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1. 1. I I I I I 49-Radios, Musical Instruments UPRIGHT practice. piano for sale. No.

Jeffrey street. 195 FOR SALE- Rembrandt: upright piano. Phone 3-1718. 196- FOR $. -120 accordion, lady's size.

$150. Phone 2-6747. before. 6 p.m. 50-Photography." FILM available.

Lot us. fix 4D that old camera today. Free estimates. Towne Photo Supply. 1600 Nineteenth street.

eratield. 7-24. tf MOVIES for rant. Feature length filme. cartoons.

traveloxues. Join our movie club. Towne 'Photo Supply: 1609 Nineteenth street. Bakersfield. 1-24 tr Ope-Day Photo Service Towne Photo Supply 1609 Nineteenth Streat 51-Typewriters, Office Supplies NEW and used -office furniture.

adding machines. typewriters and cash avende: registers. A. Friedman, 8826 Chester across from talrarounds. Phone 3-9658.

7-15-t! FOR SALE -New and used typewriters and adding machines, We buy typewriters, adding machines and. cash registers. Service for all machines. Chesteren Typewriter Company. 1650 avenue.

Phone 7-7095. 11-22-tf 52-Fruits and Vegetables POTATOES UTAH RUSSETS $3.50 A HUNDRED NEW SHIPMENT OF APPLES. UTAH DELICIOUS: LBS. 13.75 BOX. Texas Kid Produce 815 Thirty- 3-7-tt TOMATO plants, 25c per 'dozen; $1.50 per 100.

4014 Oregon. Phone 4-2232. 195 53-Poultry and Livestock SALE RED FRYERS, 40e NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRST GRADE PULLETS, 12. WEEKS 10 WEEKS OLD. 8.

WEEKS OLD. $1, PHONE 4-5811. 2219. EAST CALIFORNIA. 198 FOR SALE: Three registered Holstein bulls.

Ready for service. Phone 3-4073. 195 350. 11-month-old White Leghorn pullets, laying. Phone 2-6086.

198 FOR SALE or. trade for laying chickens, two young hogs, 100 pounds each. Airport Acres, 35167 Wright street: 195 FOR SALE- Good quality milk goats. 120 South King street. 195 80 GOOD quality.

Hereford steer calves. weishing about 350 70 medium qualIty steera welshing about 750 lbs. California Land and Cattle Company, phone 2-9160. 195 YOUNG registered Poland China sow, not bred. Three: mixed bred Hilts, will farrow soon.

Choice $65. Webb': Corral. Phone 3-7776. Baby Chicks Cash Discount on Advance Orders Riverview Hatchery 215 Roberts Lane. Phone 2-9305 e-tf WARDS -STAR BABY CHICKS PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW.

WARDS 4-STAR CHICKS LAY MORE EGGS. MATURE. FASTER. AVAILABLE IN ALL THE POPULAR BREEDS. WARDS HAVE COMPLETE LINE OF BATTNUES AND POULTRY SUPPLIES.

MONTGOMERY WARD FARM STORE :2326 Chester Phone 2-3638 e-t1 GOLDEN PAlomino stallion at stud, sired by "'The Bookings open for six mares, To see him call 3-5951. e-197 TASTE' treat awaits you. in these fast grown extra tender. Purina fed New Hampshire broilers. Unexcelled for barbecuing.

Premium birds. at bargain prices, 28c per 1b. This week only: Rittman's Poultry, 606 Wible Road (South, Oak). Open Sundays, phone 4-0573. 108 (South, Oak).

Open Sundays, phone 4-0573. 108 YOUNG pony, very gentle for children. $50: Phone 8-2125. 107 rabbit fryers, cut up. boxed, quick frozen.

Buy now for food lockers. 525. East Belle Terrace. Phone 4-8164. 54 Dogs and Other Pets CLYDE'S PET SHOP-1411 Chester ave nue, phone Fresh horse meat, kept under infra-red lights, 80 it's free from germs.

Come 586 -our pet monkey and our 1-4-t! 8IX-MONTH-OLD black Pomeranian pup for sale. $50. Phone 3-6486. 196 FOR gALE -Two-year-old registered female: Pointer. Trained by Tihb's School for Dogs.

Phone 2-4257. 198 GERMAN police pupa, mix weeks old. for sale. 3303 street. Bakersfield.

Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No. 10301. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KERN, THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN In the Matter of the Estate of NORA B. ENGLISH, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned wIll sell at private sale, to.

the highest and best bidder, suhject to confirmation of said Superior Court, on March 24, 1949, at 10:00 at the offices of Borton, Petrini and 304 Professional Building, Bakersfleld, California, all the right, title and interest of snid deceased at time of death, and all the right, title and interest that the estate of said deceased has acquired by operation or otherwise, other than or in addition to said. deceased at the time of death, in and to 'all that certain real property situate in the County of Kern, State of California, particularly described as follows, to wit: Lots 19 and 20, and the west half of Lot 21, Block 24, Keith's Addition as per Map recorded May 2, 1893, in the office of the County Recorder of Kern County, Callfornia. Terms of sale cash in lawful money of the United States on confirmation of sale. Ten per cent of amount bid to be deposited with bid. Bids or offers to be in and will be received at the aforesaid office at any time after the first publication hereof.

and before date of sale. DATED this 14th day of March, 1949. W. H. Executor of the Estate of Nora B.

English, deceased. BORTON, PETRINI CONRON, Attorneys for Executor. March 15 to .24 FOR CONVENIENCE THE BAKERSFIELD: CALIFORNIAN agents listed below will receive. classified advertising and subscriptions at the regular rates. ARVIN Leonard Francis.

Route Manager GRAPEVINE BUTTONWILLOW Marlposa Cigar Stand. Taft DELANO United Cigar Store or E. E. Delano Carrier McKITTRICK-BELRIDGE Earl Hillary Service Station KERNVILLE DISTRICT W. E.

Stewart, Postmaster FELLOWS H. Hillary. Taft MOJAVE Vic's Place, 400 Street, Mojave OILDALE Olidale Pharmacy McFARLAND Frank Carter. Route Manager SHAFTER Shifter Drug Company TAFT Staricopa News and Cigar Co TEHACHAPI Vaugha's Drug Shore. TUPIAN Mariposs Cigar Stand, Taft WASCO Drus Store of Earthe Wittmaser.

Route Manager Classified Columns Close 10 A. M. Classified ads containing display lines must be placed before 4:30 D. m. the day prior to be publication.

The Californian will not sible for errors in Classified Adver. unless correction -la made natomediately after first Insertion. on advertisements must be. called for. within 30 days with original redelpt.

Telephone 7-7631 for. City. Service Legal Notices: ELECTION PROCLAMATION NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL NOMINATING ELECTION AND OF ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION. OF THE BAKERSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT, AND SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO -BE HELD MARCH 22, 1949. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KNOW YE: That pursuant to law and the Charter, ordinances, resolutions and orders of the City of Bakersfield, a special municipal election for the submission to the qualified registered voters of said city of a.

proposition to repeal Ordinance No. 795, New Series, which ordinance provides for the installation of. parking meters in the City of Bakersfield, and a municipal nominating election for the purpose of nominating a councilman in the First, Third, Fourth and Seventh Wards, electing two members of the Bourd of Education of the Bakersfield School District, will be consolidated and held in the City of Bakersfield on Tuesday, the 22nd day of March, 1949. The list. of candidates for the office of Councilman in the First, Third, Fourth and Seventh Wards of the City of Bakersfield, and candidates for the office of member of the Board of Education of the Bakersfield School District, entitled to have their names: placed the ballot, are As oint follows: NOMINEES FOR CITY COUNCIL FIRST WARD FRED S.

BODEN EMILLIEN V. BOREL JAMES W. SHURLEY H. THORNBER GEORGE TOWERS GUS VERCANMEN NOMINEES FOR CITY COUNCIL THIRD WARD. MANUEL J.

CARNAKIS DAVIS B. FISHER NOMINEES FOR CITY COUNCIL FOURTH NORMAN W. RETHERFORD. JAKE VANDERLEI NOMINEES FOR CITY COUNCIL SEVENTH WARD CLAUDE ARTHUR MORELOCK ARTHUR C. RYDER HARRY G.

SMITH CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERS OF EDUCATION, BAKERSFIELD' MEAGHER SCHOOL DISTRICT WALTER E. PETERSON There shall be thirty-seven election precincts within said City and two election precincts" in that portion of the Bakersfield School District lying outside said City for the purpose of holding said consolidated nominating municipal election and special municipal election, and the election precincts heretofore last established by 'the Eoard of Supervisors of the County of Kern for the holding of general state elections are hereby consolidated into election precincts for the purpose of holding said consolidated nominating election and special election. A majority of the Council of the City of Bakersfield hereby determines one inspector, one Judge and two clerks a sufficient precinct board in. each consolidated precinct. The numbers the respective consolidated precincts and the' officers.

to conduct said consolidated nominating election and special election in each of said precincts, and the polling places for each of said precincts are hereby designated as follows: WARD NUMBER Consolidated Precinct No. 1 Consolidated election precinct num-. ber one shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers one and two. The officers to. conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Georgia Cline JUDGE: Marie S.

Brown Ada Eaton CLERK: Mary A. Knight The polling place shall be at Mrs. K. Gallup's Garage, 1614 Brown Street. Consolidated Precinct No.

2 Consolidated election precinct ber two shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers three and four. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Frances E. Hunt JUDGE: Iva G. Clarke CLERK: Virginia V. Pearson CLERK: Maric Cast The polling place shall be at the Joe J.

Hunt residence, 1111 street. Consolidated Precinct No. .3 Consolidated election precinct ber three shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers five and six. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and. designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Nell A.

Gibson JUDGE: Ellen R. Johnson CLERK: Mable Y. Hilton CLERK: Nina M. Holladay The polling place shall be' at. Fire Engine Station on Pacific Street between King Street and Beale Avenue.

Consolidated Precinct No. Consolidated election precinct number four shall consist precincts Bakersfield numbers. seven, eight and nine. The officers to conduct said election in and for said named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Edna M. Stroble JUDGE: Flossie Reddig CLERK: Florence L.

Catlin CLERK: Fay E. Unger The. polling place shall be at George McHugh's Garage al 928 Monterey Street. Consolidated. Precinct No.

5 Consolidated election precinct number five shall consist of precincts. Bakersfleld numbers ten, elcven and twelve. The officers to conduct said election in and for sald last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: L. JUDGE: Ida B. Large CLERK: Mamie E.

Frye CLERK: Lucy. A. Vivian The polling place shall be at Fire Engine Station on East 21st Street between Baker and King Streets. WARD NUMBER TWO Consolidated Precinct No. 6 Consolidated election precinct number six shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers thirteen and fourteen.

The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Edith Chappelle JUDGE: Mary E. Eyrand CLERK: Ollie Seeger CLERK: Pauline M. Mahan The polling place shall be at Calvillo's Garage, 611 -Tulare Street. Consolidated Preeinet Consolidated 'election precinct nuinber seven shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers fifteen and eighteen. The officers to conduct said election and for said last named precinct are' hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Stella Glauser JUDGE: Myrtle Jordan CLERK: Dana Bing CLERK: Mamie Fidler The polling: place shall be at the Wn.

A. Fotis Garage, 1301 Alta Vista Consolidated Precinct No. 8 Consolidated election precinct number eight shall consist precincts Bakersfield numbers sixteen and The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Mae E. Safford JUDGE: Ina L. Walton CLERK: Allie M.

Callagy CLERK: Fairy E. Golding The polling place shall be at the Knights of Pythias Hall, 604 Lake street. Consolidated Precinct No. 9 Consolidated election precinct number nine shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers nineteen, twenty and went officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Ethel A. De Armand JUDGE: Louise Bauer CLERK: Martha J.

Young CLERK: Clara L. Beggs The polling place shall he at Mrs. J. Beggs Garage, 600 Flower Street. Consolidated Preeinct No.

10 election precinct number ten shall consist of precincts Bakersfleld numbers twenty-two and twenty-three. The officers to conduct. said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: Legal Notices INSPECTOR: Nettie Amelia Howard JUDGE: Elizabeth Montgomery CLERK: Thelma. B. Reynolds CLERK: Bonnie B.

Traill: The polling place shall be at Mrs. Fred McPherson's Garage, 216 Jefferson Street. WARD NUMBER THREE Consolidated Precinct No. 11 Consolidated election precinct number eleven shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers twenty-four and twenty-six. The officers to conduct said: election in and for said last named precinet are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Addle M.

Fleshner. JUDGE: Mary Nell Hickman CLERK: Mary Arnold CLERK: Effie Thornbury The polling place shall be at the A. P. Strasner Garage, 715 30th Street. Consolidated Preeinct No.

12 Consolidated election precinct number twelve shall consist twenty- precincts Bakersfield numbers and The officers to conduct said election in and. for. said last named are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Clara, M. Goe JUDGE: Pearl Sanford CLERK: Charlotte: G. Miles CLERK: Blanche Jung The polling place shall be at the Bryant Radiator Service Company, 2426 Street.

Consolidated Precinct No. 13 Consolidated election precinct, number thirteen shall consist precincts Bakersfield numbers twenty-eight and twenty-nine. officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Goldie E. Crawford JUDGE: CLERK: Bess Juanita Hale, Patterson CLERK: Frances B. Cheney The polling place shall be at the Albert Jung Garage, 2120.0 0 Street.

Consolidated Preeinct No. 14 Consolidated election precinct number fourteen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers thirty-one and thirty-two. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Flo Zimmerman JUDGE: Julia Knight CLERK: Elsie. Walter CLERK: Violet L. Gribble The polling place shall be at the Schweitzer Gage Showroom at 1101 18th.

Street. Consolidated Precinct No. 15. Consolidated election precinct nunber fifteen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers thirty and thirty. three.

The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Rachel Rosenhahn JUDGE: Myrtle B. Russell CLERK: Hazel M. Tarter CLERK: Ada 'A. Stockton The polling place shall 'be at Mrs. H.

P. Turner's Garage in rear of 420 18th Street. WARD NUMBER FOUR Consolidated Precinct No. 16 Consolidated election precinct number sixteen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers thirty-four. officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Ethel Snietzer JUDGE: Frankie Hall CLERK: Josephine Alexander CLERK: Ethel L.

Hansen The polling place shall be at the W. E. Taylor Garage, 2601 Cedar Street. Consolidated Precinct No. 17 Consolidated election precinct number seventeen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers forty.

The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Georgia F. Sanders JUDGE: Mary Ruth Blaney CLERK: Clara Andrews CLERK: Elma Heller The polling place shall be E. M. Blacker Garage, 2303 I Street. Consolidated Precinct No, 16 Consolidated election precinct numher eighteen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers.

thirty-five and thirty-six. The officers to conduct said election in and for. said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Eva M. De Bolt JUDGE: Anna M. Matlock CLERK: Florence C.

Simpson CLERK: Gladys L. Kofahl. The polling place shall be at Mrs. D. L.

Kofahl's Garage, 2130 Cedar Street. Consolidated Precinct No. 19 Consolidated precinct number nineteen shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers thirty-seven and thirty-eight. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Mae G. Williams JUDGE: Roxie D.

Watson CLERK: Emelie E. Haworth CLERK: Anna Haggard The polling place shall be at Paul Hornung's Garage, 2028 Street. Consolidated Precinct No. 20 Consolidated election precinct. number twenty shall consist of precincts Bakersfleld numbers thirty-nine and forty-one.

The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Florence M. West JUDGE: Laurena Kilbourn CLERK: Millie G. Munsey CLERK: Lillian A. MAdams The polling place shall be at Mrs. W.

Boss' Garage, 2100. 22nd Street. Consolidated Precinct No. 21 Consolidated election precinct 'number twenty-one shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers forty-two and forty-three. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last.

named: precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Nannie A. Joyner JUDGE: Mary M. Horton CLERK: Thomas F. Cagle CLERK: Lizzie E. The Barrows polling place shall be at Camp Motor Company.

20th and Streets. NUMBER FIVE Consolidated Precinct No: 22 Consolidated election precinct number. twenty shall consist of preBakersfield numbers forty -tour. -seven and forty-eight. The officers to conduct said election in and for' said last named precinet are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Gloanah Ball Behan JUDGE: Harriet Carlock Elizabeth Saecker CLERK: Ethel Lee Willis The polling place shall be at.

the C. J. Wells Garage, 1517. G- Street. Consolidated Precinct No.

23 Consolidated election precinct number twenty-three shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers forty-five and forty-six. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Lois S. Ware JUDGE: Edith. M. Allen CLERK: Elsie: Brown Minner CLERK: Emma J.

Armstrong The polling place shall be at Mrs. C. R. Conrad's Garage, 2401 Truxtun Avenue. Consolidated Precinct No.

24 Consolidated election precinct number -four shall consist of. precincts Bakersfield numbers -nine, fifty and fifty-one. The officers to conduct sald election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Myrtle H. Hudson. JUDGE: Phila E.

Fox Abbie G. Stutzman CLERK: Esther Q. Medlock The polling place shall be at Ralph A. Agey's Garage, in rear of 1037 Street- garage faces on Blanche Street. Consolidated Precinct No.

25 Consolidated election precinct number twenty shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers fifty-two and fifty- -three. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Norma Patrick JUDGE: Lillian Lommis CLERK: Alice M. Chaplin CLERK: E. Ketchem Legal Notices The polling place shall be at the O. H.

Neumann Garage, in rear of 2621 San Emidlo. Consolidated Precinct No. 26 Consolidated election precinct ber twenty-six shall: consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers fifty-four and fifty-five. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Cleda M. Mangun JUDGE: Roberta Anderson CLERK: Alice L.

Hislop CLERK: Georgia J. Gardner The polling place shall be at the Emil -C. Reed Garage, 3001 Sunset NUMBER SIX Consolidated Precinct No. 37 Consolidated election precinct num.ber twenty-seven shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers. fifty-six and fifty-seven.

The officers to conduct said election and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Mary. D. Osman JUDGE: Bernice Hilty CLERK: Ealalie Massey CLERK: Gladys F. Powers The polling place shall be E. T.

Simonson's Garage, 615 Holtby Road. Consolidated Precinct No. 28 Consolidated election precinct number twenty-eight shall consist precincts Bakersfield numbers fifty-eight and fifty-nine. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby. appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Henrietta Knoles.

JUDGE: Edna. Ashe CLERK: Katherine B. Starke CLERK: Margaret Harrison The polling place shall be at Mrs. Georgia M. Francisco's Garage, 603 Street.

Consolidated Precinct No. 20 Consolidated election precinct humber twenty-nine shall consist of precincts Bakersfield seventy. one and seventy-four. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named: precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Annie J. Thornton JUDGE: Joan A.

Simon CLERK: Thelma E. Arp CLERK: Lida Clement The polling place shall be at the Charles Carr Garage, in rear of 1716 Bank Street. Consolidated Precinct 30 Consolidated election precinct ber thirty shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers seventy-two and seventyThe officers to conduct said election in and for said last named are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Lucille S. Hatton JUDGE: Roby. Isabel Potter CLERK: Myrtle R.

Irvin CLERK: Hilda Edwards The polling place shall be at Mrs. R. I. Potter's Garage, 310 Oleander Avenue. Consolidated.

Precinct: No. 31 Consolidated election precinct number thirty-one shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers seventy-five and seventy officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Ruby L. Newman JUDGE: Blanche Igel CLERK: Trogdon CLERK: Freida Kleinhample The polling place shall be at Ostin Trogdon's Garage, 1525 Brundage Lane. WARD NUMBER SEVEN Consolidated Precinct No. 32 Consolidated election precinct number thirty-two shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers sixty and sixty-one.

officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Olive M. O'Connor JUDGE: Georgia, Reynolds CLERK: Ervin CLERK: Ora Crawford The polling place shall be at Mrs. Hazel. Dunn's Garage, 1312 Street. Consolidated Precinct.

No. 88 Consolidated election precinct ber: thirty-three shall- consist of precincts: Bakersfield numbers sixty two and sixty-three. The officers to conduct sald election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Gussie O. Headen JUDGE: Katie J. Markle CLERK: Ethel May Elliott CLERK: Sylvia C.

Reagan The polling place shall be at the Fire Station at 10th and Chester. Consolidated Precinct No. 34 Consolidated election precinct number thirty-four. shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers sixty-four and sixty-five. The officers to conduct said election in and for last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Sopha E.

Blocher JUDGE. Esther Shannon CLERK: Elva Johnson CLERK: Cornelia Pifer The polling place shall be at Leroy Foster's Garage in rear of 930 0 Street. Consolidated Preeinct No. 35 Consolidated election precinct number thirty-five shall consist of precincts Bakersfield numbers sixty-six and sixty-seven. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Mae I.

Upton JUDGE: Dora Atwater CLERK: May B. Baker CLERK: Vernie E. Sprague The polling place shall be at the Ruth B. Newcomb Residence, 725 8th Street. Consolidated Precinct No.

36 Consolidated election precinct ber thirty-six shall consist of precincts Bakersfleld numbers sixtyeight and seventy. officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed and designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Nellie B. Ireland. JUDGE: Ernestine R. Edwards CLERK: Edna C.

O'Guinn CLERK: Ada M. Stewart The polling place shall be at the Nellie B. Ireland Residence, 1404 Chester Place. Consolidated No. 37 Consolidated election precinct number.

thirty-seven shall consist of precincts Bakersfield, numbers sixty-nine. The officers to conduct sald election In and for said last named precinct are hereby appointed designated as follows: INSPECTOR: Edna R. Lingo JUDGE: Lillie Ramey CLERK: Della E. Hoover CLERK: Mona J. Roberts The polling place shall be at the V.

L. Russell Garage, 140 Donna Street. Outlying Precinct No. 1 All that. territory belonging to the Bakersfield.

School District. and forniing a part thereof, lying outside of the Incorporated limits of the City of Bakersfield and east of Union Avenue, shall be known and designated as Outlying Precinct Number One. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct are: hereby appointed and designated as INSPECTOR: Eugenia Morley JUDGE: Marguerite L. Walters CLERK: Mary F. Griffith CLERK: Gladys M.

Bianchi The polling place shall be at the Williams School, 1619 Niles Street. Outlying Precinct No. All that territory belong to the School District and forming a part thereof lying outside of the incorporated limits of the City of Bakersfield and west of Union Avenue, shall be known and designated as Outlying Precinct Number Two. The officers to conduct said election in and for said last named precinct and the polling place shall be the same as those provided for consolidated precinct number twenty-two above. Such election shall be held and conducted in all respects: in accordance with the Charter and ordinances of the City of Bakersfield and the laws of the State of California applicable thereto All qualified electors.

within the corporate limits of the City of Bakersfield and within the territory embraced in the Bakersfield School District are, and each of them hereby invited to vote at: said nominating municipal NEW YORK STOCK CLOSE Furnished 1 by E. F. Hutton and Company 1417 Seventeenth Street. NEW YORK, March 16-. Air.

1 Reduction Allied Chemical Chalmers American Air Lines American Can Locomotive American Rad. Std. San. Armco American Smelt. Refin.

American Tel. Tel. American Tobacco B. Anaconda Copper Armour Co. 7 Atch.

Top. Santa Fe 931 Avco. 'Baldwin Loco. Baltimore Ohio 3 Barker 'Brothers 19 Barnsdall Oil Bendix Aviation 34 Bethleheni Steel 32 Bliss, E. W.

Boelng Airplane Borden 39 5 Borg-Warner 484 Briggs Calumet Hecla Canada: Dry Canadian Pacific Case, J. I. 33 Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corp. Chesapeake Ohio 314 Chrysler 54 Columbia Gas System Commercial Credit 51 Commonwealth Edison 36 Commonwealth Southern Consolidated Edison 21 Consolidated Vultee Continental Can 34 Continental Oil Del. Crane.

Company. Crown Zellerbach 24 Curtiss-Wright 9 Deere Co. Douglas. Aircraft 55: Du Pont de Nemour Eastern Airlines 15 Eastman Kodak Electric Auto Lite Central California 14 Northern California Southern California Arizona Florida 78 Total U. S.

165 Shipping point information for Los Angeles. Chula Vista, Oceanside, Tuesday, March 15: Moderate. Market tone: Slightly weaker. F.O.B. carlot sales: Pascal 16-in.

crates, individually washed. 2- to 3-doz. 'mostly 4-doz. and smaller. $2.60 $2.75.

Shipping point information for Phoenix. Tuesday, Demand: Fair. Market tone: Slightly weaker. F.O.B. carlot sales: Pascal 16-in nailed crates.

individually washed. 2- to 3-doz. $3 $3.35. mostly 4-doz. and smaller, supplies insufficient to quote.

LETTUCE Origin- Yesterday California Imperial Valley 153 Southern California Arizona, Phoenix Arizona, Yuma 89 Total U. S. 263 Shipping point information for Brawley, Imperial Valley, Tuesday, March 15: Demand: Moderate. Market tone: Unsettled -slightly weaker. F.O.B.

carlot sales. Los Angeles crates, Iceberg type, iced pack, 4-doz. 6-doz. 6-doz. few sales $5.

Dry pack Loo few sales to quote. ice extra. POTATOES Origin- Yesterday Northern California 16 Colorado 51 Idaho Maine 367 North Dakota 130 Oregon 27. Total U. S.

Los Angeles Livestock LOS ANGELES (P) Cattle salable. 1500; steers and heifers slow. little done early; few steers about steady: scattered gales helfers steady: cows steady to weak: bulls. steady: no early sales stockers and feeders: one load low good steers, $25.25: load high medium. bulk average medium, common.

medium: heifers. $21.50 23.50: common. bulk good cows. $19.30 20: load 1190 lbs. at latter price: medtum.

cutter and common. $16 18: best dairy type cows. odd head young kinds. $19.25: medium bulls. cutter and common.

Calves, salable. 375: steady: bulk sood and choice vealers, common and medium, $22 culls down to 818: good and choice slaughter calves, 29: common and medium, $20 25. Hogs salable, 600: rail offerings unsold early; local grain-feds fully 60c lower: sows. 50c off: bulk good and choice 235 local grain-feds, one small lot choice $23.25. extreme top: few.

bulk. offerings. good and $21; choice local trucking. sows. Valley Produce Marketing: information furnished by the.

Federal-State Market News Service, Bakersfield. (Carlot shipments.) CELERY Origin-: Yesterday Sheep salable. none: market untested. Los Angeles Citrus LOS ANGELES- The Federal State Market News Service reported today grapefruit slightly wenker on Coachella valley and Imperial valley; oranges and lemons: and Arizona grapefruit Grapefruit: Per box, Coachella valley, wrapped, fancy 648 few high a8 70: 806 few high as: 100s choice 64s 5.25: 703 $4.50: 808 4: 100s Imperial 70s and 80s $2.50 2.75. The California Fruit Growers' Exchange reported: today all.

auction markets California oranges were about unchanged Sunkist: higher choice. Representative prices hy size: Sunkist (first grade)--100s 1268 150s 1768 200s. S7.44; 220s 252s $5.08: 288.9 3443 $3.69. Choice. (second grade): 126s $7.33: 1508 176s $6.68: 220s 2528.

288s 3448 $3. San Francisco Stocks SAN FRANCISCO-(P)-Amer. Pow. Lt. Amer.

Woolen. Bishop Oil, Blair Holdings, 2.05; Com. Crown Zell. 95: Curtiss Wright DiGiorgio 10: Dominguez Oil. 26: Gen.

Paint. 13; Hawaiian Holly. Oil, 5: Indep. 11: KaiserFrazer. Leslie Salt.

Magnavox, March. Morrison-Knud, 20; Natomas N. Amer. Oil. 46; Onomea Sugar, Pac.

G. 31 P.G.E. 6 P.G.E. Pac. Light.

52: Pac. Tel. Riv. Cement, Socony-Vac'm. 16: Soundview Pulp, S.C.E..

4.88 pc. 28: Sou. Pacific, 42: Stand. Of of Super Mold, 18: Tide Water. Transamerica, Un.

Car. Union Oil of 294: Waialua 24; Westates Fete. 1.10; Westates 7. Los Angeles Stocks LOS ANGELES Pet, 2.05: Basin OIl, Bol Chi Oil, Bway Mt Diablo Oil, 1.80; Occidental Pet, .40: 24: Mascot Oil .95: a Menasco Mfg, Dept St. 9:.

Gen Mot, Holly Dev, 2.90: Intercoast 1.35; Lane- Wells, Pac Indem. 59: Rep Pet, Rice Ranch Oil, .10: Richf Oil, Ryan Aero, Secur Sig Oil Gas A. So Cal Edis. So 4.88 28: So 4.33 Transc West Air, Poultry, Butter and Eggs 6246. cases: wholesale a prices unchanged LOS: ANGELES except.

for large candled graded to rotallers, medium AA, 48 6 52c. and medium A. 45 41c. 190.422 prices unchanged. Cheese- -Receipts 250,889 lbs.

Live poultry unchanged except for colored fryers. to 3 and colored roasters, 4. lbs. and over. Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO-(P) An increase in selling pressure late in the session sent all grains lower on the Board of Trade today.

Wheat closed 1 to lower, May Corn was to lower. May Oats were unchanged to lower, May 67. Rye was low to cent higher, May $1.34. Soybeans were to 3 cents lower, March $2.21. Lard was 27 to 37 cents hundred pounds lower.

March $12.05. Los Angeles Hay. LOS. ANGELES (P) Alfalfa: U.S. No.

1 $33; U.S. No. 3. leafy $32: U.S. No.

2 green $28629; U.8. No. 3 21: grain hay unchanged. Carlot arrivals: 4 corn. 1 oats, 3 bran, cereal.

35 hay. flour. Legal Notices election, and said special election. BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY BAKERSFIELD. Dated this 14th day of March, 1949.

JAKE VANDERLEI; Mayor of the City of Bakersfield. Attest: MARIAN S. IRVIN, Acting City Clerk and ex-Officio Clerk of the Council of the City of Bakersfield. Mar. 16, 16, 17.

NOTICE Annual Meeting of Castle Hall, No. 76, Knights of Pythias, will be held Thursday evening, March 24, 1949, in the K. of P. Hall, 604. Lake Street, Bakersfield, for the purpose of electing officers, and for any other business that might come before the meeting.

(Signed) DILLASHAW, Secretary. 114 Wilson Avenue, Oildale, Calif. March 1 to 24. incl The Bakersfield Californian Wednesday, March 16, 1949 35 Electric Power Light 2244 Firestone Tire General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich 624 Goodyear 42 Great Northern pid. Greyhound Corporation Homestake Mining Houston Oil 307 International Harvester 25 International Nickel of Canada International Paper 48 International Tel.

Tel. 312 Johns 371 Kennecott 46 Kern County Land 4214 Libby McNeill Libby-Owens-Ford 49 Loew's, Incorporated Marshall Field May Company Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit National Dairy Products National Distillers Lead 29 New York Central National North American Aviation 1011 Nortli American Company Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Pacific Gas Electric 315 Western Oil 37 Pacific Packard Motors 34 Airways 9 Pan American Paramount Pictures Penney. J. C. Pennsylvania Railroad 016 Pepsi-Coia Phelps Dodge Phillp Morris Phillips Petroleum Public Service of N.

J. Pullman Radio Corporation Radio-Keith-Orpheum Rayonier, Inc. Republic Steel Rexall Drug. Tobacco 36 14 Richfield Oil Stores 19 Sateway Dist. Schenley Sears Roebuck Union Oil Shell Simmons Company Sinclair Oil 214 Vacuum 16 Calif.

09 SoconySouthern Pacific 42 Southern Railway Southern Corporation 374 Sperry Standard Brands Gas Elec. $4 25 Std. Standard Oil of 61 Oil 411 Standard Oil of 68 Standard Studebaker 18 Texas Company Tide Water Associated Transamerica Transcon. Western Union Carbide Union Oil of. 29 14 Union Pacific S1 United Aircraft United Airlines linited Corp.

U.S.. Rubber 30 ti. S. Smelting 421 U.S. Steel Warner Brothers Western Union 14 14 Westinghouse Woolworth.

Youngstown Sheet 70 Total volume. 670.000 shares. Dow-Jones Closing: Averages Industrials. 175.53, down .49. Rails 48.17, down .29, Utilities 35.04.

down .01. New York Cotton Futures Open High Low Close October 28.23 25.10 28.11 December 27.95 28.00 27.90 27.90 March .......32.33 32,30 32.31 34.35-37 May .........31.10 32.15 32.03 32.03-03 July 31.10 30.96 31.00-01 New York Cottonseed OIl Open High Low Close May 14.40 13.73 13.72-S0 July 14.32 13.70 13.70 December ....13.50 13.60 12.95 13.00 Los Angeles Produce LOS ANGELES (AP) Apples firm: pears slightly stronger on boxed San Jose winter Nelis: artichokes stronger: asparagus, cauliflower, celery slightly weaker; cucumbers weaker: cahbage slightly weaker. on local white and red: peppers firm on best Bells: lettuce steady on 48. slightly stronger on 6s: squash slightly stronger on banana and hubbard: tomatoes firm on Mexico originals, slightly weaker on stripped and cellophane pack. Apples: Watsonville Oak Pippins Glen storage tier place pack Romes -100 packed boxes Washington extra fancy Red Delicions $6.25 6.50; Oregon Pipping $4.75 Pears: Winter Nelis San Jose per box small $3.25: Jumble Pack $2.00 2.25; Comice Oregon lugs fancy Anjous Washington boxes, extra fancy, $4.75 5.00.

Artichokes: Arroyo Grande boxes 48-609 $8.00 8.50: Pismo 48-609 Santa 48-609 $6.0.0 Asparagus: Stockton large 30c. 1b: Imperial Valley bunched Jumbos 60c San Diego county extra fancy 40c lb. Cauliflower: Local lettuce crates trimmed $1.25 northern pony crates $1.75: Celery: Sturdee and wirewound crates Pascal Chula Vista 82.50 2.15: Oceanside 32.50@3.00; 20-inch crates, local, 2.00. Cucumbers: Florida bushel baskets fancy $11.00 hothouse. San Diego county extra fancy dozen $5.60 5.15; Pomona extra fancy 1 dozen $2.50.

Cabbage: local unlidded crates $1.00 Imperial Valley red local unlidded crates $3.00 3.50; Oxnard $5.00: Savoy local crates $1.35 1.50. Peppers: Bells Florida Mexico 22 25c lb. Lettuce: Dry pack Imperial Valley crates 43 $7.50 Phoenix 43 $7.75.00 8.00: Santa Ana. 4-5s $5.00 5.50. Squash: Florida bushel hampers Yellow Crookneck 8.00: Cocozelle Florida half-bushel baskets $6.50 7.00; banana half-bushel baskets $5.00 002 5.25; Italian local 8c Hubbard local 8c lb.

Tomatoes: Mexico original lugs 6x7s and larger cellophane packages 25 28c. Infant Drowns, Mother Held MARTIN Costa sheriff's deputies today took Mrs. Frances Marion Andrewsen, 29. into son custody was after found drowned, down in six inches of water in a bathtub in the family home. Norman Wilson, inspector in the sheriff's office here.

said the husband, Walter Andrewsen, 32, told him when he arrived home resterday evening his wife met him at the door and said, "I hare drowned our son. Andrewsen said he then rushed to the bathroom where he found the baby. Arthur Gill, fully clothed and wrapped in blankets with his face in the water. Wilson said the baby had been dead about one and one-half hours when he was found. Russia Keeps 200,000 German Prisoners, British Note Says LONDON (U.P.) Great charged today that Russia still held 200.000 German prisoners of war.

In a note delivered to Moscow the British said that Russia "on at least six occasions" agreed to release all German prisoners by the end of -last sellowever. "a number of prisoners totaling at the very least 200.000 have been retained in the Soviet Union," the note said. It challenged the Soviets to permit inspection by an international organization. Britain denied Russian charges that Britain is holding Germans against their will. The only Germans now under British control have as voluntary workers, the note said.

France delivered a similar note to Russia today. "Under these circumstances," the British said. "His Majesty's government proses to the Soviet government that an agreed national body' should be invited freely to carry eat an inspection of the conditions under which German volunteer workers are living and working in the United Kingdom and in the Middle East, provided that this body shall also be allowed free access to the Soviet Union to carry out similar investigations into the conditions under which German prisoners of war are held there." The note replied to a Soriet, note of January 25, which assured ain that all German prisoners would be released by the end of this year. Witness Complains, but Refuses to Go Outside Millard F. Tydings today invited a witness -before the Senate services committee to step and- have it out." But nothing came of it.

The Maryland Democrat offered to "have it out" after the witness -inventor Lester Barlow of Baltimore--complained "I don't like the war I am treated." Barlow appeared before the committee to oppose President Truman's nomination of Louis A. Johnson to be defense secretary succeeding James Forrestal. He told the committec that Johnson would be "menace to the future defense of the country." His heated exchange with Tydings stemmed from Barlow's statement that "certain people" in Washington were putting pressure on the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Corporation to keep him from testifying. Barlow said the firm had employed and on" for many Fears.

"Senator Lester C. Hunt (D-Wyo.) demanded that Barlow "name names." Barlow said. he couldn't but that a vice-president of the firm, who told him of the "threats," could. N.Y. Stocks Turn Lower NEW YORK-(UP)-Stocks weakened today.

as Wall Street waited for the Federal Reserve Board to act on margins, for Congress to do something about the federal labor law, and 1, see the results of John I. Lewis' "vacation" for the coal miners. Trading dwindled, with sales slackening to a puce of around only 600.000 shares for a full day. Wall Street also watched ments in western Europe where rapid steps were being taken to strengthen the military alliance against Russia. All sections of the stock list turned lower and the decline was paralieled by the dip in commodity prices.

Losses at the close ranged to around a point in the leaders. The exceptions included International Business Machines, 172, up and Allied Chemical, 177, up 1. National Steel lost at Skelly Oil was 117, Amerada 100, off 2: American Smelting, off Johns-Manville, off General Foods, off General Electric. off Standard Oil of California, unchanged: Texas off U'nion Pacific, 81, off and Union Carbide, off Eastman Kodak, off Chrysler, 54, unchanged; General Motors, off Union Pacific, 81. off and Santa Fe, off CHILD FALLS IN HOT WATER; SEVERELY HURT Three-year-old Claudette Murray, 2203 street, was reported in "poor" condition at Kern General Hospital today where shewas under treatment for burns inflicted yesterday afternoon when she fell into a tub.of scalding hot water.

The child fell into water her father, Lem Murray, was using to scrub the kitchen floor, Detectives (. R. Milligan and John M. Towle reported after investigation. She is suffering from second degree burns about the thighs.

Officers said the father prevented further- serious injury by catchchild just as she fell into. the tub. OBITUARY NOTICES JOHNSON, JAMES EDWARD- Funeral services for Private First Class James Edward Johnson, 23-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. Charles Johnson.

Beiridge, who was killed in action in the South Pacific May :15. 1945. will be held al 1 p.m. Saturday in the Payne and Son Funeral Home with the Reverend Sam Kleinsasser officiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.

The remains of the World War II veteran were recently returned from temporary burial in a military cemetery in Asia at the re-, quest. of. the parents. Private Johnson was born in Blursville. Ga.

He is survived by. his parents; a brother. Clyde. of Tucson: and a sigter. Mrs.

Virginia Baldes. Oildale. Pallbearers will be Tim Sullivan, Max Poteete, Allen Poteete, Robert Roundtree, Arthur Johnson. and Arnold Liech. LOPEZ, ZEFERINO MARTINEZ- Graveside services for Zeferino Martinez Lopez, 21, 1033 Fifteenth street.

Wasco, who was killed in Wasco March 12, were held at 10 a.m. today in the Wasco cemetery. Rosary was recited in the Robert Jones Funeral Home chapel Monday night. The deceased was a patire of Mexico and had been employed as a farm laborer during the 14 months he lived in this country. He is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonardo Lopez of Monterrey, Mexico: two brothers. Elecio and Lorenzo; five sisters. Antonia. Marie.

Juanita. Elena and Socorra. all living at home in Mexico: an uncle. P. S.

Hernandez, of Los Angeles; and two cousins. Frank Chabira and Mrs. Angle Flores, both of Wasco. RICE. ROY LEE -Funeral services for Roy Lee Rice; 51.

1937 Flower street, who died in his home Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the DoughtyCalhoun-O'Meara Chapel, with the Reverend Lynn Wood officiating. Cremation will be In- Bakersfield Memorial "I have only one injunction to you--stick to the facts about Mr. Johnson. We don't want any neous matter in the record about Mr.

Rooserelt." Trdings said. "I don't like the war I an treated," Barlow complained. have been before congressional committees for 35 years and bare perer seen anything like it." "If you want to testify, fine." Tedings said. "If you don't, we call go outside and have it out." Barlow summarized his charges against Johnson as: "Illegal extortion of silence of private citizens and industrial officials of private industry. with other governofficials to extort patents which would control certain tracts.

"Putting pressure on a Chilean copper company president. not. to sign over the patent to 8 bomb to the Martin company. "Documents to prove that son. President Rooserelt and former Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau broke the neutrality act by permitting foreigners to see and purchase secret Record Breaker Crowd Attends Employe Affair The largest recorded attendance wAS registered at Tuery night's dinner meeting of the Kern County Employes Association.

more than 400 turning out for the dinner and business Leon Bryson presided at the meeting. Workers heard reporis from the Board of lent committee, the Credit Union committee and other, active groups within the association. Members learned that flor were enjoying more privileges than any other group of county in California. It was reported that counties are now taking advantage of the retirement plan for its and counties hare approved their employes instituting credit unions ta aid members financially. Out of a total of 71.000 county employes in the state, some 29.0041 are members of county employe associations, the gathering was told.

A program of entertainment followed the meeting. Peron Takes Oath. of Office BUENOS AIRES (INS) Juan D. Peron was inaugurated president of Argentina today under the new constitution which permits him to succeed himself. Peron took the oath of office in the Plaza Congreso, after a military parade.

A national holiday has been ordered. The General Labor Confederation called a 12-hour work of restaurant, theater and morie employes to observe the ceremonies, and transportation and communication workers stopped work for 6 hours. Red Lands Building Armies, Briton Says. LONDON (UP.) Minister of State Hector McNeil charged in Commons today Romania, Bul-" garia and Hungary are violating military and other clauses of their peace treaties with Soviet acquiescense. He said Bulgaria and Romania have built armies larger than their peace treaties allow.

Hungary, he said. also is planning to expand its. army abore treaty limits. All three Sorlet satellites. bare suppressed political opposition, he said.

Park. The deceased was a native of San. Antonio. Texas. He was a veteran of World War J.

He lived in California since 1908 and had been employed as an insurance adjuster by the United Pacitic Insurance Company. He lived in Bakersfield for the past eight years. Mr. Rice had been active in Boy. Scout work, and was scoutmaster of Troop No.

18. The senior group of his troop will. take part in the funeral services. The decensed leaves a widow. Mary.

SMITH, HERBERT services for Herbert H. Smith. 77, retired city tax collector who succumbed yesterday in a southland hospital will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Payne and Son Funeral The Bakersfield Lodge. No.

224. F. A. M. will conduct services with Worshipful Master Mike Oldershaw officiating.

Entombment will follow in Bakersfield Memorial Park, Mr. Smith Was a native Pennsylvania and had resided here for 41 sears. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Agnes Ormsbee Smith who resides at the family home, 1123 street.

and a son. Walter, present city tax collector. There are also three daughtera, Mrs. Marian Johnson. Bakersfield: Mrs.

Mildred Alhambra, and Bra. Margaret S. Newman. Glendale, and a sister, Mira. Agnes Eastman.

Philadelphia. and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be H. Hendrickson, W. E.

Curry. Henry Eissler, H. D. Headen, Hugh Nester and Larry Hendsch; IN APPRECIATION Wa wish to express our appreciation for the kindnesa and sympathy. of our friends during our recent bereavement and for their beautiful floral offerings.

(Signed): Apolinar Munoz and family. DEATHS Ralph Thomas Putnam, 45, Route 7, Box 350; died Tuesday in a local hospital; Flickinger Mortuary. Giulio Lorenzetti, 60, 1727 Lake street: died Tuesday in a San cisco hospital: Hopson Mortuary. Samuel Perryman, 75, died this morning in his home: Robert L. Jones.

Funeral Wasco. Arthur 0. Sims, 24. 233 Fourth arenue, Arvin; Flickinger Mortuary. Rovelia Ward, 74, Willits, the Doughty-Calhoun-O'Meara Funeral Chapel.

Howers BAKER STREET FLORIST Call 3-5416 1217 Baker.