The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • Page 21

THE May 14, 1945 I 1 Pacts Will Continue Philharmonic, NBC Music NEW YORK, May 'two Sunday symphonies, New York Philharmonic on CBS and the NBC been renewed by their' sponsors. As a result, bolh be going into their third consecutive year under contracts originally signed in 1943. The Phllharnidnlc, i 16 sign with a.sponsor that year, was the first to contract renewal, dating from May 23rd. The NBC Symphony renewal date Is August 1st. Year weekly concerts will continue.

Under its renewal, the NBC announced Arturo los- ranlnl next season for 16 of the Winter programs. Frank Black will continue the Summer concern State Is Third In Electrification (Continued From rage Nine) News Of The ExPorferville Soldier Hungry As German Captive SANTA BARBARA. May Food, rood 11 a maiiy Obituaries i Financial. News. VONS PINK TABLETS for Stomach Distress f'XDue to Excess from scorchlni eiceil HOnucV a i scict sppttite, bui eenslty for i Whil i i snd 1O often unnecellary, CO VON'S I TABLETS; No sbouc It-just common seme, koW wirl of relierlni dtllreu of such VON'S PJNK.

TABLETS piomptlr demonicrsted. Molt feature VON'S. fore I a faced with the threat o( cooperative competition, the Pacific Gas and Electric Company had demanded that farmers In this area pay up to $1,300 a mile for construction of power lines in order to jt'et electric When It became apparent the area might succeed in getting cooperative service, the utility agreed to build lines without charge consumers, reduced iates, and. persuaded- 644 of the potential consumers to sign for its service. Accepting PG and terms will mean that at least 85 unserved customers In this area will not be terved.

It was bitterly opposed by these farmers apd several of the organizers of the foothills association, who mainlain that Itheir organization should have built their own power lines. Cooperative Is Organized In 1M2 a group of Humboldt and Mcndoclno COUnly farmers met In Garbervllte to organize the Redwood Electric Cooperative. group asserted they planned to' bu Ihe Charles L. East electric distribution system which was to serve as a part of the new system But before the transaction could be completed, East company officials announced plans lo sell the prop- roEic oi cviitvixti-v" those lone 10 months that Staff Sergeant William E. Moreland of Box 15, Bodflsh, Kern County, was confined to a German prison hospital camp after having been shot down over occupied France last June 5th arid captured by the Germans during the raids bcfojre Day.

5 Are Hurt In Tulare County VISALIA (Tulare May persons were Injured, three seriously, in two traffic accidents near Delano and one near Visalia 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Rev. H. K. Hamilton of the How women and girls wanted relief from funcHonal periodic pain C'ardul Is a liquid medicine yhlch many women say has brought relief from the cramp- Ilko agony and. nerv6us strain of functional periodic distress Here's how It may help: 1 Taken like a tonic, It "should Stimulate appetite, aid thus help build resistance for the "time" to come.

2 'Started 3 days before "your It should help rclle ve, pain INTO topurely.functlonal periodic causes. Try Cardul. If it you'll bo glad you did. CARDlil eriies to the P.G and E. Sponsors proposed cooperalive.charge Isolated rural sections in these two counties will not get electric power.

Leaders of the cooperative move- i California point out that because of the legal battles private power companies a i more rural lines to head off competition, a the war. A tremendous job remains to be done before elec- 'softening up 1 Moreland, a native ot Porlerville, is now a patient In the Hoff Army General Hospital here. He said: "We could have eaten all in one day that we had rationed out lo us in a week and the only vegetables we saw during all that time potatoes and sugar beets." Stiffen iBroken lilt Due to such poor diet, Moreland's broken leg, which he suffered on landing from his parachute jump, never completely healed. At Ihe time their plane was shot down, he was flying as a waist gunner with the lOOlh Bomb Group of the 349lh Bomb Squadron, Air Force out of England. He did not know what happened to the other members of the crew.

He saw two of them.land but did not see them afterwards. He was liberated by the 3rd Army last April Sth from a prison hospital camp near Mcinlngcr, Germany. "Wo heard the Allied guns for about a week before we were rescued. When the city surrendered, the hospital wns taken over by English doctors and we were given a supply of rations which really tasted swell," he recalled. Evacuated To Paris Moreland was evacuated to Paris where he was i a i for a brief back tricity is made available in all sections of the state on an area coverage basis.

California REA borrower, have a 52225000 postwar rural olectrifica- lon program In the books which will bring electricity to 3,100 of these unserved consumers within three years after wartime restrictions are lifted. This would leave more a 20,000 farms which must be served by private power companies or by new cooperatives after the war. Funds Are California REA borrowers up lo April 1st have been allotted federal loan totaling $2,729,500, of which 'they have dra awn advances of $1,903.203 to finance construction of lines and other facilities. The borrowers had repaid $427,007 on period before being flown to the United Slates, arriv- ng at Mitehel Field, N. on April 24th.

A few days later he was moved to Hoff Hospital. Although he was able word to his family while he was a prisoner of war, lie did not get any word from them. But he had no sooner arrived at Hoff when his parents; Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Moreland of Bodfish, his sister, Barbara Moreland, and his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holly Bakersfield. came to see him. A few days later he yesterday.

Clifford Fry, 14 year old Visalia boy, was taken in the fire department ambulance to the Visalia Municipal Hospital yesterday forenoon to be treated for injuries.suffered when he was'knocked off his bicycle by a taxlcab driven by Nora Field, Visalia. Has Head Injuries The boy suffered head Injuries, a compound fracture of the left arm and leg lacerations. He was mak Ing a left hand with his bi cycle at the intersection of Santa and East Walnut Avenues when he bicycle was struck broadside by the taxicab. Following a collision yesterday afternoon on the Golden State Highway, two and two tenths miles north ot the Kern County line Lieutenant Commander H. L.

Crif 45 who is stationed at the Corona Naval Hospital, was taken to SI. Agnes' Hospital in Fresno what were believed to be ma jor Injuries. He was driving a sedan at the time ot the collision Ueianan Is Injured The other driver, George Drake, 67, of Delano, who was in a pickup truck, was taken to the Delano hos- iltal for treatment of major In- biBS. NELLIE HAJ.I.MAKK VISALIA (Tulare May services for Mrs. fxellle Jane Hallmark, 41, of Fresno, former Visalia resident who died here Saturday, wiU be conducted In Brooks Memorial Chapel in Visalis will be In Belmont Memorial Park, Fresno, under the auspices of the Order of the Eastern Star of Visalm.

Mrs Hallmark'was a former officer of the OES. Her husband, who Is an OPA official in Fresno was formerly manager ot the Sequoia Lumber Company in Visalia. She wns born In Kentucky on July T903. Among tile survivors besides those i previously nrc two sisters, Mrs. Cora McKcnv.le, Coalinga, ant! Miss Alice Nilcs, Dos Palos, and a brother William Nile's, Modesto.

JULIUS GRECO Julius Greco, 66, of 240 N'ortl Broadway died yesterday i in a local hospital in which he was a patient four months following a long illness. A native ot llaly, Greco came California 40 years ago and I Fresno 33 years ago. He was a retired prinler. A one time he operated his own print ing business in Fresno. He wns a member of the Fresno Typographi cal Union.

A widower, he is survived by daughter. Mrs. Jewel Alavezos Fresno, and four grandchildren Funeral services will be ducted at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow aft ernoon in chapel of the Yos Webb Mortuary, with the Sit Garden Lodge, F. and A. M.

i charge. Burial will be in the.Be mont Memorial Park. ndecision Hampers Wall Street Trade' NEW YORK, May oslment indecision gripped the tocfc market today' while a a ot favorites managed to icld in the recovery division, lecd- rs generally backed away frac- ions to a point or more. Eucouroslng to bullish contingents was the fact that selling icver exhibited real urgency. The direction clouded aCter a quiet opening and declines were widespread near the close.

Transfers of around 1,000.000 shares among lie smallest i aggregates or the past month. Bonds were uneven. Business Markets Grain Dips, Rallies CHICAGO, May arkets were Irregular today, dipping sharply alter an "opening bulge, then rallying when pit trader jj 1 cove red short lines i final hour. Unfavorable crop reports following weeks of rainy weather in large areas of the grain belt stimulated the buying. At the i i wheat was to higher.

Corn was up 3H to 114. Oats were down Ik to up Rye was to higher. Barley was May 07 W. Dow-Jones Averages ClXSIMi riSlCES MOMJAV lndustllsls.163.45. NI1 .51.

Hallfoads off Utilities 30.53, .15. A CI.O51MI I (Furnished by Witter Ctmii'any) (Member o( Sew Vork Stuck Kvehnnxe i Anaconda Copper Araer Tobacco Bendlx Aviation 51 Bethlehem Meet 77U Boeing A a BrlcKs Mfe. Co. Caterpillar Tractor, Celaneae Corp Ciiiysler 1 Cohimtia BdcslriR A Comiu Solvents i'RICK IIASUK MOMIAY CIIICAOO. Jlay "rendlnS.F.

Stocks Is Mixed SAN FRANCISCO, May trends ruled slock prices today. Losers of a point or so Irt-: ludcd DI Giorgio B. Western ennecott and Philippine Long; Distance. Up 1 to 2 were Catery. illlar, DI Giorgio preferred ana; lunset McKee, while United A i jines, Hudson Motors and Idaho) made new highs.

I TO -KGON IO.XI)AV .58 1.39 1.5 3 A 1.35'A 1.26 1.27'A .571, 1.3R7 yellow, SI.15,i 1.17i/i sample Rrad yellow. no. 3 SI.24. OATS--No. 1 i GSMic: No.

1 spe- a BARLtV--t'nmlnal. Maltlni. 1 Sl.lOS? 1 3 9 4 No. 1 BEEU--Per Im.iJrednelcht. r.om- Inal.

Timothy. 56ft 6.25: red lop, 115: red clover. 531.50; sweet cltu-er. S28.50. principal and interest.

difference the amounts allotted as loans and the amounts advanced to the borrowers, 5820,297, will be available to left for home on furlough. Moreland attended the Porler- ville Union High School. Before the war he was employed in mining. His favorite sport is i and there are lots of deer up In the a i where he lives. He was inducted in February, 1942, and during the time he was taking his training he was sta- dozen or more places Washington State.

in January, 1944. His cousins, Captain Dick Potter, pilot, and Roy Walker, are also in the service. Why use ilimf-imtlllKt a daily bath with (rm mildlrniKiiMtedCul.ciira Finish with frajranr. borated Cuticura Talcum lo abjotb per- ipiralion and guard "jainst ol- itodayl WINS BRONZE STAR CUTICURA Worry ov FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Doo'l be embarraned by lalie leelh allpplng. dropplr.t or nr.en jou eat.

talk or Kuih. Juil iprlnkle a lllllt FA8TEETH en your plalei. This r.leaiar.1 rowder gives aenie ot a i comlOft and a by boldlnr 1 Males i No tummy, cooty, taate or leellnjr. nonacid 1 Get TAETEETlt at a Wonderful for SJun and Scalp Irritations 'Invisible' Liquid Relieves Tortore-Aids Ser- Leisle, of the Madls i s- trlcl, has been award Bronze Star for "mcrl In con- necllo i military a i again s-t the enemy in Germany" last March. The citation ac compa the award said i i olher members i i braved the don- Sgt, a i rescue wounded panions, whom scrs fire of lo To quickly aootha the itching, hurninj ri eczema, psoriisij, Bktn and ocilp Irri- Utiona due to external cause apply liquidZemo-- uDoctor'sformuJibicked by 85 years' success.

Zemo ALSO tidi- healioB. Being aUmless, invisible-- you etn apply Zemo timo for prompt the borrowers, for Immediate use geant Robert M. Leisle, son of Mr. as soon as construction materials can be obtained. California farmers have put electricity to work In numerous ways since the i i of the federal rural electrification program.

Electrical equipment such as water pumps for irrigation and livestock, poultry brooders and milking machines are In i use. Example Is Cited A typical example of the way electric power has helped small farmers produce more food for the war is cited by L. N. Miller, manager of the Mountain Empire Cooperative, 674. ratal consumers In San Diego County.

He estimates that members of his cooperative have used electric brooders to Increase their poultry- production as much as 50 per cent since power lines were i to serve their farms. Miller points out that use ot electric brooders has greatly reduced brooder house fires caused by overheating of old type brooders. Winfred A. Sims, Farmersville Resident 70 Years, Succumbs VISALIA (Tulare May A. Sims, 71, of 516 Kawcah Avenue, died yesterday In the Visalia Municipal Hospital.

Sims was born at Courlland, Sacramento County, July 23, 1813. At the age of one year he. came with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Sims; to Farmersville. He attended the Farmersville school and was graduated from the Visalin High School. For 28 years be wns associated with Packing Company. was married 49 years ago to Miss Harriett Evans in Farmcrsville.

He was a pltal According to State Traffic Officers Eugene Kober and Richard Kimble, Drake hod- made a left hand to a service station when the collision occurred. Two Are Injured' Highway Patrolmen M. E. Hinds and Ben Kellmann reported that In the same vicinity, near the Kern County i a in the -vcnlng two "persons suffered minor Injuries In a collision between two sedans driven by John Enlow, 45. of Venice, and Arlee Hall, 31, of Delano.

The injured persons were Jimmy Hall, 4, of Delano, who was taken to a doctor's office in Delano, and Herchall Taylor, 4.6, of Tulare, who was taken home. Taylor was In Enlow's'car. The officers arrested Enlow MRS. CARIUE B. FOLKV Mrs.

Carrie B. Foley, 71, died yes terday morning in her home at 234 Kern'Street. She was born in California anu lived in Fresno 40 years. She was the widow of Charles Folcy. Surviving her are a daughter.

Mrs. Mav Krcgor of Fresno; three sisters. 'Miss Ruby Williams and Mrs. Nora Brownell of Madera and Mrs. Fanny Woods of O'Neals; a brother, George Williams of Madera; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted in the Stephens Memorial Chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with hurlol in the Belmont Memorial Park. jy Fainsworlli at T. J5J Gen Klectrle 42Vi Gen Motors Gttyt Ooodvear Tire 55 Gt Norlliern rfd B-Itt 'nil Harvester' 87 ir.ll McKel 35'A mil Pater I I 37 JJbl.y McN 8 Inc coinery a Kelvlr.aior 11'A Nat! Blsenlf 2B a Cash 4 Central. 2 0 CASH PRICES MO.NDAV CKICAOO. a WHEAT-- CORN--No.

Sl.lSty; No- sample Alaska I'ineau Mreon Mir Antic Qalif Caterpillar Viler Eureka Slorox Chem Dl Olorfilo A l-l Di -Clorclo Golden State Hale Bros 231 Hudson Motors IJbbr McN Lockheed Air 23 Maunavox Mfe 1.6 Pac coast AK 6 351 Eve Phil l-oiii: 271 CO H7 nlehfleld oil 12J Hayonler Inc. Br Unltfrf All 38 1 Western 33 Arponiul Mire 4 Italic Md.MJr.e 5' 2 2 6 21 2.1« 103 12J charges ot the center stripe and driving while his license was revoked. Servicemen Get ilitary Honors (Continued Frsm Page Is'lne) RICHARD arilAEK SANGER (Fresno May services were heW here today for Richard R. McHaley, 76 who died Friday in his home at 528 Street. He was born in Cenlemlle and lived In thc'Snnger district all his ife.

He owned and operated a nrge cattle ranch on Mill Creek above Piedra. Surviving are hLs widow; Mrs. Grace McHaley; two daughters, Mrs. 1.61s Faller and Mrs. Vernon.

and one son, R. Lylc McHaley, Sanger; two brothers, Frank McITaley of Sanger. nnd James McHaley of Santa Cruz; three sisters, Mrs. Clara Powell of Fresno, Mrs. Orvilla Cobb of Lemoore, 'nnd Mrs.

Ann Morrow of Sanger. Burial was In the Sanger Ceme- WA I it won't ehow on 25,000,000 sold! All drugstores. (kin. Over ZEMO they corried tack to safety behind the lines. Leisle was inducted Into the service when the national guard, which he was a member, a part of the regular army in 1W1.

He is a graduate the Central Union High PACIFIC VETERAN RETURNS Private First Class John Verle kunstman, Roosevelt High School football star, who was wounded twice in the South Pacific, has returned to the United Slates. He called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kunstman, formerly of Fresno, now living In Tulare, yesterday from tbe Oak Knoll Hospital, Oakland. member of the Visalia Klwonls Club and a life member of the Visalia F.Iks.

Surviving him are Ills widow; Prisoner Cites Bitter Cruelty (Continued From Page Nine) two brothers, Volney Sims and Commodore Sims, both of Farmers ville; and two sisters, Mrs. Rn Clotfelter, Visalia, and Mrs. Ava Ilnrdin of Ivanhoe. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the Hadley Chapel by Rev. R.

W. Estus of the Baptist Church anrl by officials of the Elks Lodge. The body will be entombed in the Visalia Mausoleum, i had no sanitation facilities except the tin helmets some of the boys had wllh them. "When I first was sent to Stalag 12A I helped out by bandagin of our wounded men "Count on soothing Resinol for irrnzing relief from juch periodic lOrment.Medicated for quick, gentle action long-listing comfort. OINTKEHT AM HAT RESIHOL 0 Rheumatic Happy; Relieves Pain Quick Thousandl of lufteren rom the torturiftg raira due lo rhsumaliun.

K'Mtcl, Imntajo, iKUralKaand neuritis-- are mighty happy i a a a of NOR1TQ. tan found a nufck.Jctu-18 formula. which "PKJar aixl -Ihe joy of -pace and iltfP in comfotl-- be "rj 'nr koRITO undtr thnitonclad fXtnayM the vtiy tint three not rdievt Ihit cruel Plin lo your tatiifaclion-- your money be rcfumM. Dnn'ttulTtr. Ste yourrlruii.il today nd let NORITO on Ihgtuaian to.

Itching Blisters? Cracks Between Toes? 3 to it't'Aihhte'r Fool liquid germicide tungi FOR IRRITATION OF MINOR SKIN RASHES this medicated powder. ConUina in- trrcdicnla often used by specialists for discomfort of simple rohcir, diaper riurt and chafing. Mczacna soothes and forma coat of protection on tender akin. Coela little. Alvraya be euro to get Mexsana.

WHY BE FAT Get tllmmer without exercise You may poundi ind have ntore lender, figure. No iging snd sonic the'Germans, too. One of the men I worked on had a shoulder wound and I cut his fur jacket to dress the wound. The Nazi i cer really bawled me out for thai, and then Jerked the Jacket off the soldier. The pain nearly drove him unconscious.

Treat Wounded Badly "They never tried lo do much aliollt saving wounded men. 1 have seen German soldiers brought with arm and leg wounds. Their arms or legs were amputated. If they came in with chest wounds the doctors ordered them pushed aside. They might have lived Itiree ov svceks with good care but the Germans i worry ahpul If they were through i i they got no more care.

Life is cheap over there: "The only German medicine 1 saw was something which looked like mercurochrome, but weaker, arid the German bandages looked like a cheap grade of toilet paper and were so flimsy they would tear svcrn't awfully careftil ol the Germans pave us ters, Mrs. Josephine Hernandez, Mrs. Margarite Vilofia and a a Hathaway, all of Fresno. HELPS SAVE FIGHTING MEN Roy C. Cody, 26.

machinist's male second class, ol 3261 Belmont Avenue, has helped save the lives of many American fighting men by his work as a crew member of the USS Hope, a modern hospital ship In the Pacific. In six months of active duty, the Hope, the latest in nuvy hospital craft, established record of only .4 deaths out of more than 5,000 cases taken aboard. Last November-she arrived In the I.eyte Gulf and i hours and 45 minutes, Iaced nearly 500 patients aboard. lecently the Hope staged rescue of four army fliers forced down the Philippine waters, tracing them by their SOS signals. Cody, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Cody and the husband of the former Mary Popovich, who resides nt 129S North Eighth Street, has been with the hospital ship since last October. Previously he was on an oil tanker, hut was reassigned after suffering injuries on the a r. He entered navy in KU2.

AWARDED AIR MEDAL Colonel David M. Crabtree, has been awarded Air Medal for merllbrtous achievement while participating in aerial flight at his ICth Air Force base in Burma. The husband of Mrs, Mary C. Crabtree of 1476 San Pablo Avenue, Crabtree is a communications officer for the air force. A graduate of Galileo High School in San Francisco, Ihe newly Decorated officer graduated from Slan- ford University in 1930 at the age of 19 years.

Entering the armed forces four and a half years ago, he tery under the direction the Cain Crenger Mortuary. SIRS. MILLS GIBSON Final services for Mrs. Lizzie Mills Gibson, 73, who died Saturday morning In local hospital following a short illness, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock In the chapel of the Colonial Funeral Home wllh Elder H. G.

Tlnlrs- ton officiating. Burial will be in Belmont Memorial Park. A iialive of Westmoreland, Mrs. Gibson had lived in Fresno for the past one and one steel on Stores Fears Koebuck Sclicntey Corp 571.4 Ummons Co JO kKony Vacuum So Call! Edison 30 Southern a i i goiltliern Ralliv.ay.. 44'A Star.ilard JMS Standard Oil Standard Oil 625! filndcbalter Corp 2714 Texas-Corp Tills Wtr Trar.aamericfl ll-v.

Twentletli Fox. Unlcn Csrb ft Carb. Union Oil Calir. Union Pacific United A i a United Airlines Aleel a a i Sleel a Western Union Westr.Rbse Airbrake. -eslnElisc l.lle Motors Voohvorlb i Co YcunKStown Livestock Markets CIHCAC.O MVKSTOCK CIIICAOO, Way 3-1.

flVFA)--HOGS--- Salib'e. 5.obo. lolll 9.500. Active, fullr steady: fnxl and cliolce barrows and Kilts at tour.ds up nt 114.75 ceillns; L-oud and choice, sows al 5H; comjdele clear- n.ooo, tniai n.ooo. 1.000.

1.000. Fed Cotton Declines YORK, May ton declined more a SI a balo lotlay on heavy commission house and local liquidation, I enced by a proposal of tho department of agriculture a cotton be returned to a competitive price system as part of a new economic program for the South. Jn later trailing prices recovered partlnlly from the lows on mill buying and short covering but volume was restricted. Lale afternoon prices were unchanged to BO cents a bale lower. May 22.07, July 22.71 and October 22.18.

Futures closed 10 cents a bnte hiRr- to 05 lower. NKW A (-OTTOX A NEW ORLKANS. May 1 4 (u ires closed barely steady. unctianKcd lo cents ft bale lower. May 22.05.

Jill; October Spot cotton closed steady to 50 cents b-ile lower here lodty. Sales 610: r- 1 line 22..10. NKW YOltK COTTON Hlcl, Loiv I-lsl 22.00 22.54 22.0i 22.82 22.65 22.72 22.32 22.1S 22.2r 22.21 22.02 22.1 22.10 21.9:1 21.0, 127 3014 .15 ri'' 24i! 22.05 a July October Jcccmljer March MiJdllnc spot 3.91N, in a I. orf 12. S.

F. Produce WeslnRhse Klec ar: half 'ears. She was a membor of the icventh Day Adventist Church: Survivors i a daughter, Miss Verda Gibson of 1445 Fountain Way nn adopted son, Herbert Gibson of Santa Clara; hnlf sister. Mrs W. R.

Stafford of Westwood. and two half brothers, George and Ray Syphers of Oregon. SIRS. EUGENIA HOKELLO Mrs. Eugenia Borello, about 70.

died yesterday, in -Berkeley following a stroke of paralysis. A a i of Italy, she came to Fresno as a bride about 50 years ago, and lived here until her late husband, John Borello of Ihe Bo- rcllo Brothel's Bottling Works, retired about 15 years ago, (he family moved to Berkeley. Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Clara do Curtonl of San Carlos and Mrs, TiTary McWhorter of Oakland, and two sons. Cuptnin Frank Borello of the United States Army dental corps and Andrew A.

Borello of Fresno, Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday i at 0:30 o'clock In the Chapel of the Onks in Oakland. ITRAWBERRIES 32 banket trai Monterey. Snnia Cms 52.71; Banl S2.G9'2.71. A. era lea ke pack Oox.

Valley Si few $3.8.. IjETTUCK--Ixa AnceEca eralffl pack, Hinia Cluta County SI.50 1.75: few S2.U poor-r. 1.2 8 I A CInra-Ran JUU County, low rtalea. S2.Mft-3.7f bojtes, Sl.AOti.t2: Ban a bounty, J-oa crates, heavy County 100 lt. whiles, waihed.

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u. s'o. I IJ.55: U. B- .4 A ateeta ar.d a a viry ttovr. eleaJy to wraX; lOc to J5c loner.

LnrRtly sleer bulk No Bleera rlme heavy r-ed at S17.00: bulls do" rcr.eraHy cows small; hulls about In line wetk downturn, natinace bulls anrt i fat bull.i 514.25 di tol.f 10.500 slow lJut slearty: 2 loads mixed In cliotce ltd woo3ed sveslfir, lambs savcral Joails sllKJHli hlKr.fr: loads modlum lo tr.oshy coml ffil lambs. 515.25; pnckoce Booij and filll No. 2 S15: 5: r. eaJ nr.tl Kood 72 i Calilorr.la Sprlnc lambs. 513.2.1: Kf choice a sliorn native BAY I.1VKSTOCK SOUTJI A KllANCIRCO, May A A Salable -150; mall cars.

10.. Santa Clara do; Counlr II-- Irnp rial Vallty "si.ioV 1.T5: S2 7fi' Valley J.s"AnR«jM"]up(t. Italian. 4 50; tew i quality. 7 5 urn size.

S3O3.76: crooknttk. J4.5 bask TOMATOKS Imwrlal cy ne 5 I 4 ao 1G lop. S'ift 3.2.1: (e iielii pack. Si.6002.75; zo to MUHIHIOOMS--Local. Santa Crut Col ly ciiltlvalctl, per A III, Sun Halco Coiinls 1 Alamedn County.

0 ''f 1 fSc: Ban Luis Ofclsro Counly. I 1 1 (Jncramento Valley, bushel baskels, SJ 3.25. Butter, Eggs, Cheesb Two fed steers ill) lo Sfd.75. medium steers I 4 7 5 load cooil 1.015 well ulnterea j-oiini: cows uti'l lie sorleil 2lira.l two 1 cornnKjii mixed 510.25: cullers 0.75. sorted, cnnneis 57i5.

CAI.VfZS--SO: ate.idy: load medium to 2SO poMirit calves SI. 1 sorted com- iioV medium S10CK1. HOGS--Salable. few paekaces pound harrows ana KIHS, 11575: O.1J cotxl S15. SHEEP--Salable COD: medium to ckolcc lambs nuotetl cull to KOOj ewes ciuole.l Fresno debits Los Angeles Oaklan.l Rerkeley tin A.

MVKSTOCK I.OS ANOKI.ES. Callle--Salable. 4.BOO: uuvltnlely acllve. tenerally alendy: Bales 2hc tener on steers. Four loads KOod Itj cliolce feil ago, ific, has served in tho South Pacific, (lie Aleulinns, the Caribbean, i and Ihe India-Burma theaters.

Prior to his period of service, he was an induslrial engineer Jor the Pacific Electric Hallway Company In Los Angeles. IhS AYDS plsn you don'I cut out any meats, starches, potatoes, meats orbulter. yousim- plr cut them down. I easier when you enjoy delttoot (vita- mintorlLnedj AYDS before mcsli. 'Absolutely harmless.

Try a Is rze site box of A YDS. I Ufply only U.2S. Moneybjckifyoudori'liellcsul ts. PixxM DANE'S HEALTH FAMOUS DEPT. STOKE, OWr.

DRUG RUDY'S KLUI rnARMACT if you them. At first, ASSIGNED When a link battered BIT the 35th Bombardment Group returned to its base in England, one, 1 of the men on a see that it wus towed off the runway is Staff Sergeant Le Roy A. Prince, 30, husband of Mrs. Roseonna Trince, 2219 White Avenue. Prince Is a member of the ordnance i unattached to the Fortress group which has received two Presidential Citations.

He Is a former truck driver from Sioux City, In. Technical Sergeant Harold Petty has recently been assigned.to the 39Sth I a of the lOOlh In-! i steers. S17.25; medium to Rood 15.IOCT16.CO: lew H.25ft 1 35' and ef druwUti ta 30-city Athlete's Foot Thrives On Damp Perspiring feet Athlete's Foot loves nofhini Miter tr.sn lo tsls up housekeeping in damp, persplr- Inr feet especially In tkt Kstr Mesh It- the toes. rVxfon't let lour perjpirlnr feet I i AlhleU's loot. Al ens Pool-Em from your druizlst and Ihls soothinr rortleateJ p.wder over fee toes and In shoes.

fool- K.S. heirs Veep Virr, ocMess coffins to bury or dead in, but when wood got scarce, they gave us blankets. And then because there were so many dying they told us we would carry the bodies to the cemetery in blankets but we hrid to bring the blankets back. Dead Not Burled "They didn't even bother to bury their own dead. They Just stacked them up like cordwood and Iclt them out in tho weather to freeze.

"We never did get enough to cat. When one Red box has to be spread around between 20 and 40 men you know no one Is going to Seeker saw his weight drop from his normal 190 pounds to 112 before the men o( General ration's 3rd Army liberated him April 2nd. ire was with the 410IU I a Division, and wcnrs battle stars on his campaign ribbon for ihc Mnr- salles Invasion, the battle of the Vosges-Mountain and Ihc fighting from IhcVosRCS Into Germany. He also wears the Combat Infantry- urmn's barlse. graduate of the rrosno i School, Seeker left the Fresno Stale College lo enter the sei'vlcc In March, 1943.

Ho went overseas last -MRS. KESSA GKtlNIO Mrs. Ressa Crunig, 82, died yes- in her home at 4744 Mono Street a Ion? illness. She came to Fresno in 1002 from her native Seymour, Ind. The only survivor of her immediate family is her husband, Charles Grunig.

A his retirement several years ago from carpenler Irnde he and his wife moved to Santa Cruz. They returned Fresno a year ago. Privale funeral services i be conducted at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning In the Tihkier Mission Chnpet. Cremation In the Fresno Crematory will follow. MBS.

LENA POUCH Mrs. Lena Porch, sister of Mrs H. R. McLnURhlin oC this city, died suddenly of heart attack in hei home in Berkeley last evening. She was the wife of Henry F.

Porch and the mother of llarlwell Porch division manager of Iho Signal Oi Company. She also leaves a broth- sisters. Mrs. Duke, Duchess Arrive N. Y.

For Visit NEW YORK, May ITcl 1 ewes stead; dliim lo Rood No. 2 pell ewes. cull and common. S3.r»o: rood to clic-Lc Spring lambs, nuoled S14.25f 14.75. Fresno Produce duke and duchess of Windsor arc New York City for month's They arrived yesterday by I rain from Florida.

The duke resigned March 15lh ns governor of the Bahama Islands. i JTIIS. o. L.uiv.1,/. ui 1.1.,,.

fantry Division and is now a Mrs Fred Samuels of Vnllejo with lhat organization on the Seve Army front in Southern Gerany. A son of Mr. anrt Mrs. II. C.

Petty 1270 Poplar. Avenue, he lived in Fresno 10 years before enlisting in Iho army. Petty Is a graduate of the Dos Polos High School in Merced CourUy. He has been overseas for the past four mopths, hay ing gone into the. arrged forces- In March, 1042.

one Staff ScrBcanl Alson Petty, is a gunner on B24, and another brother, Edwin B. Petty, Is a machinist's male. U. S. N.

ASSIGNED Sergeant Albert Ruby, a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ruby of 2356 Rose Street, was assigned as a B25 gunner with tho 12th AAF In the i a a Ihcator operations, leaving for overseas In Ho Is a graduate of Ihc Sanger Union High School. Privale Flrsl Class Mike P.

T.opez, whoso wlf.e Mrs. Isahellc Lopez, resides at 820 Tulare Slrcel, was assigned as a mechanic lo service the heavy air field conslrucllon erjulp- menl which kept the network of 7ri: i medium culler tc jfll.25; earners an.l i to Rood, bulls, 912 rood feeders. 13.70: Foocf SiafJ.15: 400: to choice vealers, 515.75: fovrs. hoke nnund feeder I'l 515.7 A FKANCHKCO I BUTTKlt 01 scort. 43c; V2 t2 prices toal.

27.0 A. 4 0 4 rr.eolu irads A. small irada A. 36V4 area a a B. i.ns ANflKi.KS EGOS--Uirce cradi A.

-inw medium crade. A. 37 (rails A. A CI.KAKl.VfiS il'Smn 3S.OOO.O L. A.

MONDAY'S I 1 KITES Bid 5 wiKlas CaLirornla EdOon 30 Hay And Grain I.OS ANOFU.ES CHAIN' nuolel aro cwL- SWA, ruo. la barloy a a CaLlfornliL wheat jlk No. 1 r.ard or "II while. S2.SO ft fill-A- 2 OB.tr. 35 Ihs.

52.60 2 65: No 2 yello.Y corn (dorr.Mtlc) ilk, K. 1'KJCKS A IN--in tacked. jlcas otherwise specific). lob at in Krancljco: No. 2 western bar- ic-tUnc 44 S2.15.

nurtlum mslt- 'K types 52.20^2.30, malUnr ptr. ROttilnnl; No. I JiarJ wl.ile wheat 2 85 No. 1 while wheat 52.85: 2 ycllciw corn, bulk 32.45^2.46. Np.

fcnHfoiiiia Mllo J3 California A reed onts $2.35 2.40. L. A. Produce ASPARAGUS--Per local, extra r.cy unrl select. iSCJSc.

ARTICHOKES--CastrovlUe. boxes, 48- Os. BROCCOLI--Pntilfi Maria. Iced cralri. eaJa.

SG.SOfCC. CARROTS--Iceil crates. Imperial Val- 1 CKLEHV--ratcal, local. 20 Inch cralta, 2.50^2.75: hearts. 51.25^1.50.

COIiN--Texns. sticks. Golden i 54.2504.50. LETTUCE--Dry pack. Delano, cralel.

4 Stm DltKO County 4n, 52 2,50. pound pm nhel ONIONS--Street aales. 50 ifourii) ijckl Ida A per an y. Kern Co'-inly bushel lubl. 2 10 Ib.l UPPERS-- Bel M.

Mexico. 14.la chill. Mexico. lb. POTATOES--Sired nalca, 100 lh.

Kern County IOTIK U. a. No. 1 A. 3 7 3 0 1 U.

S. No, 2A, 2i am) enp jize.53.3KP3.61. HIIUBARB--Local 2 HUTABAGAS--50 lb. atcki, loci-. 52O 2 ccalea, 2 2 2 Van.ilnclon hothouse, itrav-berry, exlnv fancy.

$4-50. SCJUASII--Willie Hiimum. Injperial Vjl- ey cralK. Iwa! 52.50 Uallan. Imperial Valley crates, 31.25 AVKKT POTATOES--Local ar.d quln VaLler Porlo Rlcoi.

HnwaLUna 0 rounds: Arizona. Porlo Poultry Markets 2 pounds, 31.Z.O 33 Fgi.E!ia-au.io.fj 33 2c CAPONS--0 pounds and over, 30 liens, all ueJchla, 27,7 colored liens, all welf.hU, 2T.TO 20 7. OLD nOOSTEiia--All irelfihlf, 1 a pour.ds', lo poiir.i. 32.20_33.5c. ROAaTEIlS--4 pour.ili and over.

31.20..- 34.7ff.' 22V4 C21IAC. A. roater, n-tlclitr. ouf.cls jll.2 "IWks.T." tindfr 3 "nil I r.llforjili.) Tornln Ncuinwns Rr 1'rnjuca Of Central Cam- S3.in: Waslitnulon ar.d OreBCn, picked, rurncnlo Mcr.doVa. 11 12'Ac basket crale: Slrawber- ifb'NCEl' VKOKTABLES--rioien: Carrots.

70c: creen nnlnns. lurnLps. 70c: pnralev, lOc: radlshej, lOe. A A A IOC lb. CAEBAGE--Crale: Local, cosit, "bKf.EHY--Crale: Utah lyre, coast.

"cAULIFI-OWEIl--Doleo: Coast. 526 2 2 ClTriUS FRUIT--HOT: Onnfti. Sun- hist lemons. Klinklsl. SG.25: soutli- ern! kox.

4 5 0 5 cranefiuil. Arl- COTIPJ Prr sack, 4fi. EflfJPI.ANT--]3e lh. I.ETTUCH--Orale l.coae, 3-4 S2: packed er.nles 4-5 dozen. Wat- sonvllle.

S2.2SW2.M. ONIONK--flO po'jnrt sacks, California coast, i NOTICES iiKCI.AIIATtON OK ijincuii.ATi: A (I'ursuant to ll" I'ollllca! Code o( Since ot Calllornln) TO THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY We Iho undersigned electors resid- i In a cerlnlu hovclnntler Jescrllied. lic.eby declare our i i tlon lo diculalc nnrt lilo a petltlnn asklns or the nt the territory lAcludcd In said i i wnicl. i i nnd territory Is dcscrlljed as "jfeBlnnlnn, 'nt Ihc? IntDrsccllori ot Ihc West line ol the Ensl hnlt of Section 29. Township 13 Soulh, Range 20 Knst, Mount Diablo Base and Mcrltllon.

ns slioivn on the United Stntes Township Pints, with the South line, produced ol Lot 81. llicnce South nlons the West line of Ihe Knsl a or said Section 20 10 Us Intersection with line drawn parallel to nnil 30 tcct North the Norlh i of Blocks 7. 8, 9 nnd JO. I A i i tlicni-u Bast Blonj; i pai.ilM to nnd 30 fret of. Ihc North line of Mkl Clocks 7.

8. 0 and. 10, respectively, to Its Intersection with West line or llic Southeast of Ihc Southeast quarter or Section 29; Ihonce nlonc the West lino of the East hair of Hie Southeast nmrler o( sold Section 20 In Ms Intersection with (he South line produced f-nst- crly or I-ot G-l. Montr-clllO! 1 Tract: thence Wrst nlong Ihe South line 1--LEGAL NOTICES I fchw.rU il. 'Cnlilcrwoofl 1937 Arthur (Mny 1015.) lOr.

b. "1. per po'jnd hie. 32. R.IN'IPR TATOE Per 3E3--Per 100 ponr.il tin size.

Snider No, 1. Force In Italy In operation. A former employe ol Valley Compress Company nt Pincdolc, he lias been overseas since December, 1043, starting ns nn I a a on Ihe Tunisian In North Afrlcn. He also received the I a Combat Badge for action in Italy, before being asslsnifd lo Hie aviation PA RSi POTA 1 aiorXton. 53 a 7 mm r.

S3.25: llallan, S3; erookr.erK. 53.50. 0 lops, lOci Hell can, IQc lb; Citrus Markets 0 A GitAnuATK.n Wayne Ducrksen, IS, son of and Mrs. A. T.

Duerksen of 1320 Poplar Avenue, lias completed an Intensive course of ntalc training at the Great Lakes Navnl Trnlnlri(! Station. Ho wns i.jleclerl. lo take llio course on tiie SfftcgTc the JSth of nplUude lest fancei K-" 1 Mies nt less cattjli. n.rkert 22 ana S4.85; racH'li Vernalis PJane Crashes MODraTO, May i 'le s-nter navy flRliler plnne bnsctl nt VernalLi Auxiliary Afr ernslicrt a exploded In rear Wostley this morning, pilot was killed. Unsc flolrt The and production thereof or Lolsi rl and St.

respectively, of Montpeller Tract to the point or, The above description Is also known ns Blocks 1 lo 0. Inclusive, High Aildlllon: Weldon High A i i Annex No. High Addition Annex No. High Addl- tlon Annex No. Frlsble a Ixil SO nnd (he North hair ot 1M.

6S. Montpelller Tract. All o( the atfove subdivisions are according to the maps nr plats ol same on rile In the office ot tne- County Recorder Fresno County, Stnte of California. statement of the reasons for the proposed petition Is as follows; ,1 Improved sanitary conditions. Cesspools In i i nrc unsatisfactory and cause trouble.

Ovei flowing cesspools nnil septic tanks are constant' sources of danger lo Ihe health nm! safety ot tho residents of Ihe district anrt lo the children of the rommnuily. 2 Heller fire protection, More adequate police protection. 4 Lmver wnteV, gas nnd electric rales. Lower waste disposal 5. Street lighting furnished the dist i G.

I-ou'cr nrc Insurance rates. 7 A voice In the governmental a(-. fairs ot the City which largely Influences nnrt establishes the type of Communily In live. Dale 5-1-15 5-1-15 5-1-15 5-1-45 5-1-45 STOCKS BONDS COMMODITIES Experienced Judgment Thorough Analysis Complete Facilities AH Sc CO. NUT STCK.T: SAKriANCUCO STOCK EXCIUNOI AND OTIIII A I A I i A JRESNO SAN PSANCUCO FAtieiioa Buildirj YoiV Prn loj ANSILK.