The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 34

IN THE SHADOWS Vital Records WEDDING RINGS AT VONDEVS 309 ST. MARKETS TV-D fl AL LOG City Convention KNXT Chan. 2 KNBH Chan. 4 KT LA Chan. KECA Chan.

7 9 :30 Film 4 Bride KFMB Chan. KTTV Chan. 11 KHi Chan, KLAC Chan. 13 Playhouse Stars 2 7:45 News 8 Greatest Fights 4 morrow 2 the steel industry, a member of Del Rosa Grange and of St. Ber-nardine's Catholic Church parish.

Funeral arrangements are pending with Grove-Kircher Colonial Mortuary in charge. FLORENCE LEMUEL HADLEY Funeral services will be con-ductedVat 10 a.m. Saturday in the and Groom 4:15 Search for To DOW JONES Furbished by Dean Witter fc New York Stock Exchange. AVERAGES San Bernardino, members of 10:15 Film Ehort ....8 10:30 Women Wonderful ..13 Gene News Strike It Rich 8 11:00 Cooking 8 Food for i Thought 4 alike Roy ..13 Film 7 11:15 Public Service 4:30 Ladies 1 Tim 4:45 Gabby 5 :00 Mayor Hlywd Norman .9 11 8:00 Rocky King ...11 Dusout Dope ...9 Amos Andy ..8 Lawrence Welk 5 Film .7 Those Two 4 News 2 Matinee ....11 McCoy ....2 Hayes ..4 of 8:10 Baseball 9 4 High Low Close Change Sales High Low 30 Indus. ...278.10 276.03 276.76 0.39 94,100 230.29 256.35 20 Rails ....103.53 102.70 103.05 0.33 43,600 104.89 82.03 15 Util 51.11 50.83 51.00 0.05 33,500 51.12 47.53 65 Stocks ..1,107.72 106.94 107.26 171,200 108.45 96.05 40- Bonds 98.60 unch.

98.98 96.85 10 1st R. 100.04 unch. 10 2nd R. 97.27 0.05 10 Publio Util 98.46 unch. 10 Industrials 98.64 0.07 Playcrafters ...5 Film 1 Billie N.

Y. 11:30 Monty Margetts 4 Film 2 5:15 Did You Know .8 5:30 Rocket Instruments ..4 Cowboy Thrills 5 Cartoon Time 11 Televenture ...13 8:15 Travelog 4 Perry Como ...2 Burke ..11 Matinee .8 8:30 Without Fear 11-8 Wrestling 13 Dancing Show .2 Travelog .......4 8:45 Star Salon 4 9:00 Theater 5 Film 7 Hollywood Off-beat 8 Quiz 2 Korla Pandit ..11 Doorway to Danger ......4 9:15 Public Service Cadet ...8 ......7 8 Search For Tomorrow ...8 11:43 Film 7, 8 Linkletter's ....2 12:00 Big Payoff 12:15 Matinee 9 Film 2 12:30 Hlvwd on TV. 13 Space Johnny Dugan .4 5:45 Corral Treasure Hunt .8 Mike Buff ..2 Magic Tent Runnion-Weaver JOSEPH HENRY DEMPSEY Joseph Henry Dempsey, 84, 640 21st a resident of San Bernardino for 84 years, died Thursday. He was past president of the Pioneer Sooiety. In his youth, he drove mule teams -in the mountains, hauling lumber and other necessities to supply a pioneer community.

He later became an employe of the Standard Oil Company. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. (Interment will be in the Pioneer Memorial Cemetery. Surviving him are his son, Ernest 2an uerrraraino; one aaugnter, Mrs.

Paul E. Beckley, Bakersfield; one sister, Mrs. Stella Lehman, San Bernardino; a step brother, John R. Wallace, Yucaipa; five grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren, GEORGE B. ROYER Funeral services for George B.

Royer, 38, also known as Herb Marshall, will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home in Rialto, with the Rev. James Holmes officiating. Burial will be at Montecito -Memo rial Park.

Royer, a resident of 2oo8 W. Val ley Fontana, died Aug. 28 at Nealey's Corner near Lytle Creek Canyon, and funeral services have been awaiting the location of rela tives. A native of Iowa, he lived in Long Beach before coming to Fontana about 11 years ago. Survivors are his widow, Cleone Royer of Compton; his mother, Mrs.

Bettie Lawrence of La Mesa; his father, Marc G. Royer of La Mesa; a sister, Mrs. Frances Clark of La Mesa, and two children. CARRIE ELIZABETH MYERS Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Myers, 79, 2711 a resident of San Bernardino for 48 years, died Thursday.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. A nafiva rf A.TwY-(irran cho ic I IT- 10 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NEW YORK Sales, closing price and net change of the 10 most active stocks Thursday. Total Sales Last Sals Net Change 1.

Alleghany Corp 46,100 yz 2. Southern Co 22,900 '15 Ji 3. International Tel 15,900 3s 4. American Tel 14,800 156' 5. Amer.

Pow. oV Lt. 12,600 unch. 6. National Distillers 11,500 25! 3 7.

Commonwealth A. Ed. Pfd. 11,300 8. Columbia Gas 10,900 133 9.

Hupp. Corp 10.400 31 '8 .10. Roan. Ant. (X-Revised) 10,300 7'2 Total volume 1,120,000.

Trolley 7 Show ....2 6:00 Adv. of Patches 4 Film 9 Welsh at Airport .....11 Man of Week .2 Buster Keaton .7 6:15 Peanut Circus .4 0. Space Cadet ...7 M. H. Simons Co Chapel in Riv erside for Florence Lemuel Had- ley, 84, former San Bernardino resident, who died Tuesday in Riverside.

Mrs. Hadley lived in San Ber-r nardino about eight years, and for the last 10 years had lived in Arlington. She was also a former Victorville resident. She is survived by three sons, Robert and Charles, both of Riverside, and Wilbur, Arlington; and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Henson, and Mrs.

Bessie L. Squires, Nuevo. Interment will be in Olivewpod Cemetery, Riverside. JAMES G. CLEMENS Last rites for James G.

Clemens are' scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m. at the Ingold Chapel in Fontana. Burial will be at Montecito Memorial Park. LEWIS A. LILLEY Rosary for Lewis A.

Lilley was recited at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Bernardine's Catholic Church.

Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. RICHARD W. CASWELL Richard W. Caswell. 57, died Wednesday in San Bernardino hospital.

A native of Wisconsin, he was a retired railway switchman. He resided in San Diego. He is survived by his wife, Hilda i Caswell of San Diego; three sons, Newton. Kenneth and Warren Caswell, all of Milwaukee, two daughters. Miss Jane Caswell of La Mesa and Mrs.

Robert Hass of Oceanside; and four grandchildren. Funeral services are pending with Stephens Bobbitt in charge I Film 7 TBA 2 1 Play 4-5 Quiz 8 Film 11 Tales of Tomorrow ...7 11 10:00 World News ...2 for Boss Lady 8 5, 8 Curtain Call ...4 Public Service Film 7 News 11 12:45 Guidine Lieht 8 1:00 Garry Moore ..2 Matinee N.Y. ..4 Kitchen 7 TV Univ. 8 1:15 News 11, 9 1:30 Kitchen 11 Sports Time 1:45 Film 9 Beany Garry Moore .8 2:00 Stulla's Party ..4 Smokey Rogers 8 Theater Telepaper Komedy Film 5 ....13 NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Closing quotations furnished by Dean ViUr ft members New Tors Stock Exchange, and other leading exchanges. 279 Street, phone 5191.

Klub .4 2 Net 1952 it 7'i 23V (General Motors Sl'-i laijiGoodrich txd) KS'i 2S Goodvear 44 62U Houdaiile Hershey 34'Hudson Motor 25V Mack Truck 38 I.N'ash-KeJvinator 10 Packard l.Vi 15-i 13r. 21 4H 20 22 27 10 10 Studebaker 32i Timk-Detroit Axle White Motors tx-ai J' willvs 31 seeW 51 4S-S 32' 39 Armro 26 .110 2b National Steel Fox 16 Supply 65H ReDuolic Steel 41' 27 Steel 39r. 6.14 Vanadium Steel 36 44: 41 Youngslown SAT 9H Mine Smelting jAnadonca Copper 44', 44; 36 46 TT.i 52'i 54', 59 -i 63'i 74'i 43 'i 36; SSI. 78 i 56'i 22 40--4 Homestake 13 35 18W Inter Nickel Oils-Gulf Oil rei 22U Oil eiPhillips Pet 5S-Pure Oil Shell-Union "'Sinclair iSocony 54i Stand Oil of Calif 71-Vstand Oil of 37 iTexas Sli'Tidewaterasso 39 'Union Oil L. A.

Stccks LOS ANGELES Share Value September 4 48.751 562.25a Previous day 34.164 682.219 lear to aate 6.543.9SO I23.SM1.354 1951 to date 8.392.535 149.247.698 inursdav transactions on the Ln An geles block exchange Film 7 6:45 News Hllywd on TV 13 Space Kitchen Handy 2:15 Calif. Living ...2 2:30 Movie 131 6:55 Weather Elmer Kresge Lockheed Aircraft Loews Marshall Field Montgomery Ward National Biscuit Film 7 10:30 Chronoscope ...2 What's Verdict 11 Doorway to 8-13-11 Patrol ...7 Hints ...5 Danger 8 Star Salon ....4 Newspaper of Peterson 4 Air 9 Hank Weaver ..7 Rail Amer Car Fdry 35 Ami-r Locomotive 20 Atch At 93'i 5ait Ohio 22'. Canadian Hac 35-" 11 National Distillers Film 11 7:00 Joe Graydon ..13 News 9 Airways Ches tc Ohio ii'ie iC -Great North Ry Illinois Central Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Pullman Co Southern Pacific 21 525 74 19U 71 42 42Ti Otis Klevator Pan Amer Penney Pepsi-Cola Philco Radio Radio isemmgton Safeway 10:45 Feature 9 Night Club t'ble 2 Locker Room .13 Geo. V. Denny 7 ......5 Melody 7 Story 11 Than Sears Roebuck Southern Railway 66 Lruon Pacific 113'aiSperry Kano 11:00 Film 7 Fiction 8 West-gh'se Air Br Brands Industrial Tex Gulf Sulphur News, Music ..5 2:55 Police Calls ....5 News 9 3:00 Strike It Rich Al Jarvis 7 Queen for Day 9 Film 5 Mary McAdoo ..4 3:30 Tricks Treats 5 7:15 Fan TBA Def.

Theater ...2 Jack McFJroy ..4 Your Mama Weiss ...9 7:30 TV Stu 4:00 Chef Milani ....4 Film 5 Pet Newsreel My Success Stranger Road Sports to Fame .2 Reel ....4 vived by her husband, Samuel arrangements jed Stores 26': 39S 53U 33'. 147, Mrs 91 6T 36V 26U 58U 41 Transamerica Twent Cent A American Can union carbide United Airlines United Fruit Warner Bros Westinghou.se Wilson Co Woolwoth Co rtilities Columbia Consolidated Detroit Edison lAmer Radaitor iAmer Tel Tel Co Elec a- Edison tav; inter let ELMER CARLSON An T.c Funeral services for Elmer Mfg co Carlson were held at 10 a.m. "Aircraft Thursday in the Mark B. Shawle -i Catplr Tractor Memorial Chapel with Elder Glenn i ceianese L. Goffar of the Seventh-Day Ad-j, ventist Church officiating.

Icons v'uitee Exchange .11 Chas. Chase ....5 Horace Heidt .13 News 8 Nancy Dixon ..11 Hollywood TV 13 Movie Quiz ....9 M-sJ'01" American Co 17U Pacific A 59u'So CaUf Edison 6 iT; Stone Webster SA'-i Western Union Motors Bench 45 3ors-Varner Mfg Co Chrysler Eaton Mf Co YOUR RADHO DIAL KFl 640 KMX KS KFXM KCSB KITO Mexican MelodlM KR.NO Okie Bob KCSB Sacred Heart 5:45 KFXM Mexican Hour A. M. KCSB Red Britton :15 KCSB Musical Clock KCSB Red Britton 11:45 KCSB News KNX Brighter KFI Dr. Malone KITO Sharp 11:55 KITO Lord' IS NOON KCSB Vincent kfxm Songs K.KNO News KFI Farm KNX Bill Report Keneally KITO News DIED BUSKIRK In San Bernardino, Sept.

4. 1952. Mrs. Katherine w. van Buskirk.

74. 2835 Mountain View resident of San Bernardino for 14 years. Funeral services 4 p.m. Friday at Stephens Bobbitt ChapeL Cremation at Mountain View Ceme-terv. CASWELL In San Bernardino.

Sept. 3. 19o2. Richard W. Caswrll.

native of Wisconsin, resident of San Diego. Funeral arrangements pen' -ins with Stephens ic. Bobbitt in charge. DEJiPSSY In San Bernardino. CaliC.

Joseph Henry Dempsey. 84. 640 2ln resident of Sah Bernardino for 84 years. Funeral services 11:30 Saturday in Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. Interment in Pioneer Memorial Cemetery.

HULL In San Bernardino. Sept. 3. 19o2. Margaret Hull.

83, native of Junction City. resident of San Bernardino for years. Funeral services at 11 a.m. Monday at the Kremer Funeral Home Chapel. Interment arrangements INGRAM In San Bernardino.

Calif- Sept. 4. 1952. Virgil Bert Ingram. 59.

17o0 E. Base Line, Highland, residert of Highland ons year. California 2f yesrs. Stephens Bobbitt Mortuary will ship the body to Eugene, Saturday for interment. JOHNSON In Redlands.

Sept. 2. 13,2. Reid Ross Johnson. 54.

native of Illinois, resident of Redlands one year. Funeral pending. F. Arthur Cortner Chaoel in chare MYERS In San Bernardino. Calif.

Sept. 4. 1952. Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Myers.

79. 2711 resident of San Bernardino for 4S years. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday at Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.

REHKOPF In Yucaipa. Sept. 3. 1952. Mrs.

Barbara G. Rehkopf. 29. native of Whittier. resident of Yucaipa ntne years.

Funeral Fridav at 10 a.m. at Yucaipa First Baptist Church. Emmerson's Yucaipa Mortuary in charge of burial at Hillside Cemetery. WILCOX In San Bernardino. oyi.

a. isoi, nerDert wueox. 7S. of 128 Eighth native of England and resident of Sah Bernardino one month end California 23 years. Funeral arrangements are pending with Grove-Kircher Colonial Mortuary in charge.

CARD OF THANKS I WISH TO THANK our friends for their mnuncsies, expressions of svmpathv, cards and flowers in the passing of irtv beloved husband. MRS. FRED HANS EM WE WISH to express our sincere appreciation to the many friends for the kindness extended to us in loss of our husband father. Ralph F. Richardson.

MRS. RALPH RICHARDSON FAMILY CEMETERIES MONTBC1TO MKMOKIAI. PARK Cemetery Lots. Mausoleum. Crematory Ph.

San Bernardino 6-2590 South End of Waterman Ave. MOUN'IALM VIEW CEMETErtY Highland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardino Phone 5-6188 FUNERAL DIRECTORS liRCHER Loloniatiottumy 733 E. Highland Ave. Ph. 84-1511 FRIDAY LOCAL EVENTS San Bernardino Exchange Club California Hotel.

2 noon. County Employees' Assn. Directors' Vesting Board of Supervisors' Chartibers. 2 p.m. Eagles Lodge, Aerie S5C6, 8 p.m.

SUNDAY'S LOCAL EVENTS St. Paul's Methodist Youth Fellowship, 7:00 p.m. Strri: Offfred to Alt Club. Churches and Fraternal OraaniiatiBni. Call Mortuary.

MARK H. SHAW CO. iNC OIKUCTOKS Member National Selected Morticians Kegardless of Yo-ir Circumstances Our Services Are Avails nle. Serving San Bernardino Since 1011. MKMOR1AX.

CHAPKL t68 Ftrui St. San Bernardino. Pn. 2131 KREMKK KUNKKAL HOME Personally Conducted Services U5 Ml. VERNON AVtl PH.

SIM STKPHK.NS BOBBITT FUNFM, HOME Street Phone tf-ZASl US6 RALPH WM. ALLhN FUNEKAL HOMET USD S. Willow. Rialto Phone L.A. Produce LOS AXGELES AP (FSMNI Grapes slightly stronger seedless, slightly kr rio-iers, red malagas.

tokays. about stdy others; plums-prunes slightly stronget sld. becky smith, about stdv others; carrots slightly wkr; squash slightly v.kr banana, about stdy others. Grapes: Lugs SJ Ylv seedless 1.50-75: red malagas 1.25-50: ri biers 1.75-2.00: tokav 2.50-75. Plums-prunes: SJ Vly std loose med 10-U lb; late Santa Rosa ex large 30 lb: 'oeaumont becky smith loose ex large 33 lb; Oregon Italian prunes bu bskts 2.25- 50.

Carrots: Crts Iced 6 doz. Salinas 3.50-75; topped 50-lb sks local large 1.50-65. Squash: Lugs Italian local 1.75-2.00; vel. low crookneck local 1.75-2.00; banana local 2.5-3 lb. Chicago Grain CHICAGO Grains drifted lower on the of Traue Thursdav.

Losses were notjarge. but all cereals participate c-u ill tiitr uttiiiic Wheat closed -5i lower, September S2.31!i-Vi. corn l- lower. SeDtember oats lower. September 841..

rye unchanged to si lower. Spitimlvi- 31.92. soybeans "4-. lower. SeDtembep S3.20-H.

and lard 8 to 22 cents a hundred pounds lower, September 310.52. CASH WHEAT CHICAGO (AP Cash whoar- TJn r. 2.32: No. 3. 2.30-30'-.

Corn: No. 1 yellow ro. 2. 1.S2-S4; No. 3.

1.31-sm; No. 4. 1.76:79. Oats: No. 1 white 90S: NO.

3 heavy white 92': samDle irrarlo heavy white 89'. Barley nominal: Malting 1.35-81: rii 1.10-29. LA. Grain IXiS ANGELES Quntafinns nnminal. subject to market fluctuations.

Cash price per bulk carlots. wholesale onlv. 10-day shipment Spot Bulk white wheat 3.93H6 3.95 3.93Y Barley. 46 lbs 3.72j 3.78V 3.75 White oats. 36 lbs.

3.80 6 3.90 3.S5 bellow corn 4.08 4.11 4.11 Milo (TO 3 3.92'i CAR RECEIPTS Wheat. 3: barlev. 5: com. 5: mlla. 4: flour.

19; bran. hay. 73. LOW PRICE! Santa Fe CALIFORNIA SHERRY BaHaaaeaaimK. Better Santa Today Got City W1m It leer Co.

317 West Street. Cert Waft Mv raw hi I -r. ff Bureau Benefits Told in Detail (Continued from Page 21) tion guides, parking stickers, a key to the city, registration bureaus, and gift souvenirs or typical local products can be provided to help the convention organization save funds. With extremely limited funds in the past, the San Bernardino Chamber has been able to provide only name badges and registration help. The City has supplied a key to the city and parking stickers.

Is it worth it? The 300-plus per cent return to the City of Long Beach gives some indication. ALL BENEFIT' "All businesses in town," Chairman Goodcell declared, "Directly or indirectly benefit by conventions." Analysis of convention spending. based- upon surveys, shows the delegate's dollar divided up as follows Hotels, 39.15 cents; retail stores, 19.97 cents; restaurants outside hotel, 13.42 cents; beverages, 6-67 cents; night clubs, 6.36 cents; local transportation, 3.24 cents; car, oil and gasoline service, 2.11 cents; theater, 1.58 cents; sight-seeing 06 cents, and miscellaneous ex penses, 6.44 cents. And according to the International Association of Convention Bu reaus, the average delegate spends $27.50 a day. Convention steering committee members -view tht breakdown of the delegate's dollar as only the beginning.

Other benefits show up in extra help hired, extra income for service help, and even the in come to the City in sales tax col lections on delegates' purchases. ine money turns over many times after it once gets into the City. After study of San Bernardino's needs and capacities, Goodcell said, his committee estimated that setting up a Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bu reau and operating it through its first year would cost FULL-TIME MAN To operate such a bureau, it is anticipated, will require a man who will spend his full time procuring conventions. He will start by local contacts with organiza tions which hold conventions, then proceed on to district and state officials. Much of his time will be spent out of the City.

Work which has culminated in the present stage of plans for San Bernardino's forthcoming Conven tion and Visitors Bureau has been the work of a committee appointed early in the year by Chamber President Milton R. Sage. Serving on the group with Chair man Goodcell have been Max H. Green, Lloyd Bostwick, Jack Walsh, Q. B.

Kerr, James Lauer, Milton Pate, Jack Skadron, David Snookal and Arthur W. Presidential Quiz: By HAROLD T. CURLEY DO YOU KNOW? 1. When did the symbols of the Republican elephant and the Demo cratic donkey make their-first appearance? ANSWERS: 1 Thomas Nast, the father of po litical cartooning, created the Republican elephant, the Democratic donkey and the Tammany tiger. In 1874, in Harper's Weekly, the symbol of the elephant was applied to the Republican Party because of the clumsiness with which they handled themselves.

The donkey and elephant were first placed together in one cartoon during the presidential campaign of 1880. 2. Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President, was born at 28 E. 20th New York, on Oct. 27, 1858.

He was nicknamed the Happy Warrior by Bradley Gilman, in allusion to the heroic figure of William Wordsworth's poem entitled The Character of The Happy, Warrior, in which the happy warrior is set forth as a valiant soldier. Franklin D. Roosevelt borrowed the phrase and applied it to "Al" Smith during the Democratic Convention at Houston, on June 26, 1928. TOMORROW: What President was nicknamed the First Dark Horse? (Copyright by Bell Syndicate. Inc.) Mrs.

Florence Gibbs Dies, Funeral Services Monday Mrs. Florence O. Gibbs, 78, wife of the late Dr. R. S.

Gibbs, died Aug. 29 in Mountain View, Calif. She has lived in San Jose since leaving San Bernardino in 1939. While in San Bernardino, Mrs Gibbs was active in the Calvary Baptist Church, teaching an adult Sunday school class for many years. Her husband was a practie ing physician for 40 years.

Memorial and committal service will be held at Montecito Me morial Park at 11 a.m. Monday. LA. Hay LOS ANGELES (FSMN Alfalfa: U.S. No.

1. 42.004f43.00: U.S. No. 2 leafy. 39.50 o.s.

no. green, 39.30Z40.50; U. S. No. 2.

M-ScaST-DO. Crain hay: No. 1 barlev. 31. 00 32.00.

nominal; No. 1 oats, 40.004I.00. new crop. YOUR MONEY EARNS fl 5 tm (5000 ACCEPTABLE 3 Available for withdrawal with- a Ij ut notice. Ask for our booklet, a Limited to California Residents EQUITABLE PLAN CO.

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I cudihy PaXinV Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastern Air Lines Eastman Kodak General Electric General Foods Inter Harvester Citrus Shipments NEW YORK l.B Citrus auction: California Valencia: 32 cars higher, average price i.S6; 'j boxes $3.49. Lem-ns: 6 cars sliehtly hieher. $6.91: boxes .60. Grapefruit: 3 cars of Marsh seed- LOS ANGELES AP The Federal State Market News Service reported Thursday raoeiruit. lemons and slihtlv stronger.

Grapefruit Per bx. pekd fey local 44s- 64s 6.00; 80s 5.50. Lemons Per b. local loose fey 5.75-6.00: Dckd fev ZS2s-432s 7.75-8.25: Daoer 'cartons 12Gs-lG0s 4.00. Oranes Per Valencia local pekd lrts 8.50; 130s 6.25; 176s 5.50-6.00; JOOs 5.25; 220s 4.25: 252s 3.50: loose fey 2bs 5.00; 130s 4.75-5.00; 17is 4.50-75 200s 3.75; 220s C.50; 252s 2.25: 2SS, 2.00; 344s 3.50; 392s 1.25; pekd choice 126s 3.75-4.50: 150s 3.75-4.00: 176s 3.75; 200s 3.50; 220s 3.25 232s 3.00-3.25.

Sunkist Growers. Inc. reported Thursday all auction mkls California oranges were higher. Representative prices by size: Sunkist, first grade 150s 7.48; 176s 7.45; 200s 7.14; 220s 6.46 252s 5.85; 238s 5.40; 344s 4.98; choice, second grnde 150s 5.97; 176s 3.25; 200s 6.01; 720s 5.71; 252s 5.30. Butter, Eggs Poultry LOS ANGELES (UP Dairy market: Eggs: Wnolesale prices, minimum 80 pet Grade A larse 56-56'i, medium 46-47.

small 37: minimum 40 pet AA: Grade A large 60-61. medium 48-50. Candled eggs to retailers in cases fear-tons 3 cents highjri Grade AA extra large 69-71. large 65-63. medium 53-54; Traue A e-rtra large bJ-64.

large 39-61, (medium 49-50. small 35-37; grade large 51.54. Prices to consumers In cartons: Grade AA large 71-78. medium 60-64. grade A large 65-71.

medium 55-59. small 44-45. Live poultry: Broilers l-2'i lbs 27-30. fryers 2-3 lbs fryers 3-4 lbs 36-37, roasters over 44 lbs 37-38, fryers capon-ettsl lbs 39-40. roasters (caoon-ettcs) over 4' lbs 40-42, hens light tvpe under 4 lbs 15-19.

hens li-ht type 4 lbs and up 19-21. hens cross 4V- lbs and up 21-23. hens heavy ype all weights 26-27; rannus white fryers miscellaneous lots Eutter lobbing prices in cartons: Grade AA srade A S1N-S3. trade 79H-8L 4 Investment Funds (Furnished by Dean Witter Co. BID ASK Affiliated Fund 4.96 S.

5.37 Amer. Business Shares 4.05 4.39 Boston Fund 23.41 Broad Street 22.65 nuliock Fund 24.59 Chemical Fund 20.95 Commonwealth 7.03 Delaware Fund 16.72 Dividend Shares 1.96 Eaton A Howard Stock 24.03 Fundamental 20.31 Incorporated Inv. 11.36 Inv 4n.03 Mass. rnd Fund 17.55 Television Fund 13.94 Wellington Fund 20.81 25.31 24.49 26.93 22.65 7.64 18.3S 115 25.69 22.26 12.28 43.28 19.41 14.70 2Z70 Bond Market NEW YORK AP U. S.

Government Bonds were unchanged on the New York Stock Exchange. information 1:3 KRNO Open KNX Phil Norman San Bernardino; two brothers, Charles Hathaway, Washington, and Fran' Hathaway, Los Angeles and one sister, Mrs. George Sweezer, Beloit, Wis. VIRGIL BERT INGRAM Virgil Bert Ingram, 59, 1750 E. Base Line, Highland, died Thursday.

He was a resident of Highland for one year and California for 20 years. Stephens Bobbitt Mortuary will ship the body to Eugene, Saturday for interment. Survivors are his wife, Mildred, Highland; two sons, Virgil, Webster, N.Y., and Rodney, in the U.S. Navy; one daughter, Mrs. La Verne Saxon.

Highland; two broth ers, Eulos, Bakersfield, and Charles San Bernardino; one sister. Mrs. Retha Schlupp, Los Angeles, and six grandchildren. KATHERINE W. VAN BUSKIRK Mrs.

Katherine W. Van Buskirk, 74, 2835 Mountain View a resident of San Bernardino for 14 years, died Thursday. Funeral services will be conduct ed at 4 p.m. Friday at the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel. Cremation will take place at the Mountain View Cemetery.

Survivors are' his daughter, Mrs. Roy Grayson, San Bernardino; one son, Robert Van Buskirk, Los An geles; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Miller and Mrs. Edith Ridenour, both of Ft. Wayne, Ind.

and one grandson. ETHEL D. BOYD Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel D. Boyd will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Friday in Independence, with interment in Independence. Stephens Bobbit is in charge. HERBERT WILCOX Herbert Wilcox. 78. of 128 Eighth San Bernardino, died Wednesday at his home.

A native of England, he had lived in San Bernardino one month and in Cat ifornia 23 years. He was a retired machinist in L.A. Livestock TX1S ANGELES f.W Cattle salable 650: slow, supply largely slaughter steers and cows: cnoice steers lacKing: eariy saies steady to weak; odd commercial steers 28.00, some held considerably higher; load ligni utility ana low commercial 25.00: few inferior dairy breed steers 17.00-22.00: two loads commercial cows with heifer end 20.75: utility and low commercial cows 17.50-20.00; eanners and cutters 14.00-17.00: utility bullsS 22.25-23.00; odd heavy Holsteins 27.00; few common and medium feeder heifers 21.00. Calves salable 100: fairly steady: util ity to good mixed calves 22.50-26.00; lew 22.50 down. Hoes salable 300: slow, few sales around SO lower: choice grain feds scarce: load choice 198 lbs 21.00: few 211 lbs 20.75: me dium 170-200 lbs 19.00-20.00; odd sows 16.00.

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Civil Defense Vocalist Mrs. E. W. Thomas sang God Tomorrow" and "God Leads Us Along," accompanied by organist Seward Brush. Pallbearers were C.

R. Page, Stanley Pfeil, Arthur A. Stebler, W. R. McGinty and Elmer L.

Otto. Honorary pallbearers were C. R. Robertson, L. F.

Walker, Lon Wise, p. W. Dillen, Walter Mcln- tyre and Wayne Watson Interment followed in Montecito Memorial Park. MRS. ALIDA SOFIA SANDELL runerai services ior mrs.

Aiiaa Sofia Sandell were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel with Dr. Boyce Van Os-del officiating. Soloist Mrs. Jean Van Osdel sang "Safe in the Arms of Jesus' and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," accompanied by organist Mrs.

Mary K. Parrott. Pallbearers were Howard Hunt, Jim Gammill, Walter Covey, Harry Spommier, Wilbur A- Hannah and Leo Quick. Interment followed in Mountain View Cemetery. LONNIE HARRISON Memorial services for Lonnie Harrison will be held at Norton Air Base at 3:30 p.m.

Friday with Major Ben W. Jackson, chaplain for the San Bernardino Air Mate- rial Area, officiating. Harrison was killed Sunday in an auto accident. His body was forwarded by the Mark B. Shaw Company to Ruston, for services and interment.

MARGARET HULL Margaret Hull, 83, died Wednesday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Junction City. she was a resident of San Bernardino for a year and a half. She resided at 1230 Garden San Bernardino. She is survived by two sons, Thomas B.

Kennedy of Cedar Pines Park, and James A. Kennedy of Crestline; two sisters, Mrs. -James Boyle and Mrs. Dolly Adams of Berkeley, five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Kremer Funeral Home Chapel at 11 a.m.

Monday. Interment arrangements are. pending. BOB MOORE Funeral services for Bob Moore were held at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Kremer Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.

James H. Parrott officiating. Soloist Mrs. Bette Cushing sang "Beautiful Isle" and "In the Garden," accompanied by organist Liauitnuc luaunuwii Pallbearers were Clinton T. Briscoe, Frank Ferlander, George A.

Sandvos, Charles D. Tossetti, Eddie M. Daugherty and Bennie L. Orman. Interment followed in Hillside Cemetery, Redlands.

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