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4--B- Local Congregation Told Of Salt Lake Conference Backing Program Urging i ndhfrence to Its twelfth article of faith in which the church Ha bsllcf in coolbrVth 'circj'eT Fresno Writen Attend Dinner Commemorating Western Literatur Several membern of the San Jon Valley chapter of the of Western Writers attended the dinner held at the St. Frnncln lotcl In San Kranclnco Saturda night to commemorate the founding of western literature. The a a i wan sponsored by the Western California Writ- r's Club, the Sequoia Club, Uay Poctiy Association, i i Athenaeum and the Ina obedience to the dictates of iscd governments, leaders of the Latter Day Saints In conference at SaJt City called upon mem hers throughout the United States to support President Koosevelt nnt the NJIA. This the movajrc Mrs. Georpc Lester of Fresno delivered to the local congregation at the Sunday evening meeting.

Church fluthoritirs impressed upon the Mormon? the necessity of buying under the Blue Eaple, said Lester, who recently returned from the conference. of the povernment's war on depression dcrcnd? upon full cooperation of all American citizens," she said. "Appeals for relief ehould he mnde only when all other pource." have been exhausted. The demand upon government and semi-official organizations for help is 50 heavy that if requests are not moderated there are prosoccts of dlrp distress during the Winter. "Instances have been reported to the government where appeals food and financial assistance have i come from persons bavins: bank! accounts, and even other resources ruch as secret stocks of foods." Mrs.

Lester said that the Mormon conference attracted the crcat- fH crowd in Salt Lake's history. Church Backs Roosevelt Disarmament Proposal President Roosevelt's dlsarma- menl proposal, made to the nations of the world May 16th. received Mayor Angelo J. Rossi of San Francisco presided. Archbishop Ed- wrfrd J.

Hanna the Invocation and Stewart Edward White was toastmastcr. Addresses were made by Ben Field, president of the League of Western Writers; Mrs. Dane Coolldf-'e, president of the California Writers' Club; Uarr Wagner, president of the Sequoia Club; A. Schuster, president of the East Bay Poetry Association; Dr. S.

L. Kap7off, president of the Western A a Dr. John T. Grant, president of the Ina Coolbrith Circle; Herbert E. Bolton, dean of the history department, 5.

F. Prices Steady After New York Closing SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. stock market resumed ltd decline to-day nt nn accelerated rate. After the New York markets eloped priced plcdlcd here nnd tr.idli)t slowed down. On the stock exchange Bank of California slipped JIO to nnd N'atomas dropped J7.50 net to finish nt $55.

United Aircraft lost $3.25, outhcrn Pacific S3 and of $2 or rnoro Included Fireman's Fund, alifornia Cotton, Jantzcn, California Alaskn- uneau and Standard of California. Honolulu Plantation gained University of California, and Charles Kecler. Berkeley poet Members of the San Joaquin Valcy chapter of the league who attended Included Mr. and lire. Ernest Klette.

Mrs. C. M. Vander- jurch and H. C.

Stuart of Fresno, Mrs. George C. Aydelott of Hanford and Ruth Comfort Mitchell of Riverdalc. approval in a resolution us a i a i jii a i a i i i i T-. Annie Hewitt.

Maude Ancus last night at (ho First a Gertrude M. Holt. Sprakcrs included Miss Winifred r-e of Santa Barbara, president of the California federation of the clubs; Mrs. Anne Leidendeckcr of Los AnEelcs. national program chairman, and Mrs.

Nellie B. Pass- field, state membership chairman. Mrs. Jennie Uniackc of Vifalia, dis- imanlm passed Methodist Episcopal Church. Following an address on the disarmament situation by Dr.

E. Guy Talbott, regional secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of War, Dr. Walter C. Buckner, pastor, introduced the resolution which said, "we want drastic, real and immediate disarmament," The results nf the rote, in addition to those of Uventy-nine other Methodist churches of the valley which also favored disarmament, were cabled'to Geneva where the disarmament conference reconvenes to-dcy. The information also was sent in a letter to President Roosevelt.

Fresnans Given District "Business Club Posts Two Fresnnns were appointed chairmen of committees at the first necting of the season of the central district of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs held yesterday in Visaiia. Mrs. Marjory Mhart was named head of the emblem committee and Miss Sarah E. McCardle of the public relations committee. Eighty-five women were present.

Those from Fresno were Mrs Zelhart. Adella Tompkinr. Fre.sno president: Frances Raymond. Mabel Wallace. Janette Benton, Isa Football Coaches Will Be 20-30 Club Guests S.

F. STOCKS ACTIVITY TO NOON MONDAY Hlch Juneau 21S Ins tits Imperial Diesel A alambii Sue 31'i Copper Co Aterplllfir Trictor Co. 19'j zell vie 4 reman'5 Fund Jr.5.... 43 sod Mach Mlrr Kleis aw CA'S Ltd 47 uno Oil Lid 14 nir.rn i 4 slip-Call! Salt 4 atoir.as Co 61 Tib American United Filters GJtE do 6s 1st ac Pub SrrT t'n ell Union Oil 7' uthern Pac Co 20 andard Oil or 33' debater Oil do pfd 54' ansameriea Corp 5 nlon Oil Co cf Calif. ID Fareo 20'i 55 3 3 i 26 10 54 SN 18't 201 21 10-', 54'i Ms 13', S.

F. CURB 1 ACTIVITY TO NOON MONDAY i Low Amtr Td A Tfl Will Motors Monolith I'ri Cfm O.ihu Sucur RiversWe Pr Ctm Panu Cruz Trt Cf Waialu Asrlc Vt JS 1 33 117 40 28 3'i 35 26; 3'i L. A. STOCKS WHEAT DIVES -AFTER STOCKS My JOHN r. BOUGHAX CHICAGO, Oct.

by downturns of securities, wheat underwent a nudden WE In the late to-day. Helling of wheat enlarged rap- dly toward the last. Eastein sources were credited with being heavy sclleig. An unexpected increase of the United States wheat supply total added to downward pressure on the market, apd irices dropped the extreme limit llowed In a single day. Wheat closed semi-demoralized, cents under Saturday's inlsh.

corn down, oats 2.iff2ji nnd provisions at 0 cnts to 37 cents setback. PRICE K.INGK CHICAGO. Oct. Opfn Hlch Clpsf MONDAY'S I AND ASKED Hfllja Chirft UotJCls A i a 'io'i IUNK CLEARINGS Frwno 9II.UP.SI Los AncclH 34.7S4.514.CO SJin FracciJCO 13.5CO.OOO.OO g'K fl C35.373.000.00 Oakland dfbits 7.314.300.00 LONDON BAR SILVER LONDON. Oft.

Mm qultt. 1-1S at 18'id. Orange Prices Advance; Lemons Holding Firm LOS ANGELES, Oct. oranges were highre in pots and lemons around steady at eastern and middle western auction enters to-day. Carlot GEAPES ClUfT REPORT SO.

Frftno station a Carlot SMpmenli Of GrzpPK Etportrd Fnr The Unllcil CALIFORNIA: areratrs box Trre portfd to the Fruit 1 brands ard to the til ethers, i fol- October- Central N'orth-rn Po-jthrrn Imperial Vnllry Blaci: 4 uice-- Central Exchancp on its Asscclited Presi MEW YORK. Oct. coadiilon Valfndas. centrally sllshtly hlpher. ance fllchtly lower; lemons seed deraand.

Vilrnclai iFIorencla ACG. Suaklst. Covlca JX70 Colonel OR. Tustm Stock Market Topples As Selling Wave Breaks liy VICTOR KUBAKK NEW YORK. Oct.

tumbled yesterday under waves of lato liquidation attributed partly to Inability of traders to Interpret the complexities of both the domestic and European ultuatlont. There waft little nuppoit for most of the leaders and losses of 1 to or.more points wcru general. The activity expanded on the decline and transfers approximated shares. Tito close WUB weak. Heavy selling volume came Into the market around 1 o'clock, after a morning of extreme dullness In which equities displayed a sagging tendency.

Brokerage houses reported considerable discouraged public realizing In the afternoon. Short selling, while picking up noticeably In some stocks, was, as a whole, said to have been unimportant. There was believed to have been no-unusual amount of foreign liquidation. There was a moderate rally just before the close that cut share losses fractionally to more than a point. Among losers of 5 or more points were Allied Chemical, National Distillers, Case and Union Pacific.

Issues down 1 to more than 4 included American Telephone. U. S. Steel. Chryflcr, U.

S. Smelting. New York Central, Sears-Roebuck, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Santa Fc. Consolidated Gas, DuPont. General Western Union, Johns-Manvillc, American louse, Cclanesc and Delaware and Hudson.

.45 .4 3 .43 45 .33 .31 SO'i 45 4.37 4.27 li? 4.C2 .53 4.S7 4.C5 5.16 Jfccmbcr IfT ulr LARD-- Octobtr 4.37 4 6 7 Jfcfmfcrr 4.27 4 7 7 5.30 GKLLIES- Octo-r 450 4.JO Ifcerr.brr 4.25 4.75 CASH PRICES MONDAY CHICAGO. Oct. cd. No. 2 hard.

7 4 7 4 No. 13c; No. 3 mixed CORN--NO. 2 mired. No.

3 mixed. No. 1 yellow. 36' No. 2 elloa-, No.

I white. 2 3GU fi36 1 -c. OATS--No. 2 whlir, 28c; No. 3 white.

6fi37c. RY-None. TIMOTHY ewt. CLOVER SEED--(9613 ewt. BELLIES--J 4.50.

POULTRY MARKETS LOS ANGELES POL'LTRV 2 to 3'; Oc: over 3i and up to 4 pounds. I2c: er 4 pounds and up. lie: 3'i tc 4 innds. 14c: 3 1 to 4 pounds. He.

BROILERS--Over 1 up to 1'i 3 pounds, I6c; over 1'i and up to 2i Bi'Je'wintfNO. choice Fu'llerton rt -t- NO. Sunlcist. Puilerton 4 00 I Jt, nd Carlot shipments of citrus fruits for; rirw YOHK. Oct.

rlettioljrilc future. TIN--Kauri ipot unit tiMibr, H.SJi ('J- turf. M.e». 1HON--aulctl No. 1 I.

0. b. etltrm Buffalo, 117.50;, LKAD-Eii'r: ipot Voik H.40. 81. 11.25.

r.ino--km st. Louii. ipot tnd lulutf. XNTIMONV--snot, UU1CK SlLVtll-- ICKttl. BANKHUl'T Evan D.

Porter, farmer, and Nar- arcth Tatcoslan. Insurance ascnt, both of Fresno, Saturday, filed voluntary petitions In bankruptcy IK the United Stales District Court at Los Angeles. Porter listed i a i i i and asset: of $187.80 nnt Tatcojlan gixvs his liabilities at $22,078.01 and his assets at VITAL STATISTICS FRESNO PRODUCE 1 (Furnlthrd By Market Of Central And it California. Nrwtown oow. boxfs 35H80e: boxes.

We. Warhinston. Oregon Delicious, extrt 13.10. Inner Home. ancr' 1.75.

fancy $1.60. UaTfnport 5OXPX 1.15A 2. ASPAKAOUS--Mrndota. conr. 17.15.

BKKRIES--Stmvberrles. coist, L.35V1.50: raspberries, coast, BKANS-Kentucky Wonders, coist. Pfr pound. Jocal. oer pound, 203d ES--Larce bunch, b-rti onions radishes 15C20c.

per dozen: Csrrots urnlps itcn 60W65C. BANANAS--Per round. 4'ic. inr URCCCOLI--CoaM. vvt pound.

4O-c. CABBAGtS--liorthria. crAte. Rrd. prr pound.

CELERY--South, rrn California, crate. Jl ISU12S: coast. seeded, fancy. craie.JJ.35; choice, J12J: northern, crate. per dozen.

Golden Bantam. crate. 30G35c. JfS: gcr" Zinlr.ndeK OAnuC-LOcal. pjr pound.

4'uc: San per pounfl. VVcitdT dozen 6 dcicn dry packed. I.IS. MELONS--Casaba. PC? pound, lc.

tip ft- pound, lc. 3 lie: Barred Rocks, over to 3'i 16e: colored. ticn at the Hotel Fresno. His subject will be 'Round The He-will-describe hi? ex- Coachfs of the Fresno State Col- of the way parts Toiil U. 350 40 325 175 1C005 Total Us: year.

K03 1115 IC45 Sblppinc Infornatlon Tar a October KAY CITRUS SAN FRANCISCO. Oct GRAPEFRUIT-- raclt Central Cali- and tip. 21c. and COS. S3ii3.50 box.

few HABBITS--No. UeC'il ooundi tn'icfn and'up. 33c; CAPONS--Under 7 13:: 7 PUMPKINS--Per pour.d. 2 2 601. eilia lar.cj DOW-JONES AVERAGES (FarnUhrd Kr Dean.

Witter tt (Member OI New eYork Stork Exehmntf) Thirty Industrials closed Monday olf 5.10. Twenty railroads 37.84,' off Twenty 24.76. oft 1.29. MONDAY'S CLOSING THICKS (Furn.jned Dr Co.) (Mtmutr u( lore stock i a Air Reduction cucmicals Chalmers Alaska Juncau t-ncan Can Alco Amer rower Amer itaaiaior Amer Miicuniv: Amer "lei Amer Tutucco A Ainrr Water Anaconoa Atlantic Auburn Baldwin Locomoilre Baltimore Ohio flarnsdal Oil Bethlehem Steel Bordenji Britcs Manft Calti I Case Caterpillar Cmo di Ptico Chesapeake A Ohio Chmier Col Carbon Col Gas Comtn Solvents Commonwealth South Continent at OH Corn Products Arto Utht tlcc Pr Lisht li 24 i i 1TJ4 131 IE CS H'i Reno. October 14th.

to Nicholas Maronch. 29. Madera. nnd Kuth BaitcKp. 24.

PAKNKLL-UUO1V--In Keno. October 14th. to Wilburn C. Pirncll. 22.

Tracy, and Alice Crow. 1C. Toft. 65', 19 30S 41 20 Oca Gen Motors Gen lanlc Gold D-Jit 19'; Guodrich A 13'; prrat WeMern Sutr.r. 1 H'josoa Illinois Central "9 1 Internet! a 37': Internal! Telephone Intercatl Mctel Johns Msnville Kcivlnator Kennrcott Copper Kroner Grot-cry L(5cet; Myers Liquid 35'i 31 12'.

n't Inc TTLcriinirti--iTl-aecu 32' 2'. S3 1 31 53 S' 5 26', 33 io; 17'. 43 11'. 17 is'; si S' 1 II 1 S3'. 13 27'; 40'.

lt'1 33-. 13'i 1( 41 1S'5 33 sr, 25', 28'; "CARD OF THANKS" "IN MEMORIAMS" NOTICES Cariti Of a i are nopular i dar. ai the; a a much time In und Ibty can rrzrb tltrlr of frlfndj. and rrlatirei Ibroach Frfino i a i Sl.2.% for lO-linc nnllce. Cnll 5-5221 For Solicitor bKL'LAIiA'UON OF INTENT TO WED lOLL'-PHILLU'S In Frtsno.

Htli. Raymond C. Hcle. 20. or and E.

Phillips. 21. ol Acacrmy. October 14th, Raymond of and Icnc MePliwcn, is, of Wishon. Ma'drrA County.

FORRMAN-nAIIRLTT--In Fresno. 13th. Earnest Ross Foreman 22. of Den Palos and Bernice A. Gaflett.

20. of A A A I Fresno. ber 16th. n. Sass'rr.

21. rE Eanla Barbara snd Avis son. 30. of I.iton. 15th.

"med'tiautr. Scott. 21 both of Frrrno. Frfsnn. rvtnhT Ifith.

Cfccllo "4. snd Frar.r^ Onintero. 21. both of Sclma. 22, trA Eltrateth bnth of rh-r i 23.

both nf Tith. Stanley Ni'-i-in. of Kan'-ord and Helen LCP Thompson, 21. of Frfrr.o. Funeral Naliccs Undertaking Co.

Cat 3,700 "AMAGE CASE HEARD I070 Edison Trch; Ed Oraan. sports cd- llor cf The Fresno Bee. and Ed- 0c orators cut i orrd. under 5 pound! pounds A SPROUTS-- EGGPLANT-- San Vallei Output at Kettlcman Kills went MAXSON-- Fresno. October Hlh.

133.1. Edna Franrls Maxrcn. ajed native nf lovt: beloved wife ol CCJPT D. Maxson: levin-, or A. Sh'rcian.

Mrs. John S'Jibj and Captain all of Fresno: Hitter of Brlcss or Anaheim. Georse Menken ol J. Menken of Mrs. Gecrxe Yoant and Mrs.

Dollie MO.TI- com-ry or San Bernardino, and survived by lour terandchlldren. Funeral ICPS will be held at the chapel the Mission Ilndertakin? Broirf- snd Belmont Avenues. October 11th. 1933. 3 P.

M. Friends aro Invited to attend. Interment In Belmont Memorial Park. Usle JONES In Eznta Cruz. 15th.

1933. N. Jonej. aped 73 years. a native or Wales: brloved nether of J.

Jonea of wlikes-Barrc. and Mrs. Jennie R. Price Santa Cnni two frandcMldrfn and three crest- xracdchlldren Jurvhr. FrlenCt are Invited to attend the funeral terv- ieea to be held In the chert 1 of ths Fur.cral Home.

Street at Calaveras. Tuesday Octolxr 11th. 1933. at 2:30 o'clccic. Icternent In Mountain View Cemetery.

Corfcclt III. former 'tions. u-orld wolt'rwtirht boxing ch.im- iJ. DEcro UOUS FRUIT P.llutdav r.iqht at The CaUfcrr.iftn. jiFornl.hcil Kr niitornli Frsil Eithini'r, nffnir Corhr-tf? r- I llrcmcnt Jrom rinp.

The for- mrr fi-hter now Is phvyical riirec- for for Califcrr.ia cr.d f.r, Cioup fi Ir.rr.O.- frr.m Sicrn- Ccrhctt a ''f the club. A prccrnrn wa? T.rr.^T.t- 'd nr.d rnc 1 1 bv Ccr- b'lt nnd rthf Sir.rrv Dinutiio. the rrf.fM*-'!. CASK i 1-y'X have CHICAGO. Fresno County 2CS who have filed forjor.ob?:-- TckayV contrar'f receive It w-is innifd iculnv hv County Farm Ad- J.

P. th'it bf filed show an averasc production 'for the specified periods of )f i of wheat. The coverniner.i 0:1 Tvhent in the nn tola! pro- of 51P.2TO Kcr.i-on 5-Tid ripplicatior.5 wiil r.o be accepted. niTTi i 51 r.S: thr.s HAT T.I TTI.RFAT on. tSr.

sr.d 3 i J.Irf«. i onAPrs-5s2n br re5 ca.ed during the nft stofttcn jerr.oon under renewed liquidation I LIVESTOCK MARKETS Funeral Home lii.AF.SA--in Fresno. October 14th. J933. Anna.

Hlafsa, a citlve nussis. a C4 jearx and 16 dajs; beloved cf Albert Itlafsa: lorinr mother cf Walla. Marr urrtris. phine. John.

Albeit Pete HlalM- and lister of cf the Holy Family, nil of Fresno. Friends are to attend the a Tneiday mornlnc. October 17th. frcm the Sullivan Fu- Home, at 3:30 o'clock: thence St. John's Cath-iJraK a.

requiem be rebrated for the repose her seal, 3 o'clock. I Holy Cross Thf Rosarr i be said Monday evenins ftt cSjiprl cf the Sulllran Hose it 7:30 o'clccfc. Nullman I A I I I a Fresno. Ssturday. Or- tobtr Hth.

1933. Icxlrc I lr. and Tcay PrimcM 1325 brother ol Mr. Jear.et'.e 7ene and Jorrph Perraclii; a ri California, sited 19 yearj. Friendf sre Inrli'd to itttrr.El thr October 17th.

M. from riolly hcir.e. 1325 thcnc- Church. a i Till crl'braled lor repofe cl roul. 91 10 o'clwt.

In be fsnllf a cvfr.lr.c as o'clock. Fityrdi'T. OctcV-r 14th. Csilo ISr. rr.d Joe Tf Tcry.

rt F.c^:r"i. 'l C'J a or s-'d T3 str.i'-.r.rr.'.'. b- LIVESTOCK MARKETS --onllicrn licccmbori Oicoiitracls niter soiling up from V.1Q. brukc to S.P.\ -vvilh the F. T.

1 KI.OKIST? COXD IT Quarter Billion Allocated For U.S. Cotton Loans Major World Food Plant DEAN WITTER Co. T.W. I' I'RESXO Telephone 2-5177 TO r.i r.rrr Regai Fresno Reports For' CHICAGO. I i h-jT i i i i vT i v.

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