The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 23

iU 71 Vital Statistics Markets Financial News Business Obituaries THE FRESNO BEE 01 Thurertav Ssnf fl 1U1 1 I it Satlt lo Mt If Japanese Diet SSiE1 Adjourns Session Kfit Mirv Mrrl 21 hah tn mRTr I In R'iania Several Stocks Reach New Peaks USWillHold2nd 8fh95th AiHome Averages Register New Highs In East YORK Sept I The( ii' 'tvi' Zl spi' Virii urk markets industiiul and iiims is Jrnn Aentnsher fl'h AH-Ilftw I VI ttl4 1 91 li-llv ') I AlkgRlBR VNtH rMIIH In frrtniK tr Hritetr ii KibUirv 14 MmIk Sntha in KrmBt KMhm III I4nn If filler 'tMi iriv t'lDlrvnmlf 2 A hr HfiiifW jii iHrn pf rfkdi llllls-KlRK In ll'ifniMt ii(fmliar jtih SAN FRANCISCO Sept jSclectlve Servue Board 124 Dorm-1 reported in a hrwtdiaat rs-lFieano County Culif wanted corded by the FCC the etraordi-jMPnd tonvit ciatU-s Whealan' I SAN FRANCISCO Sept B-i-D- nary sevtlnn of the Japanese dirt which heard an imperial rescript t0 rn but lh" today refused to re- on the surrender and an dons board today refused to re- Bye lures advanced as nuuli as 3' cents a bust el at tirre-g today but profit tiikit-g pi ires to slump consideiahlv rieir the close Rve closed higher lo 1 cent inwt-r than the piexious finish wheat was lo higher corn was urn hanged to off oals wete down lo up and bailey was up to l' rent ARTHUR FALLBECK Funeral services for Arthur Wll liam Fallberk 43 who formerly mad his home In Fresno died in Lodi Tuesday after a long illness A native of Missouri be had nigde his home in California for about 20 years lit was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church lie la survived by his widow Mrs Dorothy Fallberk: a deugh ter Judith1 Ann Fallberk and 1 son I-ouii Fallberk Dinubs and a brother Edwin Fallberk Dinuba Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the chapel ef the Lisle Fu nerat Home Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery iiy avciages todic registered new tnuiii ni -jo Ftsanii and highs for the past eight years ai- aziusiVkiMiir VViIa thuugh a nuniher of leaflets else-- -m sians i m-ism where exhibited considerable 1" fri i Koiia V'T' A'nV un HiIIirui A KorMrff Iit-alingt speeded up at Intervals nt hmh 1 kr Railway Equipment sdili-d 3 points ew U- head U-ase hint Iml of storks reaching new peaks Kathryn Seawaid assistant on exchange today clerk of the draft board informed Others at new highs included officials here Whealan setvtng one: Hunt Bros common at to 14 years in the stale prison fori Libby at 9': Rheem l's to embezzlement at Salmon Ida has! 21 Si DiClorgio pfd added a point After the opening but slowdown 'jivhxYzVsYp aom--in nm Hv were plentiful Near Cloxmg ad-j Srpinnttrr d'li Inus Z3 vances tanged front (i actions to sets pr'P4l been reclassified 1A and asked bis Pacific Can was off and Trans- rttUT KtWiK THI HMtAV f'iilCA'iO at 13 WASHINGTON Sept The war department har decided to nd to the Pacific only three of fix combat diviaiona alerted to go Acting upon the recommendation General Douglaa MacArthur the department canceled redeployment order for the 2nd 8th and 93lh Infantry Diviaiona The 86th and 97th Infantry Dlvl-dona and the 13lh Airborne Divl still will be redeployed The unite are at aca enroute to toapan Membera of the 13th are on furlough and will aaaemble early In October at Fort Bragg early Oin i H'S'I Iiw Cinsr St nF'S (I K4S St-451 release "in order that he may be amerlca 1 Inducted into the armed forces" The pardon board ruled Idaho had prior right to Whealan Ansio Cal hi nunl two points with a few shatper climbs in evidence Rails if ItH'imrl at tlia fmiIi Tmn tf I H'AtHWAHII In KrtSPU Anaual SBIIl tiiiitineci at me iiniaii iiansuiv Mr Alll wikMwskI Tp KiiMMnAV-a rizeiNu rKifts SI I Msv 1 K-" July l'lniti n4 1 44 1 4 I 1554 I 4 1 42 54 K5 in: 1 --id i ham Allas liirssl I'siil Art of about 12X1 share cnnipaieil ii--trv svtnut a Kaushtcr With UtTiri -ateday and 1 i ni''i vii 'Mi 'i a i 'iiv sneia 1 3v2 ns Decline Information I 15' I 14 1 If 1 14' I II U) 1 us 1 tit 1 12S rsisrj'illar On among the laig-t of the past-tWO)lKVll4- In rmn A'lCi'tl 27th 14 Mr enti Mm FtnyrTHind Morandt 10JMI weeks FRANK HOLLAND Frank Daniel Holland 1843 Hammond Avenue a retired carpenter 1 Bonds wem na lowly mixed Miiretrrin Attno iA1411 -Jn Krf-nn AuftURt 37ih Sept 4 Fir ftit SVSlL died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack suffered white taking a walk Ik'isiio Aslsisr 5 4 34 4 SO 544 MS 54 HOWy if Dow-Jones Averages MS CrssnwriM Am Crown Z-ll rwn gall pfd I ill tiorsio lIUbrsin pfd Kl ltnrsdn Oil Klc Pmdnrt Kmp Cnwwrll If-sii ft4 ZX AS' 2 41 i JOZH I l's ins IT's IS -I IS'A fl' usta 37 r3 it ins pm A 1 51 1 44' 129' 1 51 I 42 133 1 137 4 1 MS 1 42S 1 27 vj inaii'SH in 14 ly 5i 27 4 l1 4' 4 27 32 Krnp Cap pfd if Kws Ptsnf a short distance from his home Born In Kansas Holland ha-1 lived in Fresno for the last 39 years He Is survived by bis widow Eva and two sisters Mrs Blanche Lane of the state of Washington nd Mrs Nellia Mahooane of Wichita Kan Funeral arrangements are being made by the Lisle Funeral Chapel explanation from Premier lligaehi-Kunl on the reasons for defeat adjourned today at 11:50 A Japanese lime lllgashl-Kunl today added hia official voire said Doniei to the Japanese chorus complaining of Japan's past policy of "don't let the people know" The premier aald the people fed by a steady diet of optimism' by government and militarists "probably were unable to make out what it waa all about" when surrender came suddenly the Donwi broadcast reported The people will be fully informed in the future as they strive "toward rebuilding Japan along entirely new lines" he waa quoted aa saying in an address to diet members at a tea party at his official residence A Domel broadcast said todny Japanese purchasing goods from American soldiers or exchanging iroods with them will be liable to death or 20 Imprisonment Allied air raids on Japan killed 241309- and wounded 313041 the Dome! agency said In a broadcast recorded by the FCC Domel reported the 554350 casualty total was announced at yesterday's diet session Tokyohikn Kagawa widely known Christian labor leader and social worker declared today Japanese labor unioni outlawed 14 years ago already have begun reorganizing In an interview he declared un employment is Japan's major poi war problem but expressed nope the long suspended struggle to raise living standards ran be settled without conflicts IMhlVi rKll lk THI RMMV I nil -fi rials ITitni up I 7 2 Rnllinsilf 34 hO uu 9U L'ttiil't 1175 up 4 7 iHiHMD4t-x (iikinc rnit rA (KumlaK-4 Itrnn Miller a imipanv) iNrmltrr ul rw 1 urk Murk unsnarl Him taiw (lost Allitd Chrinlial IT I Allis CnslintM 42 Amrr On jAmrr l-unioii- 171 32 1 17 1 ns 1 07 1 09' ns lOh 1 on 1 07 4 107 Fresno selective service offh-lals today said regulations prohibit the jurnlshlng of any personal information concerning men registered with local hoards but it Is known healun la a former Frrs-nan Board No 124 officials explaned it la routine for boards to seek release for military srrvire of all ronvirti who are registrants when they become llahle to call to the armed forces In some instances the parole hoards of some states have paroled the men and then in turning them over to the army suspended the paroles the only way in which the army will accept such men 1 07 4 Mr Anil Mrs na' a 'n WIMtk In Krrsnn A-iciat 24th In MS amt Mrs lirnry Wintrr Kawirr a dsuiiw Hllltn Frt-nn A-igiiat 241 In Hr I an-l Mr a I 1 1 Hall f'lnvis a onn In Krpno Aiil'ist 2Vh ta Mr an I Mrs Vika Rsniiit Ronls 3 Rut 110 ilsiishirr STS I KNa'l-N -In Krsara Ans-ial 39th (4 Mr ami Mia Ruhtrt Irfuns Atsvrnaon 4i7 Nnrrh Aliens Atrrrt rinusMsr IIMlIfKIIArftH In Krrano Auxusl 24lh i Mr sn'l Mr a Olsnn DsvUl ItSHtln- I in 40 Norm Mrat Btrstl a Ksuflw ilVMHlilll-i Kraal A'KIISt 24ih 14 4i' i Mr s'pl -a Hrorss Kiicrne ArhMlI lal'(i Tiioinas Airnus ilsnalilrr vi'a MIT HKilr- In irana Aicust 24h la I Mr ami Mrs Hrinnn Knrrrat Mltchtll SO 2 443 a ilanulilrr RH4NK In Krrann Aupnai 27th In Vr 47 I kin Alum Hrjat 1572 North Cals-A IV I irii sir-rr laicnier 2 1 COXZAIKS In Krrami Aiiliisr 26lh in 47' Mr 11 ml Mrs ilrrnnn Uunsnles RnulS 3 111 944 atm ml Inw ltd 1 24 KM 2 41 22 1 15tf ev nzi MS 2l IM 4 1' nst 2K4 :2 11 ITV tot no 12T KO 1st It's 21 Vk 40U ioiZ 51 IM4 ltd 1' 1S4 22 's 7 2St i OS Ail of the entlated men In the 13th with 43 diacharge polnta as of May 12th those 37 years of age and those 34 to 3d inclusive with a year of service will be screened out before departure Thel3lh Airborne left the United Statea last January for Europe The war department said only one of Its regiments had been committed to combat In Europe This was identified as the S17th Parachute Infantry Regiment which Joined the division after its arrival overseas The 13th now is commanded by Major General Klbrldge Chapman a native of Denver Colo The department emphasized however cancellation of orders for the movement of divisions as such will not affect the flow of low point iaciynents to relieve long time rans in the 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Wilson 73 of 247 Yosemlte Avenue who died yesterday in a local hospital will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon In the Greman Mortuary in Loa Angeles with burial In the Home of Peace Cemetery IHtOHIIH 34 a 124 1 I 217 Tt lS's It's sm 7 's 40t XT 51 IMi 115 IS4 Ifl ns dS 41 in I nHlcd Quisling Asserts He Is A also in Loa Angeles A native of New York Miss Wll Silk againai 1 21 41" 17-4 21 's jCtlanrst Corp Clirvsrr Columbia Iltirs'nx A 4u't ICnmin bnjvrnla 17' 'Cons A-rrrsii 22-'va Krnliirkvs lntsl 9T12e In Cnnt Mnlnrs 12 hlscktrrs torsi and Ann Jnsquln VAllet if-rnwa Zrll 23: on had lived In Fresno for the past four years She Is survived by a sister Mrs Flora Wilson Hal and a brother Cliarlea (Speed) Wilson Fresno 54 1 44S 41' IT 22 li 28 I 'll I las Wiicll cum 7 Itirrrr A 'li 44' 'huiKlsa Ali'Tsft hh in Visalia September MyrLie Ann Ednanla Vianlm lla-'rw 11 Kiloarita complaint filed grinnil cr'ie'ty couple married at Mvri ia Aria In April 1942 tad eiaiaird Auguat 2ltli of this year In ti-alia September 5th Alvin I'liarira (inhlen I'nrlcrville agalnat llehe "olden complaint filed tritl art tor Aentrnibrr 11m befnr U-prior Judge Glenn -Golden ground rrnrliy HIM 11 IIS In Reno Nev September 4 III Ijiwrrme WUlinmn of Reno again-t Miilrev Idiuiae William nf Karineravliie complaint filed ground eroel-v In Freano August 2lh Virginia It from Cecil Henderson final derree OSLO Sept The whose name the world has made Pips synonymous with "traitor" todayl stood tip in the court which trying him for hia life and saidMaininxsv M1MAM Cons Rv Cement A Rdiimn Warner Bros Labor-Business Talk Is Set For Oct 29th il'rr-nrr M's 32: 1 1 Hour 17K Karl man Kmlan JK3 knriinHuriii A IK Kir" lie 4'a Ctn iituin 73' jiioodvtsr Tirt nx 'a I Cil Nnrllirrn pfd 32' iGrvjtiniind Inil Hsrvra'tr i III ly Nh-krl Inti Psprr Iiiutl A Johns Msnvilir Jonra lsiislilin Aim 'Ik Kmntcoit Copper 39 Ilhhv MrN iiuhv 9's lawws Inn 'Montgomery Ward Nnali Kclvmslor 27 A -a 21 TAFOILA BABY DIES Jeiuslta Tafolla Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesus Tafolla Figarden died yesterday In a local hospital after a short Illness Besides her parents she la survived by four sisters Ramona Juanita laobelle and Lorenza Tafolla ant one brother Joseph Tafolla all of Figarden The Tinkler Mission Chapel haa charge of the funeral arrangements A Stocks with vigor and bitterness am Quisling the patriot" Ills voire shaking with emotion Vidkum Quisling declared: "I have worked 40 yeara to help this country and sacrificed everything and now I stand here aa a traitor names Blornson and Ibsen AHIIKM4KEH In Freano September 4th Harriet from William Mama hne- THt RAIMV'A 10tfl2e lb Ran Jnsimln VsMtr lumlm 23-43S S3 90 392 Pssrsl lor si 20 Inrh ersita S3 3047425 A'unlas erstra torsi S5 COHN- IM-sl I lira "oldrp Croaa 1 rlnien S123m165: MsIui sacks dnsen SJ I3i-sl and Asn Dlrta Cniiniy luss 75c(ul pirklts ptr lux 52 24 -J 2 73 KUfPIANT latest 5C6e lb Ssn Jus-quin Vsllrv 4 5c IP lau-sl nrimawlrksk 10gl2c lb Ks lint a a A Ih hats SI Ml23 CKAPKA Ran Jos'iuin Vsilrr srrditaa S(r72r lh Whllr Mslssss 7 72c ll rKTTtiCR I'rv psi-k Wslsomillf ersira 4 riurrn S175r4 10 MKInNN llunrvilrwa Asn Joaquin Valiev lumlm A-Ms and standard 9-12s 25 4( 2 50 Crrnahaws Ann Joaquin Vsllrv Iiimhn 3-4 nnd s'nndnrd 4-Ka S2 50 Prraisns Ann Joaquin Vsllrv Jumbn 4 4a 53 OR Csss baa Ran Joaquin Vtllnv jumbn 5-tia 32 2541250 Ann Joaquin Yslltr Stsnwirka 74iKe lb aalrs 50 lb narks medium 6175 3 2 Whits S235A'244 Joaquin Vsllrv Rio -rs Rirl 4S 4 miker Interlocutory derree rruelty EAKTH4N In Freano September 4lh Dorothy from Sylveater EaalJnanj final decree 1 i l'nouoted 32 Vi JENiEN In Freano September 5th Matilda from iaier Jenatn final do- Woman Reports Loss Of $47 To Bandits Mrs Louise Adams of the Blola Rooms at 820 Street reported she was rehbed of S47 by two young men who held her up in he hotel at 8 o'clock lait night She told Detective Sergeant Wilson one of the pair was armed with a nickel plated pistol which he shoved against her riba after ordering her to turn over to him ail the money In 'the hotel She aajd -both were about 23 years old with blond hair and blue eyes One was about 6 feet In hlght and weighed about 130 pounds The other was alightly shorter and weighed about 140 pounds The taller was wearing a bit" shirt and blue trousers The other was dressed in a white shirt and brown trousers Rsndlnl Rolss Chies rtnnclss Alrrrsrt (two of Norway's greateat) are ofBoumam csiitnrnis xdium the same family as mine so there! it no dirty water in my veins The Cotton StrCnOtnCnS name Quisling does not mean what 3 people seem to think now It has 314 NEW YORK Sept Kail nil Cush Ktgislrr 21 1 27 17 43 23 7 rrte U'lilVl- In Freano September 6th Katherine from Arrulel Emmoni In- MRS OLIVE DORN Mrs Olive Dorn 61 of Route 1 s2 terlnrutury decree eatreme cruelty 27 In Freano September th Ia g-MI-Presl- 27 17 44 23 -a 2S 4 2k 40a 7H :4 -il 25 28 47 59 Box 65 on North Elm Avgnue diet! yesterday In a local hospital after from Evelyn Purdy final decree JNatl Distillers IN Central No Amer Co Nor Pacific A I Packard Motor Pars mount Pictures Pennsylvania Pepsi Cols dent message to congress an old Norxe the one who 40 I 7 of one and one half recommending additional measures to strengthen machinery to c-arry out price support for commodities started buying waves in cotton IhlsinTT 'isr' xiteAss ON ION A Klrrrt Rnnnlsh local Glnhra Inrsl PKACHKA Oso Crma nlnrsxr Phelps Pndg ltna 'hilllpa 1'et 70s and larger I(4 5r 70s and lirgtr Co Radio Cp of Amer lttA AIM IMEXTA ASKEW 'ill In Hanford September Sth Edward Fenton agamat WiUio Lea Fenton Corcoran rnmplalnt filed ground wife bad a husband at tha lima or their marriage in Reno Nev In 1943 tliiaband seeks custody of a minor child In Hanford September 51 Mary Cooper thmugh her guardian Eva Perry against Donald Cooper Hanford: complaint filed ground minor married without consent of her parents: couple married In Hanford Fc' 23 I 2H 47 59 16 21 12 22 110 4 40 11 32 rrliruarjr 14 1945 2ta 1 43l 24 1 25 2 4iJ'-a 7 13 37 23 2 471 59 114 25 12V? 22 l'in 44 40 15 31 43 43 11 40 1 321 Ti afternoon Prices soared as much as $150 a bale in heavy trading Demand centered largely in deferred contracts Hedging and profit taking provided contracts lb PKAR Mendocino Cnuntv mostly hold-overs best Sty 10c lb Idaho bushel tubs S3' 425 PEARS Rsrtlrlts Tnke County 9 549 9 Ac lb: Plarrrville AffAVke lb llsrdys Ssnts "Isrs Cnuntv 3 5 4c 1b Bells Aon Diego Count 47 45 19 BHI'BAkKK In HEATH Spaniards Complete lier Evacuation iTanq It an Illness years She had lived In Fresno 47 years and in Madera 15 years She was a native 01 California Survivors include her husband William Dorn of Fresno a son Virgil Crane of Oakland a stepdaughter Mrs Esther Torlcho of Albany two stepsons Wilbur Dorn of Oakland and Edwin Dorn of the army a sister Mrs Walter Bennett of Madera and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10:30 in the Stephens Memorial Chapel with burial In the Belmont Memorial Park The rosflry will he recited tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Stepheni Memorial Chapel I -hie afternoon prices were and northern isiic lb 'green chi! cents to $150 a bale higher October sen Diego cmirtv ssnir ib ls an offshoot of a royal family1 Earlier his defense attorney Ilenrik Bergh had urged full acquittal nr "the mildest sort of treatment" for Quisling whom he described yesterday as a To that the exdictalor reported today Is no riddle in me the rlddleis in the Norwegian people" Quisling never means to have Norway's Jews killed in German gas chambers the attorney said but wanted them deported to a land outside Europe where they could build a national stale lie said Quisling's failure to reprieve Norwegian patriots condemned to death was excusable because "some were criminals in Quisling's rj es because- of their acts of sabotage" WASHINGTON Sept 6 (FJ The national labor-management conference designed to formulate a peacetime industrial policy for handling labor disputes will be held in Washington October 29lh or November Mh Labor Secretary Schwellenbach and Commerce secretary Wallace made the announcement today after a conference with labor and industrial leaders and Recoveriion Director John Snyder This committee will be headed by Major Paul Douglas wounded marine corps veteran and former professor of economics at the University of Chicago He is the husband of Representative Emily Taft Douglas of Illinois Douglas will be assisted by Charles Symington Maryland manufacturer The two will represent the public Other committeemen are Robert Watt for tha AFL: Ted Silvey for the CIO Joyce O'Hara for the United States Chamber of Commerce and Ray Smethursl for the National Association of Manufacturers The commute 'members were suggested by the leaders who have been planning the conference at the request of President Truman They include AFL President William Green CIO President Philip Murray President Eric Johnston of the United Statea Chamber of Commerce and President Ira Mosher of the National Association of Manufacturers NOTICES Republic Steel Richfield Oil Hafewav Stores Hears Koeburk Aclienlev Corp Aimnuma Co Mocony Variinm An Calif Kdiaon Honthern T'nuific Aouthern Railway Standard Brands Standard Oil Calif 4m Standard Dll A2t AtuilebakeT Corp 21 Texas Corp 31 Tide Wtr Aaad Oil 17 Tranaamerlca 31 Twentieth Cent Fnx 29 Union Carh A CarblhO 2At 12'? 22-' 130 Vo 4 401 1A 12 47 46 19 i-i 2284 December 2289 and March 2278 Futurea closed 85c to $150 a bale higher NEW YORK Sept The BBC reported today the last Spanish troops evacuated the international zone of Tangier last night In 40 trucks The broadcast monitored by NEWT YORK COTTON THt HADAY NEW YORK Aept A Fresno September 4 1945 Albert Dlllmen Brubaker a native of Pennsylvania aged 11 yearn: father of lister Brubaker of Bakersfield Sevea grandchildren and alx great-grandchildren also survive The remain will ht forwarded lo Newton Kansas for services and Interment Lisle Funeral Horn in charge of arrangement) In Frrsno September 5 1641 Oliva Dorn beloved wife of William Dorn of Fresno: loving mother of Virgil Crane of Oakland: atepmother of 'baa say Calif PIjIi'MA Ran Joaquin Valley Atandarda 11ell Ac lb: Santa Clara County Preal-den'e 1 1 Ac lb POT ATOKA Rtreet naira according In data of arrival 100 lb rack a S310 Rueaeie Aaugua I' A No 1 A S3 40 44 343: Prlreo Stockton A Na 1 A S3 50U 3 65 Hql'AAII While Rummer Inga 1173 2 25: Italian Inga S2 50 A rrnnk-nerk luce 125 01 50: Table Queen lug $125 0150 AWKRT POTATOFA Kern Ominlv Porto Plrna 30c per lug Ran Bernardino Porto Rico 9 9 9 2c TOMA TORN-Izical luaa 5x6 and lareer 2504rS WATERMKrlKA --Atreel a Ira local nnd Ann Joaquin Valiev atrlpei nnd Klon dikea per ton S550 6O Intrk loti 140 Taat 2295 22 9 J'nlon OH Calif Union Pacific biBC added the departure of the 'pa was in compliance with the eeement reached by the recent lied conference in Paris Tlw 22 7 22RO 224S 2146 Octnhfr Drmbr March May July Octnhcr 184S 2l4A Middling sent 2334 nominal up 17 22 62 2255 2217 2119 4(1 62 2 51 17 13 29 ion 22 126 27 42 6R 72 26 16 713 46 34 Wtlhur Dorn nf Oakland and Edwin United Airrraft United Airlines Rubber A Steel Vanadium Steel Warner Bros Western Union Waatnghaa Airbrake 126 27 41 66 72 i 26 1 47 61 22 123 27 skij 26 17 46 33 35 34 46 53 Dorn nf A Armv sinter of Mr Walter Bennett of Madera a native of California aard 62 year Recitation of the rosary will be held Friday avenlng at eight In the Btephena Memorial Chanel Friends are Invited tn alleml service Saturday morning at ten-thlrt Chapel NEW OKIKANA COTTON THI KMMT NEW ORLEANS Aept Cotton fu-turea cloned 3e lo SI AO halo higher October 22 A3 hid December 291 600000 Officers Will Be Released By July Weatnchae Klee White Motors 15 Wool worth 4 Co 46 Whlta Wool 36 13' Youngstown 6 A hlrtv- o'clock in the Stephens Memorial Chapel higher BACKACHE LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidney Fresno Produce March 226 A pot rntto Sale 291 bale middling 2245 May 22 2 July 22 Apotrntton cloned SI a hle 54 MRS ALTO ALLISON Mrs Alto Odessa Allison 67 died yesterday in her home at 1036 China Alley from a heart attark A native of Hollywood Ala she had lived in Fresno County since 1928 She is survived by four sons John Edward and James Allison of Fresno and Ben Allison of Min neapolis Minn and seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced by tha Valley Funeral Home Vital Statistics LICENSED TO WED Interment Belmont Memorial Park Parking next to library Stephen A Bean Funeral servlre Near lodl Calif AeptrmhrV 4 1945 Arthur William Fallback a ns- 19NG DfUMir william rniiiirt lira- Grape Market live of Missouri egad 43 ye re husband -of Dorothy Fallback loving jrilNiMSIKI INfllHIiy rnillNYSi snyiiiy In Freano September 3th John Lombardi 20 and Yolanda iHiiuaniiiau hi Clanl 19 hoth of Fresno BEAMIFV-nRIIKEIL 4n If Wksdwsad lex pslassn aitklnr jm km Me don't jiMt complain is 4onntMnr bout thaw Natu remap bo warning you than Benn Ne September 4th Myrden Reaaley 21 and Russian Decree Breaks Up Big Saxon Estates BERLIN Sept 6 Ifl A decree (Kederal-Ktate Market Neara Aenrlee) CRAPE REPORT NO 3 fa riot ahlpmenta of grapea for dale listed: California-Table: 1645 1644 Aept 2 3 4 Tin Date AO 53 1 2 340 1420 1 1 1 446 51 Central 11 Northern Aouthern 1 Imp Vnl Madonna Drlskell 21 both of Danger 81 In Visalia September nth ynnr kidney seed attention war ef taking 'xe6 addi and pokoaoua wait oat of tho blood They help moat people paaa about lplnta a day If tho 11 antics of kidney tnbee end Alter don't work well poisonous waste matter atari WASHINGTON Sept 6 tUPS The war department announced today the army will release approximately 600000 of its 800000 officers by next July 1st under a new point system for commissioned personnel Points will be allowed for length of service overseas duty combat awardi and parenthood the same aa fm? enlisted men and will be computed as of September 2 1945 Effective immediately the war department said critical scores will be: Colonels lieutenant colonels and majors 100 captains first and second lientenants 85 warrant and flight officers 80 nurses 65 WAC officers of all grades 44 physical therapists and dieticians 41 Black juice: Central 6 Boutharn White Juice: Central 24 i i 31 11 In tha blood base poisons may start naeslnc 33 NEWTON RITES ARE SET A requiem high mass for John William Newton 45 owner of the Clover Club at 1942 Kern Street who died yeaterday morning will be celebrated at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning in the St John's Cathedral with burial In the Holy Cross Cemetery The rosary will be recited at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night In the chapel of the Lisle Funeral Home Robert Ayra 35 and Mildred Davla 20 both of Corcoran In Visalia September 5th Frank May Jr 25 Conneravill Ind and Tiura Slayton 22 Ptxley In Visalia September 5th Robert I DeLand 22 Apple-ton Wl and Patricia A Douglaa 20 Porterville In Rena Ner September 4lh Everett Junior Wray 24 and Nctti Aoaaiter 21 both of Tulare GARCIA -MARTINEZ In Reno Nev September 3rd Raymond Garrla 34 and Eulogia Martinax 1 both or Dinuba El ll-LOII In Renn Nev September 4th Rug Clifton Reid 42 and Lucille lohr 39 both of Bakersfield In Hanford September 5th John Wlnalow 47 and Mary Peck 52 both of Corcoran Met aches rheumatic pslas lee pains loos imp and energy retting np sight swotting puSnessnnderthe ryes headaches and diaah-aess Frequent or aeanty passages with smart-Inrand bumlnrsometimesshonstherelssomm thing wrong with your kidneys or Madder Aak your dmrrlet for stimulant diuretia used sueeessfully California 1M 1944 Other Stale 3 6 California Infernal paaalnga of grape forrtafra Dated: To Dale 3 1943 1944 HI 310 2 5 Final 1944 153 (rumlabed hr Prodnce and Rmwora Market af Central California) APPLEfl Box California tooao Graven-stein 6259 AVOCADOS NO 1 65(9530 Northern 13c BUNCHED VEGETA BXES Dmten Car-rota 70e green onions 70c: turnip 70c beet 70c: parsley 40c radishes 33c BANANAS Stem Jftc lb Const le lb: oral S3 -Grata conot S3 Crate Utah type cotit S3S0 AS Dozen: Coaet 12 S3 Lue coaat 125 CITRUS Box: Aonklal 5 25: lemons Runkist S625: grapefruit local 8225 Arixona S425 Per 5-6 dozen erate: Golden Bantam S3 50 while S3: luxe SI 7 5 IawxI 10c lb Flat: Black S2: Callmyrna 82 Kxdota 225 GRAPEA Per Ins Thnmpaom 12 0 2 25 Miixcnti 223 black S2 LETTUCE Crain: Wntnnnvllle S4 AO MELONS Crate: Cantaloup Incal turn-ha S3T3: hnnevdow 273: exaaba 4c lh: Ptrclin 5c lb Watermelon local 3e lb ONIONS 30 pound naeVn: California rad 8223 ysllnw X250 whit S2S0 a Ptr In: Freoatone El be rfa (2 Hale 3225 Unveil S17302 Cling S2 if 223 Nectarine S225 Per bmt Lake County (3 PLUMS Per lug: Ureea Cut 32: President 3223 Const 13 014a lb 1cal 10a lb: coaat 12e lb ltic 125 Per lne 3225 POTATOES Per 100 pound enck Stock-ton Na 1 33 cbnien 215 SPIN Per crate Const S3 SQUASH Par lug Intnmr 1223 Italian S223: rmnkneek S2 SWEET Per pound: Mr- Bn FiL I 181 fgr W9iml pi published in all Berlin newspapers today breaks up large landed estates In Saxony in Russian occupied Germany one of the first great west European experiments in Communist land reform If the pattern which preceded the action in Saxony is followed elsewhere agitation for "Junker land in farmer hand" is likely to he translated Into similar law in Mecklenburg Brandenburg and Thuringia Available evidence is that (he same distribution already haa taken place In sections of Germany reded permanently to Russia notably the eastern part of East Prussia although secrecy shrouds that part of the country eras Mppy a Esppy Table: Tho army AAtimatpd appliral inn of the critical score will mis score 14 12 759 97 nillioM for over 40 ysarx Doan's giro relief and will Imp the mllea of oMneytubee flush out poisonouewaeto from gfco Mood Got Doaa'o PUI 32 Itlhler 10 5 A 3 104 Thompeon 333 1 78 6 2 273 606 lor about 200000 officers eligible discharge Tnknv Olhcra 3 26 04 2 6 2 1 171 20 A3 3634 79 75 In Reno Aentmher Lo Bi 4th Morgan Foster 24 Livestock Markets 2067 14732 and Diamond Renqidxt 24 rasno 9 rasno Table 1944 59 Hlnrk Juice: Alicante 379 C'HirAOO MVEATfM'K CIIICAflO Rapt 6 hmhuv rout a niftfnuuii 4 3 Nlazls Prague Mayor Is Ordered To Hang PRAGUE Sept Wi-Joieph Pfltzner 44 the mayor of Prague under German rule waa sentenced today to hang Ilia brief trial was In the same court room whgre German masters of Czechoslovakia once sentenced hundreds to death The Prague radio heard in London said the sentence waa carried out Immediately 215 2314 87 1 31 13 a Aalablf 4000 total 8500 active and 1 70 Pat Alrali Zlnfaldel 54 2292 PrmpHy ReBevis and Kelps Heal Ugfy 6 3 3 33 In Fresno Sep-lember 4th Benjamin Anderaon 2 Kerman and Helen Mlkkelxen 24 Del Tn Fresno September 4tli George Hamilton 71 and Lydia Dels no 81 both of Sanger BF5MIN-HPA5GIKR In Fresno September 4th Herbert Benson 21 Hammer Field and Bonnlt I Spangler IS Free- 9 51 22 309 1 51 49 924 6471 fully nttady: good nnd clmii-a bar row a and gilt at 340 pounda up at 11473 celling nori and choice aowa at 614 complete elearanrc Aalehlr 4300 total 5700 Calven--Salable 600 fatal KOO (kuid and ehnlea fad altera and yearling ataariy Inn SIR: bast yaarllnga 61750 common and' Julc- medium grade 21r lower Alow at ellna common nnd medium heifer and all 1 S3 iiiiWa ginvivnvn mien siiwanajsvi nriiciR imivb i i a SKIN RASHES 31 277 7 a aa a 4Aq i red Sc local Sa Tama Merced CRAWFOKIl-HARMON Freano September 4th Grover Crawford 44 and Ruth Harmon 31 both of gelmo In Freana Sepl ember 4th Ardtilh J- Norwood 16 nnd Ro grade row I5e in 24c lower hill decline: venler elnaed wank to 24c' IK (I1 inw a VPS Hlw WYn wain 1 Ain aaaa -oes' Swords Will Go To Academies YOKOHAMA Sept (JV-Gen eral MacArthur today ordered the surrendered swords of General Torn oyuk I Yamaahjta and Vlre Ad miral Oknchi commander of Japa nege imperial army and navy forces In the Fhllipplnes gent In the United Statea military and naval academies local Per lne: lower at SI 450 down: moat beef cows SJU local Na 1 92 3011: milsldd on nelly Rood row Note: Good quality mnriilinn unless No 2 S150: coast S'JSO berta Fnx 16 both nf Cnxllnga ROTH A-SI MAN In Freano September 4h 30 1250 1250 TTere'a a Doctor's antiseptfe atsinbaa liquid whieb appears dss Mbit on yet so highly medicated that first applications relieve Itching burning ef aimple akin raahas Zfesama Athlete's Foot and similar alda nd snip irritations dua to asternal esiMSZemo la backed by an amaslng ree-erd Of auceamt First trial convineaa In Mesa At any drugstore Hay And Grain prarlhal top on eauaage hulls and nn heavy fat bull! 1350 lock cattle weak to 25c lower SHEEP--Salable 3000 mini 4000 Mont slaughter Hprlng Iambi and matliro ewe sold nn aarly round at steady prices 2 loads good to choirs 91 pound Idaho NEW DRUG USED PHILADELPHIA Sept L-bR-Streptomydn another new medics! find la reported to be aiding year old Camlll Peter in bla fight against death from typhoid fever Dr Robert Parker hia physician at nearby Abington Memorial Hospital aald Peter wna much better" after Injections of the drug He added Hia temperature la starting to fall Otherwise slated SAN FRANCISCO: Temperature 5 degree overcast Truck reraipl 3400 narkages Oakland 2000 package Firm Tlmmpann S2r211 fair St 30 1 mostly 173 Rlhlera Jdiiecata mostly 213 Tnkays S213 l-oa ANGELES: 69 de crees dear Truck rrralpta equivalent tn 10 ran Firm Per pound: Thnmpsona TiFTftr fair 306c: Red Malagas 7-76 fair Ac Rlhlera Iariv Fingers 72f9T6c Leal Rocha 21 Selma and Mary Simas 20 Klngsnurg In Freana September 6th Milan Wight 21 Selma and Klntae Hongner 22 Klngshura FORME Y-OTON NOR -In Freana September 6th Warren Fnraey AS and Ul-linn O'Connor 46 both nf Freana UNKKU-GILlKHriK In Fresno 8tem-her 6th Grorga Sneed 31 Tracy and Dorothy Gllleanta 31 Freano A VMERKEII In Fresnn Sep-temhher 4th Georae 3- Huffman 25 Air Servlre Command Training Center Hprlng lamha carrying SI325 straight hulk good to chnh-n natives 1125 deck 1135 to alilpper ZEMO UW ANGELES GRAIN Price quoted ara ewt field eartnta only: California grading 48 bulk 8242 245 MITJi Texas Na 213 291) California hulk Na 1 hard or soft white S270ir273 Na 2 bulk eastern 1250 0 2 35 2 yellnw (domestic) bulk no quotation with buck discounted SI moat common light anrmuta $10 1050: moat shorn na-liva nlaughier awe S3w A scattering cull anil common kinds S4 9 473 Musrata 7472e: Wtills Atalaaaa 6s972c Display lusa all varleilea rnoally 1212 RAY IIVENTIHK SOUTH SAN Ac pi A AITTION M4RKETS WEnNEAtlAY Sefs Train Crew Hearinc SAN FRANCISCO Sept (XV-The state railroad commission today ondered a hearing September 11th Into continued use by the Santa Fe of wartime skeleton train rrewa temporarily authorized because of the man power shortage The hearing waa requested by the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen VONS RINKTABLETS father of Judith Ann Fallberk of Fresno eon nf lami Fallberk of Dinuba brother or Edwin Fallback of Dinuba Friend ar Invited tn ((lend the funeral er tree (n be held In the rhapel nf tha Uile Funeral Hnma end Calaveras Streets nn Saturday afternoon September 8th at two-thinv o'rlnrk Interment Mountain View Cemetery HOLLAND In Fresno September 8 143 Frank Daniel Holland a native of Kan-ai aged 72 vtara beloved husband nf Evelyn Holland nf Fre-no brother of Mr Blanche lAna or Wnahinslmt Mrs Nellia Maholland Mr Jennie Edlngtoa nf Kansas Friends ar Invited to attend the funeral services tn bo held la tha chapel nf tho Male Funeral Home I and Calaveras Street on Monday morning September 10th at ten Rev Keeler officiating laltr-ment I Cemetery LACY In Slnrklnn Calif September 3 1945 William Ijtcy beloved brother or Charle I ary of Freano: Uiu-I nf Paul l-rv Mrs Claud Deweea and Mrs Todhtinter all of Freana A native nf Kentucky aged 78 year Friends are Invited lo attend funeral eervlcea tn the Tinkler Mission Chapel Broadway at Brimont Friday morning September 7 1945 at ten Interment in Belmont Memorial Park MARK In Selma September 4 143 Ulenn Mark a nail vs nr Nrhraaki aga 36 yrnra dearly beloved husband nr Mri Edith Mark nf Selma: loving rather nf Mrs Kathrvn Jarkson Ml) Dorothy Mark and lAonard Mark nf Selma: son of Mr Minerva Mark of Selma: brother of Mrs Alta dark of Selma and Dallas Mark of Oregon rip neral services will be held at ten-t hlrtv o'clock Saturday morning Reptemher 8th at the rhapel nr tha Robinson Flineral Kmt in Selma Rev Wellington MeCash and Rev Klllim nfrirlalipg Interment In the Floral Memorial Park NEW TON In Freana September 4 1143 John William Newton neiiv nf Washington aged 42 veara: beloved husband of Jaequelln Newton of Fresno: fitlier nf rvt Murlln Need on Staff Sgt Harold Newtna of the Army In Garmantr: pot her nf Mra Joann Kof Went Lne Angelee William in of the Army (Half get Millet Newton of the 11 I Armv The funeral cortege will leave tha rhapel nt the Lisle Funeral Home I- sad lovers streets nn Aaturdav morning September Alh at eighl-fortv-flv o'clock thence tn the St John' Cathedral 214 Manpnaa Street arriving there at nine o'clock where requiem high mas will he celebrated for the re nose nf hi mill Interment Ilnlv Crnee t'emeteev The rnsnrv will he said In the rhapel of lb lisle Funeral llnnie nn Frldav evening September 7th at erten-IMrlv o'clock fllIVKR In Fresna Seiuemher 3 1843 IiH-eiia Jap Oliver beloved mother of Mra A Carlson of Trann'illlitv levin sister of Mrs Srali McClure nf Ngbrn-ka Mra Alice Powell nf DUiwile and Mr Clara Mcllenrv of Misemiii a native of M'semirl aged Sd veara Friend are invited tn attend servlre Fridav morning at lenthinv o'clock in III Mieidtena Memorial Chapel Inter-ment Dos Pnlna I'emeterv Parking nest In the I Ihrarv Stephens dh Beaa Funeral Sen cn HIIMIM In Freena Sen'emher 3 1943 Mies Dora lists a native nf New Tnrh seed 71 veara loving eleter nf Mr Flora Wilson Hall anil Charles Spseq Wll-on nf Fre-na Funeral aeevires will be liel-l Murdsv Sepiemher IPth at Iwn n'rlnrk in ttr-imaq Morllisrv 10 West Washington Rliri 1 oe APselea Calif Imernirnt lloma nf rears Cemetery- Aneelps TAHII LA Ner Flrarden Csllf A ft ether 5- 1949 Jrsiisita Tafolla helmed rinii-hier nf Mr and Mra leeue Ts'oil nf Kiss men- sifter (if Kstunus Jueslte Isohel'e Lioeurs eed Joe Tsfnlle ell nf Figarden: grandmother of Mr nnd hire Frank ((eve Herndon native nf Calihirnla seed 7 Funeral rsiiK'nirnl wll be later hg tha Tinkler Mlsalnn Chapel BRIGHT- In Selma Mra Georgia Fs riiiiil a nstivs nf l'linie aged 94 lev-lug wife of I rails Wright nf Seims' helnved mm tier nf Cant svdnet Wright 1'1'smp Wesn pisier af hid-nev I U'sss Freena Mrs Rvt Ffr Kirs nf Selma I 7 tlees Several Meres end iiephtee also survive Friends ere Inviird In funeesl services In he held in "i Chsi-et nf the Itvrn Funersl I'sriuc psl-ns l's If F-u dvv morning Scmcinticr 7 (945 et ten n'rlnck lie lluherl 4 I'-neer st'1- s'-Ing Inienuent in lei el Meinural Park Penns I'viif MIIMkKTf In Freena 1 IU4 line Ailnesilf nsllva ef Mialrl I liner vrv sl It years Re-hived evie id Srll-ur Si-li-esr'e fun' see if Helen Hchesru liilnis Scha5 Flwatil Rrl-wsrl of Fieann three sifters end t-inr hnilheta also irv-e Friends ere Invited In attend me lm netsl eervii es lo lie held in me itenel nf Ibe live Fuller I ll'Hiie 1 eed vers- r-er on Frills m-r-na veil lernilier Tib el e'eveu a rn- a Ssnhl I lav ul 1 (itee-ihrr leer-men! pelp set I'eineler fUADAl- -CaTTIK Halahle '250 moatly steady Imd medium In gnnd felMI pmind Claim la Settled Superior Judge Ernest Klette haa authorized Peter Weber to accept $550 in behalf of a son Leo Weber 16 from Fred Metzger Jr as a compromise settlement-for injuries suffered August 22nd In an automobile accident at I-oreng and Lilly Avenues In Fresno northern heifer 15 Yesterday load medium itelfera SHMII Range alw stork low weak especially cow at fUl down ran-nra and cutler slow moatly 7fA50 Three loads medium in gnnd jnund northern feeder ateera 11373 If no SAN FRANCISCO PRICES OR In carlnta per cwl parked unleea otherwise specified a a track al San Franclacn: Nn 2 bright western testing 44 Ih g2104r232: medium malting tV WhenrNo! Vifitrd 2 2 3 83: Na 1 anft White S2A2W y23 Na 2 vrllnw hulk nominal No 3 California nominal California red feed 231102 60 ALFALFA i Re led per ton In rarlnlal A Na 1 2750 4r 2 iiBcertlflcaied: A Na 2 leafy 27 unceMIflrated Na 2 22500 2350 uncertlflrated For Those Who Want the Best in tht most beautiful way Cremation $40 Columbarium Inurnment from $45 Indoors re Ice led Mausoleum Entombment from 250 Sanitary Perpetual Care Toisl Tueaday S234 23 CALVES- Salable 23 non In medium HOGS-Salable 'JOil Include 50 feeder Firm lawd end Iwn pei-keer gnnd end ehnirt pound hermwa and Stile SI 375 (bid good cows SIS SHEEP Salable StMl Mleadv Choice lamlM ebsent Yeaterday package Rond nn pound 1340 abort medium lamb Il3015O Cull Id good ewes S'J a 6 18942 34613 Red Malaga 125 Riltlmnra 1246 Ruraiag pale s4 tcaderaesa fro sa score kiss eiccM stoasefc acid with gnawing aepetir bal sack a peaalty fee gratifying ill What a pictarel end ofrea nnneraitary thaaki to TON'S PINK TABLETS No anisic skoal il-jaii combos seal know Siow wart of relieving diiinrai of each' ora email as VON PINK TABLETS kevo loo pioMpilr dearaatiremd Mom drageuaa 'daetanVON -n Do your drinks get as FIAT as this? Oc RANK (IEARING Fresno debit San Francisco 44600000 law Anaelea Oakland 2 901300 Berkeley 1 44 432 Butter Eggs Cheese MN FRANCISCO PRIOR 92 eenra 43 Vyi 92 acore 43c- PO acore 42 wholesale prices mat 962a Write Cell ar Telephne for Fin Folder irl plea 872a large grade A 33r: medium trade A 50c: email grade a 41 arg grade tl 461yr iKLfR PRICES UN AM Wanted Barley FOG Wholesale prices: Large grade 55'yc medium grade A luc grade ((lie email grade A 4 Hoe Total 2120 4404 3 41 363 Then always use this CS Tuesday rear a an Citrus Market 423A Totnl oale i nul Jwii 4) Piled M49 92 33 2 63 Women I arejyou pJL from loss of Snoop-Mi Wednesday ago date: 413037 21133 16673 mm mi ifflflii aiAfcii TOB ANOKIE6 Sept 6- iFAMN) -Oranges alesdv end lemons stpmger In larel sale of less than rarima OR I'er 1ms tm-al Valencia 1J44 parked best ataes pmallv S3 214 ndlj smaller low es 150: loose medium to Year To 1943 i pm iitit'i liaise iiiwii i ai i 92 96 4 1 4 A 3(11 Ill 7 AO GHAPFA ON Urge 93 23BI50 email j'r2-V0 LEMONS- l-er hos Iwal Iokm 4 50 IN ANY QUANTITY Tht larger tha quantity tha batter but large or small wa want it Submit samples to our office or our man will call Write or Phene FISHEL-HARRISON CO 1300 Dropcr Street Kingsburq Calif Pk 200 4 73- I a ary wrapped and parked all nigeai 9633 i Auction galea nr California orange Included rhlreto 4 417 boxes 92 1305 61 xv-arage fAfl New Vnrh Not aiallahle DESTROY "Pin-Point Carbonadon keepo drinks sparkling with life to tho lost lip And Canada Dry's pecial formula point! up tho flavor of any tall drink Aak for Canada Dry Water when you're out Servo it in your home 1111111 Where there's £JFE hear- 'l FUNERAL DIRECTORS Service Facilities iwiomt 15 hue (hhI n't One Of The Best Rshm Ways Telafld Up KO SIQOOI Ton gtda who suffer from aimple Mamie ee who lose so louca during nonthly peHode the you are pnla (eel tend vest nursed UiU nay tie due to low bluud-lroa tart try Lydia Pink-fcama of the graatent blood-lroa ton Ice you one buy to help wild up red blood to give mors Otrangtb end ta such caaea Taken dlrectwb-Plnkham'a Tab-te ara one Uie very beat homo wage set precious iron into tho blond DTiey hnlp build up tha am odautt of the blood by retnrorelng Uia boomou globia ot nd Mood eella Just try Pink ham's Tablets for 30 days then see If you too remarkably wneflt Follow label dlraetinna QUALIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Prirrman's Ant Food is quick ilrstK in Ant Ii kills hjf coniact nr swal Inwinfl Ilffrifiit 2i hour day Nn odor Over 2(100(100 cans of Fctrrmsn's sold liM jrcsr (ifl Pftcrmin't (vdsy llnrlal FUNKKAI SI'ltAYS Afl tut ny 4T 111 peeiT CDNLHI hi l'i't I kluHtS I'b 4 4 I CANAD WATER with certain clientele wiihei Freino connection General or limited partnership! 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