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14 THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1949 KERN COUNTY RECORDS AND VITAL STATISTICS (Up to Neon Today) DOCUMENTS RECORDED CHARLES H. SHOMATE, Recorder Deeds K. McAlpine Land Development Company. grants to Ernest P. Tllcou lot 107, section 17, 2D-25.

SJ.50. A. Wilson and wife grant to E. Borgmier lots 37 and Garden Acres. Excepts one-half minerals.

King Lumber Company grants to Veterans Welfare Hoard lots 28 and block 5, Resubdfvislnn Blocks 3, 4 and 5, California Avenue Park Tract No. 2-. D. Slack and wife grant to Carl F. Twisselman ami wife, ns joint tenants, nil of SW.4 section 29, 29-21, and SEU nnrl of NEVi section 30, 2fl-2l.

F. Knrpp and wife prant to O. P. AVIIliams and wife, as joint tenants, lot 35, tract No. 1149.

St.55. Lumber Company grants to Emnmipl II. Mettler wife, us joint tenants, lot IS. tract No. 10SS, Lomlta Verde.

liepnn Brants to Eddie Sprntlen nnd wife, as joint tenants, lots 25 and 2fi, block 13S, Kern. W. Holland and wife grunt to Horace V. Grayson and wife, ns Joint tenants, portion lot 20 and 21, block 5, Sunset Park. Sfl.10.

R. Parish Krauts to Frank H. Bidiu-t anil John A. Bidarl lots 6, 7, 8, 1C. 17.

is, 2(i. 21, 22, 23, 24 nnd 25, tract No. 1125, Plaza Bonlta. Tnylor Smith grants to Clarence E. Wright of lot 34S.

section 17, 29-2D. 3 per cent minerals. Clack nnd wife grant to Clarence Vernon Cloyd nnd wife as joint tenants portion blocl; 117, Orange Home Tract. Delano. SJ1.G5.

Orders and Decrees of J. F. Pitt, deceased, order settling account nnd distribution of estate to Mary E. Pitt, property and 4-24 interest in lode mine on portion section 11, 30-40. Superior Court, Los Angeles county.

of Alice M. Ott. deceased, decree distributing estate to John W. Olt, personal property, property out of county and one-fifth interest In portion of SW'i NVfc of KWVt section 7, 9-13. Superior Court, Sacramento county.

of David Calm, deceased, order for partial distribution of estate to Horace Didot. administrator of estate, personal property and interests in portions section 10, 27-21; portions sections 22, 23, 2(i, 27, 34, 35. 16, 27, 2S. 29. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, all In 20-19: portions sections 10, 23.

24, 25, 26, £7. 29. 30. 31, 32, 3d. all in 20-20; and portions sections 5, fi, 7.

8, nil In 27-20. Superior Court, Kern county. Notices Brower files notice of nonresponslbllity for labor or ma- terinis on premises known ns 1525 Nineteenth street, lot 4, block 245. C. Menne files notice of Intention to mortgage fixtures nnd equipment located on premises known as Vern's Drive Inn, Delano.

M. Clark files notice of completion of Improvements on lots 19 and 20. block 10. Keith Addition. Completed August 19, 1940, by Wesley Lindsay.

Borax Company files notice of nonresponsibility for labor or materials on SKV4 section 24. 11-9. Petroleum Corporation files notice of completion of building on section 14. 2S-27. Completed August IS.

1940, by C. R. Rogers. D. Fox files notice of completion of dwelling on lots 21 and 2H, block US, Delano.

Completed -August 15. 1940, by owner. Park Property Owners Association files claim against various owners for various amounts on property situated In Krnxler Pnrk. subdivisions of a portion of sections and 36, 9-20. Releases A.

Keating files notice of withdrawal of default dnted February 2. 1939, covering SH of and of NE'4 section 20. 27-27, and default dnted February 16. 1939, covering NH of and NW'4 of section 20, 27-27. States Internal Revenue releases George Irwin from tax lien dated February 14, 1940.

releases L. G. McMnlns, doing business as Cleaners, from tax lien dated February 15, 1940. releases B. W.

Fisher, doing business as Cottage Laundry, from tax Hen dated February 27, 1940. releases snme from lien dated February 27. 1940. releases same from lien dated February 27, 1940. releases same from Hen dated April 27, 1940.

tax tax tnx OH Instruments Superior Oil Company quitclaims to Howard D. Bristol et al all rights in of section 25. 28-24. Terminates lease. Oil Company assigns to Robert E.

Bering nnd Helen K. Bering as joint tenants one-half of 1 per cent Interest In minerals produced from of section 33 and NWV4 section 34. 11-19. Oil Company assigns to Robert E. Bering and Helen K.

Bering as joint tenants one-half of 1 per cent interest in minerals produced from SEU section 29, 11-19. E. Bering and Helen K. Bering assign to Jasper W. Tully one-half of 1 per cent interest In minerals produced from SEU section 28.

11-19. assigns to same one-half of 1 per cent Interest In minerals produced from section 33. section 34. 11-19. LIs Pendens County Laud Company vs.

Samuel Carothers, et al, notice of pendency to quiet title to SWVi section section 11; of NK'i and E'4 of section 12; portion section 13; sections 15 and 16, all in 26-2S, and portion sections 5 and section all sections 15, 16 and 17, SVi of NW'i and of SW14 section IS. all in 26-29. Superior Court, Kern county. Binns doing business ns Binns Plumbing Company vs. Earl Irby, et al, notice of pendency to foreclose on lien for labor and materials on lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, block 27, Keith Addition.

Superior Court, Kern county. W. Bralnare vs. John J. Kovacevlch e.t al, notice of action to foreclose trust deed on various lots in Stockton Addition, Arvin and Arvin Townsite, nnd portions sections 6, 23, 35.

27. all in 3129; portion section 32. 23-2(1; portion sections 36, 35, 30-29; and portion section 30, 31-30. Superior Court, Kern county. Reconveyances of America National Trust nnd Savings Association recon- veys to J.

A. Malone nnd wife lots 3 and 4, block 152, Kern. Mortgage Company reconveys to Morris Duty and wife portion lots 29 and 30, Green Acres. Except one-half minerals. W.

Browning, trustee, re- conveys to Viggo Stnnderup nnd Koren Rtanderup portion of nnd W'a of SW'i of section 20, 31-29. of America, trustees, reconveys to Ellis Barnard Mn- tlieny lot 2. block 55, Ford Townsite. Excepts minerals. Abstract Company reconveys to Mildred A.

Stevens and Arthur C. Stevens portion lot 11, 12 block 40. Lowell Addition. D. Ilnchelder et al, trustees reconvey to Benjamin F.

Strickle and wife lot 21, section 35, 30-27. Western American Real! Company reconveys to Elmer Kit chen nnd wife lots 11, 12. 13, 14, 1 and portion 16, block 16G, Bakers field. Mechanics' Lien Creamery nnd Con struction Company claims lien ii amount of $474.27. on lot 10, block 2, Tract No.

1056, Wasco. C. Hamilton, owner. Lumber Company claims Hen In amount of $51.91, fo materials on portion lot 29. section 1, 30-27.

Ralph H. Hartman, owner claims lien In amount J1103.16, for materials on portion WH lot 29, section 1, 30-27. Ralph Hartman, owner. claims lien In amount t67.72 for materials on portion lot 29. section 1, 30-27.

Same owner K. Jordan claims Hen in amount of $103 on portion WH lo 29. section 1, 30-27. Ralph H. Hart man.

owner. County Clerk's Office R. J. VBON, CUrfc New Suite County Land Company vs. Samuel Cnrothers et al, complaint to determine adverse claims to property known as SWH section 1, all section II; WH of nnd EVfc of NWU section 12; portion section 13; sections 15 and 16.

all In 26-28; portions sections 5 am: WH section suctions 15, 16, 17; SH of and NVi of section IS, all In 26-29. W. B. Beaiz- ley, attorney for plaintiff. Blnns, doing business as Binns Plumbing Company, vs.

Earl Irby, Hugh Curran and wife et al. complaint to foreclose lien. Claflln nnd Chain, attorneys for plaintiff. New Business Licenses J. Albert Jackson, Ford City, Junk dealer.

Jolly Tire Company, Chester avenue, used tires. Joe J. Granoff, Hiverview, Junk dealer. Robert Venick, Sumner street, junk buyer. Lois Kimpton, Highland Park, cafe.

L. W. Satterfleld, Lnmont, peddling. Jesse J. McKenzie, Mojave, cafe, soft drinks.

Smith's Corner Beauty Shop, Shafter, beauty shop. Thomas Domlnque, Roberts Lane, service station. Leonard L. Jackson. Wiisco, service station.

Andrew Sanowisch, Wasco, used furniture. Hoyet Greenwood, Greenfield, service station. Judgments favor J. A. Slaugh ter.

et al, against Theordore Everett Beene et al, in amount $389, Interest and costs. Munlclpa Court, City of Long Beach, Los Angeles county. favor Herbert Sears, Incorporated. In amount of $121.91, against Alonzo Trlpp. Justice's Court, Sixth Township, Kern county.

Assignments T. Bowman and wife assign to Taft Branch, Bank of America National Trust and Savings Associn- tion. mortgage dnted May 22, 1939 covering lot 1, block 7, Taft Heights Addition. E. Ingram and wife assign to Louren Miner and wife as joint tenants, trust deed dated February 20, 1940.

covering portion of section 20, 30-28. Excepts one-half minerals. New City Licenses Crafts. 20 Big Shows. Kentucky and Alta Vista, carnival.

George Antonros, 615 Pacific street, wholesale produce. Ceco Steel Products Company, 1450 Mlrasol street, Los Angeles, steel reinforcing. Henry A. Heimforth Son, Route 2, Box 357-B, general contractor. James Connelly, 725 bakery products.

J. L. Smith, Route 2, Box 299-S, tile contractor. Irene Koux, 1112 Truxtun massaging. Co-Operative Sign Company, 3317 North Mission Road, Los Angeles, sign.

Proofs of Labor Nestell files proof of labor on Treasure Island and Treasure Island No. 1 mines. avenue, Agreements Edward Halpln agrees to sell to Richard S. Stcele for $250, EVi of section 5, 26-39. Location Notices Raymcr files amended location notice on Golden Gate No.

3 mine in Black Mountain mining district. T. Harper et al locate the Buckhorn lode mine In Cedar Creek mining district. J. Goulet locates the Pacific Fortune mine in Carlock mining district.

locates the Pacific Fortune mine No. 2 in Curlouk mining district. Builder's Contracts California Gas Company makes agreement with C. P. Larsen and C.

E. Rawllngs for $4446.59, street Improvements on portion of section 17, 32-24. Plans and agreement. Bills of Sale Mrs. Marguerite Piekrell grants to Miss Marguerite Piekrell personal property in house located at 110 Tyler street, Ford, California.

Flickinger-Digier CHAPEL A phone call, when grief strikes, and troublesome details are instantly lifted from your shoulders. TELEPHONE 97 Chester Avtnus at Thlrtssnth tart OWN Service Building Permits O. F. Walker, $91, pest control work, 2005 Cherry street. It.

B. Carl, contractor. Eastern Clothiers, $5000, alterations, 1525 and Nineteenth street, Curler Yowler, contractors. Edtui Buchner, $2900, dwelling, 2105 Palm street, Willard n. MIchal, contractor.

Same. $225. garage, 2105 Palm street, same contractor. Electrical Permits Irene Koux, $400. install outlets and fixtures, 1110-1112 Truxtun, L.

F. Bauer, contractor. F. h. Lynn, Install outlets and service, 420 Holtby Road, owner contractor.

Dorothy Knuth. $220, Install outlets Mud service, 200 Chester, Earl PcMler.sen, contractor. UNION CEMETERY Furnishes' MONUMENTS FLOWER CONTAINERS GRAVE MARKERS at Lowest Prices Monumintal Display at Ccmitiry Entranet Office Within the Ground! PHONE 2237 Trust Deeds Buchner to Corporation of America, trustees for Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, $2600, portion block 2(1. Chester Tract. Assigns rents.

THminrd Xathi'ny nnd wife to Corporation of America, trustees for Bank of America. $950. lot 2, block 55, Ford Townsite. Excepts minerals. Assigns rents.

D. Williams nnd wife to Bakersfield Abstract Company, trtis- tce.s- fnr First Federal Savings Association, $3000, lot 35, tract No. 1149. Assigns rents. New Addresses ANDREW, N.

Chester Lane from Glfndnle. BRENEMAR. South King street to 508 Knott street. BREESE, Forrest street. BOEPECKER.

Baker street to 2109 Seventeenth street. No. 16. COMPTON. B.

street to 1710 Blanche street. DIAL, Crawford street. HAYES, Kentucky street. JONES. W.

Cherry street from Taft. K1RKMAN. G. Palm street. MONSEN.

Oak street. RAINS. T. Clyde street. SMITH, Nilcs street from Long Beach.

SMITH. M. Xiles street to 810 East Twenty-first street. THOMPSON, J. East Tenth street.

WATTS. E. street to 2331 Chester Ijane. WARD, G. Jeffrey street.

WILSON, W. street to 2301 Belle Terrace. WOLF. Lake street to 715 Kentucky street. WHEATLEY, AV.

Blanche street. WOODS. J. Warren street to 1429 Fourth street. State May Build Hatchery on Kern (Continued From Page A'inrJ stale officials at a recent dinner ol the Kern County Fish and Game Association.

It was declared that 30 per cent of 4-Inch young fish die or are eaten before reaching maturity. Local sportsmen retorted that 70 per cent yield of live fish plante In the river Is above the national state average and that ralnbov trout, native to the stream, thriv there. Governor Olson subsequently relt erated his promise that Kern count; would have a fish hatchery when was visited at his Los Angeles of flee by a delegation headed by Sup ervisor Ralph Lavln. Bridges Calls Ickes Short-Pants Hitler (Continued From Page One) pie with that irresponsible record for which he and he alone must answer? "Who is this Irkes who talks so a safe Hitler? In his own right, Irkes is a Hitler in pants. Like Hitler lie hates the newspapers and freedom of press and speech and would ruthlessly control them.

Like Hitler he is a professional rabble rouser who never succeeded at anything else; who is a political hatchet man. "The New Deal regime that Ickes schemes for is nothing but un American form of nazisni. Like Hitler he is a common scold puffed up by high office. The resemblance is closest in their attitude toward the truth. Who Is Ickes to make faces at Hitler? Doesn't he own a mirror?" Cirgonians Hear of Beet Increase Sugar beet acreage In Kern ounty has more than doubled since reaching a total of approximately 3500 acres this season, Agri- ultural Commissioner Lewis A.

Burtch said today in an informal discussion of the sugar beet Industry at the Cirgonian Club meeting. He reported that production was heavier than the 12 tons to the acre obtained last year ami that the sugar content also was higher. M. K. Brume, secretary of the Kern County Agricultural Conservation Association, and N.

D. Hudson, assistant farm adviser, also Joined in the discussion. Ray Meaghcr presided over the meeting in the absence of President Richard Clendenln. Plumbing Permits C. Brower, $274.50, Nineteenth street, contractor.

plumhing, 1527 W. W. Smetzer, "Miss California" Argument Settled Associated Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES. Aug. dispute over the title of "Miss California" apparently had been settled today, in favor of pretty Rosemary La Planchc of Los Angeles.

O. J. Meinhardt, president of the Associated Apparel Manufacturers of Los Angeles, said George Tyson, managing director of the Showman's Variety Jubilee at Atlantic City, had informed him the "Miss California" contest at San Bernardino August 4 was the only one he had authorized, and that Miss La Planche would be the official contestant at Atlantic next month. Two other cities had chosen a 'Miss California" for the New Jersey competition. Total Turk Aid Seen if Greece Attacked Associated Press Leased Wire) ANKARA, Turkey, Aug.

impression that Turkey will aid Greece unhesitatingly if she Is attacked by Italy persisted among foreign observers here today, although government spokesmen denied any such assurance had been formally communicated to Greece. The spokesmen said the Turkish charge d'affaires in Athens had called on Premier John Metaxas yesterday, but only to express his government's condolences over the sinking of the Greek cruiser Helle last Thursday by a submarine of unidentified nationality. Windsors Seeking Cool Island Home Press Leased Wire) NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. Oppressed by the heat of midsummer Nassau, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor were reported today seeking a temporary home away from official government house and close to the seashore. One place mentioned in their house-hunting was Shangri-La, palatial winter residence of Alexis AVen- ner-Gren, Swedish industrialist, where Greta Garbo was a guest last season.

Seek Indictment of Siegel as Murderer (United Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Aug. county grand jury opened an inquiry today into a It-month-old murder allegedly inspired and executed by Murder, Incorporated, New York killers-for-hire syndicate. District Attorney Huron Fitts presented the case to the grand jury in an effort to obtain an Indictment charging Bonnie Siegel, rlollywood night life figure, with the murder last Thanksgiving eve of larry (Big Civenie) Schaeter. Siegel, routed from the attic of ils 35-room Holmby Hills mansion and arrested last Friday, already ias been charged with murder in a listrlct attorney's complaint. Give Process Server Damages in Beating LOS ANGELKS, Aug.

lor Judge Lewis H. Smith didn't like Writer Tom Reed's story that he jeut a process server because he nought he was about to be robbed. "To believe that you were about to held up under such circumstances vould be ridiculous," said the court. 'Plaintiff Louis L. Goldman is awarded $163 actual damages and 500 punitive damages." The paper Goldman served had to lo with an alimony claim of Heed's Irst wife, Dorothy.

R. A. F. Raids Nazis' Naval and Air Bases (Associated Press Leased Wire) LONDON, Aug. A.

F. bombers last night attacked the Germun naval base at Kiel and SO airdromes in Germany and in enemy occupied territory, while in dnyllght raids yesterday an airdrome at Flushing and an anti-aircraft position near Amsterdam were bombed, the air ministry announced tonight. Three British planes did not return. BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGtE (First game) At New R. H.

E. DETROIT 3 8 1 NEW YORK 4 8 0 Ratteries: Rowe, MoKaln and Sullivan; Ruffing and Uirkey. (Second game) At New R. H. DETROIT 2 8 0 NEW YORK 4 8 1 Batteries: Trout, McKain and Sullivan: Ronhatn and Rosar, Dickey.

(First came) At R. H. E. CHICAGO 6 7 PHILADELPHIA 1 3 5 Batteries: Smith and fresh; Rosa, Rubeling and F. Hayes.

At R. H. E. CLEVELAND 11 16 0 BOSTON 6 12 0 Batteries: Feller, Allen anil Hemsley, Pytlak; Wilson, Dickman and Foxx. NATIONAL LEAGUE (First game) At St.

R. H. E. BROOKLYN 0 6 1 ST. LOl'lS 3 6 0 Batteries: Cirissom and Mancuso; Shoun and Owen.

At R. H. E. BOSTON 3 13 2 PITTSBURGH 6 15 2 Batteries: Salvo and Berres; Lanahan and Davis. At R.

H. E. PHILADELPHIA 0 3 1 CHICAGO 4 8 1 Batteries: Mulcahy and Warren; PaHseau and Todd. At R. H.

E. NEW YORK 7 0 CINCINNATI 3 7 0 Batteries: Lohrman and Dan- nine; Thompson and Lombard). City, County Join in Army Welcome (Continued From Page Nine) serve sometimes wasted water for the benefit of our growing agricultural industries for ninny years has been one of the most important projects of the county chamber," Mr. Hoffman said. City and county officials declared construction of the dam would alle iate ever-present dangers of floods both in the city of Bakerstield jroper and on valley farms.

Great Benefits Although the backwater from the dam would inundate the present own of Isabella and part of Kern- 'ille, officials believed that recrea- ional possibilities accruing from ormation of the lake would offset lardships of moving the two cities. Support of the proposed dam has also been given In 'resolutions ap jroved by the Kern River Chamber Commerce, whose members en dorsed the project provided property wners and businessmen of the mountain region are reimbursed in ull for land which might be caught the backward sweep of the iammed-up water. Arrested as Drunk, Man Admits Slaying United Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Aug. Hardesty, 50, found inebriated a downtown street, told police had just strangled a woman. he body of Clara Williams, 27, A B-girl" In a skidrow cafe, was found a hotel room where the man said killed her because "I was tired of eing taken by B-girls." Gray-haired Hardesty, a male urse, said he met the girl at a bar and I acted like a gentleman and bought er only two-bit drinks.

And then he tried to chisel me." He was held the city jail on suspicion of murder. AMERICAN LEAGt'E CLEVELAND All. II. O. A.

WHIN IN JAIL AND NEED BAIL CALL Bond Blnger 4W, 1790-M or 163S- U. Accord "Alarms" Japanese Associated Leaned Wire) TOK10, Aug. Radio) Japanese newspapers professed alarm today over the United States' new defense accord with Canada, declaring that ultimately it would cause grave disturbances in the orient, Dome! (Japanese news agency) reported in a broadcast. One influential newspaper, llochi, predicted that the'Canadian agreement was forerunner of it similar American pact with Australia and said It "obliges Japan to be extremely watchful in view of its possible effect on the peace of the Pacific region." "Kind Angel" Saves Boy Crash REDWOOD CITY, Aug. Bottema, 15, learned more in seconds than most folk do in a lifetime about the guardian angel who is supposed to'watch over boys.

He rode his bicycle onto a railroad crossing today In front of a speeding limited. The locomotive crushed the bicycle but tossed Fred clear. His only Injury was a slight friction burn on one arm where he slid along the ground. lapmnn.lf 2 If 2 4 oiidrrau.as 2 'UTS. US 2 Troslcy.

lb Hell, rr Keltner.31) Grimes. 3b Hack. Hrmsley, I'ytlak. Hale' BOSTON All. It.

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UK Doerr. 2b Tabor, 3ll HevliiK. 3 1 0 2 3 1 2 1 12 I 2 1 2 2 0 Totala SO 12 24 11 Totalu 38 14 27 12 Hatted for Humphries in clglilli. Cleveland 101 DID 7 Boston 114 0110 Tatwr. NATIONAL LEAC.TE BOSTON Ait.

ir. o. Slsll. 31i Jlixiro. rf llowcll.

2b Wwt. cf If Miller, Has.st'ft. lb llcrres, Krrickson.p 1 0 4 3 0 2 0 PITTSBURGH All. 11 O. A.

0 13 1 000 1 1 4 Ij.Wnner.rf 5 lb 4 caiuiv 4 VRiiglmn.M 4 VHolmuUf 3 Elliott, rf 4 2b 4 Bowman, 4 1 2 1 1,1 A. STOCK JUMPS RANGE TO MORE POINT (Asioclattd Prta Leased Win) OS ANGELES, Aug. ket was up In light trading on the Stock Exchange today. Changes ranged' from small fractions to more than a point. Chrysler Corporation was up to Consolidated Steel preferred! was ahead to Southern California Edison 6H per cent preferred at 2 8 and Globe Grain and Milling at 1414 advanced each and Hupp Motors at and Ryan Aeronautical at gained Va each.

At 11 o'clock seven Issues were up, none down and four unchanged. Volume was approximately 6000 shares. Last Chrysler Corp Lincoln Petroleum Richfield Oil 8 Roberts Pub. Mkts 9 Transamerlca Lumber Industry Due for Charges (Associated Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Aug. justice department's nation-wide drive against alleged complaints in the construction Industry appeared likely today to develop one more important the lumber leveling off Into a stage of watchfulness.

Justice department lawyers, it was learned, are prepared to present to a grand jury in Los Angeles evidence against some nlhjor interests in the lumber industry. They have working on the cane for months Investigating charges of production control, price fixing and improper grading. While reluctant to discuss the Inquiry until the grand jury has re- lorted, officials let It be known that he charges probably would parallel those brought in the south last February. That case was settled by a consent decree less than a week after the Indictments. It was indicated that two large associations and a considerable num- jer of member companies were involved In the Inquiry.

Dew Report The fellewlnc report. MpilM through the courtesy of the atrlcultura council of tko Coentr Chamber of Commerce the United fltatee weather bureau, le published for the benefit of hsy srowere: An observation at s. m. today showed the dew-point was 55, the temperature at which fog would form; the relative humidity 35 per cent; the temperature 72 degrees and the wind velocity 7 miles per hour In a southeasterly direction. Cotton NEW YORK, Aug.

20. (A. Trading in cotton futures today was mostly routine and found hedge selling trade buying about evenly divided. Some professlonsl and Japanese support tended to overbalance prices elightly on the upside. Late afternoon prices were up i to 6 points with October at 9.24, December 9.21 and July 8.72.

Futures closed 3-7 higher. Octo ber, 9.2«; December, 9.22(39.24; Jan usry, 9.14 nominal: March, 9.12; May, 8.94; July, 8.73. Middling spot, 9.98 nominal, up 4. BAYWraSHES Shatter Pair Hurt in Two-Car Crash Two residents of Shafter were inured last night when cars collided wo miles north of that city on Santa Way. Taken to Shafter for medical reatment were .1.

Grimes and Elizabeth Grimes, with H. E. Me- of Shafter. driver of one of he machines. The other car was driven by James D.

Brown, 39, of 2425 California avenue, Bakersfield. The accident was Investigated by 'alifornia Highway Patrolmen Dillon and Bowles. "lose Parking Check Demand of Wedge Enforcement of the one-hour park- ng time limit in downtown Bakers- ield was urged last night at the City Council meeting as E. R. "Pop" Vedge asked the council to Instruct he police department to patrol the oarking areas more thoroughly.

"Get behind the police department and make them enforce the one-hour mrking ordinance," Mr. Wedge demanded. Mayor Wilson and council- Tien indicated they would instruct he police to keep a close check on larked cars. (Associated Press Leased Wire) CAN FRANCISCO, Aug. prices pushed up hopefully toda in slightly more active trading Gains, however, were limited to point, Oolden State and Honolult Oil leading.

Others up smaller fractions In eluded Lockheed, Crown Zellerbach Emporium-Capwell, Central Eureka and Pacific Gas 6s. Adjusting tr previous market declines, Bank California lost 2 and Pacific Light ing 5s slipped 1 Standard Oil Doernbecher and Natomas edget lower. Transamerica at and Pacifli Gas common at 28Vi held even. Close Crown, Zellerbach Corp. Golden State Ltd Honolulu Oil Corp.

Cap 11 Mugnin I. com P. G. E. first pfd 32 )i Pacific Lighting $5 dlv 104V4 Transamerlca Corp Claims Records Link Willkie, Tammany (Associated Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Aug.

.1. lynn, Democratic national chair- nan, said today that records of a istrlct Tammany club show that Vendell L. Willkie joined the club i 1934 and that he paid his annual ues for two years. During a press conference at the ational committee headquarters he roduced a photographic copy of a oard of elections certificate of elec- ion. It was dated In September, 935.

On It as certified for membership the New York county Democratic ommittee were Willkie, Bernard M. Baruch, James A. Farley and Mrs. arley and Mrs. Willkie.

Totils .10 9 27 14 Totals 1'lttsliurgh (ion con ooo NEW YORK All. 11. O. A. Rucker, cf Muore, If Demaree.rf Panning, 5 Ott.

3b 4 6 Wltek. IS Iluubell, 4 Totall 40 14 27 CINCINNATI All. II. O. A.

Wtrber. 3b 4 Krcy. 2b 3 Goodman.rf 4 P.M'C'k.lb 4 Loiuhairtl, ij 3 WIlKOIl. 2 Amovicli.lf 4 U.M'C'k.cf 4 JOOtit. SS 2 1 0 0 0 1 3 1 10 1 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 HI.Idle, Shoffner.p llakCTf Tulall 7 27 11 Balttil for Diddle In stvrmb.

Bitted for Bbolfner in cliibth. New Tork efll 03J 000-9 Cincinnati 100 000 tioodouu. Hold Marine Captain Is Gunshot Suicide (Associated Press Leased Wire) LONG BEACH, Aug. ohn Waller, 67, officer in charge of he marine corps detachment at beeves Field, naval air base, died arly today from a self-inflicted gun- hot wound, St. Mary's Hospital re- orted to Deputy Coroner William J.

laher. Long Beach police are not making ny Investigation, they said, since Valler shot himself at Reeves Field, the city limits. Waller reiired in June, 1938, after 30 years' service, but recently was recalled for active duty. He made his home in San Diego during his retirement. Man's Will Guards Boy From "Sirens" (Associated Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Aug.

who drink, smoke or w.ear slacks In public are not proper companions for his favorite grandson, George Lemuel Lovejoy wrote in his will leaving IBOOO to the boy. And if the grandson, namesake of the grandfather, doesn't smoke or drink he may have the $6000 when he is 25. Young George is 13 now. The grandfather advised the boy to "pick out a good, nea', mother who knows how to cook and marry her daughter." The will, filed for probate today, also leaves a razor which has been in daily use by some Lovejoy since 1818 to young George. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Aug.

20. (A. hogs total general trad steady to lOc lower thnn Monday's average; top sparingly; bulk and choice 190 to 240 Ihs. 240 to 270 Ihs. generally some 270 to 300-11).

averages 6.40; 300 to 330 Ibs. strictly choice 180 to 190 Ibs. around $0.85 smooth sows, 330 Ihs. down, 6.85 largely; few butchers' kinds $5.75 most 360 to 45(1 Ihs sheep 3500; total 3500; late Monday's spring lambs strong to lOc higher; fat sheep scarce, steady; bulk good and choice western spring lambs few medium to good lot? sorted best natives throwoutn largely $7.50 down; one double medium weight western feeding lambs today's trade very slow few small lots unsorted native spring- ers fully steady at holding best kind at $9.35 and nbovo; no western springers sold; bidding steady or around $9 on Rood hnhdywelghts yearlings fully steady; medium grade handywelghts good to choice held around fat sheep steady; few lightweight native ewes $3.50 anc above. Bulk $2.75 up.

Salable cattle 7000 calves 1000 general trade less active, choice fee steers nnd all yearlings steady, however; and strictly grain-fed heifers strong; order buyers still a competitive factor In general markets but steers of value to sell at $11 downwarc 10 to 15c lower Instances 25c off on common and medium kind; largeb steer run top $12.15 paid for long yearlings: grassy kind scarce, however heifers scarce comparatively liberal run grass cows here lower; bulls lOfMSe off vealers steady; most cutter cows $5.75 down: practical top heavy sausapre bultn $7.25 with $7.40 paid. Vealers, $11.50 down; stockers and feeders fairly active. Poultry, Buttor, LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20.

(U. Butter Extras, Prime firsts. 2 c. Standards, 28c. Undergrados, Candled extras, 29c; light dirty extras clean standards, 22c; light dirty standards.

22c; checks. 22c. Medium extras, 24M.e; light dirty extras. 22 clean standards, 20c; lijrht dirty standards, 19c; checks, 19c. 16c light dirty cx- itras.

15c. Case count, 19c. Processed extras, 2Cc. Poultry Hens, to 12c. Hens, Leghorns, 3H and to 4 13c.

Hens, Leghorns, 4 Ibs. and up. 13c. Hens, colored, 4 to liens, colored, over MJS. and up, 19c.

Broilers, lV nnd up to Hi 1Gc. Broilers, over and up to 2'i 18c. Fryers, Leghorns, over 2H and up to 3 IGc. Fryers, colored, 2Vi and tip to 3 17c. Fryers, colored, over 3'j and up to IDc.

Roasters, colored, over Ibs. and up. 20c. Stags, colored, 14c. Old roosters, colored.

Old roosters, Leghorns, 5c, Ducklings, Pekin, over Ibs. and up. 15c. Ducklings. Pekin, under 5 14c.

Old ducks, white Pekin, 8c. Geese, 15c. Old hen turkeys, 11c. Old torn turkeys. He.

Capons. 6 to 8 24c. Capons, over 8 Ibs. and up, 24e. Rabbits, No.

1 white. to 4Vfe lie. Rabbits, mixed colors, to 4V4 8c. RalibltF, woolly, fie. Rabbits, No.

1 old. Gc. Los Angeles Livestock LOS ANdELKS, Aug. 20. CA.

Hogs salable supply 500; slow; about steady; medium to choice 166 to 220- lb. Cullfornias light lights unsold; packing sows few stags top Monday $7.75. Cattle salable 500; slow; scattered sales steady; quality common to medium; few medium steers some unsold; cutter to common cows some held higher; canners bulls Calves salable 350; few sales steady; but little done on common to medium calves; vealers to choice quoted around $12; few calves 10; common few stockers $10. Sheep salable none; good to choice wooled lambs quoted around $9.25 and similar shorn kind to $8.76. Former Resident of Kern Reported Dead Resident of Kern county from 1907 to 1931 and well known here, Mrs.

Sarah Groves of Los Angeles died at her home Saturday afternoon, according to word received here' today from her daughter, Mrs, Lylan Hulbert. She resided at the home of her daughter at 1242 Harrington avenue. West Los Angeles. Her son-in-law, Ralph L. Hulbert, passed away recently.

(United Press Ltased Win) EW YORK, Aug. bonds and commodities Improved today with volume' slightly above yesterday's low levels. Steels led the market. Short covering brought a recovery in world sugar futures. Copper futures advanced In line with a rise the spot copper market.

Trading In stocks doubled yesterday for the first hour and were triple for the fourth hour. The total to 2 p. m. was 170,000 shares, against 90,000 for the corresponding period and 130,000 for the entire session yesterday. The latter was the smajl- in 24 years.

Firming prices for steel shares reflected statements in the trade that the industry was beading into capacity operations shortly. Betlile- hem reached up and U. S. Steel up Coppers Improved on larger volume as the price was advanced to 11 cents a pound by customs smelters. New York Close Furnished by J.

A. Hogte Co. New York Stock Excninge NEW YORK, Aug. Railroads Stock Final Close, Atchison Baltimore Ohio Chesapeake Ohio Erie I'd Great Northern pfd Illinois Central 6Tx Missouri Pacific New York Central 8114 18 Ti 27 1 ji 42 tV4 "8 40 19Vi 2S'i 37'i, 27 42 Vj 75 Ms 68 2'i. 96 31 81 Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Union Pacific Industrials American Can American Tel.

Borden Caterpillar Tractor Cities Service Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Continental Can Corn Products Curtlss-Wright 7 First National Stores 40 Fox Films General Electric General Foods Hec.ker Products Goodyear Tire Rubber International Harvester International Tel. Tel Johns-Manville Montgomery Ward Nort A merlcan Pacific Gas Electric Pacific Lighting Phelps Dodge Radio Corporation Safeway Stores Sears. Roebuck Southern California United States Rubber Union Carbide Carbon United Aircraft Warner Brothers Western Union Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth J. C. Penney Transamerlca 4 "i American Smelting Anaconda Bethlehem Steel International Nickel 23Vi Kennecott Copper 26'i Republic Steel United States Steel fil-li Vanadium Steel 30V4 Tobacco and Sugar American Sugar 13 American Tobacco A American Tobacco 74 Cuban American Sugar Great Western Sugiir IflVi R.

J. Reynolds Oill Atlantic Refining Consolidated Mexican Seaboard Phillips Pete Shell Union Standard Oil of Standard Oil of New Jersey. Socony Vacuum Texas Company Tide Water Associated new. Motors Chrysler General Motors Hudson Packard Motors Stiidehaker Timken Roller Bearing 41 American Car Foundry 23M- American Locomotive Baldwin Locomotive General Tank Pullman 19 Stewart-Warner Gfyf fi'i 12U 35 Los Angeles Produce LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.

(A. Trading wns moderate to slow In most ines. Corn, cucumbers and vcre firm to stronger. Beans were lightly weaker. Pears, per Bartletts, Little Rock (fI3Mc, loose El Dorado and Pla- er county Watsonvllle and Valyrmo Lake county best Mendocino county best Hnr- dys, Sacramento valley Santa Clara county Potatoes; Broker sales Santa Mn- ia Russets U.

S. Is Te- uichnpi Russets. U. S. Is $1.30: Stockon Prides U.

S. Is fl.55igl.60; ordl- lary locnl White Rose S. 90c, egg sire 60c: IT, S. bakers $1.50, commercial bakers 1.20. Street sales Russets IT.

S. Is Maria Tehachapt 1.40P1.50; Stockton Prides IT. S. Is 1.60W1.75; local White Rose U. S.

Is 1.85@1.9fl. cold storage stock $2 per 00-11). sack. Sweet potatoes: Kern county Jerseys Nnncy Halls best SOifiiDOc; 'orto Rlcos locnl Nnncy tails 75(fJ90c; Porto Ricos erseys 75if(190c. Watermelons: Truck lots Klondike nd stripes 17-22-lb.

average, San 4oa- iuin valley ton; local $12. Government Bonds NEW YORK, Aug. 20. (A. losing prices of bonds on the Njfjw York stock exchange: Treasury 3V 4 45-43, 108.10.

46-44. 109.5. 4s. 54-44. 113.13.

47-45. 108.20. 48-46. 110.8. 3Vds, 49-46, 110.26.

4'4s, 62-47, 119.17. 51-48. 107.25. 2s. 50-48, 103.S.

53-49, 105. 2Vis. 52-50, 10, 2Hs, 53-51, 103.3. 56-54, 102.14. 60-55, 107.9.

2148, 59-56, 106.8. 65-60. 106.3. Los Angeles Cash Grain LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.

(A. Bnrlcy. per No. 1 bright west- rn, 46 pounds No. 2 44 ounds milo, No.

2 yellow 1.32V4; wheat, No. 1 soft and hard i-htte Corn, bulk No. yellow (domestic) $1.5801.60. Los Angeles Hay LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.

(U. market: U. S. No. 1, U.

S. No. 2 leafy, Imperial U. S. No.

2, No. 1 barley hay No. 1. oat hay Sliver NEW YORK, Aug. 20.

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