii want Koo.l woik at "rcusorf-able prices by Hie li.mr r-utit for estimate call l.l.iyd 9. Cement Work "Al.lKINDS ()F CKMKNT WOltK" K. K.

McConnell 061 W. Base Line KXPKItT block laying, walls, homes Jit (jar. lteas. P. 81-7457 II.

K. VAItNKY 2'H Wall I'll. CKMKNT WOHK-AII Kinds Lewis liodino, Way, ...170 16-; 1 02'2 21 17' ...120 18'4 11 50 ll'i ::4 33', 9 1r, 10 58 4 4', 11 4. ...100 17' 20 1,2 25 28 27', 22' 51 70 2I 56-, 39:, 2P I4'i 20V, 401, 22' 43-ii, 79 I0''i 13', 12 All work guaranteed Free pick up arid delivery. 1 i-ii largely steady; choice 200-260 lbs 22.50-23.1,0; some held higher; 265 lbs.

22.00; medium 168-231 lbs. 21.00-22.00: 220 lbs. 19.50; medium and choice sows 17.00-M.nil. Sheep salable 125: fully steady: few choice and price spring slaughter lambs few utility 27.25; few choice wooled ewes 14.75; few light, feeder lambs 27.50. 180 E.

Base Line pn' 7.4,157 Onen 'till 8PM Line IxckheerJ 2a Loew's 1' A Hilt l.BOg NYC le Nordon Corp Am A No I'ac RR 2 Northrop 'ig Oceanic Oil Pac 2 Do 6 pf 1 Pacific pete 7. Packard Pan Am A Penn Pure Oil 3a RKO Theater Repub Pict Reserve (1 Rice St. Reg Pa la Scab Kin 1.80 Servel Sinclair Solar A SCE 4. .12 pf I 08 Do 4. 88 1.22 So Cal Pet Southern .80 Sid Hr 120a Ktd Cal 2.60 Do 3a Sun ray 1.20 Sylv El 2a Texas 2.60 Tide A 2 Transarn 1.20 Til-Conl Twen C-K 2 Un Oil Co 2 Unit Gas 1 Steei Univ Oil 2a Univ Piclur Van de Zenda Gold FOR dependable la.lio and eleclninie I I Butter, Eggs Poultry BY ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD INKA) Exclusively Yours: Inside on Gabriel Pascal's plan to film the life story of Mahatma Gandhi is that all financing will come from the Ford Foundation, with Henry Ford III making the announcement.

Charles Boyer has already been contacted to play Nehru. The word for all the hullabaloo about the Joan Crawford-Russell Nype romance rhymes with the lad's name: tripe. Jack Buetel's kildares have informed him that his right ear drum was destroyed by the gun blast accident that occurred during filming of "Rose of Cim-rnaron." His hearing is definitely impaired. John Barrymore. who would rather not talk about his recent walk-out during rehearsals of a summer stock production of "The Hasty Heart," is no longer living with Aunt Ethel.

He's with his mother, Dolores Oostollo, at a ranch south of San Diego, There's hope that a second operation to reconstruct her hip socket will enable Marjoric Flambeau to walk again and resume her place as one of the screen's gieat character actresses. Marjoric has had to limit herself to roles in which she could emote fiorn chairs since the auto accident that crippled her several years ago. After Mrs. Gary Cooper tele- phoned from England a dozen Lady LawJord, Peter's mother, finally sent her a cable giving her the exact date of his I amval in London. Even a movie 1 stars and stripes and the blue- flag of the United Nations could stay in Korea.

No one who was there then can help but feel today the hope of a settlement of the Korean i issue is nearer. The longer the talking goes on, the sun-r jt is there won't be any more major battles. Conversation is often baring, but it is laidy fatal. And the 1 more anybody talks about light- i ing the Jes jeason he sees lor li king's mother has to get her sleep. WEDDING BELLS Movietown citizens who are betting that the Barbara Pay-ton-Tom Neal marriage never takes place will lose their shirts.

The wedding date has been fixed for September and the ceremony will be a quiet one. Reason for the recent presence in Rome of Ingrid Bergman's U. S. lawyers was to draw up papers insuring that all percentages due Ingrid from her forthcoming "Europe, in 1951" will go into her bank account and not Roberto Rossellini's. Overheard at the Villa Nova: "Now that she has won her final divorce decree, all she asks is that people give her a chance to get back to sub-normal." Artie Shaw's first novel, "The Trouble With Cinderella" could he mean Ava or Lana? is due on the bookstalls in October.

Margaret Whiting's big click at the La-st Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas brought her a Cocoanut Grove offer, and a whole series of supper club dales. She'll make the grand tour before signing a big TV deal. Neither the Ladds nor the Crosbys are happy about the printed reports that Gary Crosby is pitching romantic woo at Carol Ladd. Warners has already shelled out $100,000 on story treatments for a modern version of "The Jazz Singer" and the property is still miles away from the shooting mark. Now that she's the mother of seven children, humorist Robert Q.

Lewis suggests calling her "MA'-reen O'Sullivan." It's not generally known, but Frank Fay, who didn't get to play "Harvey" on the screen, has a small percentage of the movie version that starred Jimmy Stewart. Note from Alan Wilson: "Just saw Alfred Hitchcock's tennis background thriller, 'Strangers on a It should have been called, 'Minder, 51.2.j-o0: topped 50-lb. sacks local large CAULIFLOWER: Per crate, snowball local untrirnmed CELERY: Pascal slurdee and wire-bound crates 2-3 dozen Oceano lettuce crates loose local CORN: Golden cross crates 5 dozen local-Chino Lodi 5 dozen San Jose CUCUMBERS: Lugs local Oxnard pickles local lugs EGGPLANT: Lugs Coarhella valley 18-24s local 1H-24S San Joaquin valley 18-24S LETTUCE: Dry pack crates 4 dozen Santa Maria San Luis Obispo 4 dozen one mark local loose dozen 25-50e. ONIONS: Street sales 50-lb. sacks Spanish local while globes Idaho medium white boilers 50-lb.

sacks Vacaville pickbrs 25-1 b. sacks Vacaville $3.75. PEAS: Guadalupe-San Jose 12-Me Mendocino county holdovers Sc sugar peas Ocenno SI. 00-10. PEPPERS: Bells local-San Diego county 8-19c chili Snn Diego county 7-10c yellow chili San Diego county 18-22c Fresno chili San Diego county 10-12c lb.

POTATOES: Street sale? 100-ib. sacks long whites Teharhapi US I A russets Santa Maria US1A trucklots and split trucklots long whites Tehachapi US1A ROMAINE: Per crate. Arroyo Grande local unlidded 2 dozen SCjUASH: Lugs local-San Diego county Italian yellow crook-neck local-San Diego county white summer local-San Diego county Table Queen lugs local-San Jose banana 2.5-3c lb. SWEET POTATOES: Porto Ricoh local-Kern county 10c Velvets Kern-Han Diego county 10-13C Jerseys Merced county I4-15c Key West local-Kern county ll-I3c lb. TOMATOES 2-layer flats local-San Diego coun'y-Oxnaid 5x0s arid larger lowesl pi Ices, work and materials guar.

BRACK'S IIAIIIO SERVICE, I24H Arrowhead, I'linne 5-7400, lies. 704 1 It I Ph. H.imi GENERAL ELECTRIC STEWART WARNER iiulhoi ize.l sales, service. CLARK'S RADIO-TELEVISION 840 E. Base Line.

RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Antenna Installations CUI.I.EN RADIO 708 Third Street Ph. 5-fllSil The best In Radio Service." Tlllicl checked free lr separate I orn set. Pep Hoys Appl. 230 SI reel. LOS ANGELES Sept.

4 inn Dairy Eggs: Wholesale prices (minimum 40 pet. AAl: Grade A large 70c, medium 60-hlc; (minimum 80 pel. A): Grade A large 07c, medium 51 55c, small 40-42c. Candled graded eggs retailers In cases 'cations 3 cents higher): Grade 51 21 4 33', 56 39 20 40', 22' 43-, 79 I3, 12 A A extra large large 74-76c. diuin grade A extra large 71-73' large medium 60-0lc, small 43- 9.

Refrigerator Repairing WE REPAIR COLUSI'OTS Free estimates and limner servlre, A years with Sears. Carter's Refrlg. A Wash. Repair. Sales Service.

Phone Fontana 'iif. wiii'ie large ol-aMe. Prices to consumers in cartons: Grade AA large 79 88c, medium Grade A huge 71 80c, medium 65-7lc, small Live poultry: Broilers lbs. fryers 21i-3 lbs. 30-32c, fryers 9.

Rest Homes "I.YNCI A PLACE!" A a way from home. 1110 Ph. 7-HI37 IfUSI'l I II LA. Grain i ins. roasters over 4'i lbs.

33 35c, fryers (caponettes) 314.414 w. 34 -Hdc, hens light type under lbs. 010 21ST 101 l.v.n LOS ANGKI.KS, Sept 4 Ouotalions nominal, subjwt to trial ket flueluatioiis. Cash prices per bulk carloads, wholesale only. i'ic, liens iignt rype 1 ins.

and up 21-2. tc, hens cross 4'; lbs. imd up 26-27c, hens heavy type all weights 29-30c. rabbits while fryers miscellaneous lots 10-day shipment Spot Bulk while wheat 3.75 3 35 9. Tractor Work CALL Don Smith lor your ne.tjilK Siecialiing In foundation excavat.

he: an. I linish wading, ton-soil. 4.1.12 Slod.laid. S'J-ICIlt or TltAi "I oit work, plowing, discing? guiding. Iteas.

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82-5385 or fi-aRIII. TRACTOR grading A plowing. C. Wheeler. 1121 Arrowhead.

85-85HO. sterns 2-layer San De-go county Orange county 5x6s and larger 00 3-layer local-San Diego county 5x4s and larger egg irmia-loes local 12 basket, trays commercial 20-27c, Butter: Jobbing prices In cartons: Grade A A 71-76c, A 73-75r, II 7 1 72c. LA. Hay Prices 9. Cesspool Work CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED.

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1'h. H2-III18 IJarley, 46 lbs. White cats, .38 lbs. corn Milo 3.56', 60 3.74 It 3.8(1 2.91 'J 'n 2.95 2 91' 2.95 3.57'; 3.80 2 2.92'i No. 2 rrnlo (TC) CAR RECEIPTS Wheat.

27: barb v. 27: com. 66: mils Coflon Market 9. Tree Surgery ALL kinds of tieeervlce. 15; 78; flour, 64; bran, cereal, hay.

69. LOS ANGKLES. Kept. 4 (FS.MN.) Alfalfa hay: IJ. H.

Nu. 37, 00'n 38.00 U. S. No, 2 leafy, 31.50'. 36.00; IJ.

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3 32 00'' 33.00. Grain hay: No. I barley, 0Q' No. 1 mils, 1(i (Kl. w-encti eliuln.

2(1 venrs evn lieavy Free collect NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (TO Collon futures closed 35 to 75 cents a bale than the previous close. P. Manning, Bond Market lilgllllinil. TREE 'DIPPING or rcmnvfhif'TVoorf' lor sale.

Power spraying. Ballen-eer .1 111 J7, NKW YORK. Sept. 4 M'l If. S.

nt bon.lH closed t.slay un. hanged. I DO all kinds of tree work yard Bank Clearings Open High Low O't 34.31-32 34.28 34.24 Dec y.1 34 42 34.30 Mafh 34 50-51 34.52 34 41 May 34 48 31.51 24 38 July 31. 04-05 34 05 33.95 Oct 23.00a 22 95 32.81 Dec 32 OObld 32.93 32 80 Close 24 24-25 34.31-32 1 34 11 34 40 I 3.3.06 22.88 32.82bld of! 15. an un.

I'll Haltcrics in automobiles should 's Krancisco 9. Upholstery RECOVERINGON "CUEI51T lJ mo. to pay Free Estimate! 10.207. 91 1 Middling spot 35.05 nominal rie lasjiei.teu ai least twice rnontn- I.os Angeles llelnls 'Berkeley iJeblts 204. 829, 601 4,538.076 a 1210 birrra Way Phone 7-4152.