Visalia Times-Delta from Visalia, California • 3

ITWFS-DELTA. Visalia. Calif. 3 Wednesday, July 23. 1947.

TTodays Markets Tire And Wheel Stolen Denis Bailey, 519 South Stevenson street, reported to city police that a tire and wheel had been stolen from his car which was left Porterville Pioneer Passes In Oakland Smith Band To Play At Fairgrounds N. V. STOCKS NEW YORK, July 23. ((P) Closing Charles H. Deuel, State Senator, Dies In Chico Reich Disarmament Treaty Still Open To Other Nations i parked in the 100 block on North Tommy Smith well faiow Church street between and Building Permit Issued A building permit for the construction of a home for an estimated cost of $3800 was issued today to O.

B. Ford. The dwelling, to be of brick construction, will be erected at 1400 North Hall avenue. oclock last night. stocks: American Tel.

Tel. American Tobacco (B) Atchison, Topeka S. California Racking Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Motors General Electric General Motors Jnt. Nickel of Canada 137 771.4 8914 29 14 61 38 60 31 Ms Visalia as an orchestra leader before the war, and his reorganized orchestra will furnish the music for regular Saturday night dances that will be held at the Tulare-Kings County Fairgrounds starting this week, it was announced today. The weekly dances will be held in the fairgroiftids pavilion.

Bicycle Reported Stolen A bicycle belonging to Curtis Westfall, 1323 North Highland avenue, was stolen from a bicycle rack downtown between 7:30 p. m. i and 10:45 p. m. yesterday, he re- CIIICO, July 23.

fP) State Senator Charles If. Deuel of Chico, veteran California legis lator, died last night at Enloe hospital here. He was 79. Deuel had a stomach operation July- 17 and had been ill prior to that tune. I.fbbey, Owens, Ford Glass 57 rum to Page 11 market place of the thrifty.

Funeral services are pending for Lon E. Schulz, 66, long-time resident of Porterville died Mon day evening at his home in Oakland following a heart attack. Schulz came to Porterville when a child with his parents. Upon his graduation from Stanford, he was employed as an engineer by the old Hercules Powder company at Pinole. When this company was absorbed by the DuPont corporation he went with the company to Wilmington, where he remained until ill health forced his retirement about 10 years ago.

Surviving are his wife, Kath-ryne; two sons, James and Howard who, with their families live in Wilmington, a brother, H. A. Schulz, San Francisco; and a sister, Mrs. Frank H. Pratt, Smith, a veteran, became active P0I-ted to police, as an orchestra leader during his school days, directing a band while Brofherhood NOW OPEN I 63 5 47 40 32 4 6 62 43 78 67 12 4 24 17 Montgomery Ward Packard Motors J.

C. Penney Co. Sears -Roebuck So. Calif. Edison Co.

Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Calif. Standard Oil of Indiana Standard Oil of N. J. Texas Company Transameriea X'nited Airlines U. S.

Steel Chairman a student at Visalia college in Af 1935-36. He advanced to play in HeQVn9 many of the better known west FRAawlO, uuiy 2b. many I WASHINGTON. July 23. (JPh-Secretary of State Marshall declared today the American pro posal for a 40-year German disarmament treaty is still open to other nations and the United States still wants Russia as one' of the signers to carry through such a treaty.

At a news conference Marshall also: 1. Officially recognized the possibility of the existence of an international brigade organized to helD Greek communists fighting against the Athens government. He said the state department cannot confirm or deny the existence of such a brigade. 2. Said that no Russian reply has been received here to American proposals for an early state on a Japanese peace treaty.

Moscow radio reported the American proposals had been rejected. 3. Declared that the appointment of Rudolf Schoenfeld as minister of Romania was evidence CARE P. O. Peterson, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, dropped dead today after talking with the presidential railway strike board at the Palace hotel.

Peterson was talking about the recent strike of Southern Pacific engineers. He had spoken some 10 minutes when he suddenly slumDed to the floor. red Malagas SJ Vly 10-11 white Malagas S.I Vly 6-8 local 5-6 Ribiers SJ Vly 12-14 Lady Fingers SJ Vly 15-16 Concords local 10-12 lb. Beans; Kys local and San Diego Co 10-14 Blue Lakes northern 8-10 blackeyes SJ Vly 9-10 limas San Diego Co 7-9 yellow wax local 8-10 cranberries northern 10-12 lb. Squash; White summer local and San Diego Co lugs 1.00-25; Italian local and San Diego Co lugs 75-LOO; yellow crookneck local and San Diego Co lugs 1.00-1.25.

Watermelons; SJ Vly stripes and Klondikes 18-22 lb. average, ton lots 55.00-60.00; truck lots 45.00-50.00 per ton; small lots 3 lb. Apples: Gravensteins Sonoma Co 2-3 Tulare Co 2.5-3 Jb. crab-apples SJ Vly and Watsonville 4-5 lb. Cantaloups: Delano and Arvln jbo 2 7 -3 6 3.50-75; Wheeler Ridge jbo 27-36s 3.00-50; Mendota jbo 27-36s 3.50-4.00; local tip tips unlidded jbo 27-36s 2.25-50; honeydews Imp Vly jbo 6-8s 1.50; Cranshaws S.T Vly jbo 6-8s 2.50-75; casabas Blythe jbo 6-Ss 1.75-2.00; Persians Imp Vly jbo 6 -8s 2.00-50.

Nectarines: SJ Vly Quettas large 8-10 Le Grande large 10-11 lb. Onions: Street sales 50-lb. sks. Spanish local tned 1.00-50; Babosos Kern Co med to large 1.00-25; white globes local and SJ Vly 1.75-2.00; red globes local 1.25-50; Italian reds Stockton and local 1.25-50. Peaches: SJ Vly Elbertas 60s and Igr July Elbertas 60s and lgr Fay Elbertas 60s and lgr 9-10 Babcocks 70s and lgr 8-10 Beaumont-Yucaipa Babcocks 70s 4-5 local Socalas 70s and lgr 4.5-5 lb.

Plums: SJ Vly Kelseys 7-8 Duartes 7-8 Becky Smiths 8-9 standards 8-9 elephant hearts 10-12 lb. Tragedys 7-8 Santa Rosas 14-15 lb. Potatoes: Street sales 100-lb. sks. White Rose Perris Vly US 1A 3.50-65: Bliss Triumphs Kern Co 3.75-4.00: truck lots Perris Vly White Rose US 1A 3.23.

SJ Vly 1.25-75. Sweet potatoes: New crop Coach Vly Jerseys 10-11 Porto Ricos 11-12 Kettleman Key Wests 10-11 Kern Co Porto Ricos 10-12 lb. coast dance spots before joining the armed forces. His new band is comprised of local musicians, all of whom are veterans. Featured with the orchestra are Ray Perry, Hanford vocalist, and the Forrest Sisters, Delano.

Members of the band are Dick Smith. Bob Purtle, Dean Smith, Mai Dickson, Joe Dominquez, Berwin Mitchell, Johnny Davies, Joe Stukas and Melvin Leider. Dinuba Rlvd. and Palm Drive Chicken and Steak Dinners Short Orders Sandwiches S. E.

CASE. Chef. Open Daily 10 a.m. to 9 P.m. MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK.

July 23. UP) Stocks Higher; selected Industrials lead advance. Ponds Steady; rails improve. Cotton Irregular; liquidation, mill buying. CHICAGO Wheat Firm; CCC buying cash grain.

Corn Firm; cool med-western weather. Oats Firm; yields reported poor. Hogs Unevenly steady to 75c higher; top 127.25. Cattle Steady to 50c higher; top (32.25. A.

LIVESTOCK iyS ANGELES. July 23. pF) (FSMN) Cattle salable 200; moderately active; Mexican steers 50 A -lifelong Democrat, the former co-owner of the Daily Chico Record irst was elected to the state senate in f930 after serving six in the assembly. I) i-l won recognition in the senate from members of both par-t tor his non-partisan viewpoint. 1 i spite of ill health he attended entire recent legislative ses-fc rt.

n.ost recent bill was one a ul mrimg a series of investigator? into crime in California. He was credited with many reforms in lie states penal practices. The Deuel act he. authored permitted the governor on recommendation of proper authorities to restore certain rights to criminals who have been rehabilitated. Deuel was a member of one of Butte countys pioneer families, his father having settled In 1850 in l'orbestown where Deuel was born Feb.

8. 1868. Ilis newspaper career began on the Oroville Daily Mercury and the weekly Gridley Herald, where he worked as a reporter in 1893. In 1897, in partnership with V. C.

Richards, he purchased the Chico Record, which in 1945 was sold to Stanley and Samuel Beubaire, who also own the Hanford Sentinel. of American interest in the wel-fare of the Romanian people butiTfUman Approves not of American willingness tojA condone the denial of political Amer VnarTer 4 DANCE 127 Coses Of Polio Reported In L. A. LOS ANGELES, July 23. UP) Infantile paralysis has been identified in 127 cases in the city this year, compared with 50 a year ago.

Acting Health Officer H. C. Pulley reported today. We cant emphasize too strongly the danger parents run when they let children over-exert, Dr. Pulley declared.

Childrens heavy play should be limited to about an hour a day, and should be offset with an afternoon nap. plenty of sleep at night and regular, wholesome meals. This appears to reduce chances of infection. government of liberties by the Romania. WASHINGTON, July 23.

Pt-President Truman today signed legislation providing a national charter for the American Veterans of World War II. Ray Sawyer, Amvet national WITH Pressure Pumping Unit Shown To Fire Chief Twe men from the Mack Truck commander, said the action makes company gave Fire Chief Walter! Amvets the first World War II vet-Wood a demonstration of high erans organization to be recog-pressure pumping today, using a nized officially by Congress. Smifh Tommy and HI5 ORCHESTRA or more lower for week; other classes fully steady; two loads good 1098-lb. fed steers 24.50; some held higher; medium Mexican steers 19.00-20.00: medium to good heifers 18.00-21.00; some held higher medi um to good cows 15.25-18.75; few hetferish 19.00-22.00; cuttter to common 12.50-15.00; canners 12.25 down; medium to good sausage bulls 16.00-18.50: odd 19.00; few common to medium stockers and feeders 16.00-19.00. Calves salable 700: lights calves and vealers steady; little done on heavy calves; good to choice calve? 23.

00-23. 00; fw to 25.50. 330 slow; early to stronger; supply weights; some lots 185-260 lbs. 27.00-25: strictly good to good to around Highway Carriers Get Freight Rate Boost new fire truck they had driven to Visalia from Bakersfield. One of the truck company rep- th American Legion, the Vet-resentatives, BUI Letts, said theenmg of Foreign Wars, the Dis- Ile added the legislation gives; Amvets legal status equal to that; Analla Rites Held new system could produce 700, abed Veterans and the SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.

UP) -Seven hundred California high K2 '1 United Spanish War Veterans, the is! sroup, hold 8 to 10 per the truck which his sold Mass was offered this morning at St. Marys Catholic church for Francisco Analla, with Rev. Fr. C. C.

O'Mahony officiating. The ros-arv was recited last night at thejss.oo; few 28 l-wo-vw. Inlcrmanf lima aHo 1hoiCC lat kill family home. Interment was made and vealers Hogs salable sales steady mostly heavy good to choice ing congressional charters. company the city sometime ago.

A new feature of the pump is a fog spray. an average of from cent under an interim freight charge increase authorized by the public utilities commission. in th? Visalia Catholic cemetery under the direction of the Brooks mortuarv. ON THE AIR The boost, approved yesterday, NervOUS Gunman Foiled was in recognition of a carrier showing of higher labor costs. BanK MOldup In a special order Pacific Freight! SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.

UP) Lines and Pacific Lines Express A nervous gunman invaded the were granted increases of from 5 Bank of America at downtown, HI TTER. EGG 8. POl l.TRY LOS ANGELES. July 23. (TP) (FSMN) Eggs: Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large A 61-67; medium A 58-62; small A 40-43; large 53-55.

Retail prices to consumers: Large AA 79-82; medium A 69-74; large A 68-72: medium A 6 -7 2 small A 53-56. Prices to retailers in cases: Large A A 76-7 medium AA 63-65; large A 64-67; Medium A 61-63; small A 46-50; large 53-36. poultry (paving prices f.o.b. Los Angele--): Leghorn broilers, 2i lbs. and under 31-33; frvers.

2-3 lbs. 49-13: fryers, 3-4 l'os. 40-43; roasters, 1 lbs. and over 41-44: colored fowl, all wts. 34-36; leghorn fowl, under 4 lbs.

21-22; leghorn fowl, 4 IPs. and over 23-25; fov. 1, Anstra White, 4 lbs. and over 29-31; domestic rabbits, under 5 lbs. (f.o.b.

ranch) 23-25; ducks, all wts. 33-33. Butter: Jobbing prices to retail-1e AA, cartons, 78; grade-grade 71.5-7 4. receipts: Butter 139.711 xse 41,927 eggs, 4869 FeatfMinumg RAY FERRY and the Forrest; SSstfers 2. 75; few 290-415 lbs.

22. 50-23. 50; common to medium sows 18. 00-20. 00-few good to choice feeder pigs 35.00.

Sheep salable none; good to choice spiing lambs quoted around 23.00- Buys Beauty Shop M00 0 Ava Baxley, formerly Av3 Me- v. v. cotton Donald, of Visalia, and Laura Ilull new yokk, July 23. iPi Cotton Ilf Ivan hoe have mirchnsod Ifa7pls' futures declined more than I- a bale IV? PUun .5 in late trading today as increase. Beauty shop in Ivanhoe.

They plan; niJ(1 selling met to take over operation of the shop 'an absence of support. Final prices Monday. Mrs. Baxley formerly were a round the lowest levels of operated a beauty shop in Visalia, closed $2.35 to 82.75 Powell and Market streets today, to 15 per cent. A Heartrending PIONEER STORY The present raise is in addition ran when the teller refused him to a general truck rate increase made last March.

money, and shot his way out of the crowded lobby after a customer, tripped him. Two men were wounded. He escaped in an automobile after citizens on the street pursued him for a block. I KTKC Parents Sue For $6979 In Auto Death Of Child Opening Saturday Nile July 26th i ef i. her eoeV her rt The death of a four-year-old Porterville girl and injuries sustained by her mother in an auto- i mobile crash July 2 on the old 6:30 P.

M. DECORATING July ictober ANGELES. July 23. (D Nomina $6979 damage suit, filed here this TULARE-KINGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 9 P. M.

to 1 A. M. Ladies 75c Gentlemen 1.25 1 Tax. I July 24, 1947 me Tulare county hay: No. 1 1 oats 28.00- 90; I PAINTING PAPER HANGING JOE OGREN g05 Myrtle Ph 2071 -J Stalls Today IS No.

2 gri-en 22.50-23.50. Grain barley 2 4.00-26.00 No. 32.00. Carlot arrivals: 3 whoot, 2 barley. 4 1 nailo, 5 flour, 3 cereal, 95 hay.

ITS TERRIFIC week with clerk. Mr. and Mrs. parents of the child, have named Ferdinand R. Lohme.

driver of a pickup truck involved in the crash, and Ellsworth Sturgeon, owner of the vehicle, defendants. The child and her mother were passengers in a car driven by Tony Luchetta, a nephew of Bagley, it was sta cd George Bagley.l Fill ITS AM) T.OS ANGELES, July 23. ''PI FSM.V) Trading fruit- and vegetables vc as moderate today, apples, peas. peppers, tomatoes slightly weaker; eelerv ightly stronger; cabbage llghtlv -fronger on best; grapes slightly stionger on Ribiers. about steady on others; lettuce st rung r.

Reppers Bells San liiego Co and 1, ml lb; gteeii chili San Diego 6-7 lb yellow bili S.I Vly 15- 2u Fresno cluli S.I Vly 9-10 lb Tomatoes; SJ Vly lugs 5x5 and Oceanside 5x5 ar.d 5 1 55 a 5x6 1.25-Co and local iug --50; San Diego Co 1 50-7. local egg tomatoes 12 b-kt trees 1.00-1. 2. CTTHE.X KKl lTS LOS ANGELES. July 23.

OP) (FSMN) Oramres were slightly Conner while lemons were steady today in local sales of less than arlots. Oranees: Per 1-, Valencia, local 'It .1 (L i) it L7 6 5 0 2 5 2 0o 49)V) -4 .5 o' DsH'd TOtion Pic Fit NCOT i Fresno Put Cn Block 220s 3 252s 2.50; 28Ss 2.00: li.nsp cltoK-f and std mud to large 1.75-2.25: small low as 1.00. Lemons: lvr local loose 2.50-75. fair 2.00; pekd bxs fey 300-360s Krn 7-9 lb 50-5 fTu. Groups- SAN FRANC! JO.

July 23. t-P) The War Assets Administration said today it was offering for sale 1 a complete dehydration plant eight Kem Telephone Company miles northeast of Fresno. It was G. i (built bv the government at a cost ranted Kate Increase 1 for dehydration of DUAL OCTANE QUALITY GASOLINE "(Jo Moscow Refuses Bid To Jap Treaty Meet PERFORMANCE UNDER ALL CONDITIONS SAN FRANCISCO, July 23. UP) grapes.

The California Public Utilities; WAA says it is suitable for use commission today approved a tele-jin dehydrating any fruit and could LONDON, July 23. BP The phone rate increase in the Kern, be converted readily for vegetable Moscow radio said tonight Soviet, Inyo, Mono and San Bernardino drying. Bids will be received AroTaneS rigidly controlled volatility (vaporising ability) prevents vapor-lock. Compare AroTane the finest achievement of Associated, pioneer in the premium motor fuel field on every count, with any gasoline marketed today. TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Wherever you drive this summer, through desert heat or mountain cold, your car will give its best viih AroTanl in the tank.

The smoothness, power and driving ease that make up AroTane performance will add more than you realize now to the over-all pleasure of any motor trip. Russia cannot agree to accept a county areas served by Interstate United States invitation to join Telegraph Co. The over-all in-wilh 11 powers in discussing a crease will add $580,850 a year to Japanese peace treaty Aug. 19 in the company's revenue. Washington.

Station-to-station and Sunda: Thp broadcast, heard here by rates will go up an average o. the Soviet monitor, said Russia per cent and some as high as delivered a note to Washington 200 per cent. Those classifications, yesterday charging the United' however account for 4 per States had acted in a unilateral cent the total toll revenue, manner and declaring prelimin-; ary work on drafting a Japanese Mishap Suffered On Vray Adm. 74c (Inch Tax) All Shows The RED I HOUSE fe itiniTu iuniKAii JUO'TH ANOIRSON AROTANE MAKES ANY CAR A BETTER CAR TO DRIVE LET THEM iTtie TRUTH! RORY CAIHOUN also i2nd Comedy Hit EVERY Mother should bring Her older Daughters EVERY rather Hospifol Proves Fetal The note suggested the MADERA, July 23. Uf) Twelve-British and Chinese ambassadors year-olcl June Kennedy tripped, in Washington meet with a repre- and fell with a pail of boiling wa-sentative of the United States to ter Monday, burning herself se-, decide when the council of foreign yerely.

When her father, Guy ministers should be convened. (Kennedy of the Chowchilla dis- trict, tried to speed her to a hos-f Wen its Sunday east of the pital, the family automobile failed, should bring his Sons! ESSE. i 'AFFAIRS of GERALDINE" HYGIENIC PRODUCTIONS presents ftOSfEN 03LY i International date line, its Monday to tart-, He substituted his farm tractor 'just west of it. 1 and ran over the child when she fell beneath it. Yesterday she died in a Merced hospital, of injuries suffered in the tractor mishap.

-Its A Riot Plan to Attend Our Big Midnight Spook Jambore 2 Horrific Features and Special Shorts S.ULRDAV MIDNIGHT THE WEATHER New HOLLYWOOD Beleate WITH ALL-STAR HOLLYWOOD CAST On Stage In Peron ELLIOT FORBES Radios Famous Hygiene Commentator 5 VISALIA TiMPEUATl liKS Maximum yesterday Minimum lat nlpht ST A Will FO KC A STS Northern California Clear today, tonight and ThutMlay except Tor 1-call alnjf coast; slightly warmer, ggs interior valleys today, Southern California Clear today, tonight and Thursday but with) nltrht and morning fog- or low! clouds central and south portion coast; slightly wanner afternoons. NOW PLAYING THRU SATURDAY You'll Say Love That Cast Love 'hat Story Love Picture HEY KIDS TONIGHT Visalia (tiutcs-Slrlfa i "IF I'M LUCKY" II DEBORAH Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office, Visalia, California. March 1 1928. I Vivian Blaine Perry Como Carman Miranda ALSO r- Attend our Big Saturday Morning Show Me Fun and 'ill of your Lifetime! rr rr CAPTAIN FURY Ends Tonight jiilLfJj (rhymes with star) SYDNEY GREENSTREET AV GARDNER l0WM0 ARNOLD I M-fi-Ms THE rrrar i'l Victor McLaglen STARTS JULY 28 NEVER SAY GOODBYE" "PARACHUTE BATTALION" T-O-M-O-R-R-O-W MY PAL imiF 2 ACTION HITS 2 1 Let Set "Days of Glory" also NEWS CARTOON You'll Love Him Plus Your Favorite Cartoons ALL ON ONE SHOW starring GREGORY PECK "JOURNEY INTO FEAR" starring JOSEPH COTTON LAST TIMES TONIGHT Two Spanish Features "La Rosa Del Caribe" and 'Ora Ponciano" TELL YOUR ASSOCIATED DEALER YOU WANT A NATIONAL CREDIT CARD.