The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 27

7-0 FINANCIAL NEWS MARKETS THE FRESNO BEE -XI -B Fresno Cal Tue Sept 8 1833 NY Stocks Edge Ahead Early Stock Trading Is In Slow Trading Day Divided On SF Mart -jotwaid On SF Mar Cotton Quotations Drop Five Points On Fresno Market KEW voK- ty mS SKIPS today In extremely slow trading 'vas dividcd een- nnun Pvph Prices were backing down fromty in the morning session on the opSdrtlTort hiliday lSd 'came 081 ToWwIlX lor "lowert lue lns- 12 -kin week with a decline of five Tn dor hipmsnt: No 2 Mtn brly 48 pounds $296 Vi 93: No 2 Whits dais 36 pound 8330 343 No jolihw corn 8X650366 No Smilo 6337 0 342 'qiuv PAN The followic day in more than four yi Friday's total was 770000 snares Tda Southern sHi-smvri aayanceaeompilw vYlosscs and 13 unchanged Pacific Telephone Safeway was up i State and the most jPacific each gained Railroads did well along with1 utilities and some coppers chem-f icals and rubbers The steels and Gains" ran" while losses were fractional S-Y and Pari fir- 'Trlrnhnrw x-acmc leiepnone Mountain Home May Center Vast Forest Play Area Continued From Page 1-B lings to be found on every hand It Is sometimes thought that because the larger Sierra redwood trees are so ancient and are so often seen in venerable groves with no young trees about the species Is a dying one with no reproductive vitality This Iheoiy Is completely disapproved In the Mountain Home State Forest where the Sierra redwood is clearly shown to be a vigorous virile race provided of course that it be given its proper growing conditions and natural habitat Protective Fires used to keep the forest clear around the redwood trees and let sunlight and air reach the new growth" explained Dean Schlobohm forest technician for the California Division of Forestry office in Fresno before the white man or even the Indian arrived in the' Sierra aggard Pae Light Pac Tel A Tel flan Maunclo Std Oil ot Calif Union Oil of cah West 1) fl tores points in spot quotations Mem bers of the exchange reported 1764 bales purchased rREflNO COTTON TUESDAY flpot Quotations FOB compress all chorees paid Quotations ore for mixed let equal to official standard uncompressed in public warehouse 132 11 IS 1332 1385 3415 3455 Middling 3140 3370 3403 Strict low middling 3180 3180 3190 Cotton Moves Lower NEW Cotton futures moved lower today on scattered liquidation Influenced by a larger than expected government cotton crop forecast The selling was light which traders attributed in part to thefact that futures are already near the loan level The offerings were absorbed principally through scaled down mill buying and local covering Late afternoon prices were 20 to 6a cents a bale lower than the previous close October 3326 December 3346 Alarch 3377 LA Stocks Dow-Jones Averages rlflM111 TRICES TCKMIAY Indlisl-lals 2K542 Up 1U8 Railroads 9714 up 21 Utilities 4982 up 11 Tl EhllAVN fTAlMN'O TRICKS Furnished by Dean Witter A Co Member of Sit Fork Stork Exchange High Low Close Allied Chemical 67 66 7 Allis Chalmers 434 Amer Airlines 12 Amer Lornmotlv 14 Amer Radiator 134 Amer Smelting 29 Amer Tel A Tel 1531 Anronda Copper 32 Armour A Co 9 Armeo 341 Atchison Top As BF 90V Bal Ac Ohio RR 221a Bethlehem flteel Boeing Aircraft 40 Caterpillar Tractar 49 41 12 141 11 284 335 32 9V 331 89 22 48 394 49 43 12 14 13 28 135 -32 9 33 89 22 74 48 39 49 taiino (effective until noon today by redem-state Market News Service: Nck-l soft white wheat 2 bright western Darlty tcilieg 46 pounds 8287 0 290 'it No 2 yellow edrn bulk 83680 3 69 No 1 bright western manout- testing 46 pound 8292 9 293 Good malting types 8343 No 2 yellow mtlo hulk $3410X41 Standard millrun bagged by ion ia ea riots $52 Vote Stock NEW AP Director of Admiral Corporation today declared the regular 25 cent quar terly dividend and authorized a 20 per cent stock distribution sub-ject to stockholders approval of an increase in authorized capital stock The stock distribution ona share for each five shares held would be payable October -19th stockholders of record October 9th Is New Sales Manager DETROIT E- Quinn the vice president of Chrysler Cor poration and president -of the Chrysler Division announced Braden has been made gen eral sales manager of the Chrys ler Division Braden who had hcen' the director of regions for the last three months will assume' full responsibility immediately for all the sales activities of the Chrys ler Division Citrus Market Pf box Ibrsl pAcVfi fanry 64 and larger $523 88h 80s Tt KAUAI QUOTATIONS Chic Consolidated Kng Corporation 12 Lincoln Petroleum 83 Southern California Edison 33 Livestock Markets' LOS ANGELES Federal-Stats Market Salable 4800 supply augmented by 1300 head supply largely plain steer odd Itisds goou and choice steers balance largely fed cows trailing fairly active at steady to strong prii-es around two loads mostly choice led steers 1054 to 1116 pounds $2450 25: load a round 850 pound fed steers $24 good end 840 to 669 pound sierra $1925 one olad good and choice 623 pound heiters $2025: two loads mostly commercial heifers 81750 with six out at few youthful commercial cows 813 balance utility and commercial 81050 cutter $8 10: odd utility and commercial bulls $13 1550 canner down to -6 10 Salable 525 fairly active strong to 50 cents higher: odd light to $20 commercial to choice calves vealers $15 1925 light cuts down HOGS Salable 900 fair action about steady choice No 1 and No 2 192 10 pounds $2550 28: two losdsi choice No 2 and No 3 206 pounds $23 light sows $16 19 heavies down 017 Futures- closed 20 to 40 cents cSmS? a bale lower than the previous Columbia 8yt 13 close Commercial Holy 17V Consol Aircraft IT New carryovers commercial 21: fed 815 veel-er and 225 odd SHEEP Salable 50 no early action 22 68 111 17 17 29 7 84 18 97 18 71 55 47 51 11 264 3H 50 14 21 63 31 11 NT COTTON THICKS TUESDAY Close 31 3387B sob High Low October 3331 3323 December 3357 1146 Merck 3IM 3377 3387 3X78 July 337S 3384 October 3383 3343 December 3338 3149 Middling epot 337RV unchanged Nominal Bid 3130 3152 3381 3382 3X46 33 tablished by division of forestry New bill as yet unsupported by funds would bring tract into Mountain Home area and provide protection for its redwoods SYMBOLS OF Big trees which have withstood violence of man and nature mark entrance to Camp Lena a private tract reached from Shake Camp es NKW ORLEANS COTTON NE1V ORLEANS A Cotton futures declined today under lone liquidation and hedge selling Closing prices ware 10 rents to 43 cents a bale lower Ortobcr 33 26p 27 December 3347 48 March 3X79: May 3381 July 3364 Spot cotton closed unchanged Kales 6324 Ismr middling 2893 middling 1270 good middling 3320 Receipts none Stock 105860 CHICAGO UHDA HOGS Salable 57 1 11000: fairly active mostly SO cent 64 power on butchers: some sales under ISO jg pound off mnr sown 91 ia i uat off more sows 23 to SO cents choir 48a to 64a 8450 473 80s $37504 loose fancy 100s few $150 LEMONS Local loosa fanry bnftes $6 650: packed fancy carton ins to 123 $450 150 to 180 ORANGES Per box Valencia! local packed fanry 17S S5G523 i450 220 $32X75: 252 2-75 $2X23 bo5J35Tt wST lighter $2225 24 bulk 400 to 65U pounds $212250 good clearance 2i 3 l7D3 265a 224 67 13S 17V 84 18 97 184 47 51 13V 26 36 Kg 21 62 11 114 374 63 18 16 Vi 171 21V 16 204 36 38 4 25 19 12 22 45 70V 26 5 30 37 56 23 32 35 19 40 51 70 27 514 21 23 17 64 41 38 33 12 44 42 41 36 68 lower: most choice 190 to 250 pounds $2425 2475 lew 220 to 240 pounds $2475 25 most 160 to 180 pounds $22 2375 few loads 280 to 360 pounds $1650165 Continental Motors 8 Crown Eelltrbach 29 Cutrlss Wright com 7H Douglas Aircraft 64V Dresser Mfg 184 Du Pont 971 Erie Railroad 181 General Electric 71 'A General Motors 36V Goodyear Tire 47 Great Northern pfd 51V Greyhound 13 Internotl Harvester 261 Internatl Nickel 181 Internal! Paper 30 Internatl Tel A Tel 141 Jones te Laughlln 21 Kennerott Copper 63 Lion Oil Co 32 Ine Montgomery Ward Mo Kan Tex pfd Nash Kflvinator Natl Auto Fiber Natl Distillers Ntw York Csntrsl North Amir Aviat North Amer Co North Pacific RR 37 Pae Gas A Electric 384 Packard Motors 4 Paramount Pictures 254 Pennsylvania RR 20 Pepsi Cola 12 Radio Corp of Amer 224 Republic Steel 45V Shell Oil Co 704 St Louis-San Fran 261 Rexall Drug 51 Richfield Oil 304 Safeway Stores 37 Sears Roebuck 37V flchenlty Corp 21 flocony Vacuum 321 Sou Cal Edison 35V Southern Pacific 39 Southern Railway 40 Std Oil of Calif 31V Aid Oil of NJ'7na fltudebaker Corp 28 Texas Corp 52 Tidewater Assoc Oil 21 i Transamerlca 26 Twent Cent Fox 174 Union Carb A Carb 644 Union Oil of Calif 41 United Alrcreft 38V United Airlines' 24 US Rubber 23 US Steel 38 iV Warner Bros 12H Western Union 45 -Wesiinahse Elee 43 Wooiworth A Co 431 Youngs Sh A' Tube 37 Zenith Radio 68V i Vital Statistics CATTLE Salable 12000 calves salable 400 generally active uneven slaughter steers and heifers 50 cents to $1 hlgner instances up mors on kinds grading low-choice and below: cows mostly 50 cents higher bulls steady to 25 esnts a I 1MI DEATHS lightning set fires swept through the forest at periodic intervals The fires could not kill the larger redwoods except in the rarest instances But the fires did thin the overabundant growth of redwood saplings and virtually wiped out the choking cover of pine and fir which always tends to grow up In a Sierra redwood forest After the fires the new redwood seedlings received an abundance of sunlight and mineral soil both of which are absolutely essential to their growth Thus the great redwood forests flourished under a balance of forces established by Nature' came man and after a few preliminary attempts at cutting down the Sierra forests he decided he ought to preserve these forests instead of destroying them The first thing he did was almost completely to eliminate the element of fire It Is true he occasionally tossed a few cigarets around but iii the main his efforts at fire control snuffed out most of the lightning set fires at their source and allowed pine and fir to grow unchecked around the big redwoods As a result the seeds fell in heavy shade and on soil denuded of its mineral content Reproduction fell off and people thought the Sierra redwoods were dying out Fast Growth Seedlings noticed however that in heavily logged over areas such as Converse Basin and on a smaller scale Mountain Home seeds took root and young redwoods 'shot up more rapidly even than most other varieties of Sierra trees Experiments were tried in which redwood areas were selectively logged not of the redwoods themselves but of overmature pine and fir trees which were choking out the young redwood growth These overmature trees If not logged out eventually would die anyhow and would fall prey to insect pests and disease experiments have shown remarkable evidences of success At Mountain Home the state forestry division is making a practical application of the new principles of redwood forest culture we are preserving every one of the ancient forest patriarchs but higher vealers and plsughter calves fully steady two load prime 1175 and 1275 pound steers $2875 29: bulk choice and $24 0 2775: high-commercial to 18 18 20 57 38 4 23 19 12 22 45 704 26 53 37 56 21 1 32 15 39 40 51 70 27 52 21 25 17 64 41 88 24 25 33 12 44 43 43 i 36 68 Poultry Market Ban Joaquin Valley paying prices FOB ranch Federal-fltat Market News flerv-ice Live No 1 quality: 2 to 4 pounds 28030c HENfl Light type 17 20c -Heavy type 22024c TURKEYS Young hens heavy type 3232c young toms heavy type 29 30c TURKEYS Friars light type 31c KAN The following quotations (effective until noon today were complied by the Federal-State Market New flervire: to 2 pounds 32 2 to IV pounds 34 35c 3 to 4 pounds 3541 36c ROASTERS 4 pounds and over 38 037e MEN'S Light type under 4 pound 21 iTENH Light type 4 lbs and over 22 A 23c HENS Heavy types all weight 22 23n OLD' ROOSTERS Alt weight 17 18c DUCKS All weights 45 46c TURRETS Young hens all weights 4748c TURKEYS Young toms under 24 tbs 47 50c TURKEYS Young toms 24 lb and over 48r50c RABBITS Whole SgffflOe SQUAB Dressed 1 110 Live 75c Ready to cook: FRYBRH Whole' 564! 59c FRYERS Cm up 63 Ofidc Young hen heavy type 58 i 60c TURKEYS Young topi heavy type 55 58c LOS ANGELES The following quota tlnna were compiled by the Federal-State Market News Service Dressed Trices To Retailer BROILERS 1H to 2 4 lbs 2S10e FRIERS 214 to 3 lbs 30 32c 3V to 4V4 lbs 33 if 34e Hen undtr 4 lb 19 0 20c over 4 lbs 21922c Chicago Stump near Camp Lena Tree i and handsaws in 1891 to provide an exhibit With 25 foot idiameter was felled with axes for the Chicago World Fair AXXANDALK In Fresno September 7 1953 Albert Lindsay Annandsle a ns live of British Columbia aged 59 years Iir I me ow-cholce $1750 2350 choice and prime heifers $23 26 load prime mixed yearling 82650 good to low-choice heifers $17 22 utility and commercial cow iaL bnk eannsrs and cutters 86 8 10 50 11 50 commercial to eholco vealers 814 20 cull and prim utility largely 87 13 SHEEP Salable 3000: Spring slaughter lambs aeliva mostly 50 rams to 81 higher than Isle last week other classes shout steady good to prim Spring lambs 816 1950 including around five loads choics and Prime 80 to 85 pound Utah Inrnbs at $1950: native Spring iambs 81830 down: most cull to low-good grades 810 15: faw lots cull to choic slaughter ewes $4 8 Th Federal-Stat Market News Service CATTLE Salable 1100' Moderately reduced earl week supply of all classes market opening moderately active and mostly ateady with lata last week on all slaughter classes Stockers and feedars stronger No early sales on few package of slaughter ateera and heifers Load and few package of commercial cows 81125 1160: bulk utility 8950ft1 10 canner and cutters $7 fl Ftw utility and commercial bulls $1380015 few packages good and choir yearling Stocker steers 814G16: package good yearling atockar btifera 814 Salable 200 Fairly active and strong to $1 higher most advance on siocker calves Good and choice around 300 to 450 pound slaughter calves $14 1550 several shipments good and choice around -400 to 500 pound siocker steer Calve 816 Salable' 450 Fairly aetiva and generally needy Bulk rholc ISO to 240 pound butcher $2550 few cholre around 300 to 500 pound sows $19 Good and eholco 50 to 100 pound feeder pig (27 31 latter price for only around 50 pound averages Salable 200 No early action on vary light supply of most classes Last week good to mostly choirs Spring slaughter lambs 8lT18 cull to choics slaughter ewe 824: sprinkling of good and choice Spring feeder lambs 814 13 SAN- FRANCISCO UP Il vestock CATTLE Salable 1000 Receipts In chide the equivalent of about seven loads qf steers a- load or so of heifers and the balance mostly cows Trad opened mod- erately active at prices around steady with September 6 1953 Paula -EL close of last week A load of high good steer $22 most other early aalea cows Canner and cutters $7 9 soms shelly ranners dpwn to 85 Most utility cow $10ftllr some commercial young cows with a few weighty lieifers included $12 CALVES Salable 200 Moderately active about steady Commercial and good slaughter calves up to 400 pounds 14 A few cull calves down to $5 Salable 200 Prices ateady Choice butchers 180 -to 240 pounds $25 A few head choice vow $18 SHEEP Salable 1000 Tn addition about 1000 carried over from last week Market not established Beloved husband of Mrs Marcella An nandale ef Fresno fatherof Mrs Jesnn Pulgham of Walnut Creek Brother of Kenneth Annandale Mrs Msry Emory and Mrs Bcatrlca Pratt all of Canada Hs la also survlvtd by two grandchildren Private eervlre were held at the Chapel ot th Light Tuesday rooming September 1953 Lisle Funeral Home in charge of arrangement In Rio Del Mar September 3 1953 Emma Paulin Bell a native of Baltimore Md aged 49 years JPrlvato funeral services were held today In th Tinkler MIsMon Chapel Tuesday Sep tembor 8 1933 at 10 o'clock Entomb ment followed In The Chapel of tho Light mausoleum In Fresno September 7 1953 Evelyn (Peggy) Felrr EOlnw a native ef Ttxae aged 37 year Beloved wifo of Robert Knlow of Fresno Mother or James Enlow Daughter of Mr Ida Reddick and sister of Bobby West all or Fresno Service at th Lisle Funeral Home and Calaveras Streets on Wednesday September 9 1953 at 9:30 Rev Bernl Osterhotie officiating Interment Belmont Memo rial Park Tn Fresno September 7 193X Mas Gismegian "a native of Boston Mass aged 73 years Beloved wife of Gismegian nf Fresno loving mother of Lee Gismegian nf flan Francisco and Mrs Mae Medsadoorisn of Fresno Friends a re Invited to attend th funeral services Thursday morning September 10 1953 at 10 at St Paul's Armenian rathe dral Santa Clara Avenue at Fulton Street Rev Nersee Odian officiating Interment Belmont Memorial Park SuIlL can Burns ft Blair Funeral Directors Otto Bagdasarian In charge In Fresno September 4 1931 Rev Jtsuso Kyogoku a native nf Japan aged 66 year Beloved husband of Mr Xiyo Kyogbku of Fresno Father of Mrs Yuril Puril nf Japan and Mrs Marii Hasegawa of New Jersey Ha is also survived hy two grandchildren Services at the Fresno Buddist Churcli 134(1 Kern on Wednesday September 9 195X at 2 o'clock Rav Moloyoshi officiating Committal services at tho Cliapel of the Light West Belmont Avenue A wake service will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at tho home 561 Street List Funeral Home In -charge of arrangement len infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jark Proctor aisler of Jacquelyn Donna Billy and Kathy Proctor grand daughter of Mrs -Jesse Squires of fltrst ford -Verne Proctory Mr Grace Akin and- Paul Frank of Oklahoma Privai graveside service Tuesday Harry Palm Funeral BeiVlce 813 PKUKTT In Fresno September 4 1933 lAxtngton Pruett a native of North Carolina eg 84 year Beloved bus band of Mrs Rachel Pruett of Csrutb ors loving uncle of Edward Richardson and -Mrs- Effi Keainger of West Vir ginia Mr Ada Pruett North Carolina and Joaeph Blevlna nr Huntington Fresno Produce Furnished By Prod ure And Gntwrn Market Of Central California FRUITS California loose -box Graven-leln 350 12 basket crate coast strawberries $3 BANANAS Lb J5c CITRUS County flunklst large $650: small $350: choice $275 350 lemons fancy -grade- $750 850 grapefruit fancy grade1 $475575 Flat Black Mission 52 23 GRAPES Lug Thompson $275 Muscat 51 Ribler $325 Crate eantalopes $350 Jumbo 27 $325 36 $350 4X 83 Honeydews $275 Casahaa $250 Psr-siana $250 Crenshaw $250 Lug Elbartas $225: Hal $250 Wool Report NEW AP Wool top and wool futures ware lowar today op local and commission house selling Wool futures closed 3 of 1 cent to1 11 cents lower October 143 OB December 1393B March 1368B May 1345B July 1305B Certificated wool spot 144 ON Wool tops futurea closed 8 of 1 rept lower to 5 ef 1 cent higher October 1920B December 19753 March 1943B May 1623B July 1805B October 1786B December 172 2 Certificated spot wool tops 1930N Bid Nominal Butter Eggs Cheese Fresno area paying trices FOR ranch Federal-Stale Market Newa Service 59 MEDIUM 51 84c 33 it 34c Merced ares: 66 67e 56 4i Hie SMALL 32 33c- Rutter Frlre To Retailers Grad AA and A cartons pound prints 74c SAN The following quotations (effective until noon today! were compiled by the Federal-State Market Newa Service niter Grade A 67 0 67 Grade 56c CkifN 4243e- Triplets 37 49e Erg Grade A 70 71 Grads A medium 6161c Grad A small 36VjA37c LOS ANGBLES-r-Feoaralltai Market News Service Butter v- Grade AA 71575e Grade A 715 73c Grad 695071c Exge Grad A large-r6162c Grade A medium 53c Grade A No quote Cottonseed Oil Futures NEW YORK A Blreehable cottoned ell futurea closed unchanged to 5 lower High Low September (1X45 1340 October 1515 1495 Docember 1008 1490 March 1X05 1492 Bid Deputy State Forester Cecil Metcalf examines Room Tree at Camp Lena 1 Batch great uncla nf Hoyt and Ray mond Rirhardson of Burret Mr Anita Reid of and Efff Richardson nf Richmond Friends are invited to at -tend- fpneral services Wednesday Sen 9 1933 at -10i3O AM in tho Full Gospel Tabernacle in Csruthers Rav Davie officiating Interment in Fowler Cemetery Jorgensen Fu nersl Hem of Fowlar In charge Byroia Haller director WILLIAil In Fresno September 8 1953 Tina Etta Williams a native nf Wyoming aged 67 years Beloved wffa of Mr A Williams of Fresno mother of Floyd William Mrs Plrscilla Sore both of Fresno Trula Irons and Mr Iavl Williams both of Kan Francisco Chester Williams of Las Vtgas amt Ralley William of Los Altos Sister of Bill Allen nf San Francisco Nalll Kanods and Sarah Kanode both of Colorado Leonard- Allen and a sister flue She la also survived by nine grand children and one great grandchild Sarvu ice at the Central Baptist Church Harvey and Thasta on Wednesday flep lember 9 1933 at 11 O'clock Rev John Scott officiating Lisle Funeral Home in charge of arrangements The Weather Grain Prices Advance CHICAGO AP Wheat staged a strong upward move toward the close on the board of trade today Its strength aided the rest of the market which had been a little easier In early dealings Wheat closed 2 to 3 cents higher September $L93ttl-93tt com 14 to 1 cents higher Septem- rye 1 to 2M higher September $110 soybeans unchanged to 1 higher September $2597 and lard 45 cents lower to 25 cents a hundred pounds higher September $1775 Loose lard gained cent to sell at 187a -cents a pound another new high since 1948 CASH TRUES Tt EflDAY CHICAGO Bushel Price WHEAT No 2 red' 8195 CORN No 1- yellow $170 No 2 $170: No 4 $1660167 OATfl No 1 heavy white 80c BARLEY Nominal: Malting $130 165 feed 98c6S118 FIELD Nominal: Per 100 pounds: Whl clover 8823 0 875: red "Ike $20A 21 timothy $1350 14 rod clover $23 24 CHICAGO AP Bushel prices: Firm Offers To Buy Grace-Chemical Stock NEW Grace and Company is inviting holders ot common stock of -the Davison Chemical Corporation to submit tenders for the purchase by Grace of up to 180000- shares of the common stock of Davison at a price of $-40 a share Peter Grace Jr the president of Grace and Company stated proposed investment is a further step in our program to broaden our interest in growth industries particularly in the chemical field which program has been under way for several All tenders must be received by the Grace National Bank of New York not later than 5 PM EST on September 28th and will be accepted by the bank In the order in which they are received RANK CLEARING flan Francisco debits 8127400006 Oakland 7641604 Los Angeles 182261547 Berkeley 3737192 Fresno Model Planes Score In Watsonville Three members of the Fresno IT Control Model Airplane Club won awards in a contest in Watsonville The place winners and their Awards afp Ralph Saldivar first in stunt and second in scale Lewis Ta- kacs second In stunt and Ronald White first in the 180 lap race White scored his sixth consecutive victory in the 180 lap competition Fresno Horse Is Fifth-In State Fair Show Slip By owned by Mr and Airs Harmison of 5227 Nevada Avenue was judged fifth best In the roadster division of the California State Fair Horse Show The Coberly West Company of Shaftcr won first place in the draft horses team of four division mill NTS MaeE Gismegian Dies In Fresno At 73 Mrs Mae' 'Gismegian: 73 of 3069 El Monte Way died yesterday in' the family home following a long illness A native of Boston Alass she had lived in Fresno County 84 years Her husband Cr Gismegian was the founder of the Rolinda Mercantile Store Mrs Gesneg-ian was a member of the St Armen ian Cathedral a charter mem-Mrs Gismegian ter ef the Armenian General Benevolent Ladies Auxiliary Other surviving relatives include a son Lee of San Francisco and a daughter Airs Alae Medzadoorian of Fresno -Condits Flower Sho we also are developing new red-growth which will Insure magnificent redwood forests for many generations of our descendants We are very glad to have people visit the area and see for themselves what Is being accomplished" Schlobohm added that under resent conditions lire is certain-not a desirable agent for thinning the forest as it would wipe out the young redwood growth just getting established in the cutover areas He asked that all visitors be extra careful with fire at this season Funds To Be Appropriated The California Department of Natural Resources has recommended that the state's forestry holdings In the Alountain Home area be rounded out and protected against indiscriminate logging by purchase of a tract of fine redwood trees -known as Camp Lena is the heart of the area and still in private hands This recommendation has been adopted in AB 14 recently signed by Governor Earl Warren Funds for carrying out the directive of AB 14 have not yet teen appropriated but this matter should be taken care of at the earliest possible time The department of natural resources has suggested also the acquisition of 640 acres of partially logged over redwood forest land in Alder Creek canyon directly deross the MIddle-Fork of the Tule River from Alountain Home State Forest This area could be administered as a part of the latter forest with encouragement of new redwood growth The Alder Creek forest adjoins the 'proposed Jordan Peak ski area Visitors to the Alountain Home State Forest may find ideal camping and picnicking facilities at Balch Park in the heart of the area or at Shake Camp beyond Camp Lena Passable Road The road up to Balch Park Is a fair mountain road with some switchbacks It may be ap proacljed from Visalia via Exeter and the Yokohl Valley or from Porterville via Springville The visitor to the Mountain Home State Forest whether he stays only a few hours or camps for several days to explore the surrounding country will find many rewards He may enloy natural wonders such as the Hoi-low Log and the Sawed Through Tree in Balch Park He may admire the gigantic monarch standing at the end of a lovely meadow In the same area He may visit the Room Tree at Camp Lena which is open to he public through the courtesy of the present owners although no resort facilities are available He may examine the Steven Sisters on the road from Camp Lena to Shake Camp and the huge hand hewn stump just beyond lie may wander beneath towering redwood patriarchs and study the new redwood growth in the open areas After such experiences the visitor will surely say: I have seen the triumph of the redwood species over the forces of destruction GIO 2016 Mariposa Accounts Gladly SEE 'OUR 3RD DIM FLORATVIKWR telegraphed or Sent anywhern PHONE ALL HOURS TELEGRAPHED OR SENT ANYWHERE) LA Prpduce- 12 pint travs Uni-verally type Watsonville $350 375: Arroyo Grand $3 0 325 local 82 223 GRAPES Lugs San Joaquin Valley Thompsons Seedless 8150 175 Italia $273 1 Khandahsrs 8125 Riblers 8173 2 Rlsh Baba 82 225 Red Malagas 8150ft 175 Muerata $20 250 Tokays Lodi $230 27S Soybean OiL Futures NEW YORK Contract Closing prices Bid Asked September 1125 Trading October 1100 liio December 109O -J093 March 1080 1092 May 1075 10R8 July a 1065 1075 JUST PHONE 8-2211 AND SAY "CHARGE IT" ROSSI FLORAL CO High 193 199 200 1967s 192 157 147 151 152 73 75 75 73 69 Open WHEAT Sept 191 Dec 197 Mar 198 May 196 Sept 155 Dee 148 Mar 149 May 150 Sept 73 Dec 75 Mar 75 May- 73 July- 69 LOW 190 196 198 196 189 154 145 149 150 73 -75 75 71 68 Close 193- 199-98 200- 1981- 101 156- 147- 151- 152- 73 75- 73 -73 69 'r Investment Facts About Common Stocks Lists over 300 stocks that have paid dividends for 20 to 105 yeari Viilri Milfi Department Of Commerea Weather Burran Freaao Calif Tuesday September 1932 Fresno and Moatly clear and a little warmer today Not much change In temperature tonight and tomorrow: maximum temperature! today 92 to 97 degreee Fresno 9S lows tonight 38 to 3 Frsano 6L Light to gentle northerly Winds San Frandfeo Bey Fair today tonight and Wednesday except for night and aiirnlng fog on coast extending inland locally mornings slightly warmer Wednesday: High today San Francisco 67 Oakland 73 Northern and Central California Fair today tonight and Wednesday but night and morning coastal fog allghtly warmer Interior today northwest winds 12 to 25 miles an hour near coast San- Joaquin and fleer men to Fair today toniKlit and Wednesday -slightly warmer- today high both days 90 to 100: low tonight 88 to 68 Alarm Fair 'today tonight and P'ednesday continued mild- Monterey Bay area Fog night and morning but fair otherwise today -tonight and Wednesday littls change in temperature high both daya 66 to 76 Low tonight 49 to 54 wist -grinds 8 to 17 miles ap hour afternoons 'Southern California Sunny weather and continued warm today and Wednesday but local patches log along -coast early morning hours Possibly ar faw afternoon and svenbig thundershowers Interior regions and higher mountain-" Precipitation and temperature data for 24 hour period ending at 4:30 AM today: Msx Min Precip Bakersfield Cos lings 11 91 FRESNO a 93 t-os Angeles PCM 'stiff Red Bluff flairsRentO flan Diego a 80 flan Francisco fltocktoa Norton Chritsn Denver Des Moines Detroit a 72 Kansas City New York Pittsburgh Portland flalt Lake- City Sea Antonio Fresno Data Normal maximum and minimum 93 and 58 degrees Maximum and minimum this data last year 89 and 55 degrees Time of sunrise 6:35 o'clock Tims ef sunset 7:18 o'clock Inches Seasonal prscipitation Normal precipitation 01 Precipitation to this date last year Relative humidity at 4:30 PM yesterday 31 per rent flea -level pressure -at 4:30 PM yesterday 295 inehes: at 4:30 AM today 2991 Hirer Report Kings River Pledra 7 AMI stage 170 feet discharge 250 second feet flan Joaquin River Kerckhoff Power House average for 24 hours to last midnight 997' second fret Millerton Lake storage 223554' acre rest Frlant Pam river disrharge 807 second feet: Frisnt-Kcrn Canal flow 1738 second feet: Madera Canal flow 720 second fee! Frlant reports are avaraga for 24 hours to last midnight Fire Damages Car VTSMM Tulare C6-A Are ggg undetermined origin caused paurs Armenian Cathedral with Rev Nerses Odian officiating Burial will follow in the Belmont Alemorlal Park minor damage in a car belonging to John A Hernandez of Wood lake The car was In a parking lot at the intersection of Garden and Center Streets The lire was extinguished by a ctiy fire crew fitabfidisd I9lf INVESTMENT SECURITIES' Dependable Freight -1 Transportation Members fl Francisco Stock Exchange i jr Fcnn 'Cottas Exchaaga (Assoc) York Cat tea Exchange ommadltr Exchange FRESNO Phene 6-9661 New York Stack Exchange American Slock Exchange Asset) Chicago Board of -Trade' In New S'nrk Product Exchange (Assoc) 2048 Kern St Stops 90 of dusting chores It's easy to keep your home spie end span after weatherstripped it Permanently stops 90 of dust dirt end drafts Thrifty to buy Low FHA terms -Saves money on heat bills Phone for free estimate today Fhon 3-3231 Colorado- University Alumni Will Meet University of Colorado alumni friends and students' parents in the Fresno area will conduct a dinner meeting in the Californian Hotel at 7 PM September 14th Reservations" for the dinner can be made through Dr AI Ginsberg the president of the Fresno club Guests at the meeting will include Kenneth Penfold the university alumni director Penfold will give a brief report on university and alumni affairs and will show films of the campus and last year's Colorado-Oklahoma football game Please send me a free copy of "Investment Facts NAME si STREET hgim'mc'' STATE DeTURK Tray Freight Agtnf 216 Glenn Av0 Fresno Cftliforni CHICAGO BURLINGTON QUINCYtRAILROAD If Insulation col sak-.