The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 20

BUSINESS SERVICES San Bernardino Armvs Gos Go Glamorous Just Look MARKETS SEND YOUR RUG to tha PIONEER RUG ft MATTRESS CO. for EXPERT RUG CLEANING Ph. 2-6163 and I Sts. 20 Stock Market Edges Ahead NEW YORK, Feb. 27 UP) Although there was nothing decisive in its action, the stock market edged forward a trifle today in the midst of inconclusive coal 10 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Furnished by Dean Witter San Bernardino, members of New York Stock Exchange.

Net 1950 Feb. 27 High Low Close Change Sales High Low 30 204.85 203.46 204.33 .18 99,600 205.03 196.81 20 Rails 55.69 55.17 55.49 .10 47,900 56.00 52.88 15 Util. 42.94 42.72 42.81 .08 35,800 42.81 40.79 65 Stocks 74.21 73.68 73.99 .09 183,000 74.08 71.28 40 Bond 101.79 .01 102.47 1 01.43 10 1st R. 106.14 .01 10 2nd R. 91.75 .01 10 Public Util.

106.15 .03 10 Industrials 103.11 .02 DOW-JONES NEW YORK, Feb. 27 Sales, closing price and net change of the 10 most active stocks today: Total Sales Last Sale Net Changs 1. Pan American Air 44,400 10 Z. Packard 25,600 3 unch. 3.

North Amer. Aviation 22,700 13 54 4. Paramount 18,900 17 5. Radio 18,100 15 6. Amer.

Power Lt 17,600 21 7. East. Stain. Steel 17,600 15 114 8. United Corp 17,100 3 9.

Missouri Pacific pfd 16,700 5 10. United States Steel 15,400 30 'A Total volume 1,400,000. These uniforms designed fop Army service women are shown at Governor's Island, N. Y. They become regulation in January, 1951, and are the first uniforms in history worn without a necktie.

Left ts right are Second Lt Mary T. Seidl of Milwaukee, Women's Medical Specialist corps uniform; Pvt. Patricia Crantford of Glendale, California, Women's Army corps winter uniform; Capt. Mary V. Cottrell of Baltimore, Army Nurse corps summer uniform; Sgt.

Ruth Seshun of Antlers, Wao summer uniform; Pfe. Elaine 0. Arnold of Baton Rouge, Wac Eisenhower-type jacket outfit, nd Pvt. Laura McKnight of Abilene, Wao skirt and blouse. (AP Wlrephoto) NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS McKENNEY ANSWERS Closing quotations lurnisnea Dy Stock Exchange, and other leading Ralls Inter Harvester 28 Kresge 41 Lockheed Aircraft 29 Amer Car Fdry 28 Amer Locomotive 15 Atch ....104 Loews Bait Ohio 1114 Marshall Field 27 Can Pao Ry 15 Mont Ward 56 Natl Biscuit 39 Natl Distillers 23 Otis Elevator 38 Pan Amer Airways 10 Penney J.

60 Pepsi-Cola 11 Philco Radio 37 Radio Corp 15 Rem Rand 14 Safeway 35 Sears Roebuck 43 Sperry 28 Standard Brands 22 Tex Gulf Sulphur 71 Transamerica 17 Twent Cent Fox; 22 Union Carbide 43 United Airlines 16 United Fruit Co 59 Ches Ohio EK 12 Erie 11 Great North Ry 42 Illinois Central 37 Central 13 North Pacific 21 Penn 17 Pullman Co 34 South Pacific 53 South Railway 34 Union Pacific 87 West Air Br 26 Industrials- Air Reduction 22 Allied Stores 35 Allis Chalmers 34 American Can 112 Amer Radiator Amer Tel Tel ..150 Amer Tobacco 74 Armour Co 9 Avco Mfg Co 7 Best Foods 34 Boeing Aircraft 28 Case J. I. 44 Catplr Tractor 35 Celanese 33 CIT Fine Corp 64 Warner Bros Westghse Elec Wilson Co Woolworth Co utilities- Columbia Cons Edison Detroit Edison Inter Tel Nor Amer Co 12 30 23 Comm. Boiv lb'ft Cons Vultee 14 Crown Zellerbach 32 Cudahy Packing 8 Douglas Aircraft 81 DuPont 63 Pacific Pacific Light So Calif Edison Stone Western Union Motors 03 63 35 Webster 22 21 Bendix 42 Borg-Warner 57 Briggs Mfg Co 30 Chrysler 63 Eaton Mfg Co 29 Otis Investment Firm Suspended WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 UP) The National Association of Securities Dealers, today ordered a two-year suspension, effective April 29, of the Cleveland investment firm of Otis Co.

It offered to waive the suspension, however, if Otis Co. will agree to supply it in writing with information the association has sought on an ill-fated Kaiser-Frazer stock deal. The suspension grew out of the withdrawal of Otis Co. from a contract to underwrite a offering of common stock by the automobile firm. At about the same time the suspension was announced, Senator Frear, Delaware Democrat, said on Capitol hill that no further inquiry is warranted into charges made by Cyrus K.

Eaton, a major Otis Co. stockholder, against the securities and exchange commission. Frear is chairman of a banking subcommittee which met with Eaton for two hours behind closed doors. The Clevelander had declared at a hearing Feb. 10 that "important people in the S.E.C.

were stockholders" in Kaiser-Frazer at the time the 1948 K-F stock offering was proposed. Frear told newsmen that Eaton did not bring back "enough information to require any further action." Florida Oranges Hit Market Slamp LAKELAND, Feb. 27 UP) Florida oranges and grapefruit are having their troubles on northern auction markets, but things are looking better for tangerines. The auction average on tangerines last week moved up 15 cents to 52.34 a half-box. Oranges from interior Florida sagged to 55.28 a box, down 18 cents.

Indian river oranges lost 32 cents, averaging $5.69. Fancy! Temple oranges gained 13 cents for an average of 53.02 a half -box. Grapefruit slipped 37 cents and brought 54.99 a box. 1 a. Eauioment Rentals TTDRn TRACTORS Skip loaders, cement and plaster mix ers, ATians luieia, Mall power chain saws, lawn renovators, portable paint guns, carden tractors, electric drills, hedge clippers, buzz saw, hole auger.

RAY'S EQUIPMENT Rentals Sales 1040 JE. Base Line Ph.82-4168 FLOOR sanaers, edgers, polishers. Auto sanders, polishers. Belt Sanders. Spray guns and compressors, linoleum rollers, tile cutters, caulk- uig guns.

SU PAINT STORK 861 St. Ph. 4-2158 SANDERS Paint Spray, Floor pol-isher. Lund's Valley Paint Store. 426 W.

Base Line. Ph. 7-6598 MATUS FURNITURE DECORATING SERVICE. 1490 E. PH.

7-7501. 9. Firewood STEVEN'S FIREWOOD VARD 38th Sierra Way Ph. J-4312 (We handle McKeen's Firewood) 9. Hauling CLEAN up jobs and rubbish hauling.

No job too small. Mel. Ph. 8-9264. PART, disabled vet, wants cleanup jobs ruDDisn naming, m-ntm.

9. House Cleaning HUSBAND wife. Expert floor cleaning, waxing, polishing, house-hold cleaning maintenance. Estimates. Call Wally or Lynn, ph.

Complete irouse cleaning. Windows, woodwork, walls firs. Ph. 6-5253 9. Lawn Service; Landscaping.

LAWNS renovated seeded. New lawns graded seeded with tractor. Nozzle lines sprinkling system, manuf. Installed. State 4 city license.

Shotwell Lawn Seed- ing service, rn. M-iwa. LAWNS sprinkling syst. Time material. Top soil fill dirt for sale.

laia. a. bin Highland. Ph. HE 8-8205 Collect.

RENOVATING J3 per 1000 sq. ft. up. ree estimates. J.

nowara, i M.2WiK. TREES totroifd or taken out. Law1 renovating. Yard clean up. Pi LET me do your lawn cleaning and your shrub pruning.

926 29th St. Ph. 5-4461. Rose bush planting, shrubbery and tree pruning. Ph.

6-4567. POWER lawn mowing, shrub trlml ming naming, rn. a-jpu. Renovating lawn serv. Frank's, 1326 Highland, Colton, 1753 R.

"XAWN SERVICE GARDENING" PHONK 7-C3Ua INNOVATORS RENT. Burforifi 1235 Sierra Way Ph. 82-0165 GARDENING, hedge trimming. Lawn all yard service, rn. x-buq.

ALL kinds of team work, plowing and grading. 330 E. 6th. 2-3357. CLEANING up jobs, renovatingTbr lawns, rnone a-mw.

SPRINKLING SYSTEMS installed A repaired. Free est. Williams 4-1550. ALTT KINDS of lawn, trei work elec, hedge trimming. 5-5521 POWER lawn mowing garden work.

Reason, rates. Ph. 83-5336. 9. Income Tax Service NORMA RICE 1580 St.

Ph. 6-246 After 6 p.m. dally. 1 p.m. Sat.

Expert tax "service. C. Gates. 388 Court St. Ph 7-3122.

Res. 3-8445. 9. MOVING Local and Lond Distance New low Eastbound Van Calif, to Illinois, per 100 S7.50 Calif, to Iowa, per 100 lbs. $6.50 Calif, to per 100 lbs.

S5.75 Comparable low rates elsewhere fNLAND WHSE. 4 TRUCKING CO. 120 South St. Ph. 4-9449 ALLIED VAN LINES, INC.

110 South Street Phona 4-438 CITY TRANSFER MOVING FIREPROOF WAREHSS 110 South St. Ph. 2-0192 "WESTBROOK VAN STORAGE" 932 3rd St Phone 7-1141 CALL "LYONS" 6-3397 EXPERIENCED Furniture Movers' ECONOMY TRANSFER PH. 2-5163 SAN BDN5TVAN STORAGE CO! 374 St. PHONE 6-3397 8EAP HEAP VAN StORAGB Moving, Storage Ph.

2-4103 9. Notary Publio C. WM. FLEMING 215 Fleming 4th ft E. g-15CT 9.

Paving Paving by Ph. 7-9101. Our estimator will caQ HERZ PAVING CO. 234 South Street "apITalTTavIng, GRADING" Free Estimates Holland Paving Co. Phone 5-0596 9.

Plastering PLASTERING-- LATHING. Licensed Contractor Ph. 81-7515 PLASTERING, patchwork, lay cbni crete diocks; incinerators. i-rot. FUR-YOUR PlasterTng anB EXPERT PATCHING.

PH. 4-1176 9. Papering and Painting 'A CrjjffPTETTS decorating service! Paperhanging, painting, Waltex, Burlap, Murals, no dn. up to 3 yrs. to pay.

Licensed. Travis. 505 Arrowhead. 83-6297. Papering painting, exterior "in terior.

Koor oiling, tree estimates. Reasonable prices. Easy terms. Ev. ery customer a future friend, Lncy 5-2260.

"REASONABLE! prices. Work guar! Free estimates. Painting, papering A spray painting. L. E.

82-1507. PlftS. Cfa'ss paperhanRlng, S10 room up. Painting, wall washing. Reas.

Travis, 505 Arrowhead, 83-6297. EXPT-painter, sT.aiTTir. A VET! Brush, spray, interior, exterior, j-n. 4-D29Z, 3U.W St. PAINTING Exterior Interior Roofs.

Best materials Reas. prices. Free estimates. Cropsey Ph. 3-9188.

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, $8 RM. UP. PH. 81-0238.

'FAINTING papering, room up! JYee estimates. Ph, 3-2450. reas! ratesT Work Guar. Ph 83-5194, 83-5446. PAINTING and decorating.

All worS guaranteed. Low rate. Ph 7-1261 nreferred. Ph. 7-7267.

"PAINT ING In city 21 yrs Lie. Save 20. L. H. Smith.

6-0455. Triteflor-c'xterlor paTntmg! $15 ip work guar. Lie, ms. rnysicai i nerapy i MASSAGE FOR HEALTH Full A specialized scientific masssges steam bnth sweats, phvs. therapy.

D. A. Nicholson with GROUP DI AGNOSTIC, 806 Ph. 81-1206. 9.

Plumbing SEWERS DRAINS cleaned tFi ELECTRIC way. For quick service guaranteed job call ROTO-ROOT-ER SERVICE anytime. Ph. San Bdno. 8-2971 or Colton 881JK.

HENDRfcKSON PLUMBING Complete Repair Servleo A Contractini 525 South St. Ph. 6-3487 LOW cost plumbing, 7 day servfee! King, Sth Pedloy. Ph. 83-1519.

9. Radio Repairing All Types-ofaoTos Repaired" Lowest Prices, Work Guaranteed BRACK RADIO SERVICE 11T1F St Ph.5-7466 nr fl-0341 RAfTlO A TELEVISION STtv Free Pick Up and Delivery CULLEN RADIO Ph. rj-9184 The Beit In Radio Service. Tubes checked free If separate from set. I'ep Hoys 236 E.

9. Refrigerator Repairing WE Expert It Prompt Servlc COMMERCIAL fit DOMESTIC MITCHELLS ELECTRIC Oldest Appliance 8tor In S. B. BBS 3rd St. Ph.

2 2111 "wTOOfKrnr COLDSPOTS Free estimates and lnancr service, a years with Sears. Carter's. Rofrlg, Sr. Wash. Repair.

Sales Service. Ph. Fnntann 9341. Phrtf-227i Commercial Refrig. Servfc.

Used Equlnt. Sales 263 So. OliANC.K BELT REFRTf. CO 9. Storage ASSOCIATETWrTlTJlWJrro: MOVING FIREPROOF WAUEH8B PH.

4-4178 SAN HnNfTTTiN CiiTTrrrT'Er 374 ST. PHONK H.9.'in7 9. Surveylna Daily Sun Tuesday, February 28, 1 950 AVERAGES uean witter se memoers new xors exchanges. 279 street, phone 5191. Firestone 60 Gen Motors 76 Goodrich 83 Goodyear 48 Houdaille 12 Hudson Motor 13 Mack Truck 12 Nash-Kelvinator 17 Packard 37 Stewart-Warner 16 Studebaker 27 Timk-Detroit Axle 15 White Motors 16 Willys 6 Steels Alleg Ludlum 24 Armco 31 Bethlehem 33 Jones-Laughlln 30 National Steel 103 Nat Supply 16 Republic Steel 26 Steel 30 Vanadium 22 Wheeling Steel 49 Youngstown 8 T.

79 Mines Amer Smelting 53 Anaconda Copper 30 17 13 34 13 60 Homestake 45 Inter Nickel 27 Kennecott (xd) 54 Oils Barnsdall Oil 47 Gulf Oil 61 Ohio Oil 27 Phillips Pet 60 Pure Oil 26 Shell-Union 35 Sinclair 22 Socony 16 Stand Oil of Calif 62 Stand Oil of 67 Texas 61 Tidewaterasso 23 Union Oil 26 Tel lztt 21 Chicago Grain CHICAGO, Feb. 27 UB Grain range: open mgn Wheat: March 2.217, 2.22 Low Close 2.21 2.21 2.13 2.13- 1.93 1.93 1.93 1.94- 1.96 1.9694 1.29 1.29, 1.28 1.29 1.27 1.27-1.28 1.23 1.23-1.24 1.16 1.16- May 2.14 2.14 1.94 1.95 1.95 1.96 July Sept. Dec. 1.97 1.97 Corn: March 1.29 1.29 May 1.29 1.29 1.28 1.28?4 1.24 1.24 1.16 1.17 July Sept. Dec.

Oats March May July Sept. Dec. Rye: May July Sept. Dec. .74 .70 .63 .62 .6814 .74 .71 .63 .62 63 .73 .70 .62 .62 .63 .74 .70 .62 .63 1.31 1.33 1.35 1 31 1.33 1.35 1.36 1.29 1.29- 1.31 1.31 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 2.40 2.41 2.37 2.38 2.31 2.33 1.96 1.97 1.98 1.98Asked 1.36 Soybeans March 2.42 2.42 May July Nov.

Jan. 2.38 2.39 2.32 2.33 1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, Feb. 27 UP) Wheat: none. Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.35; No.

3, 1.30-32; No. 4, 1.26-31; No. 6. 1.23-25. Oats: No.

1 heavy mixed 77-78; No. 1 white 78; No. 2 heavy white 78 No. 1 heavy special red 80. Field seed: Sweet clover 22.00-23.00; red top 50.00-51.00; aisike 31.50-33.00; timothy 25.00-26.00.

Barley nominal: Malting 1.25-55; feed 1.00-15. Soybeans: None. Metal Market NEW YORK, Feb. 27 Following are today's custom smelters prices for delivered metals (cents per pound, unless otherwise designated): Copper: Electrolytic, delivered valley 18; export f.a.e. New York 18n; casting, f.o.b.

refinery nominal; lake, delivered valley 18. Lead: Common New York 12; St. Louis 11.80; foreign, gulf ports ll.SOn. Zinc: Prima western New York 10.47; East St. Louis 9.75; foreign, gulf ports 9.25n.

Cotton Market NEW YORK, Feb. 27 W) -Cotton futures closed 70 cents a bals lower to 50 higher than the previous close. Open High Low Last March 32.40bld 32.40 32.23 32.29 May 32.76 32.76 32.61 32.65 July 32.30 32.35 31.18 32.20-22 Oct 30.16 30.34 30.12 30.22-24 Dec. 29.98-99 30.18 29.94 30.06 March 29.95 30.14 29.92 30.03n Middling spot 33.12n off 14. nominal.

AUTOMOBILE Emergency Service ZULCH AUTO WORKS Third and I Streets Phone 4-0162 PILES HEMORRHOIDS GO WHILE YOU WORK NO SURGERY NO PAIN Quick Relief No Injections Examination Without Charge DR. R. E. HANSEN, D.C. 1224 Waterman Ave.

Ph. 2-0101 ASK FOR "ASPIRIN" ALONE CHOICE MIXED DAHLIA ROOTS Many New Colors. Excellent for Cut Flowers 10 Roots Only $1.00 Postpaid MONARCH IULI FARMS lilt Dlvljion Kalammae, Mich. iii TEMPERATURE Max. Mtn.

Max. Mln. Feb. 1...62 28 Feb. 14..

78 37 Feb. 2... 68 36 Feb. 15... 83 40 Feb.

3.. 76 38 Feb. 16.. 80 41 Feb. 4..

73 41 Feb. 17.. 81 40 Feb. 5... 66 48 Feb.

18.. 88 42 Feb. 6... 58 52 Feb. 19...

74 41 Feb. 7... 65 53 Feb. 20... 58 46 Feb.

8... 70 36 Feb. 21... 68 41 9... 72 38 Feb.

22... 71 39 Feb. 10 54 51 Feb. 24.. 71 40 Feb.

11.. 65 49 Feb. 23. ..67 37 Feb. 12...

68 51 Feb. 25.. 85 41 Feb. 13... 77 36 Feb.

26... 42 63 Feb. 27... 66 48 RAINFALL October 13 November 2.37 December 2.17 January 2,52 Feb. 6 1.71 Feb.

7 .38 Feb. 10 29 Feb. 11 10 Total 9,66 BUSINESS SERVICES 8. Travel Opportunities LEAVING March 4th or 5th tor Birmingham, Alabama, by way of Dallas Take 2 or 3 in new Cadtl-lac. Ph.

6-6517. i 9. Air Conditioning COOLERS, PADS PUMPS Sales, Service and Repairs SAN BDNO. SHEET METAL WORKS PH. 8-3875 649 2ND ST.

9. Alterations POCKETS, 'A pockets, altering and repairs. Reasonable. 283 16th St. 9.

Barber Shops Barber shop, corner Pedley and E. Monterey, 2 blks. W. Tippecanoe, 1 blk. So.

5th St. Lady Barber. Haircuts 50c 75c. III haircuts 75c shaVE S0c OPEN SUNDAYS PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOPS 312 348 ST. 9.

Carpentering RELIABLE fast, new homes, ga-rages, additions, remodeling, repair work. Financing, monthly payments LLOYD T. DARTON PH. 82-8192 I I By hour, day, job. Roofs repaired or recovered.

No lob too small. Reas. rates. Sands Ph. 83-6349.

CARPENTER work repair. No job to small. Work by nr. Power tools. Ph.

3-7222. Call Steve for dependable building or remodeling. No job too lg. or small. Ph.

4-5292. CARPENTER, rough finish, skill saw, hourly. Ph. collect, HE. 8-3370.

Carpenter 1st class, all round man. By hour. Ph. 83-5319, Wilbur. ALL kinds of BUILDING REMODELING, by hour.

Ph. 5-0568. 9. Cement Work HURT FLANNERY CURBS, SIDEWALKS, PATIO, FOUNDATIONS AND FLOORS 3656 Arrowhead Ph. 2-4323; 81-1409 Concrete construction, large or small Walks, curbs, driveways, foundations, patios, swim pools.

Ph. Johnson, Rlalto 124-W or Eggle-stone, San Bdno. 83-3354 eves. ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORTS R. E.

McCONNELL 964 W. BASE LINE PH. 6-4258 CEMENT floors, driveways patios'. JOHN H. DUDLEY Ph.

4-3232, 5-3364 WL'NDATIONS, DRIVES, PATIOS LEMKE BROS. Phone 6-9251 6-9128 EXPERT" block laying. Walls, homes and gar. Reas. P.

R. Cook, 82-3414 9. Cesspool Work CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Pumped. Cleared and Installed TRUCK CRANE RENTAL REBER ALLEN CO. 711 Knit St.

Colton Ph- 63S CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Pumped, Cleaned and Installed Any Location, Anytlmt A. R. BURNS CONSCIENTIOUS PLUMBER EStreet Phone 2-2198 CESSPOOLS SEPTldTTAJOS CLEANED, INSTALLED Teims, 20 Years Experience GEORGE F. CASEY CO. Ph.

82-5571 P. O. Box 210, San Bdno. 2031 SO. WATERMAN CESSPOOLS septic tanfcs pumped" and repaired.

Free Inspection. GODDARD'S SERVICE 864 E. 5th Ph. S2-3391 9. Corsets SPTrTllA corsetrer, Mrs.

R. Skousen Phone 5-2201 1395 Waterman CHARIS foundation glrHles ATfasT Maude Cowart. 140 13th. 83-7364. 9.

Child Care CHlXrr'riay- lie. 492. 757 E. Base Line. Ph.

5-5459. CHILD CARE REASONABLE Phone 3-6469 CHILD day care. Fenced yd. Elc. 805.

4517 Acacia, Ph. 83-6420. 9. Clairvoyants SARAHSTARft MENTAL SCIENCE 975 Street ALL AFFAIRS Business, Domestic Personal Mon. thru Eves.

6-9 p.m. Sun. Holidays 10 a.m. -9 m. Rev.

Rita M. Hancock Divine healing. Circles 2 8 P. M. Mon.

A Thurs. Advice dally. 348 South Mt. Vernon. Ph.

5-3363. 'LADY ROSE SUTTON Studio 1195 F. (So. of Base Line) Phone 81-1522 Hours 10 B.rn. MADAME AHLRICH Palmistry Fortune Teller Bring this ad and $1.

for special reading. 632 3rd St. Ph. 8-9235. B.

LORAIN CCTNNER Clairvoyant rlalraudlent reading. 9 to 5. Eves, by appointment. 136 street. Ph.

5-7330, REV. LILLIAN RISSINGER Spiritual reading by appt 132 East 5th St. Ph. IW-OIJB MADAME CLARK, well-known clairvoyant, permanently located. Read-tngs dally.

372 St. near Fourth ElA DAM DON YA Now 762 E. Hlway 99. Ixima Linda. 1324 CficstnuC Ph.

SI -5230. Readings Dally 9. Contracting RfSDENTTATT'Cmmner. AddltloTTs" 30 yrs. 3.

B. 81-9244 day, contr. 9. Curtains a panel. 10c extra with rufllcs.

Mary Balletl, 217 5th St. 9. Ditch Digging DITCHING, any kind, Lewis Todd, Route 2, Box 708 Snn TJmoteo Canyon Rd. Redlands Ph. Rodlauds 9209 or Ran Bdno.

fi-6390. 9. Drafting RAFTING KERVTeS" REASONABLE RATF.S 11 S3 ff ST. PHONK 11-7166 9. Driving Instructions REAlf rates! experC Instruction? Chas.

Spencer. Ph. 7-7679 eves. 9. Dressmaking 1 day Winn's Sewing Machine Service Ph.

4-4554, cvos. 5-9355 739 Sth, alTE ratToTsTTvien 2S1 Crescent Phone 83-7352 CREgSSfTtRBIR! P7o7csslonal low rates. 3023J1 St.iPh7-7lf:i. XltETiATTONS Men or womcnT Buttonholes. 330 20th.

Ph. 3-8155. In largo sjzes. 915 Bellevfew. Ph.

82-8434. and women. Ph. 81-7443, 348 6th St. ACl'EilXTroTS 2717 ST.

I'll. 4-fi3iHi 9. Fireplace FIREPLACES All kinds. Complete or material only. H.

C. BAILEY It SONS I.llao Valley Blvd. Bloomlneton Ph. Colton 1416-J Many Wall street observers agree that a quick settlement of the impasse would unleash some bullish enthusiasm, but at the same time they concur that the immediate market outlook hasn't yet suffered from the spreading industrial shut-downs caused by lack of coal. Most of the price changes today were fractional, although there were gains of more than a point in the aircraft group.

There was a lot of see-sawing. Rails, for example, were down in the morning, higher in the after noon and mixed at the close. Steels were unchanged to higher while motors were unchanged to lower, Oils showed fractional strength, and air lines ended mostly higher, Motion pictures were under mild pressure almost the entire session, The Associated Press average of 60 stocks edged up .1 of a point to 73.8 points. The industrial and utility components of the average both gained .1 of a point while the rails were unchanged. The rise was accompanied by the trading of 1,400,000 shares.

Out of the 1,083 individual is sues traded, 447 advanced and 377 declined. On the rise 74 issues established new 1949-50 high marks and only two made new lows for the period. L. A. Stocks LOS ANGELES, Feb.

27 Hierh Loflr 11 150 22 6 10 1 5 7 13 4 12 4 13 9 63 13 19 41 1 46 78 11 165 13 10 10 2 6 53 46 7 130 28 2 19 145 12 12 21 7 195 12 33 36 33 28 24 10 16 8 15 6 38 5 22 16 35 32 28 23 43 13 11 23 17 J9'i 9 43 26 16 30 49 9 34 Close Am Airlines 11 Am 9 150 Am Wool SMg 23 Bandini Pet 6 Basin Oil 10' Benguet Oil 1 Bolsa Ch Oil 5 Bdwy Dept .40 1 Budd Co lg 13 Clary 4 Col Gas 12 Va. Cons Liqui 4 Cons Vultee 14 Curtiss-W 1 9 DuPont Co 3 63 Elect Prod la 13'A Elec Bd Sh 19 Exeter Oil A 42 FAR Liquidat Gen Elec 2a 11 150 22 6 10 1 5j 7 13 4 12 14 9 63'i 13 '4 19 42 1 46 76 11. 165 Gen Mtrs 6g 76 Greyhound 11 Holly 166 Huds Mtr la 134 1354 Hunt Fds 6g 10 10 ma txpiorac Infest Pet 214 Kalser-Frazer 634 Kenne Cop 3 xd 53 Kern Co Ld 3a 46 10 2i 8 53 4t Lib McN 7 ret Tib Lockheed 2 29(4 Menasco Mt 2 Mid So Ut 1.10 19 Mt Dia 150 Nordon Co 12 130 29 2 IB 145 12 13 No Am Av lg 13 No Amer lb 21 Northrop ,4 7 21 7 ur un Lue am 200 Pao Clay .15 Pae 2 12 33 36 33 28, 24 10 15 35 6 39 B-Vi 22 16 35 32 28 23 12 33 86 Do 6s l'2 Do 6 1 Do 5s Aiy 33' 28 Pae Pb Sv 1.30 Pan Am A 'ig 24 10 KVJA 15 8', 15 6 39 R-K-O Reserve 1 Oil Rexall Dru Richfield Oil 2a Ryan Sinclair Oil 2 Soc-Van lb 6 22 16 35 S. C. Edison Do cv 1.14 Do cu 1.22 32 28 23 4315 13 Std Brand 1.20a Std Oil Ind 2b 43 South Co 13 Sunrav Oil 1 xd 11 Tide 1.60a 23 23 Transam a 17 20 9 43 28 16 30 63 9 34 17 TWA Tri Cont 2D 9 43 26 16 30 Un Carb 2 Union Oil 2 Unit Air Steel 2.60 Univ Con Oil 2a Air Lines W'hse El 1.60b 52 9 34 LA.

Grain LOS ANGELES. Feb. 27 Los An eeles Grain Exchange: All quotations are nominal, subject to market fluctuations; prices are cwt. for 10-aay snipment in carioaas: No. 2 bulk white wheat.

3.603.65 No. 2 western barley, 46 2.65'? 2.67: No. 2 oats. 38 3.20(&3.30; No. 2 yellow corn, 2.88g)2.90; No.

2 mi 0. 2.752.77. Nominal soot Drlce: No. 2 bulk cwt. Corn.

2.91: mllo. 2.77: wheat. 3.62; naney, 46 oats, 33 3.3U. CAR RECEIPTS Wheat. 9: harlev.

27: corn. 21: oats. 19: mllo. 6: flax. 4: bran.

1: cereal, hay, 32 Hour, 44. MAY PHICtS Federal-State Market News Service Alfalfa hav: U. S. No. 1.

26.00: No. 2 leafy, 24.O0fa25.0; u. 8. No. 1 green, Grain hay: No.

1 barley, 27.0028.00; mo. 1 oats, 3u.uusy31.uu. jjx "ECHO" ANSWERS YOUR CALL FOR FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON 4 YEARS OLD $129 1 12 rr. 052 $099 i riRT 49 nr. ECHO SPRING DISTILLING COMPANY 86 PROOF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY flosG QUESTIONS By WILLIAM E.

McKENNEY America's Card Authority (Written lor NEA Service) As my answer to the following question from one of my readers shows, it's wise to take your time when it's your turn to draw. Otherwise you may fumble, put ting yourself at a disadvantage. One of the things causing most of the arguments in our Canasta club Is what to do when a player, intending to draw a card from the stock pile, accidentally shows the second card. A When a player accidentally shows one or more cards when drawing from the stock pile, he should take the card belonging to him and put it in his hand. The other or exposed card or cards should be shown to the rest of the players and then replaced on the top of the stock pile.

After he has made his discard, the next player may take the top card of the stock pile. But in any case he has the right to shuffle the stock pile so that the player following him will not know what the top card of the stock pile is. When do you freeze the pack? I have explained when to freeze the pack on numerous occa sions, but this question continues to be asked in every week's mail If the discard pile is large, and the opponents have a lot of melds down, and you cannot make a safe discard, you are certainly justified in freezing the pack. Otherwise the opponents will get the pack and probably complete several canastas. If you think that you or your partner may be able to go out in a round or two, it may be advisable to freeze the pack.

I know that some players just freeze the pack because they hold several deuces. I have actually seen players freeze the pack before their opponents had made an initial meld, while their own side did have an initial meld down on the table. This is a foolish thing to do, because in this situation they freeze the pack for themselves as well as for the opponents; and the pack was already frozen for the opponents until they made their initial meld, Do not be afraid to freeze the pack when you definitely know that it will be advantageous to cover most of the western and central portions of the ration this morning as far south as southern Georgia, the central portions of Alabama, Mississippi and to a line extending from northeastern Louisiana northwestward through northeastern Kansas to north central Montana. Below freezing temperatures were also reported in the cen- itral and northern Rockies and the High Low Preeip. Sunday Monday Albuquerque 70 Boston II 45 28 3 69 0 20 20 Ti 8 vo 38 16 54 28 64 23 49 60 9 49 10 56 16 1 35 50 .02 Tr.

Kansas city wlml." si 22 Phoenix 73 Pittsburgh 20 Portland, Me 24 Seattle 53 Tucson 72 .78 .02 .18 .26 Washington Yuma 30 20 72 53 .13 ON CANASTA your side; but da not freeze it just for lack of something else to do. We are a little confused as to whether you get one or two cards for a red trey. Will you please explain this? A If you have a red trey in your hand, put it on the table immediately and take a card from the stock pile to replace it. This does not constitute your draw. You still have the right to decide whether you want to take the discard pile or draw a card from the stock pile.

If you take another card from the stock pile, it may look as though you were getting two cards for your red trey, but that is not true. You take one card to replace the red trey that you put down on the table, and then you make your draw. (Mr. McKenney is unable to answer individual questions on Canasta from readers. However he will include the most frequently asked questions in his column.) L.

A. Produce LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 UP) (F.S.M. JJ.) ADDlea firm on Northwestern, slightly stronger best quality Watson-ville Pippins. Others steady; potatoes dull on russets, slightly weaker on long whites, cauliflower, cucumbers slightly stronger; squash weaker on white summer, Italian, firm on yellow crookneck, hubbard and banana; beans, broccoli, celery slightly weaker; asparagus weaker.

APPLES: Watsonville PiDDins 34 tier 4.5-5o Oak Glen place packed standard Delicious 6c packed boxes Washington red and Starking Delicious extra fancy standard Delicious extra fancy Winesaps extra fancy Romes extra fancy red Romes extra fancy Golden Delicious extra fancy Oregon Pippins combination AVOCADOS: Local-San Diego county Fuertes flats lugs packed 27-30o lb. GRAPES: San Joaquin valley lugs Ribiers white Malagas Emperors Almerias Cornichons PEARS: Anjous packed boxes Washington extra fancy Oregon Hood river U. S. 1 winter Neiis Santa Clara county large 6.5-7c Cornice Carmel 4.5-5c Clair-geaus Carmel 5-6c lb. TANGERINES: Dancys local large 14-1 8c Florida wirebound crates $5.00.

ARTICHOKES: Per box, slightly frosted Castroville 4S-60s Santa Maria 48-60s Arroyo Grande 48-60s Santa Cruz boxes 24-303 Arroyo Grande flats 24-303 3.75-4.00. ASPARAGUS: Stockton large 25-30s Porterville select 40-50o Imperial valley extra select 40o Coachella valley large 25c lb. BEANS: Florida bushel hampers Valentines yellow wax $8.50. BROCCOLI: Iced crates Santa Maria district heads San Jose heads Castroville bunched local 7-10c Coachella valley 5-6c lb. BRUSSEL SPROUTS: Lugs Arroyo Grande 13-14o Santa Cruz Iced drums bushel baskets No.

2s cellophane packages 20-24c lb. CABBAGE: Per crate, white local unlidded and lidded lidded Oxnard Mexico red local crates Arroyo Grande Savoy local crates CARROTS: Iced crates 6 dozen Imperial valley local unlidded 3 dozen topped 60-lb. sacks large $1.15. CAULIFLOWER: Local lettuce crates untrimmed Oxnard $1.50. CELERY: Pascal sturdee and wire-bound crates Chula Vista hearts local lettuce crates 50-75; 20 in crates local CUCUMBERS: Cuba bushel baskets hothouse San Diego county cartons 2i dozen EGGPLANT: Florida bushel baskets 14-16c lb.

occasionally high as 18c lb. LETTUCE: Dry pack crates Imperial valley 4s Blythe 4s Oxnard 4s local 4s local unlidded 3s 60-75C ONIONS: Street sales 50-lb. sacks Spanish Idaho medium yellow Danvers Oregon White Globes Nevada white boilers $4.00: reds 50-lb. sacks Oregon carlots Danvers Oregon medium asking $1.25. PEAS: Crate stock Oxnard 12-1 4c San Diego 14-16c San Diego county 16-170 Coachella valley lb-16c lb.

PEPPERS: Bells Mexico 12-14c green chili Mexico 18-20c yellow chili Mexico 15-18c Jaloplnos Mexico 10-12c Fresno chill Mexico 15c ID. POTATOES: Street sales 100-lb. sacks long whites Perrls valley U. S. 1 A russets Idaho U.

S. 1 A Pontlacs Kern county waxed 50-lb. Backs U. 8. new crop Florida Bliss Triumphs U.

S. 1 A most I J4.00. SQUASH: Italian Imperial valley crates white summer Imperial valley crates yellow crookneck Imperial valley crates 50; Florida half Dusnei Basnets zucchini Cocozelle mostly bushel hamtiers vellow crookneck 48.00 bushel wirebound crates mostly banana local lb. SWEET POTATOES: Texas 50-lb. crates U.

S. No. 1 Porto Rlcos Kev West local 10-12c lb. Jerseys Mer. ced county bushel baskets velvets Merced county 10.6-llc lb.

bushel baskets Merced county Texas 50-lb. crates U. 8. 1 $4.60. TOMATOES: Mexico originals 6x6s and larger cellophane packages Mexico 4s 14-1 5c; stripped Mexico 14-150 10.

NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 U) Following is the nation-wide weather summary prepared by the U. S. weather bureau: Eastern Air Lines 16 Eastman Kodak 47 Farnsworth Radio 1 General Electric 46 General Foods 49 Citrus Shipmenis NEW YORK, Feb. 27 UP) (F.S.M.N.) New York orange auctions California navels: 100s 5.40-6.75.

few 7.25; 1'ic KnnC. IROa Q(V 17R fi 10- 6.76; '200s 5.10-6.30'; 220s' 4.15-5.80; 2023 D.ou; 4003 D.OV. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 UP) The Federal State Market News service reported today lemons slightly weaker; oranges slightly weaker no loose, about steady others; grapefruit about steady. Grapefruit per box, Arizona packed fancy 80s and larger 3.50-75, few 4.00; 100s 3.00-25; Imperial valley 48s mostly 3.25; 643 3.25-50; 80s 3.25-50; 100s 2.75-3.00; Coachella valley 48-54s 8.00-25, one mark 6.50; 64s 5.50-6.00, one mark 6.50; 70-80S 4.50-5.C0, one mark 5.50; choice 643 3.25-50, few 3.75; 70-80s 3.25-50: loose fancy 80s 2.75-3.00; 100s 2.25-50; Texas standard boxes ruby reds 80s few mostly 8.00; 96s few mostly 7.00; pinks 80s few mostly 8.00; 96s few mostly 5.00; Florida wire-bound crates pinks all sizes mostly 8.50.

Lemons per box, local loose lancy 6.00-50, few 6.75, fair low as 5.00; packed fancy 252s 7.50-75; 3UU-3bl 7.50-8.00, few 8.25. Oranges per box, local navels packed fancy 126s and larger 5.00-50; 150s mostly 6.50; 176s 5.50; 200s 5.25-50; 220s 5.25-50; 252s 5.00; 288s mostly 4.75; loose fancy 2203 and larger mostly 3.25; 252s 3.00; 288s 2.75; 344s 2.50; mixed choice and standard large 2.25-50; medium 2.00-25; small 1.75-2.00; Texas wirebound crates Valencias all sizes 7.50-75; Florida wirebound crates Temples all sizes mostly 6.00. The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auction markets California oranges were lower medium to large sizes. Representa tive prices oy size: KunKisi viirai grade) 100s 5.88; 1263 5.93; 150s 8.15; 176s 6.26; 200s 6.26; 220a 8.32; 252s 6.75; 268s 6.52; 344s 5.75. Choice (second grade) 100s 5.00; 126s 5.10; 150s 5.43; 178s 6.62; 200s 5.52; 220s 5.45; 252s 5.88; 2S8s 5.58; 344s 5.43.

Butter, Eggs, Poultry LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 (EB Dairy market: Eggs: Wholesale prices: minimum 40 pet AA: grade A large .39, A medium 35; 80 pet grade A large A medium A small Candled graded eggs to retailers, cases (cartons 3 cents higher); grade AA extra large large medium grade A extra large large medium small grade large Prices to consumers In cartons: grade AA large medium grade A large medium small Poultry: Broilers l-2 lbs. 28, fryers 2-3 lbs. fryers 3-4 lbs. roasters 4 lbs.

and over 30, caponettes 3-4 lbs. capon-ettes over 4 lbs. hens light under 4 lbs. hens light 4 lbs. and over hens cross .4 lbs.

22, hens heavy all weights rabbits white fryers ranch, range mostly .22. Butter: Jobbing prices in cartons: grade AA A L. A. Livestock IX)S ANGELES, Feb. 27 (H (F.S.M.

N.j Cattle salable 2300; liberal portion of run steers but all classes in light supply; early sales steady to 28 higher, but moBt bids steady; few loads medium and low good fed steers 23.00-26.00; medium and good fed heifers 23.00-24.75; few medium heavy weights 21.00; medium cows 18.00-19.00; quite a few held higher; common cows 16.00-17.75; canners and cutters 14.00-15.75; medium and good sausage bulls 19.00-21.25; medium and good stockers and light feeders 21.00-24.00. Calves salable 300; steady: medium to low choice vealers 28.00-33.00; little dona on calves, quality plain. Hogs salable about half mid-westerns, market not established; most bids fully 50 or more lower; good and choice butchers bid around 19.00-19.25; few good sows steady at 13.00-13.50. Sheep salable 100; steady; good and low choice 100-110 lbs. wooled lambs 24.

SO; few good wooled ewes 12.0O-13.00; common 8.00. Bank Clearings (By United Press) San Francisco $45,900,000 Oakland 3,554,102 Los Angeles Debits 327.347.795 Berkeley Debits 2,634,976 Moist air moving northward from Mexico brought rain to southeastern California, southeastern Nevada, southern Nevada, southern Utah, Arizona and New Mexico. Rainfall amounts were locally moderate in central Arizona where Payson received .85 inch and Phoenix .78 most of which fell since yesterday afternoon. A storm front moving across the Pacific northwest left moderate mounts of rain along the coast of Washington and Oregon and light rain southward alona the extreme northern California coast and east-ih'3h Port'ns of the intermountain ward Into western Montana with Plateau from northern Nevada light snow falling in the higheri northward. Rockies.

Minimums were generally in the Light snow showers have been 40s and 50s in Florida and along reported around the eastern Great the Gulf coast and westward Lakes and in parts of the Ohio val-i through southern Oklahoma and ley and from the northern Vir-1 Texas to the Pacific coast and over flinias through Pennsylvania, New northern California. Extreme York and the northwestern Newlsouthern Florida and southeastern England states. Spotty light driz-Texas had minimums in the middle rle is reported this morning in to high 60s with Brownsville dip-Texas, 'ping to a balmy 69. While there Is considerable! temperature and rainfall: cloudiness over me western states; fair weather prevails over the northern plains states and while' this area is still well below freez-j Ing this morning most of it Is' Brownsville bo ro. jcttd" However below zero minimums; i Centro re reported over most of Wiscon-! in, northern Illinois, northern In-, diana and southwestern Michigan and the New England states and upstate New York is generally low zero wun mi.

vvasningxon, ra. reporting the coldest minimum In the country this morning with 28 below zero. temperatures, Below freezing.