The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 11

Vital Statistics Markets Financial News Business THE FRESNO BEE -1 1 Friday July 1H1 By McCIatcKy Service News Of The San Joaquin Valley ui umd to Mrn Western Share Trading Slumps Wheat Pushes Up CHICAGO July 13-ifl-Bellcf of traders that the government soon would Inaugurate a wheal support program for the rurrent rrop led tn tonsidernble buying today andj wheat futures climbed as much as Light Selling Cuts Stock Values NEW YORK July 13-W-Llghl PT Boat Is Used As Bait To Locate Position Of Japanese 'CORCORAN (Kings Co) July Having hts PT boat used as SAN FRANCISCO July bait to draw firs from Japanese batteries so Australian corvettes I lading subsided today to i Pnu bushel before profit Krllinc was sufficient to pull the could spot the location of the guns was one af the experiences of Lleu-ltnere trickle leaving no trend in I taking cut into the advances 'props irom under most of todnys tenant Robert Miller of Corcoran during a 15 monlha tour of duty Giorgio preferred lost 2 to hit a Hy was up as much as mn'set leaders although scat-with the navy In the Southwest Parlfle area nrw low for this year at 10H In the at one time ipred favorite managed to over- ITHcticnllyno corn wns coming COme this handicap only forenoon move of more than a1 half point Aerion touched a new high at 9 up ta and Trans America edged up Is to 1314 into the market and not much oat tycjjnea tn fractions Wheat closed to higher nr predominated nen or so predominated near to point the rloae corn was unrhanged oats were up Transfers rsn to around 90000(1 Obituaries cmming raitr-M THt sntr to rye was 'i down to 1 cent CHm up and barley was It lower to aw' higher 3d ALFRED CLARK Funeral services for Alfred Clark Alrton Ufa Annin Cul Bank hiNiwp Oil SMITH I Visalia July nKTir Hm 1 Ui 21 Goaiian sad Ucniui Lane 16 Tulin BHII HiiHNIM In Vlaalla July Harold II bm per 20 and Peaav flornar 22 twit I Log Air Ip Mi rtliefLfYhlH- In VI 'll! Inly 21 Janie Mitchell 43 Vlialla ami Illlv Tv her 41 firnai BOI In Vlaalla Julv ltih Manual Huma 31 and Rulh Oliveira 19 huiii of Vlaalla TAHMiW-rKliKaT-In Vlaalla ulv I lib now 9 and Millyn Prnhat 19 Iniih of Vlaalla LI HTKE-f I riH In Viaalle July 1 Ith Henrv Liwttke HI and Bertlia l( Cur-Ha 50 teith of Tulare THAKTON-ltANIlEKH Rena Nev July 1 1 in Knbert Thaxirm 29 Merrill fire and bertha bander! 21 Hanford Calif GHINUKR In Rena Nev Julv I UK William Cr Under 24 and Madeline Marlaeal 27 built el Merced Calif RIMOMAN-MANOFMAN la Fresno July 12111 Miuran Hlmunlaa SI Fresno and Oaualg Munuugia! 41 Chlraan III PRK In Traana July 12th James 0 Prira 26 and Paarl Jligerian 34 Kith nf Freina MORROW In Freenn July 12th Milmn I Morrow 23 Hammer Field and Hllll Jean Hnrnar 18 Freana DIETRK MARMHAMtn Frtsna July 12th Edwtrd I Mel rich 46 Lindesy and Trances Marshall JL Porterville NAR AIB-MARTINEZ In Treana July 12fK Nali Narval! 21 Fresno and Kef her Marlin! 21 Merced Army Air Field Jl MOR-RGHINMN In Treana July 12th Joseph Junior 21 Hammer Field and Helen Robinson 22 Loo Anae'ea KTVDKKIAN-KI'LHANJIAN In Fmn! July 12'K Ted Kevorkian 26 Fowlar and Virsinls Kulhanjlan 20 Tveano MKMIUT-Af In Fresno July 12th Eldon Schmidt 20 and Ronnie Acord 18 both of Readier In Fresno July 12th Harold Berg ill Kingsburg and Dorothy Jonra 16 Reedley In Traana July 1 2th Nlhran Htmonlan $1 Treanop and Satanlg Manouglan 42 Cnleaga PRICK MAMiK PKIIIAf CHI(-A(i July Opal Hlb Low CloM WHEAT- July 107' lisa 1107' 9ISTi Hpl 131 1 Afti Ml' 104 4a shares There was Utile In the news to Inxpire bearishness Numerous customers however trimmed accounts in preparation for tha long weekend Dow-Jones Averages riAixiKfi rRirn friiiay Inri'iafrialp 100 67 down 16 Railroad 60 40 dnwn 40 Utilities 3343 down 07 4 I'i 2 t0 14 22 4 ini 1 04 ID' Ti iSta 13 90 1 oM 1631 who died Wednesday in a locoi uiaini Hgr hospital following a long Illness were conducted this afternoon in the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church with burial in the Mountain View-Cemetery under the direction -of the Valley Funeral Home He is survived hv his njniber Mrs Alice Littlefield his stepfather Charlce Littlefield a lister Mrs Magnolia Purketl and three brothers Johnny Littlefield andiRuSri On Kuivki t'raamanra Am Crown Zrll Crown Zell era t'vprara Ablwr Kl Oil Kmp fapwtll Kwa Plant Karnawnrth Fnaier A Kltlier Gan Paint Gulden mala Holly Pav Honolulu Oil Hmlmn Motor sail 14-S 22 104 1 es IS nt 27 ja5! is oo '0 I O'a 13 05 ISI liar IAlt 1V July H-l'l I'M- 1 144 May 41 July 04 SXi 29 jfapl AA4 MU IS Pm- AA -4 07 May 00 ST July 141' last Hold 1411 141 I'K 1 401 1 401 May 1 3X 13 BARLEY- -July iixi liaA Kept 112l 113S I'M- 113V 1134 May hi i ft1 11H M10 74 as 40 1 1SV 1 64 164 1 141 1 1XV 1 ISV llSVt "S' 60 1 66 67'a 1 51 1 4 2 a 1194 137 4 1 IX 111 M3S 113H Stafford Clark all of John and Fresno KRIIlAI'X (MIMWI PRICKS nmlaaed Ny lira a Wilier a lal (Member Uf New lark Murk KirkaasM Hiyh lw Close Allis Chalmers 46 American Can 90 Amer Locomotive 34 1 Alias Lud Lum Hi 324 Amer Kn a aid San 13 American Hmrlllus 49 Amer Tel Tel 104 47 96 33S 31 lla 49 (p 1794 47 Ip 96 Vp 31 13 Ijnaan'lnrf Ubhv McNeill Maanntox Menaaro Mfr Nat Aulo Kin Nat Autn pM 07 044 001 66 1 524 1 41 1 391 136S 1 1 1124 1 11( CHARLES BOREIIAM Lnw 344 14 22 14 1 05 ISJa 33 27 1 ns 5 15 31on 14 4 2ft aift 7 AS 40 IS 1S'4 1 10 19 1 S5 27 Kill 42' ml 224 19 a 4 IIS 30 31 34 4 4 33 27 89 1314 Amer Tobacco 764 a Anaconda Copper 40 37 iS 19 27S 30 4 40W 374 S' 1R Atchison Top 90V Baltimore I Ohio 24 Brndla Aviation 614 Bethlehem Mlrel 621 No 3 Borins Aircraft 27 Bnsxe Mix Co 411 TASK PRII'EX KRIDAV July 13-WHEA' IIIVOHtEN It harm Mfa 19' Klchfiald Wta 1 10 Charles Fred Borehim 77 of 1413-J InvJiV4' pd Patterson Avenue died today in ajocrfiulft Pria local hospital after an Illness of ru several months He wsa a blacksmith in Coalings for more than 30 year and more recently was employed as a caretaker at -Fish Camp Lodge He had made his home In Fresno County for' more than 60 years A native of Stony Point he was former member of the Inlerna-isiu'iuTtm 'ci tional Order of Odd Fellows at aaaaaa nil lUHIOn (III (HI UJ City era I Oil Survivors Include hia widow Mrs victor Kuiiip son Benjamin '-ranclaco a western Pis also Of rmmlnjciirt Oil 35 grandchil-ioHho Md Mina 44 dren xim nv as luiuiu 19 1 H5 27 A3 1 42 131 224 10 27 CIlICAfiO red tmirh $109 CORN Nil sale OATH No aalea HARIKY- -Nominal: msllinx Comim-n-lal holvtnte is Conaidl Aircraft 21 ii I Uuiitinrnial Motor IIS fJh Cotton Climbs nn Zrllerharli 22 1' Curliei Mrishl com 224 NEW YORK July Cot- Deere a IN 43 ton futures moved dost to H'e sea- 5IS1 best levels today on new com--vVont jiSi mission house buying in lie riis-iKuatman Kodak 176 at 114 31) 31 BI'FKIN In Visalia July 12IK Rally But-kin Vlaalla from Ray Rufkln Interlocutory derre granted eualody of 15 year old damchtcr tn mntlier: properly aetilement fur $125 monthly main-lenancs approved ground of sull cruel-v In Vlaalla July 12th Marla Karlv Viaalla agalnat William Early comitlaint filed around deaarilon: couple married In 1941 custody of 3 veer old son MlUZIit ARMNTHONH In Vlaalla Julv 1h Mur-ray Armstrong Vlaalla against Ruth Armstron! complaint filed ground cruallv cualudv of 4 vear old 04 naked: couple married tru 1940 DIVORCES (a ANTED 764 341 21 Ip 51 62 26 Vb 43 644 1111 37 17 42 8H 30 163 176 154 4 1 6HV4 54 52 a 14 (b 27 Vi 26 121 37 16 Vt 26 (b 64 194 25 (b 35 42 264 25 Ip 12 'b 404 7 1 llll 19 Vp 224 27 Vb Kl Vb 53 llb 114 204 7HVp 14 (p 9a Vp 23 BIH 62 26 (b 43 644 111' IT 17a 2V 11 22 Vb 7 (p 42V ba 30 163 176 154 43 'p 674 34 3214 25 Vp H6 34i 27 Vb 26 121 37 4 36(4 9 'p 26 Vp 61 19 25(4 15 42 26 '4 25 12 'p 40 7' 314 39 VP 22 Vb 27 51 Vb 52 (b 13(4 24 Vp 11P 20 Vp 119 34 i 4 35 27 69 13(4 Funeral services will be an-SifeMPort pfd aa 114 tant monlhs influenced by the lower r-eil" rat' hKu-tV T1 ivi rrop prospects this season There General Muinrs sa was some mill covering in the nearby positions against textile orders The advance was aided by a light ening in hedge selling Late afternoon values were 30 Lauxiilln St 37 Tii 22R5 October 2310 ind December Ktnnftcott copper yivu 2311 Libby McNeill Lib 9't nounced by the Colonial Funeral RiV Cement Home In Fresno July 12th Geneva from Allen Naah interioeutory do-cree cruelty A Stools DEATHS KNIDAl'S PRICKS Bid Band Ini 31 Rolan Chlra 444 Imuxlaa Alrrraft H7T4 Southern California Kdlaon 31V Aaked S5S NEW YORK COTTON PHI HAY Voters Defeat School Merger KERMAN (Fresno CoT) July 11 unfavorable vole in the Dakota Elementary School District and a tie In the Empire District yesterday defeated a proposal to merge those districts with the Sunset and Finland districts in preparation for building a single large school In the postwar period At the same time a proposal to Increase the tax rata of the Kerman Union High School District from 75 rents to $105 for the next three years was approved by a vole of 101 to 53 In the entire district Ylntand For Merger The vole on the merger proposal by district! waa: Empire 22 yea 22 no Sunset 11 yes 2 no Dakota 8 yes 16 no and Finland 33 yea 16 no In order to Join the dlslrlcta in a union district a favorable vote would have been required in each present unit Following the announcement of the election result! Trustee Holcomb of Vlnland said hla board probably will go ahead with the construction of a new school as soon as possible He pointed out the building program was approved two years ago To Meet Mounting Costa A IJdden the principal of the Kerman Union High School said the Increase in the lax rate Is required to meet increased costs of school operation Including salaries It also is designed lo provide some funds for a reserve for postwar use Udden said part of the increased lax funds may find Iheir way into the const ruction of a proposed swimming pool although the increase will not be sufficient to pay the full rost of the pool Kaiser May Work Iron Ore Deposits MADERA (Madera Co) July 13 possibility Madera County's vast Iron ore deposits may be opened up was seen here today when wesley Smith chairman of the chamber of rommerce mining committee disclosed a meeting has been arranged wllh Henry Kaiser for a discussion of postwar development Kaiser Smith declared Is planning the operation of West Coast steel mills after the war and ia looking for iron ore close at hand Smith said A Benedict retired supervisor of the Sierra National Forest and a member of the chamber board of directors called the Madera County depoalla to Kaiser'a attention and the meeting was arranged The date haa not been set but it ia expected to be aoon Indications of potentially great auppilea of Iron ore have been found In the eastern part of the county in the Minarets region Because of the Inaccessibility of the area no aerloua effort ever has been made to develop them Kem Ranch Worker Drowns BAKERSFIELD (Kern Co) July Jose Valdez 40 a Kern County farm laborer was drowned late yesterday while swimming In the Kern River near the Kern Park Investigating authorities said Valdes was in midstream when he apparently was seized with cramps and shouted for help His brother Rosarla Valdez swam toward him but the swift current carried him down stream beyond rearh The body was recovered late last night and was taken to the Hopson Mortuary here High July October December March May Middling spot 2354n nominal Futures cloyed 10 to higher 2269 21 11 2113 2111 2-110 Produce APRICOTS Contra Costa Cnunty Royal I A lux knur per lit 10r Ranis Clara County Rnvala and Blenheima $225 6 250: heavy park 127563 Delta dial rlet Inna xreen -larxai k450 9 475: very larx 4750 crate merilum-larxii email S3506375 MRS DORA Wl'LFERT Funeral services for Mrs Dora Wulfert 70 resident of Fresno two years who died Wednesday after a long Illness were held today In the Peoples Undertaking Parlors in Hanford Burin! wan in the Belmont Memorial Park Cemetery in Fresno Mrs Wulfert was the widow of the late Julius Wulfert She was a native of Kenturky and lived in Hanford several years before moving to Fresno She was a member of the Royal Neighbor! Lodge end the Presbyterian Church She Is survived by two daughters Mrs Betty II Morris and Mrs Nell Hayes both of Fresno two sisters Mrs Rose Wynn and Mrs Sadie Beard and a brother Robert Hale MRS MARTHA STEFFEN Final ritea for Mrs Martha Steffen 66 of Kerman who died Wednesday in a Madera hospital will be conducted Monday at 10 o'clock In the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home with burial in the Belmont Memorial Park Kingsburg Will Play Stockton STOCKTON July Tt will be Karl Ron Tost again! Klngiburg here tomorrow and Sunday in the aerie which will deride the San Joaquin area rhampionahip In the American Lrgion'a Junior baseball tournament The Kingsburg lads qualified by outlasting Tulare by an 11 to 8 aeoro in a free scoring game The Slorkton schedule calls for a game at Saturday and another at 10:30 A Sunday If a third game is required It will be played Sunday afternoon at 3 NewlancTs Streamliner By RUSS NEWLAND SAN FRANCISCO July This la sports potpourri golf comes tip with the first ladle Yates McDaniel last newsman to leave Singapore before it fell to the Japanese and now AP's Pacific foreign editor stationed in San Francisco remarked he had played hla-last game of golf in perforce He was blown out "I belonged to a club in the hills outside of Nanking" McDaniel related "It was a neat nine hole layout The war was upon Us I decided to drive out to the course and pick up my clubs The Chinese army had taken over the rlub house and live ammunition was stacked all around Lost Equipment 'There was so much activity I thought I would return In a couple of days to get the clubs When I returned there was no more rlub house A Japanese shell had made a direct hit exploded the ammunition You would have needed a basket to pick up golf equipment That's how I happened to give up the Charles Dunkley ageless Chicago sports writer also gave up golf quite a few years ago As we iet the story however Dunkley quit before he got started In his initial effort he swung at and missed the ball so many times he threw the club away muttered "what kind of a game Is that?" and stalked bark to the duh house French Is Overlooked Baseball historian Hap O'Connor postcards from Del Mar race track: Tn your list of funga hitters you left out Larry French old Pittsburgh pitcher who was one of the greatest fungo hitters what has become of the foot races we used to have In baseball from the renter field fenre to home plate? Also circling the bases In record time? Who holds the record running from home to first base on a batted ball? Who holds the record for heating out a bunt to first base? Who holds the record for circling the bases? (Editor's Note: Evar Swanson of Cincinnati set the record for circling the bases just under or over 14 seconds but coincidentally Swanson left no Indelible marks as a super major leaguer If there ere official records for speed fgnm home to first on hatted ball and bunt respectively we know the holders' names but we're positive they aren't Ernie Lombardi or Babe Ruth) Districts Five Six Win Games In Carriers Loop District Five leaders In The Bee carriers softball league defeated District Three 33 to 3 on the Dickey diamond last night District Six defeated District Four 17 to 6 on the Roosevelt playground Districts Six and Three will meet next Thursday night on the Dickey playground while Districts Four and Five play on California Field The games will start at 5:30 The scores: II District Five 13 13 3 District Three 3 4 4 Anderson and Boele Rlckerts and Ennis District Six 17 14 7 District Four 6 6 6 Libby and Ehrlich Wyatt and Little Wood I a Ice High School Grid Coach Resigns WOODLAKE (Tulare Co) July Word has been received by Principal II Conklc of the resignation of Rlnker football roach in the Woodlake High School Rlnker gave private business as the reason for his resignation Rlnker had been with the high school for iwo years replacing William Hamilton who is In military service Rlnker as athletic coach has made a satisfactory record in his work with the local teams per BEANS Per lb all districts Italian 20 25c few 10c: Kentucky Wonders 20 6 22c few 25c poorer 15c fellow Coachella Valley crate 5 dozen S3 6 350- few brat S4: Ban Joaquin Valiev rratra 4-5 dozen S3-50 64: I dozen S3 3 50 Iren crate down Arison Batina Oxnard and lot-el S195: topped DO pound sark local S2 0225 l-ocnl Cannon hall crates S2S044275: red rahhazt local and northern erntea S35044 Piacal Venire 20 Inch eratea S325 0 4: Sturdce crate Venice S4 5fl9s CANTALOUPS Imperial Valley jumbo 2T-16-45I $35064 Sen Joaquin Valley $375 44420 EOOPLANTB Coarhrlla Valley SV Loewi Inc 26lq Montgomery Ward 64 Nash Kenfnator 194 Nall Rlacuit 25 (p Natl Cash Reslater 151 Nall Distiller 4 2 Ip Nrw York Central North Amrr Co 26 Northern Pacific 31 Pec Gas Elec 40 Packard Motors 7'p Paramount Picture! 12 Pennsylvania Ky 19 4 Prpai Cola 22 li Phelps Doda 271 Phillips Petroleum 51 Pullman Co 51 ij Radio Coro of Amer US Republic Steel 24 Richfield Oil lllp Hareway Stores Hear Roebuck 120tb Hrlienlry Corp 61H Himmone Co 17 (b Hoconv Vacuum 164 Hou Cal Kdlaon life Southern Pacific 54 Houlhrrn Railway 50S Standard Brands S5H Hid Oil of Calif 42 Vb Hid Oil of HI lb Htudebaker Corp 2V) Texas Corp 54 Vb Tidewater Asso OIL 16b Transamerira 11(b Twentieth Cent Tax MH Union Carb Carb 914 Union Oil of Calif 22Vb Union Pari fie 114 United Aircraft 304 United Airline 404 fl Rubber 57 Steel 71' Vanadlan Steel 26 Warner Broa 17 Western Union 59 Westlnghse Atrbrak 29 Westlnghous Elec 11 White Motor 11 Wnolwnrih 6 Co 46 Youngtwn Bh Tu 45 In cinvl! July 11 1943 lea hells Fleming loving mother of Arthur Ralph Georg Fleming all of Frlanf Nick Fleming nf Oakland Jemea Tlern Ing of Clovl! Mr! Mev Wagner nf Jtar-eruw Mra Jon! Madera and Mr! Eulalia Rerkham Mlllerton 13 grandrhlldren end eeven sreet-grand elilldren aleo survive a native nf California aged 62 yean Funeral eervlcev will he held Ratiirday July 14IK at ten A In the Brilra Funeral Home In Clovl with Rev Emery Hnydtr nffirlat-Ing Interment In Auberry Cemetery In Fresno Julv 12 1945 Chariex Augustus Peter a native of California axed 86 yean: father of Charle Au-guatua Pefer Jr of Treana grendfethep of Mery Elizabeth Peter of Freana Tho remains will be forwarded to Prescott Arit for service and entombment Uni Funeral Homo In charge of am rangemeats JONES In Ban Francisco Calif July 10 Janies William Jons! JL native of Arkansas aged 75 year! Father nf Jesse Jones of Ban Fran-clsca William Jones of Freana Ned Jones of Burbank Mr! Mina Rtea Mr Thelma Dunlap of Stockton Brother of Nora Harris nf Brockton and Mra Eva Rsrnatt of Arieona Friends ere invited to attend the funeral servlet to be held in the chapel or the Del Funeral Home end Calaveras Streets on Saturday moraine July 14th at eleven-thirty Interment Belmont Memorial Perk In Freana July 11 1945 WlC liem Ilela native of Kentucky aged SB year! Rtlovtd step-father of Leroy-Calhoun and Mra Jessie Gilbert both of Freano grandfather nf Lenneys Williams of Rakarefltld: Lula Msrsetlo of Freena William Mnrria 6 Army In France: Eugene Morria Army In Aberdeen Md nine greet grant children Funeral eeivlcee will bo held et tho Tinkler Mission Chapel on Saturday afternoon July 14tK at two Interment in ML View Cemetery In Freena July 11 145 Austin Whlta A native of Missouri aged $4 yean Reloved husband of Myrtl White of Fresno: father af Ward White of Pa no Robles Mra Mar guerite Wills of Porterville: Mra Loretta Ragan of Woodland: Loren White Mra Gladis Bettencourt Austin B-Whita William 0 White Mr! Laura Pearl Mias Ruby While of Freano CpI Hobert Ol While of Santa Ana Brother of Monro White of Sacramento Mra Ad! Williams of Freenq: Mra Myria Brets of Lo Anyrle! Twenty grandchildren aleo survive Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services to be held la the chapel of the Mels Tuner Horn! and Calaveras Streets on Saturday afternoon July 14 at three-thirty o'clock Rev John Gregg officiating Interment Washington Colony NEW ORLEANS COTTON FRIDAY NEW OKLFANH July Cotton futures dosed unchanged to 3 cent a hale hlxhcr July 2270 bid October 2307 December 2110 bid March 2310 May 2307 Hpnt cotton rloaed unchanged Hales 933 Middling 226l S(orks 188660 Livestock Markets CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO July HOGH Salable 4000 total 7500 active and fully steady Rood and eholre barrows and Xiita at 140 pounds up at SI475 calling: good and clutlca aowa at 114 complete clearance Salable 1000 total 1500 Salable 500 total BOO Moat killing elaaaea steady eowa slow bulls firm draxgv umlerlons on strictly gram steers and grass heifer! peddled at $15 down and Sl150 down respectively: scv eral loads fed steers 316BO0175O latter pries tndaya top grassy heifera $11 011 mostly: strictly grain fed offerings absent eulter cow! $9 down heavy aau-aaa bulla $1160 and heavy fat bulla to vernier! down general daar-anr hmad Salable 500 total 2000 market steady except undertone and few scattered aalea cull and common Spring lamb weak tn unevenly lower: good and choir native Springers $162501635: buck discounted $1 package medium to good 61 pound weight J-15 bucks Included: few common under 70 pound lamlw $13011: common choice shorn native ewra S65O0 525 popular prices IB on mixed medium and choice kind! 11c lb: Inca it all elsae 230 PEACHES Ban Joaquin County 4 banket crates 5 lb baskets Early Hales SI 60 Tulare 2 layer litxs necta $2 To PIG Black Mlaalona Butter Eggs Cheese BAN FRANCISCO PRICES 93 ecnra 43Vbe: 93 aeora 43c: 90 score 424 CHEESE iVbolasale prieea lost 282s: triple! 272e Eggs Lars grad A 44be: medium A 40Vb grad A 41Vb: small grads A LOB ANOEIE6 PRICES Whotessle Laras grade grade A 4HVbc: medium grade A 41 Me: smell grad A 3TMe Isrg snide 42 Me Ban Joaquin Valley Itaakat erataa 3123 91 30 9 baa ket erataa $17542 occasional hlxhcr flat 2 layer 10 pound 75r 91 few 25 occasional hlxner 1 layer flat 30 4f 6Se Kadota 1 luayer flat caU pack 73e -15 Tiotind larxa slsc 82 LETTUCE A rratra dry pack Ban Matao-Banta Clara County 3-4 mostly around 2c few beat 1223 9 250 poorer $1256173 few low aa Mr Mpntaraj-Benta Crua County 4a heat $2 50 (r 2-75 MUSHROOM! Per IK local Santa Crua Countv mostly SI few SI 23 Per lb Ban Joaouln Valley 25r: Coachella Valiev 25610c Ban Luta Oolapo County 123c lb SPINACH Santa Clara-Ban Vateo County A erataa 33 6 325 llxht pack 32 50 as 2 B5 TOMATOES Tulare-Freino Lo An- xelea luas 56 lancer $3259 4 Santa Clara 6s7i 3130 Merced 5x5a $25063 Poultry Markets A POflTRT fPaytax prieea law Anxeleal BROILERS Lezhorn under 16 pound 1K1 0331a 16 to 2(4 pound 3010 33 1eT 3 to 4 pound 801 9331e iK: 2 V4 to 3 pounds 301 0311a lb ROA8TERS Over 4 pounds 3010 S3P0WL Colored all welyhta 28-30 285c IK Lextaorn 4 pounda and mrer 258 0 28 5a IK 3 to 4 pound 25B0288c lb DOUEBTIO RABBITS Under 8 pounds It ranch) P2924C IK All wtlxhts 23926b IK TURKEYS Tnunx 333 0373 IK I Old turkey 33303S3o IK An Australian flier made a forced landing on a beach and Miller'i group of PT boais were asked to go to hit aid They maneuvered close enough to determine the pilot was killed in the crash but were driven off by machine gun and heavy fire Australian rorvettei showed up off shore and Miller and his boats went rlose ashore to draw fire an the larger guns could knock out the shore opposition Miller spent 15 months in the Southwest raciflc He saw servlre In the Solomon Islands New Guinea the-llalmnhera group and Philippines He was off IJnfnco when he was ordered home for a leave and assignment as an Instructor In a IT boat school In Rhode Island He Is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Don Miller In Corcoran He took part In more than ID patrols and his boat never lost a man although several suffered slight wounds He says the PTs are feared by ths Japanese Their armament still Is a secret from the enemy because not a single one has ever been raptured or sunk under such conditions It could be raised for examination RECEIVES BRONZE STAR The army lias announced the presentation of the Bronze Star Medal to Sergeant James Baugh of Sanger a member 759th Tank VII Cot the corps commander 1 u- tenant General Lawton Collins at a ceremony at Leipzig Germany The army announcement did not give the citation for which the medal was awarded to the Sanger man The Bronze Star usually is given tq combat soldiers for heroic achievement In action against the enemy Mother Is Held To Stand Trial MADERA (Madera Co) July 13 of the Peace Bailey today ordered Mrs Betty Lou Davis 19 held to answer in the superior court following her preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering her illegitimate baby son soon after his birth The accused woman appeared at the hearing without an attorney Troy Canady about A a neighbor of Mrs Davis in a group of small cabins just outside the Madera city limits testified to finding the body of the baby In a small outbuilding near the cabin of Mrs Davis Canady said he found the body when he went to investigate an unusual odSr Coroner Jsy testified he took charge of the body after finding it on the floor of the outbuild ing and ordered an autopsy pep formed by Dr Kenneth Butler of Madera The doctor aald he believes aa a result of the autopsy that the In fant died either by being strangled or smothered Undersheriff Fry mi re who in company with Jail Matron Ruby Powell of Madera arrested Mrs Davis at the home of her stepfather and mother In Yuba City Sutter County told the judge Mrs Davis told him she gave birth to the baby in the outbuilding and left thebody on the floor The mother haa Insisted she believed the baby was dead at birth WLB Blow At Strike Stirs Tension NEW YORK July 11-MV-Louis Waldman attorney for the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union announced today the union offered to arbitrate its dispute with New York City publishers and will return to work within three hours if the publishers accept the offer NEW YORK July Police guards increased today around major New York newspaper plants as the War Labor Board gave publishers a free hand to employ workers other than the striking deliverymen to distribute the city's papers Ths publisher! appealed directly today to strikers to return to work saying: "It must be plain to you that the newspapers must and will be delivered" The appeal contained In telegrams to the strikers and signed circulation came shortly after the publishers aald they would be forred to terminate the employment of those who did not returrt to work Tension mounted around newspaper offices after a WLB directive late yesterday canceled all contract rlghta of the union which three timea haa Ignored WLB back to work order The WLB said to be the first of Its kind ever taken by the rescinded its directive of June 14th whlrh extended a contract between the union and the Publishers Association of New York City The union had not recognized the extension The second atsbhlng since the trike began was reported today The police Mid Julius Moran 32 was slabbed slightly In the left shoulder by an unidentified man while selling newspapers at Broadway and Forty Second Street Burma Foe Masses At Canal Terminus CALCUTTA July 13 A Southeast Asia Command rommuni-Ique said today Japanese forces in i the Sittsng River bend area in 1 Burma appear to be concentrating I around Myltkyo terminus of the Prgu-SIHnng Canal 29 mllea norh-east of Pegu The serial onslaught on the Japanese posit Ions rontlnued A GIRL 18 WINNER PHILADELPHIA July Jane Warren of Los Angelra Calif won the Philadelphia district girls' rlay court tennis championship here by defeating Carol Diem of Sonia Monica 7-5 6-1 NOVIKOKR IS ACCEPTED ms ANGKLFNS July i-ru Lou Novikoff Los Angeles Angels outfielder has been accepted mllilnry service but will play out fhe locals' series wllh San Diego hefore reporting to Fort McArthur Monday Florist FLORAL SPRAYS THI BEST FOR USB st 833 Blackiton (nocist) 00801 ite House Gets Agencies Fund Bill WASHINGTON July Congress dispatched a $769364850 war agenciea appropriation bill to the White House today after six weeks of controversy revolving bout funds for OWI and FEPC Legislative action was completed when the aenate approved a com- 8 remise fixing the amount for the Hire of War Information at $35-000000 The house had approved it earlier after a fultile effort spearheaded by Republicans to scale it down The aenate accepted a house stipulation no funds of the War Labor Board should be expended in connection with disputes involving agricultural workers appropriatioon was one of 33 items in disagreement between the senate and the house In a $769-364850 war agencies supply bill which had been deadlocked more than a month over fundi for the Fair Employment Practice! Committee The FEPC fight was settled yesterday with both branches voting it $250000 less than half its budget estimate The OWI fund action was spurred by advices from General Dwight Eisenhower and other military leaden the army otherwise would have to take over many of OWI'a operations In Europe Congressional leaders had pressed for action because Monday is a pay day for moat of the agencies Included in the measure are appro-riatione for the War Labor Board iffire of Defense Transportation Office of Economic Stabilization Board War Shipping Administration and others MORGAN PROFITS GROW NEW YORK July 11-V-J Morgan ft Co InrM reported today not earning! of $255690 for tho six month ended June 30 or $1478 a share compared with $2702151 for the like period of 1944 or $1151 a hare Vital Statistics Condits Flower Shop 4-4707 FUNERAL FLORAL BPECULUTB BS- FUNERAL SPRAYS reasonably Zinnia Flower Shop 1828 van RIRTHB RAT POIXTRT Net print paid oraducara for llvo poultry delivered Ban Franrtaeo Under 2Vb pound! 3010 12 60 12" RKRER In Treena July 7th to Mr sM Mrs Alvin Lynwood Weber 3325 Washington Avenue eon ALL In Frrena Julv Bth to Mr and Mr Errol Elijah Hall 343 $tral In Tretna July 4th to Mr and Mrs Richard Bumner Allan Br4 402 Poplar Avenue eon FI LLER In Freena July 3rd 4a Mr and Mr Thomas Tuller 109 Nevada ghleL Avenue a daughter 4 pound and over 3010 32 fie 2U-4 hound 30103X6! fowrLaix? hna) an walsht! 25A92S WL Colored (bans) all welxbt! LOS ANOELEI Salable 400 active strong: odd good steer! $1550: 1 loads medium Mexican tvp ateera $14M: common $11M Medium to good heifer! $14 0 1550: common tn medium row! $10500 I1: few good 117501425 canntra and cuttera S75O0S5O medium to good bull! $12014 cutter and common $90 II50 CALVES Salable 50: fully steady medium to chole small lot! odd $1650 HOGS Salable 150: supply largely feeder pigs: few 200-150 pound barrows and slits steady at $1575 lh calling: odd aowa and atag! $15 few good to eholre weighty feeder $21025 bulk unsold SHEEP Salable none: good to rhnlca Spring lambs nominally quoted $1623 RAY LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCIHCO July 13 (WFAl CATTLE Salable 25 nominal: for week 1750: generally 25W50e higher one load good and choice 1220 IK ateera $17 actual top medium to good ateera $1450010 good and medium heifers $1301450: Kond eowa $13014 Common row $10011 cannera and eutlera 9950 Calves 225 fully steady top $1550 Salable 100 firm: rinsing top nd bulk good and rhnlca 200-300 IK bar-rowa and gilts $1575: odd good sows $15 for watk: Racalpti BOO lightest of bJeeP Salable 1700 active fully steady arntind 900 bead top-rhnlea 90 lb elneely fried mnuntan Spring Iambi S15no Tor creek: Reeelpli 21700 larg-eet of the year to date: bulk good to rhnlce $14 015 common and medium $1101330 common to sood ewea $350 0725 Hay And Grain PRICKS Suotatloua at San Frandsro July 12 5 GRAIN In earMa per rwt aarked unleaa otherwise specified track! at San Franrlsen: Na 2 bright weriern barley teetlng 44 pound! $210 9 212 (b: Na 1 bright western Marlnut tailing 46 nminde $232 (b: medium malilng Ivnea $2459 250 gmd malting tyneai 12 50 280: eholre marling types $260 9 270: Na 1 bard whit Wheal S2709275 Na 1 soft while wheat 827002 75 heavy dockage Wheat S265 0270 No 3 white earn bulk 12 X5 No 2 California mlln $3 759 f60 California rad feed oat! S2550 ffO A LFALFA- Raled ner ton in eartnte: i tr 6 No 1 126311029 50 unrertlflcaled: II 6 Na 2 leafy S26 50 0 2950 nncarUfl-i rated Na 3 32630 6 27M 1 A GRAIN Prices quoted are cwt field run In rarlnte only California barley sradlns 49 the bulk $2 22 'b 0 223 Cnllfornl mile Na 2 y4llow sacked $250290 California wheel hulk No 1 hard or soft while S377'b262tb No 2oele 13 Ihe bulk 13 6502 70 Na 2 yellow corn (dameitle) bulk-no quotation 23 Vb 026c Too Late To Classify CRIB FOR BALE GOOD COND Ph 3-6002 Apt 3 Santa Cruz Prepster Signs Lus) Contract SANTA CRUZ July Len Noren 17 year old Santa Crus High School fastball pitcher haa algned a contract wltn the New York Yankees of ths American League Joe Devine Yankee arout aald Noren will join the Norfolk club in the Piedmont League soon It was believed the contract called for Noren to ba paid In excess of $5000 Noren who has a no hit no run game to his red it averaged 1814 strikeouts a game In hla last year at Santa Crus High 11a chalked up five one hlttera two two hitters and a three hitter in eight games for the srhooL LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF OIL PROTECTION CHARGES DUE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT have received from the Department of Natural Resource the record of aaxeaamenta and charge for Petroleum and Gaa for tha current year i Tho charge therein aaaeaxed and levied are due and payable on tha tint Monday In July and one-half thereof will bo delinquent on tho alxth Mon- day after the flrat Monday In July at (lx o'clock Auguit 18 1945 and unleaa paid to tho State re surer at tho Capitol prior thereto fifteen per cent will be added to the amount thereof and unleaa paid prior to tho flrat Monday In February next thereafter at alx o'clock February 4 1946 an additional five per cent will he added to the amount thereof: and the remaining one-half of said charge will become delinquent on the flrat Monday la February next lucceedln 'the day upon which they become duo land payable at alx o'clock February 4 and If not paid tn the State Treasurer at the Capitol prior thereto five per cent will be added tn the amount thereof HARRY RILEY Controller By: Bert Foatcr Deputy 1 Dated at Sacramento California thil 2nd day of July 1945 I (July 10 1L 12 13 19451 or MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that the Hoard of Eupervlaora of Freano County California will alt Board of Equalization dally beginning Monday July 9th 1915 up to Noon Saturday July 14th 194L during which time all applications for equallmtlon of axaciamcnla ft properly In Freenn County for tha llacal year 124548 will ba heard DIWENBERRY Clerk By Geo Ftimeaux Deputy (July 5 9 10 11 12 rx 1945 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Service Facilities A Produce ASP Loral aatra fancy 220 23c IK A PPIES on a County Graven-telna 94c lb: San Joaquin Valley While Aitrarhane S07e IK San Joaquin Valley and Rnvala 9610c lb RKANH Loral and San Dlesn County Kentucklra and yellow wax 11013c lb: lima Ban Dlesn County -30e IK Per tv vminxberrie! 11509173: bnvaenherrl! 129 225: In-aenherrie! S250 6 275 red raepberrle! S21S: strawberries loral S270 CARRAGE 1-nrel cannonball rratra 125001: red rahbsxa local and northern cralce SI 0150 Iced crate! down Be-lines local 31730195: Salinas 8 dnecn 1 130 loral 1 dosrn SL50917S topped 30 nniind sack a loral $15002 Peacal Venice 20 Inch crate 125001: etnrdee crates Venire 8405 Oxnard lettuce rratra untrlmmrd $250: Ran Lula Obl'no and Santa Barbara Cnunty 31759225 CANTAIAIUPEH ImncrleT Veliev rrate! lumhn 21-16 8350 0 llonrv-balla Imperial Valley Jumbo 3S-4S! 32 01 Santa Clara County Blnx and Idimbrrta 20921c lb Han Jnaunln Valley Golden Crna 5 dozen 11736 4: lues 2 dozen SI 79 q5 Per lux local and San Dlrxn Conwy field grown $16125 No 2 40950 Coachella Valley 3 07c San Joaquin Valley Mark missions lb flale ft23: 2 layer flats S3 BO Dry park Senla Marla and Watennvllla rratra 4 do! S1017B San Joaquin Valley John Rivera store 10015 lb Spanish and allshtlv weaker on jumbos street ealra 50 pound sack! Spenlah loral medium 1230 6 273 reds 1 loral 56502 75 San Joaquin Xellrv Elbew lee end Kim Elbert awlOL'r lb Hen Lula Obispo County 123e 11 Rell Cnachcllt Vellcy IT pounil cralce 5 57: vrlow chill Ooarh-rile valley 25033a IK: Fresno chill 20 02V jh San Joaquin Veliev Sent Roaara 10611 IK Traaeilys 9 if 11 lb Street eelra inn IK aecko long white loral II No 11 $110 0 1 14 tlllea Iriumphe Trrano County No IA 1141 SQUASH While Summer local end lerrer $10175 local lus Mf and litrccr $10150 San Joaquin Veliev US 5x6 end larger 10173 loral lua 5x6 and lamer 110160 Cantaloup imperial Valley era lee jumtui 21-iaa I150W4: honey-dew Imperial Valley standard 912a 1730221 Cranahawa Yuma Jumbo 8-6s $2300290 Fresno Produce (Pkmlakcd By Produce And drawers Market Of Central California) Box lonee California New-towns 8325: Washlnxtnn and Orexon packed Romes estra fancy 1425 Lux S225 -Local 14915c lb Sae-rsmrnfo Delta 15a lla: Mrnrinta 15o lb No 1 $544560 1-OC41 12 Us lb 12 baikrt rrafe: Htnwbrr-rlra loral $265 blackberries local $275: younxberrle local $273 raspberries loral $265 Per dosrn: Car rot 70c: jrreen onion a 70e turnips 70r Iteeti 706 75c parsley 40c radishes Stem 10c IK Crate local a 1 coaat Crate Utah type coast 25 Dozen eoazf $295 IUS local SlkB Blnss 23o iK CITRUS Ron: Oranges Hun- hint $525 lemon Hunklzt $670 grapefruit local $225 Arisons f440t Per crate: Golden Bantam 1375 luxalt7S 1-ocal IV 1b Plsl black $173 Crate dry: Watsonville $330 6 4 Cantaloup local Jumbo $4239473 atanriard $4: Imperial alandard $123 Iloncvdcw $273 Waler-atrlon local 4a II: Imperial 4Vn IK 50 pound aarka: California rrtla $260 yellow $260: white $275 Loral red per lux $1406150 PKACIIK! -si'er lux: Krecstona KV berta $175 Naclarinea $225 Per lux: American Beat luKRHanla Rnaa $2 Per pmiml! IxM-al 149 16c xrren chill S3 Ilia Inns chill 1 Sir IK POTATOES Per 100 pound sack: Shat-Itr Na la 153 No 2a S311 Per rrate raat $273 Par lux: Summer S225 23 rmoknerk rjMl Per lua: Tcal No la 2a 29275 Esmn chrpil lAOAirVA IIIMONT MmCMNI M'MmCJGMtmnm RANK (LFAKINtiH rVesno (iffhlti immmmimiI ftftOftftftt Hen Trenrleco 46700000 Im Angeles (debits! 36741141 Oakland 11N2000 Rerkeley (dehlla) 1700007 Warren Signs Bill To Legalize FieJd Trials SACRAMENTO July (INS) of hunting dogs and the holding of field trials In California won special recognition today when Governor Warren signed legislation authored by Assemblyman John Thompson of San Jose The legislation expreaVly permits the training of hunting dogs and the holding of field trials between July 1st and March 31st provided native game birds are not killed or Injured It also permits the use of legally acquired domesticated game birds for aurh purposes when released under supervision of fish and game commission agents IIow-evrj the art makes It nnlawful to train dogs on game birds during I he rinsed season but permits such training between the hours of sunrise and sunset during the season KIKKFRTM WILL TIAV Klkkert's and Clovis anfthall teams will meet at 8:30 o'clock tonight on the Californian Field The Fresno Bee Zuoa 23 THE A HOC I ATZU rage! Tho Aucli4Preala lultT aw titled te the tpi dianalchaa rillil to It er md ejharwlao aradltad In INI aaear and ala lh form aaw mibllahad tharalo Knlarad aa aarand riaaa mat'w IT 1922 at tha eoaintfira 1 re UallfT under IN cat of aongraaa Mara! 3 la'r AuikRTiaiNii and arnacmmoM riMdar 4ri'riri lh new awimn oolo WJI rol'ime tn i one Jnh 81 dailv at Buadar Contract rail ee re- UTha Freano Ba reaarva Ihe right te ravla er raiaat anv vert 'aomraL If your nd anreare Inmrractiv Tn re teoulir be eel Irre Immadletal! imnalMII'v I aoMPtad to enlf 04 Ire tnrrwt IrwrllflW By 'JIM DERMER DEAR FOLKS: In Colorado a man rlalmed to have swallowed hla false teeth in hla sleep He frantically rushed to a hospital complaining of fierce biting pains in the vicinity of his stomach An X-Ray failed to find the missing molars and soon a telephone call came from his homo to report tho teelh had been discovered safe and sound in his bed Not world breaking newsy admit but it shows how some fears arise out of and In these days when the world's daffler than a poet's Spring verses it's not a bad Idea for us tn remember this when we get the Jitters JIM DERMER If your day has been Jilenty tough and in a Itlery mood from overwork-then a good drink or two of your favorite liquor la a swell way to heroine relaxed and at ease And a swell place to get your potables Is jnj No Broadway We have a fine assortment of wines rum herr and liquors for your enjoyment JIM HEAVY METAL GARBAGE CANS Limited Quantity Ideal for restaurants hotels garages homes motels apartments ete SUPPLIES VENTURA AND STREETS at au ilrfhiTilTri treat lM eat Nawaalnad! BatN lb ear GFNFRAI NI'TTAN ARRIVE WASHINGTON July 13-(-Ilrulpnant General Daniel I Sultan newly appointed Inspector nen-eral of the nrmy has relumed lo Oils country from the Chlnn-Hurron theater Wanted Barley IN ANY QUANTITY Th larger th quantity tka batter but largt or we want it Submit templet to our office or our man will call writ or phono FISHEL-HARRISON CO 1300 Draper Street Kingsburg Calif Pk 280 Citrus Market IJ)S ANGELES July Oransea firm and lemon steady today In loral aalea of leas than rarlot ORA Per not local and San Jna- "In Valley Valencia! parked all alaea 5 lonae medium lo larx 1123 6 373 small 32 in Per box Ineat Inose beal 111594 small Sift 350: fancy wrapped and narked all ante SB 13 Auction aalea of California oransea Included CHICAGO July 12-SS73 boxes 173 63 71: aver Van NEW TOKK July 363 boxes si $3 HB VATICAN KNVOV AKKIVFM NKW YORK July (1NS)-MyrdR Tsyior pprsonsl rrprr-scnintlve of Prpalticnt Truman to Pope Plus XII arrived at lot Guardis Field aboard an air transport command plane today He de-1 rilned to rommenf ellher on Ihei purpose of hla visit to the United! Slain or on affairs st the Vstli-an1 lav I'r'lO Mi' are IK BundaV anlv IOo Hair i fjfn Afift end Nee Ons fiyeMn and Rimilay 41 20: Ihre nwoih daliv ai nd (45- mnnih dailf an B-io-nr ar dall n4 6ra4a scar Bund 3 IJaawbrre la JmlW it at par swain' euadav anlV $3 VI FiHwiai Pli and tHtidar II A word rUa'tJi Wn AO! a-d Na I J1'? IT giimlaV 1 tnnnlK ein 1 wtos'h $1 75 a m-niha 1 1 tiaawhara ta 8 A HfH6 rrrMnth 0T" CHANCE-HALL CO tnvnfmtnt Stcurlfitt Hldg Phont 2-6174.