The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 37

IN THE SHADOWS W-DSAL-O-LOGU MARKET Wednesday in the chapel of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home with Citrus Growers Begin Voting On Prorate KFMB Chan. 8 KHJ Chan. 9 KNXT Chan. 2 KNBH Chan. 4 KTTV Chan.

11 KLAC Chan. 13 KTLA Chan. KECA Chan. 7 8 :30 Film 4 9 :20 Farm Report .2 9:30 News; Film ...2 Merle Travis ..7 School 2 Smokey Rogers 8 Betty 13 3:30 Lucky 9 Margetts 10:00 School 4 DOW-JONES AVERAGES Furnished by Dean Witter San Bernardino, members of New York Stock Exchange. Film Serial ....7 EVELYN WHITLOCK Mrs.

Evelyn Whitlock, 89, died Wednesday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Louisiana, she was a resident of the County 47 years. She is survived by a son, Claude Whitlock of Woodland Hills, and a granddaughter, Evelyn Meador. Funeral services are pending with the Mark B. Shaw Company in charge of arrangements.

ROSE RANDALL Mrs. Rose Crandall, 39, of 623 N. Alder Fontana, died Monday in San Francisco. She was a native of New York. Glamour Girl ..4 Handy Hints ..5 Putnam, News 11 Brewer, Thorme 2 Weather 4 6 :55 Elmer Peterson 4 BoUay 7 7:00 Pet Exchange 11 Hank McCune 13 Newspaper ....9 Recital Hall ....4 Nevvsreel 5 Ruggles 7 Range Rider ...8 Strike It Rich ..8 Records 5 Garrv Moore ..2 10:45 Films 7 Service Film .13 11:00 Quiz 2 Al Jarvis 7 4:00 Rita LaRoy ...11 the Rev.

N. Robert Kesler officiating. Organist Beatrict Crosby played "Beyond the Sunset" and "Rock of Ages." Pallbearers were Richard J. Oehl, M. C.

Roberts, Frank S. Ver-sone and Harold J. Cornwell. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. HESTER S.

LININGER Funeral services for Mrs. Hester Sarah Lininger will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday in the chapel of the Grove-Kircher Colonial Mortuary. She is survived by her husband, Paul Lininger San Bernardino; six'sisters, Mrs. G.

W. Hunt of San Pablo, Mrs. Maude Harry of Kansas, Mrs. Minnie McNulty of Kan- Jack McElrov .4 Net 1953 High Low Close Change Sales High Low 30 Indus. ...273.01 270.06 271.50 1.79 144,500 293.79 262.88 20 Rails 102.89 101.36 102.11 0.91 122,000 112.21 99.58 15 Util 50.82 50.47 50.62 0.20 36,000 53.88 47.87 65 Stocks ...106.46 105.27 105.84 0.72 302,500 113.96 102.49 40 Bonds 95.46 u'neh.

98.99 92.96 10 1st R. 95.62 0.01 10 2nd R. 96.14 0.09 10 Public Util 94.24 0.09 10 Industrials 95.85 0.18 Federal marketing officials said Tuesday in Los Angeles that more than 300 ballots had been received from orange growers voting on the naval orange marketing order referendum. Growers in Arizona and California, including San Bernardino County, are voting on the measure. The naval orange prorata referendum will continue until Aug.

31, the deadline for submission of ballots. The measure provides for an industry committee to regulate the volume of fruit sent to market each week from California and Arizona. The ballots will be gathered in Los Angeles and sent to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, where final results of the referendum will be released about Sept. 11.

Film 2 Film 5 Gene Norman ..9 Dick Haynes ..13 Quiz 7 4:15 Film 11 She is survived by a daughter, Patricia Crandall, and a son, Norman Crandall, both of Fontana; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Parry, Mrs. Ann Schiebler and Mrs. Hawkins Rings 4 Mike Roy ....13 What's Cookin' 8 11:15 Bennetts 4 11:30 Garry Moore ...8 Linkletter 2 Follow Heart ..4 11:45 Film 4, 12:00 Big Pay Off 8 2 N. Gilchrist ..11 Break the Bank 12:20 Film 7j 12:30 Calif.

Living Sheriff John ...11 Hollywood TV 13; Stephanie Pacelli, of Rome, N.Y., Norvell 4:30 Al Jarvis 4:45 Gabby Hayes Dusty Walker ..2 4:50 Thought 13, 5:00 Playcrafters ...5, Webfoot 13j Tim McCoy Baseball Atom Squad ...4 and Mrs. Gladys Conley of Little Mrs. Elsie Nichols of Brock-Falls, N.Y., and her mother, dale. Mrs. Grace Starks of Regina O'Giba of Rome.

'St. Louis, and Mrs. Lucy Rosary will be conducted at of Kansas City, two Stocks Decline, But Later Stage Moderate Rally NEW YORK Stocks suffered under considerable selling pressure Wednesday in an active market but they were able to stage a moderate recovery from their lows. Selling at one time started to create severe pressure, but at no time did the situation assume alarming proportions. The worst occurred during the second and third hours.

Prices were well down at the close with losses running to around 2 points at the outside. Railroads were under the heaviest selling attention. Steels lower but they managed to com? back at the close." U.S. Steel, for example, closed with a gain of J.g at 37. DEPRESSED GROUPS Depressed groups included motors, oils, utilities, rubbers, air lines, farm implements, chemicals, aircrafts, radio televisions, and many miscellaneous issues.

Coppers ran counter to the general trend and closed higher all around. A leading custom smelter raised its price for domestic copper by 2 cent to 29 cents, thus restoring a cut made early in August. The Associated Press aVerage of 60 stocks declined 60 cents at $107.20. It was down 70 cents on Tuesday. The industrial component declined 70 cents, railroad 80 cents and utilities 20 Trading brought 1,131 individual issues to the tape, more than any time since early in June.

Only 152 gainers remained at the close. Highs for the year numbered 5 and lower climbed to 30 issues. Volume came to 1,400,000 shares. That is slightly below the daily average so far this year, but it is greatest since TTune 10. Tuesday's total was 1,030,000 shares.

p.m. Thursday in the chapel of the: brothers, Roscoe Wilson of North Dakota and Thomas Hope of Cali Mark B. Shaw Company Quiz 2 7:15 Theater 9 Beany 5 7:30 Lone Ranger ...7 Eddie Arnold ..4 City Hospital ..2 Hwd. Opport'y .5 Fishing Tips ...9 Elizabeth 13 Open Road ....11 People in News 8 7:45 News 4 8:00 Film 11 Action Fishing .7 News 9 Take a 2 Superman 8 Theater 13 Groucho Marx .4 8:15 Baseball 9 8:30 Chance of Life .7 Before Eyes ..11 Hidden Talent Wrestling 5 Place the Face. 4 Pentagon 2 fornia; ne daughter, Mrs.

Clarice Bump of Colton and four grand Vital Records WEDDING RINGS AT VONDEYS 309 ST. 10 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS NEW YORK Sales, closing price and net change of the 10 most active stocks Wednesday. Total Sales Last Sale. Net Change 1. New York Central 34,300 22 Vz 2.

U. S. Steel 20.500 '8 3. American Telephone 17,800 1542 y2 4. Baltimore Ohio 17,700 '24 5.

International Harvester 12,600 26'A Yz 6. Northern Pacific 12,300 64's Ta 7. Pepsi-Cola 11,000 13? 8. International Telephone 10,300 'g 9. Pennsylvania R.

10,300 2038 'A 10. Southern R. 10,200 43 yz Total volume 1,400,000. Travelers 4 12:45 News; Suspects 9 T.V. University 8 1:00 Strike It Rich 2 Crosbys Calling 9 Chef Milani On Account ....4 1:15 Search 2 1:30 Bride Groom.

2 M. Gaffney 5:15 Pet Shop 4 5:30 Cartoon Time Space Funnies .2 Televenture ..13 Howdy Doody ..4 Cowboys 5 Jack's Magic ..8 Ladies Mat. ...7 5:45 Corral NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Love of Life ..8 1:45 Search 2 Guiding Light 2:00 Star Shopper ..11 Film 4 Private services will, be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Fontana. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery.

MARY A. HARRIS Mrs. Mary Alberta Harris, 66, of 880 Avenue Yucaipa, died Wednesday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Dennison, she was a resident of Yucaipa seven years and the State 11. She is survived by two sons, Carrol Harris of Yucaipa and Harold Harris of Hawthorne; five brothers, Jess Roberts of Kansas City, Earl Roberts of El Dorado, Ellis Roberts of El Dorado, Harold Roberts of Puente and Charles Roberts of Ponca City, three sisters, Mrs.

Helen Gwartney of El Dorado, Mrs. Grace1 Holloway of El Dorado and Mrs. Olive Marriott of Weaver-ville, and six grandchildren. Private services were held NEW YORK (AP) i Closing stocks: children. Interment will follow at Monte-cito Memorial Park.

MARY B. FLINT Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bell Flint will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday in the chapel of the Mark B. Shaw Company.

Interment will follow at Montecito Memorial Park. The body will lie in state in the slumber room of the Shaw Company until' the time of services. LAWRENCE Z. BESS Funeral services for Lawxence Z. Bess will be conducted at 10 a.m.

Friday from the chapel of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home, interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. CELIA HUDSON Funeral services for Mrs. Celia 9: Boxing 13 00 Fishing 11 Film 7 Theater 2 8 Film 9 6:00 Nutsy 4 Laurel Hardy 2 Puppets 11 News 7 6:15 Ramar 11 Komedy Klub ..4 News 13 Comedy 7 6:30 Beany 8 Telepaper ....13 Love of Life ...2 Dragnet 4 23U 2H 31V4 69 38 45 'i 13 '4 17 i 35 'i 35 'i 15 31'-j Air Reduct Alaska Jun Alleg Stl Allied Chem Allied Strs Allis Chal Am Airlines Am Bk Note Am Can Am Car Am Loco Am Pot Ch Am Rad 9: ou j. neater i BORN GREEN In San Bernardino. Aug.

17, 1953. at Laurel Hospital, to the wife of Gene B. Green, Juverside, a daughter. PIWARSKI In San Bernardino, Aug. 16.

1953. at Laurel Hospital, to the wife of Edward R. Piwarski, 564 Catawba Kontana, a ton. BURROW In San Bernardino, Aug. Ifi, 1953.

at Laurel Hospital, to the wife of Marvin L. Burrow, 1166 S. Riverside Rialto," -a. son. PONCY In San Bernardino Aug.

16. 1953, at Laurel Hospital, to the wife of Francis C. Poncy. 283 Case San Bernardino, a daughter. HICKMAN In San Bernardino, Aug.

17. 1953, at Laurel Hospital, to the wife of Clifford W. Hickman, 4793 Stoddard San Bernardino, a son. WILSON In Loma Linda, Aug. 16, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Robert Lee Wilson, 1720 Del Rosa San Bernardino, a son.

CONTRERAS In Loma Linda. Aug. 17. 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Patrick Con-treras. Mentohe, twin sons.

DODSON In Loma Linda, Aug. 17, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of William Eugene Dodson, Cypress and Palm Avenues, Highland, a daughter. TWEEDY In Loma Linda, Aug. 17, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Donald Fay Tweedy, 846 Long Beach Colton. a son.

RASH In Loma Linda. Aug. 17, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Lloyd O. Rash, 620 E. Central Rediands, a daughter.

DIED Big Town ..2 8 Film 11 Time for Music 13 Mama Weiss ...9 Smokey Rogers 8 2:15 Guiding Light ..2 2:30 Film 11 Art Godfrey ...2 Johnny Kir by ..7 Bill Stulla 4 3 :00 Queen For Day 9 00 Musical Chairs 2 News 7,10: Repub Stl 48 Rexall Drug 6 Rey Tob 4S Rheem MXg 26 Richfield 52 Safeway St 37 Schenley Ind 24 Seal's Roeb 59 Shell Oil 75 Sinclair Oil 36 Socony Vac 34 Sou Cal Edis 36 Sou Pac 42 Sou Ry 43 Sperry 41 Std Brands 2S Std Oil Cal 52 Std Oil Ind 72 Std Oil 73 Studebaker 28 Sunray Oil 17 Texas Co 55 Tide Wat As 22 Trans Air 15 Transamer 27 9 21 H. 12 29 23 13 3S 58 19 35 55 62 18 19 31 8 26 5 22 17 20 64 56 38 61 Lib McN Lockh Aire Loew's Lone St Cem Macy Martin (Gl) McKess Montg Ward Nash Kelv Nat Bise Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat Distill Nat Gypsum Nat Lead Nat Linen Nat Sup Natomas Central No Am Avia No Amer Co Nor Pac Ohio Oil Pac El Pac Ltg 33 31 Am Smelt Cin Cleve El 111 Colg Palm Col Brd A Col Gas Coml Cred Coml Solv Comw Edis Con Edis Con Vultee Container Cont Can Cont Oil Corn Prod Crane Co Crown Cork Crown Zell Curtiss Wc Doug Aire Du Pont East Air Eastm Kod El Auto Flintkote Gen Elect Gen Foods Gen Mot Goodrich Lige at 80 8 Dotty Mack ...11 Edwards. News 2 Fly boy 5 6:45 Baseball 13 Martin Kane ...4 Hudson will be held Thursday at Wednesday afternoon in the chap- 19 50 44 43 'i 13 33 'i 18-V 34 40 17'i 39 54 i 5S-V 72 29 33 29 65-i 100 23 42 "43 274 75 54 58 66 48 54 3i 13 23 36 31 26 40 51 15 60 22 63 67 37 el of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral P-m. at the I- M. Knopsnyder HADIO DIAL on Chapel in Colton.

Interment at Home. Cremation followed Mountain View Cemetery. YOU KFI 640 KNX 1070 Twent Fox 17 4 Packard Pan Am Air 9 KFXM 590 KCSB 1350 KR NO 1240 KITO 1290 L.A. Grain 26 Param Pict Am Tel Tel 154 Am Tobacco 75U Am Viscose 43 Am Woolen Anacon- Cp 32Ti Armco 35 Va Armour 97i Atchison Avco Mfg 7 Bald Lima 9H Bait Ohio 24 Bendix Av 55ss Beth Steel 50li Boeing Airp 39'i Borden 56rs Borg Warn 69 i Briggs Mfg 34' i Bullard 23: Burr Add 14H Cal Pack 24 Can Dry 11 "i Canad Pac 24 "i Case (JI 17 Cater Trac 50-H Celanese 24H Ches Oh 37'i Ch Sp Pac 16H Chi Nw 18 Chrysler 69 Goodvear Gt No Ry Pf KNX -Bill Kenneally LOS ANGELES Quotations nominal, subject to market fluctuations. Cash prices per bulk carlots.

wholesale onlv. 10-dav shinmpnt rvf KFXM Songs ot Our Time 5:05 KITO Music tor Motoring. 5:15 KFI News. JOHN HOSS Funeral services for John Hoss will be held at 11:30 a.m. Friday in the chapel of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home.

Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. will be in Montecito Memorial Park. GERTRUDE M. MORNINGSTAR Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude May Morningstar will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday in the chapel of the Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home, Rialto, with Elder Glenn L. Goffar officiating. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery, Un Carbide 65 Un Oil Cal 42 Un Pac 106 Unit Air Lin 25 Unit Aire 38 United Cp 5 Un Gas Im 33 US Pipe 38 Rubber 25 Steel 37 Warn Br Pict 13 West Un Tel 46 Westg Air Brk 25 West Elect 45 Woolworth 43 Youngst Sh fc 38 KCSB Sing Everybody Sing 33 70 20 13 31 53 53 27 63 39 48 3 3 24 25 Parke Dav Penney (JC) Pa Rr Pepsi Cola Phelps Dod Philip Mor Phillips Pet Plym Oil Proct Gam Pullman Pure Oil RKO Pict RKO Thea Radio Cp Rayonier 3.75 3.03'i 3.50 3.75 3.45 Dum wnue wneat ojj.o Barley, 46 lbs 2.98(i3.02j White oats 3.40 (4 3.50 Yellow corn 3.66 (53.72 Milo (TO 3. 37 'im 3.

47 V4 tireynouna Gulf Sta Ut Homestake Hudson Mot Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel Tel Johns Man Jones Kennecott Lehman Cp Glass KKNO News KITO Noon News 12:15 KITO Paul Harvey KFXM News KFI Road of Lite KNX Hilltop House HCSB Ralph Flanagan KRNO Sons ot Pioneers 12:30 KCSB Tips and Tunes KFI Pepper Young HODGES In Fontana. Aug. 18, 1953. Mrs. Ida L.

Hodges, 83. native of Salina, resident, of Fontana and California 25 years. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Saturday at Ingold'a Chapel in Fontana. Interment in Montecito Memorial Park.

WHITLOCK In San Bernardino, Aug. 19, 1953, Mrs. Evelyn Whitlock. 89, native of Louisiana and resident of San Bernardino Coun EWELL T. KNOWLES SR.

Funeral services for Ewell 8:00 A.M. KCSB Weather KFXM Cecil Brown KiTO Breaklast Club KKNO Okie Bob KKI John Murray KNX Ralph Story 8:05 KCSB Varieties 8:15 KFXM News KCSB Morning Varieties KKNO Okie Bob KNX News Ki- XM Gabriel Heatter 8:23 Kt 'XM News 8 :30 AM Haven ot Rest KK.NO News KNX Make L'p Mind KFI News Thomas Knowles Sr. were held; San Bernardino. KNX Art Linkletter Wheat. 6: barley, corn.

13: milo, lj flour, 13; bran, cereal, hay, 68. L.A. Hay Prices LOS ANGELES (FSMNS1 Alfalfa: U.S. No. 1.

26.00'528.00; U.S. No. 2 leafv. 24.00 25.00: U.S. No.

2 green, 24.00 S24.50: U.S. No. 2. 22. 00 23.00.

Grain hay: No. 1 barley. 24.50 325.50; No. 1 oats, 30.00 331.00. ill'O Sam Hayes KR.NO Bine Crosby L.A.

Stocks L.A. Produce TO BE SEEN AND HEARD KFXM Farm Front 12:40 ViO Mid-Day Melodies Shares Value 22.748 615,712 35.645 6.750.093 107.429.637 Ausust 19 Previous day Year to date 1952 to date KFI Right to Happiness KRNO Yodeling Bob KFXM United Nations 6.240,118 120,419,614 Stock Market Report I P. M. on the Los Wednesday's transactions Kcsts tsing urosoy KNX Tom Harmon KITO Fleetwood Lawton 5:20 KRNO Crosby Calling 5:30 KCSB Lawrence Welk Show KFXM Wonderful City KITO-t-Chet Huntley. KNX World Today KRNO News.

KFI Bill Stern 5:45 KFI E. Peterson. KRNO Old Age Pensions. KCSB Sports Desk. KNX Frank Goss.

KITO Bob Garred. 5:55 KFXM Cecil Brown. 6 P.M. KITO Around the Valley. KFXM Gabriel Heatter.

KCSB Baseball KFI News KNX Romance 6:05 KITO Headline Edition. 6:15 KITO Serenade KFXM Mutual NewsreeL KFI Music FXM Names and Places 6:30 KFXM Bake Place KITO Local News Sports KFNO Okie Bob. KNX On Stage KFI E. Cantor By T.V. TOPS Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale, duo-pianists, will make a return appearance on NBC's "Television Recital Hall" at 7 p.m.

Thursday on Channel 4. The piano team, noted both in this country and abroad, has Angeles StocK Exchange: High KFXM Jack Klrkwood KITO Turn to a Friend KFI Backstatre Wile Low Close LOS ANGELES (AP (FSMN) Grapes slightly stronger best Thompson Seedless, Cardinals. Red Malagas, slightly wkr others; strawberries slightly wkr; peaches slightly wkr Elbertas, Hales, about stdy others; cucumbers slightly wkr; squash slightly wkr Yellow Crookneck. Table Queen, about stdy others; tomatoes wkr. Grapes: Lugs SJ Vly Thompson Seedless 2.00-2.50; Cardinals 2.00-2.25; Khandahars 3.00; Italia 3.75-4.00; Ribiers 2.75-3.00; Red Malagas 1.75-2.00.

Strawberries: 12 Pint Trays University Tvpes Watsonville 3.00-3.25; Arrovo Grande 2.50-75; local-San Diego Co 1.50-2.00. Peaches: SJ Vly Elbertas 48-60s 5.5-7 lb: Fay Elbertas 48s 8-9 lb; Hales 40-48s 7-8 lb: Kenney Clings 42-48s 9-10 lb. Cucumbers: Lugs local 50 lb: Oxnard 134, 13 13 KNX A. Godfrey 13i 13i 2.90 KCSB News 34 2.90 KR.NO Open House 6 6 6 Am Ain Am Rad la Bandini Pt Basin Oil Bolsa Chica Brdy-H .80 Budget Finance 3 ty 47 years. Services pending with the Mark B.

Shaw Company. CRANDALL In San Francisco. Aug. 17. 1953.

Mrs. Rose Crandall, 39, resident of Fontana. She was a native of New York. Rosary at 8 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of Mark B.

Shaw Company. Private services pending. SHAFFER In Barstow. Lauren Merle Shaffer, 28. native of Kansas and resident of Highland 11 years.

Services pending with Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. HARRIS In San Bernardino, Aug. 19, 1953. Mr3. Mary Alberta Harris.

66, native of Kansas and resident of Yucaipa seven years and the State 11. Private services Wpdnesdav afternoon in the chapel of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home. Cremation at Mountain View Cemetery. CRAM In Mentone. Aug.

19. 1953, John Edward Cram, 77. native and lifelong resident of East Highlands. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday in the chapel of Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home.

Interment at Mountain View Cemetery. CUTTING REMARK SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U.P.) Jimmy Keel, 9, wasn't keen about the crew haircut he was getting at his mother's request. But when a customer in the barber shop said he looked like a "peeled onion," that was the last straw. Jimmy threw aside the barber's towel, jumped out of the chair and ran out the door with his hair only partly cut.

1 KCSB Platter Party KFI Stella Dallas 1:30 chosen a program of French mu .60 sic, including compositions by KFXM Lucky-U Ranch Pac lHg Ches Oh 3 Clarv .50 Col I l'ia Con Ed 2.20 tvilO Kusselline Records Saint-Saens, Poulenc, Milhaud and Debussy. 60-75 lb. 3 9s. SH 24 37 17V4 40 1714 67 73 1H 23 KFI Young Widder Brown 3 9'-b 8 24 37 17H 40 17'i 12 75 'i 1 23 1.25 9 an 24 37 6T4 17H 40 17'i 6 12 75-14 1 23 1.25 Squash: Lugs fits Italian local 1.75-2.00; White Summer local-San Diego Co 1.75- 1:43 Vul 1.80a 2.00; Yellow Crookneck local 1.00-1.25; Ta Doug Oil .10 Fitz St A 1 KFI Woman in My House i P. M.

KCSB News KFXM Hank Howard Gen Elec 3a Graham Paige Hancock iTO News ble Queen lugs local l.ixi-l.zo; local 3.5-4 lb. Tomatoes: Fits San Diego Co 5x6s and Igr 1.25-50; local 5x6s and Igr 1.00-1.25; San Jose 5x6s and Igr Baja Mexico 5x6s and Igr 1.75-2.00; Stems San Diego Co 5x6s and Igr 1.25-50. KM Just Plain Bill 6:43 Holly Develop ....1.25 Hupp 3 KKNO Open House 2:03 3'i 3U KITO Bandstand KFXM Sam Hayes. 1.10 1.15 6:53 KCSB Platter Party KiTO Rediands Revue interest i-irt Intex Oil Line 90 105 V) .90 .90 13 22 22 CARD OF THANKS Lockheed 22 KFXM BUI Henry. 7 P.M.

KITO Starr of Space KCSB Baseball KFXM H-H Ranch L.A. Livestock Viewers looking forward to beach vacations will find all the information they need to make their trips a success during "The Open Road's" tour of Southern California seaside communities at 7:30 on Channel 11. Films will point up those beaches which have facilities for public camping, barbecuing, fishing and other recreational activities. The tour will extend from Long Beach to San Diego and will include a visit to Del Mar race track. "The Great Bolo" will attempt KFi Front Pase Farrell WE WISH to express our sincere thanks A Inv 10a 420 Mer Pet 1.45 lg 22-i Norris Oil 2.05 Oceanic Oil 3'i Crestline, where each year hundreds of youngsters are treated to a few days of camping out, exploring the woods and seeing the wonders of the outdoor world that most of them have glimpsed only through hospital windows.

Robert Cannon (Jerome Thor), interferes with "Foreign Intrigue" in the embassy on the Channel 4 telecast at 10:30. His object is to save a ruling prince's life and America's interests in New Eastern oil. 9:00 (7) "Time Flies" 10:35 (13) "Day Will Dawn" Eng. 10:45 (7) "Mr. Perrin and Mr.

Trail" 11:15 (4) "The Missing Corpse" (2) "Greed of Wm. Hart" (11) "Country Fair" 1:10 (11) "Mania for Melody" Prowler Baffles Residents, Police A nocturnal prowler in the 200 block of East 27th Street has neighbors and the police in a state of bewilderment. Police answering a call to the neighborhood found several residents armed and scouring the neighborhood for the prowler. According to the report: "Same as on several previous occasions. WTe arrive once within 15 seconds of the call but can find no prowler.

The entire neighborhood is in a state of turmoil." KRNO Mod. Cone. Hall KFI Judy Canova. 2:3 KFXM H-H Ranch KNX C. Massey KFI Lorenzo Jones to our tnends ana neitrnnors tor ine beautiful flowers, cards and many kindnesses extended in loss of our beloved Mother.

THE HENDERSHOT FAMILY. kin a Horace Heidt. KFXM Deadline KITO Oil the Record 2:43 7:05 KCSB Swing Session Ki -NO KKNO Calling 8:45 KNX Rosemary KiiO Breakfast Club KFI -Andy At Virginia 9 A. M. KCSB Newscast 'KFXM Bible treasury KITO 9 Clock News KNX Wendy Warren KKNO KR.NO Calling 9:05 Kt.su Varieties KiTO Coffee Club KFXM Commentaries KliO Chet Huntley KNX Aunt Jenny KFI Ladies Day Kr XM News KliO Double or Nothing KCSB Home Hour KFXM Phil Stewart KNX Helen Trent 8:45 KNX Gal Sunday KFI News KFXM Phil Stewart Show 0:35 KKNO News KITO News 111 A.

M. KCSB Spanish News KFXM News KrtNO KKNO Calling K.N Road ot Lite KITO Song tor You KFI Date KCSB Home Hour It; ii KNX Ma Perkins. KiiO toadies in We News KFXM Tela-lest lu Knu My true Story KR.NO B. trading Post KFI -Strike It Kich KFXM Ryan's Music Hall KNX Dr. Malone 111:43 KNX Guiding Light 10:35 Kl io Whispering Straets II A.

M. kL'iU-ies. Weather KFI Bob Hope KKNO News Kt XM Ladies Fair KNX 2nd Mrs. durton 11:03 KKNO KR.NO Calling KCSB Recorded Music 11:15 KCSH Salute to the Nation KFI Doctor's Wlte FLORISTS KiTO Les Griffiths. KNX Wiz of Odds 7:30 KliO Heritage KFXM Enchanted Hour STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS Telephone Orders Accepted 409 St.

Ph. 3-4123 LOS ANGELES (AP) (FSMN) Cattle salable 1300; increased by quite a few carried over from earlier in week: some activities early on choice steers and few loads of cows at steady prices but general market slow; most bids lower on commercial and good steers: two loads choice 1092-1192 lb fed steers 14.50-50: good 990-1050 lb steers 21.00-22.00: load choice few heifers 21.50: high utility and commercial cows 12.25-13.50: few heiferish to 14.00; utility cows 11.00-12.00; canners and cutters 8.50-10.50; few 8.00 down; utility bulls 14.00-17.00; no earlv sales feeders. Calves salable 225; fully steady, quality considered; utility to low choice calves 16.00-19.00; few culls down to 12.00. Hogs salable. 600; slow, early sales largely fully steady; few choice 196 lb 27.00; choice 1 and 2 210-235 lb 26.00-50; 290-350 lb 19.00-50: medium and choice WEATHER LOS ANGELES U.B The mornin nation-wide weather summary of 10 a.m.

Wednesday, as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: Generally fair weather continued west of the Rockies during the past 24. hours with afternoon and evening thun-dershowers near the southern rlockies in Arizona. New Mexico, Colorado bnd Utah. Albuquerque reported 25 inch.

Pueblo 175, Tucson .05 and Green River, Utah, .04. Extensive fog and low clouds vera reported along the Pacific Coast Wednesday morning with overnight temperatures warmer fn the lorthuest hut otherwise about normal. Butte, Mont-, reported a low of 42 degrees with Yuma reporting a warm 86 minimum. High temperatures Tuesday in th west were in the 90s. East of the Rockies showers were reported in the Gulf states and in.

North Dakota and Eastern Montana. Heaviest rainfall was measured In the far southeast with Augusta, reporting .97 inch. Temperature and rainfall for 24 hours KFI News 420 1.40 22'; 2.05 3 28 38 29 26 61' SH 9 13' 21 46' 37 20'i 36' 9H 14-H 52' 28 17 42i 37 53 45 420 1.40 22'i 2.05 3 28 3S'i 29 263i 61 i 9- 9 13 li 20 46'i 37H 20'i 36'i 9 14 52i 28', 17' 37 53 45 KiiO Ofl the Record 2:55 KKNO News P. M. KCSB News KFXM News ITO News KFI Welcome Travelers KNX Ashton: Lewis to throw powerful Gino Garjbaldi FUNERAL DIRECTORS Pac Finance 2 28 Pac 2 38' do 5Vjp 1.37Vi 29 do 5 pf 1U Pac Light 3 61i Pac Pete 9s Pan A A Hs 9 Pepsi-Cola Ug 13li Reserve 21H Revn Tob 2 46 Saleway 2.40a 37H St Reg la 20 'i So Cal Edison 2 36s So Cal Pet 9H Southern .80 14 4 Std Oil Cal 3 52'i Studebaker 3 28 Sunray Oil 1-20 17H Union OH Co 2 42i Steel 3a 37V Univ 2a 53 in the main event of a rocking evening of wrestling at 8:30 on Channel 5.

Sandor Szabo meets KNX Theater 8 P.M. KRNO Music in the Air. KITO 3 City By Line KFI One Man's Family. KCSB AP News Summary KNX Meet Millie 8:05 KCSB Swing Session KRNO Listening MARK B. SHAW INC.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member National Selected Mortician! Regardless of Your Circumstances Our Services Are Available. Serving San Bernardino Since 1911. MEMORIAL CHAPEL 68 Fifth San Bernardino Ph. 2U1 Larry Hamilton for the semi-wind- up 45 minute time limit match. KFXM Ladies Aid KCSB Red Britton 3:13 Kill)-Ott the Record 3:30 KCSB Matinee Musiralu 8:15 290-400 lb sows 17.00-18.50; odd heavy down The special event puts popular Kilo Sammy Kaye KFI News.

8:30 to 16.00. Sheep salable none no sales accumulated ewes and lambs. Pepi Pasquale on the mat with l'sg 45 KITO Guy Lombardo KFXM Music KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted Services 1356 MT. VERNON AVE. PH.

5119 Billy Varga. Hardboiled Hardy and snow KFI Dr Paul KFI Roy Rogers. i KITO Mike Maloy KCSB Evening Serenade. KNX L. Thomas Invesfmenf Funds KNX Oft Balance Buffer, Eggs and Poulfry LOS ANGELES AP FSMN) Eggs RALPH WM.

ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 130 S. WtUow. Rialto "none 11 ending at 6 a.m. 8:45 Furnished by Dean itter Co. High Low Kain ASK .25 Albuquerque 92 XM Library Corner 3:45 KKNO Broadway Review KFXM Star Time KCSB Matinee Musical KFI- Garrowav 4 P.M.

KFXM Fulton Lewis Jr. 62 68 66 STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME 1156 Street Phone 8-2281 Affiliated Fund American Business Shares Boston Fund Broad Street Bullock Fund Grade A unchanged Large 59.5-60.5; Medium and Small no quotes: Uncandled-Pro-ducer graded for size 30 per cent AA Large 63-64; Medium 57-58; Small 39-40. To retailers f.o.b. distributors' plant un-r hant-prf I.ri?e AA 68-70: Medium AA 61- Pete Peterson mix in the opening round. How underprivileged crippled children are given the chance to enjoy the fun of summer camp, just like normal youngsters, will be brought to viewers of "Before Your Eyes" at 8 :30 on Channel 11.

Viewers will spend a day at the summer camp operated by the Crippled Children's Society at KCSIi News GROVE K1RCHEK COLONIAL MORTUARY 138 Higmand S. B. Ph. 84-1511 Chemical Fund Commonwealth 63; Irge A 63-65; Medium A 57-59; Small Bin 4.89 3.91 ..22.36 ..21.64 .23.25 ..19.08 6.71 ..15.96 1.86 ..23.28 ..18.81 10.30 ..19.00 ..16.81 ..13.42 ..20.05 5.30 4.17 24.17 23.39 25.48 20.64 7.29 17.55 2.04 24.89 20.61 11.14 20.54 18.17 14.63 21.87 KITO When A Girl Marries Delaware Fund Dividend Shares Eaton Howard Stock A port project costing more than nine million dollars has been completed at Takoradi, African Gold Coast. CEMETERIES Atlanta xh Bakerstield 93 Boston 75 Brownsville 91 Chicago 78 Denver 81 Detroit 76 El Centro 110 Faibanks 61 Fresno 95 Kansas City 82 Los Angeles 72 Miami 86 Minneapolis 82 New Orleans 87 New York 79 Fundamental Incorporated Inv Mass.

Inv Kilo News Ring Sings KNX P. Norman KRNO El Sol Alegre. KFI Life Beautiful 4:03 KCSB Matinee Musicale 4:15 KFXM F. Hemingway KITO Music with Mood KFI News: Wheeler. 4:311 KFXM Curt Massev MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots.

Mausoleum. Crematory Ph. San Bernardino 6-j9o Soutn End ol Waterman Ave. 57 76 55 53 55 82 46 64 58 60 80 58 73 82 56 81 49 70 Mass. Growth Fund A 40-41.

To consumers 111 ti tuna unchangedLarge A A 72-83; Medium AA 67-71; Large A 69-78; Medium A 63-68; Small A 49-52. Butter receipts 276.748 lbs; jobbing prices to retailers in cartons unchanged Grade AA 71.5-75; Grade A 71.5-73; Grade 69.5-7L Cheese receipts 70.490 lbs. Live poultry unchanged broilers, 14-2'-j lbs 29-31; fryers. lbs 31-33. 3i4i lbs 33-34; roasters, 4'i lbs up Television Fund Wellington Fiid KNX Family Skeleton 8:55 KCSB News 9 P.M.

KCSB Gateways to Musla. KFXM News. KFI Father Knows Best. KKNO Music In Air KITO Cocoanut Grove KNX Johnny Mercer 9:15 KFXM Fulton Lewis Jr. I To Crossfire 9:30 KFXM News.

KNX Stars -KFI Music 9:45 KIIO Salutes KR.NO Rav Anthony KFXM Music. 0:55 KFXM litus Moody. KRNO News. KCSB News. 10 P.M.

KKNO Disc Jorkev Junction KITO Edwin Hall. KFI Reporter. KNX lu o'clock Wire. KFXM Baukhage Talking KCSB Musical Nightcaps. KNX Walter O'Keefe Carnival MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY San Bernardino Phone 5-6188 hignland Avenue at Wal'cmu KCSB The Reminder Show Cotton Market T.

Oakland 69 .108 KNX Perrv Mason KFI Married 11:15 KFXM News KITO Hammond Organ KCSB Peggy Lee KFXM Clime Fighters KFI Phrase Pays KFXM yueen tor a Day KNX Nora Drake' 1 1 in KITO Jack Berch 11 15 KFi 2nd Chance KITO Shatpe Shopping KNX Brighter uav KCSB Combo Time 11:53 KiiO Lords Prayer 1J KCSB Worltf New KFIj-Farm Reporter 34-36; fryers, lbs caponettes 34-3b; NEW YORK fAP Cotton futures closed roasters, 4'. lbs up caponettes nens. ir 98 2S cents a bale lower to 5 cents higher GREEN ACRES MEMORIAL PARK Beautiful New Development. Serving the Inland Empire Ph. Colton 963 Bloomington.

Calif. man uie previous close. It tvpp under 4 lbs 19-20, it type 4 ins i up 21-22. rrnss lbs up 23-24. hvy type kiio uisc Jockev Jr.

KR.NO El Sol Alegre. KNX W. Noble 4:45 KFXM Sam Haves KNX Geo. Fisher 3 P.M. KITO News.

KFXM Songs of B-B KNX Edward R. Murrow. KRNO El Sol Alegre KCSB Five-Star Final. Phoenix Pittsburgh Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle Stockton Thermal Tucson Washington Yuma all wis 27-29: rabbits, at ranch, white fryers, 4-6 lbs misc lots 22-23. commercially grown 23.

63 82 54 9fi 80 112 79 104 79 .05 78 58 112 86 Low 33.38 33.55 33.77 33.73 3.1.51 33.34 Close 33.39-40 33.55 33.78 33.7.1 33.51 33.3KB tlirh Oct 33.42 Dec 33. SO Mch 33.S0 May .33.76 3-X53 Oct 33.34 Dec 33.44 Chicago Grain 33.42 33.44 KFI Art Baker. Pat Bishop N-Nominal i Middling spot 33.65N, off 5 B-Bid. 12 Firms Represented At Association Meet Twelve firms were represented by 21 members at the August meeting of West Base Line Merchants Association held at 1820 Mt. Vernon San Bernardino.

Two films were shown to the Mrs. Moodey to Start Series Metal Market NEW YORK The day's custom Of Radio Broadcasts Monday smelters prices for delivered metals (cents per pound, unless otherwise designated): Copper: Electrolytic, delivered valley basis 28.50-30.00: f.a.s. N.Y. equiv. 28.50- i CHICAGO (AP) All grains except corn lacked support on the Board of Trade Wednesdav and -as a result prices fell quite sharply.

"Wheat sank more than 4 cents at times. Wheat closed lower. September 51.S1I-$1.S2: corn unchanged to 1 lower, September S1A7K-H oats 1-1: lower. September 74H; rye 6 to lower, September soybeans 2 to 24 lower. September J2.431-i-'1i and lard unchanged to 63 cents a hundred pounds higher, September S14.40-J14.5O.

CASH WHEAT CHICAGO i AP) Cash wheat: None; Corn No 1 vellow 1.65-65H: No 2 yellow 1.65. Oats No 1 heavy white S04-S1H; No 1 white 794; No 3. white 744. Barley nominal; Malting L30-65; Feed 98-L20. Marion McCook Moodey, widely ies of articles of Mrs 28.75 lake, delivered U.S.

destination Moodey's 30.124. known in San Bernardino Valley European travels was published Lead: Common New York 14.00: St Louis 13.80: foreign, gulf ports 12.50. Zinc: Prime Western New York 1L25- lor her columns ine aun-telegram, will begin a series of daily radio broadcasts Monday morning. Titled "Marion McCook Mood The Sun and Telegram this summer. The radio broadcasts will be in I YOUR BEST WINE IJUY! jj Better 1L63; East St.

Louis 1L00. Bank Clearings will be heard a chatty informal vein. Howard a.m. Monday; bailey De featured on the pro- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Bank clearings ey. the program from 9:15 to 10 S96 000.000: Oakland clearings Berkeley debits Los Angeles group.

Titles of the pictures were "Heritage of California" and "Life in Aquariums." Members and their families were entertained recently by the Merchants Association with an ice cream social at Lytle Creek Park. CORNELL LECTURER ITHACA, N.Y. (U.P.) The president of the American Stock Exchange will be a special lecturer at Cornell University during the 1953-54 term. Edward T. McCormick will address classes in finance in the School of Public Administration and Business.

debits: Wednesday last year $195,767,262. Citrus Shipments LOS ANGELES (AP) The Federal State Market News Service reported Wednesday oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady, prices unchanged. Sunklst Growers, Inc. reported Wednesday all aucUon markets California oranges were about steady. Representative prices through Friday on KFXM.

i gram with. Mrs. Moodey, and the The San Bernardino woman has tvvo discuss news of interest won national as well fis local women throughout San Bernar-ognition for her writing. Her dis-jino Valley. tinctive and humorous style of Fashions, cooking, and women's news writing has won her many organization news will be dis-followers in the Valley.

cussed. The program has been Morning Comments" planned as both entertaining and by Mrs. Moodey appears in The informative. Sun and Evening Telegram each Monday for the American Nation- There are 6,000 high schools in Bank. the country now offering complete Her views of the 1952 political courses in driver education, inclu-conventions in Chicago, were pre- ding behind-the-wheel driving indented to readers of The Sun and struction, to more than 325,000 stu-Telegram last summer, and "Eu- dents a year, according to the ropean Modes and Moods," a ser- Automobile Club of New York.

a by size: sunKist, Iirst grade lnos b.7b; iths 16.00; 200s 5.14; 220s 4.42; 252s 3.79; 288s 13.64; 344s 3.5L Choice, second grade 150s 5.38; 176s 5.25; 200s 4.40; 220s 3.74; 252s 3.22. NEW YORK (UP) New York cotton market closes bv Dean Witter and Oct. 33.39-40, Dec. 33.55. March 33.78.

May 3.1.73, 33. 5L new Oct. 33.36 bid; new Dec. 33.44. T.

M. K.c u. e. Connecticut is credited with passing the first law for public control of crop pests. In 1726, the Connecticut Cclony authorized towns to arrange for destruction of barberry bushes which carried a disease fatal to wheat.

Bond Market ot your grocer's TODAY-EVERYDAY SinU ft Vintage Los Angeles, Calif. Cor City Wine Beer Co. 317 West StrMt, Celt 'You humiliate me so, Waldo! Everybody has an idea about what to do with the ll.N. except you!" NEW YORK (APi There was fradint of U.S. Government Bond? Wednesday oh the New York Stock Exchange.

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