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of Funeral Services HERNANDEZ, in Fresno, Nov. 3, Jesus Rodriguez Hernandez. Jr. Age 19. Survived by parents Jessie Cecilia Hernandez; daughter Jessica Hernandez; brothers David, Daniel Steven Marcos Hernandez: sister Alveria Hernandez.

Wake SerTuesdav 7:30 p.m. in the SANCHEZ HALL MORTUARY. Burial 10 a.m. in the 1.0.0.F. Cemetery.

JANZEN, in Reedley, Nov. 2, Cornelius F. Janzen. Age 82. Husband of Katie of Reedley.

father of Frank of Irwin of Lindsay, Erma Enns of Parlier, Edna Janzen of Reedley Orlene Johnson of Mission Vieio; brother of Art of Orland Bertha Wohgemuth of Dinuba. 5 grand children, 3 great grandchildren. Funeral services Nov. 5, 10 a.m. at the Mennonite Brethren Chapel.

Interment Reedley Cemetery under the direction of CAIRNS FUNERAL HOME. JONES, in North Fork, November 2, 1975, Darwin Woodrow Jones. Husband of Mrs. Barbara Jones. Father of Mrs.

Darline Funkner and Mr. Duane T. Jones. Brother of Mrs. Leona Dodson, Mrs.

Etta Sullivan, Mr. Lawrence Jones and Mrs. Glenn Jones. Also survived by six grandchildren. Services, Wednesday, November 5, 1975 at 12:00 Noon in the LISLE CALAVERAS CHAPEL.

terment 2:30 PM at Oakhill Cemetery. KEITH, in Fresno, November 2, 1975, Rev. Richard Aaron Keith. Rev. Keith will lie in state from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Vic tory Temple, 5391 E.

Tulare on Wednesday, November 5, 1975. Services, Wednesday, November 5, 1975 at 2:00 PM at the Victory Temple. Interment Clovis Cemetery. LISLE FUNERAL HOME in charge 01 arrangements. LOW, of Los Banos, Nov.

1, Chung Duck Low. Age 83. Native of Canton, China. Survived by wife Jing Shue Low. Sons John of Porterville, Frank of Kerman, Morey of Merced, Henry Herb of Los Banos; daughter Mrs.

Jennie Lee of San Francisco. 14 grandchildren, 1 great grandson. Services WHITEHURST CHAPEL, Los Banos. 11 a.m. Burial Belmont Memorial Park, Fresno, 2 p.m.

MATTHEWS, in Sacramento, Oct. 30, Pearl Matthews. Services to be announced by YOST WEBB CHAPEL. MCCLURE, in Fresno, Oct. 31, Emily Ruth McClure.

Services Tuesday 2:00 PM at the COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME. Private interment, 1.0.0.F. Cemetery. MORGAN, in Fresno, Nov. 1 Fred C.

Morgan, Jr. Age 60. Husband of Ardinell Morgan of Kingsburg. Father of Cavin Morgan of Fresno, Pat Billat of Menio Park Denise Morgan of San Fran cisco, Brother of Clarence Morgan of Hacienda Heights, 7 grandchildren. Funeral services were held.

Tuesday 2:00 PM at United Methodist Church, Kingsburg. CREIGHTON CHAPEL, Directors. Contributions may be made to the Fred Morgan. Memorial Fund to purchase Platelet Phoresis equipment for Central Calif. Blood Bank care of Leroy Giannini, P.O.

Box 155, Dinuba. Weather Report AGUIAR, in Selma, Nov. 3. Vitalina Aguiar. Mother of Joe Agular of Hanford.

John Agular of Tonopah, Nev. Mary Hamilton of Kingsburg, Angela Harrison of Westminster Ida Abshire of Anaheim. 10 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary, 7 p.m. at CREIGHTON ON MEMORIAL CHAPEL.

Requiem Mass 9 a.m. at Holy Family Church, Kingsburg. ATKINSON, Grace in Fresno, Mother November Atkinson. xf Frank Atkinson, Cecil Atkinson. William Atkinson, Howard R.

Atkinson and Mrs. Murrell R. Avila. Also survived by 21 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Graveside ser vices Wednesday, November 5, 1975 at 1:00 P.M.

at Mt. View Cemetery. LISLE FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements. BOORBON, in Fresno, Nov. 3, Frank Cisto Boorboin.

ON Services to be announced by COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME. BURRESS, in Fowler, Nov. 3, 1975. Catherine M. (Kittie) Burress.

Age 94. Services 2:00 PM Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975 at the FOWLER FUNERAL CHAPEL, in Fowler. Interment, Fowler Cemetery. BYUS, in Los Angeles, Nov: 1, John F.

Byus. Sr. Beloved husband of Margaret Byus; father of John Byus, Jr. JaAnn Hiltabiddle; brother of James Grant Byus; stepson of H. L.

Gohmert; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Cryptside services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, FOREST LAWN CYPRESS, Forest Lawn Mortuary directing. CARLING, in Fresno, November Albert Carling. Husband of Mrs.

Bernice Carling. Father of Mrs. Meridean Sanders, Mrs. Marilyn Dalley and Mrs. Pat Britt.

Brother of Norval Carling, Dora Robinson, Hattie Ivy, Grace Wilden, Portia Brinkerhoff and Leona Brinkerhoff. Also survived by 15 grandhildren and 5 great grandchildren. Graveside vices, Thursday, November 6, 1975, at 2:00 PM at Mt. View Cemetery. LISLE FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements.

CROSS, in Fresno, November 3, 1975, Claude Franklin Cross. Husband of Mrs. Hazel Cross, Father of Mr. William F. Cross.

Grandfather of Mrs. Deborah Fremming, Miss Kimberly Cross. Services, Tuesay, November 4, 1975 at 11:00 A.M. in the JOHN LISLE CHAPEL of the LISLE FUNERAL HOME. Interment Fresno Memorial Gardens.

The family requests remembrances be made in the form of donations to the Shrine Children's Hospital in his name. GERKE, in Fresno, November 2, 1975, Dawn Mia Gerke. Services to be announced by LISLE FUNERAL HOME. GINDLEBERGER, in Fresno, 1, William R. Gindleberger.

Services announced by FRESNO FUNERAL CHAPEL. over the nation today. Showers continued over the lower and mid Mississippi valley into the Ohio valley, Tennessee, Michigan and the states bordering the lower Great Lakes. There were some showers in Florida and along the South Carolina coast and a few showers in western Washington state. Skies were clear over most of Texas westward through the southern plateau region.

Fog formed in parts of lowa and portions of adjacent states and in northern Kansas. Some drizzle and fog was reported in western Illinois and southern Louisiana. Temperatures were in the 40s and 50s along the northern U.S. border and to the 60s and 70s along the Gulf Coast. Today's forecast called for cloudy or mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers over northern New England and the lower Great Lakes through the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys.

Cloudy weather with some showers was expected in Washington, with fog in portions of southwest Oregon. Fair and mild weather was forecast for the rest of the country. Nov. FROM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA, U.S. Dept.

el Commerce COLD 55 Showers 58 Snow Flurries On 50 40 50 Law Temperatures Expected 704 Until Wednesday Marning NATIONAL SUMMARY Sacramento Valley Fair Mild November weather continued through Wednesday but with patchy late night and morning fog. Continued mild. Highs Wednesday in the 70s. Lows tonight in the 40s. Light winds.

Low tonight high Wednesday Shasta Dam 48, 71. Northern California Fair through Wednesday but fog night and morning along the coast and patchy fog in the valleys. Continued mild afternoons. Low tonight high Wednesday Fort Bragg 45, 65; Ukiah 45, 73. Santa Luis Obispo coastal area Fog night and morning but mostly sunny through Wednesday.

Little temperature change. Highs Wednesday in the 60s along the coast and into the 70s and low 80s inland. Lows tonight in the upper 30s and 40s. Light winds. Monterey Bay area Fair through Wednesday but with patchy fog night and morning.

Little change in temperatures. Highs Wednesday in the upper 60s to upper 70s and low 80s. Lows tonight in the 40s. Light winds. Low tonight high Wednesday Monterey 50, 68.

Southern California Dense fog near the coast tonight and Wednesday morning. Elsewhere sunny and quite warm Wednesday. Locally a little windy in mountains. High in Los Angeles about 80; lows in 50s. FRESNO DATA Normal maximum and minimum 71, 43.

Maximum and minimum this date last year 66, 42. Time of sunrise 6:25 o'clock Time of sunset 4:59 o'clock Inches Seasonal 1.34 Normal precipitation .62 Precipitation this date last year 1.44 Relative humidity at 4 p.m. vesterday 52 per cent. Highest this morning 96 per cent. Sea level pressure at 4 p.m.

yesterday 30.08 inches; at 4 a.m. today 30.07 inches. REGIONAL REPORTS For 24 hrs. ending at 4 a.m. High Low Pr.

FRESNO Air Terminal 73 45 Chandler Field 77 42 Lemoore 73 47 Merced 71 45 74 29 RIVER REPORTS Kings River Pine Flat Reservoir storage at midnight 412,389 acre-feet. Calculated natural flow at Piedra 610 second-feet. The actual flow at that point at 7 a.m. was 75 second feet. Released for diversion by units below Highway 99 was 0 second feet.

Milletton Lake inflow 1655 second feet; calculated natural flow 818 second-feet; lake storage 188,295 acre feet; releases in second-feet; into San Joaquin. River 72; into Friant-Kern Canal 314; into Madera Canal 0. Flow figures are average for 24 hours to last midnight. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE High Low Pr. 69 55 Albuquerque.

71 Atlanta 75 Bakersfield Bismarck. 66 74 60 Brownsville. 87 65 04 Buffalo 61 57 33 Charlotte 75 53 03 Cincinnati 74 Cleveland. Dallas Denver Des Detroit Moines 55 07 Fairbanks. Honolulu.

Indianapolis 54 01 Kansas City. Vegas Las Angeles. Louisville. 76 .01 .78 Miami 02 74 Milwaukee. 06 Minneapolis New York.

North Platte Oakland Oklahoma City .06 Omaha. 01 Palm Springs Paso Robles Philadelphia, Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland. Me. 16 Portland, Ore Rapid City Red Bluff Reno 45 Richmond, Va. Sacramento.

St. Louis. 67 Salt Lake City. San 69 San Francisco Seattle. Spokane Thermal.

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Credit erican Club card anyon Daily turday reet Daily turday AL 0 SLEY Bird. 373 LEY ON ICE Street 277 Mattel Settles Five Lawsuits For $30 Million HAWTHORNE (AP) A $30 million out-of-court settlement of five class action lawsuits has been announced by Mattel, the nation's largest toymaker. The suits had charged the company and certain of its former officers and directors with issuing misleading financial statements that caused Mattel stock to be traded at artificially inflated prices. The agreement announced Monday is subject to the approval of the US District Court in Los Angeles. It provides for a settlement fund to be distributed to shareholders who acquired Mattel stock between May 1, 1968 and Dec.

31, 1974. "The fund, of $7 million in cash, $23 million in notes, debentures and warrants, is to be provided by Mattel and several of its insurance carriers. The complex pact, which was agreed upon by attorneys for the company and the plaintiffs, did not include the accounting firm of Arthur Andersen Mattel's former auditors. Anderson was also a defendant in the lawsuits. The agreement assigned all stockholder claims against Andersen to Mattel, and the toymaker said it intends to prosecute its claims against the accounting firm.

Among the plantiffs ere former shareholders of Ringling Brothers-Barnum Bailey Combined Shows, who received Mattel shares when the circus company was merged into a Mattel subsidiary in 1971. A similar suit was filed by shareholders of Metaframe a maker of fish tanks and related equipment, which was acquired by Mattel in 1969. Arthur S. Spear, Mattel's president and chief executive officer, said the firm had agreed to the settlement to avoid possibility of greater liability as the result of litigation. He said that Mattel's chief lenders had been advised of the settlement.

The agreement provided that Elliot and Ruth Handler, the company's founders, contribute two million shares of Mattel common stock to the settlement fund and reimbuse the company for attorney's fees. The Handlers are no longer with Mattel. Seymour Rosenburg, a former executive vice president and chief financial officer, also agreed to reimburse the firm for attorney's fees, contribute $100,000 to the settlement fund and cancel a severance agreement that would have paid him $45,000: a year through 1987. Burger Ponders Racial Job Issue Chief Justice Warren E. Burger is concerned with the rights of white employes who may be "bumped" from.

their jobs if black victims of discriminatory hiring get retroactive seniority. "How do you justify taking anything away from Peter to pay Paul when each is innocent of any wrongdoing?" he asked Morris J. Baller of New York, an attorney for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. The question was one of several similar ones the Chief Justice addressed Monday to lawyers arguing the first of what will probably be a series of cases on the conflict between rights accorded blacks and women under recent federal statutes and seniority systems built up by unions. The test case, started by blacks against Bowman Transportation concerned the refusal to hire over-theroad truck drivers for racial reasons.

All agreed that in this particular case, no "bumping" is likely to occur because of the rapid driver turnover. Bowman has main ter- Richmond. The issue is solely whether applicants who have been discriminated against but are eventually hired should have seniority as of the date of their rejection. As for displacement of "innocent" white employes, Baller said Congress intended in the 1964 Civil Rights Act 1 to put all employes on an equal footing. The black victims would have had seniority rights and the whites would not if the law had been followed, he said.

Justice William 0. Douglas was on the bench for the day's arguments looking no worse for his few days in the hospital last week. He asked no questions of the lawyers, but he has never questioned attorneys intensively during arguments. The justices agreed to decide whether Presidents Nixon and Ford acted outside the law when they imposed import fees on crude oil and oil products. No date for arguments was set on the government's appeal from a lower court decision that the chief minals in Atlanta, Bir- executives were wrong.

FORECASTS Fresno and vicinity Fair except for patchy morning fog through Wednesday. Highs both days in the 70s, Fresno 76 degrees today and 73 Wednesday. Lows tonight in the 40s. Fresno 45. Light winds.

Extended outlook, Thursday through Satur day Mostly fair ex ep for cal morning fog. Temperatures a little above normal with highs 68-75 and lows in the upper 30s and 40s. Sierra Nevada Fair and continued mild through Wednesday. Temperatures at 5,000 feet about 68 today, near 40 tonight and 65 Wednesday. San Francisco Bay area Fair through Wednesday but patchy fog night and morning.

Continued mild temperatures. Highs Wednesday in the mid 60s near the coast and into the upper 70s inland. Lows tonight in the 40s to low 50s. Light winds. Low tonight San Francisco 53, Oakland 49, Redwood City 45.

LA Police Probe SLA, Guerrilla Family Links LOS ANGELES (AP) Police are possible links between the Symbionese Liberation Army and the Guerilla Family, described. as an -organization that has to kill guards and policemen and destroy the prison James Harold "Doc" 33, the reputed eleader of the Black Guerilla Family, was in custody Monday in the wake of the bloody Pepperdine Quits State LOS ANGELES (AP) Banowsky, Republican committeeman from resigned his position problems facing University, where he is PENZA, in Long Beach, Steven Paul Penza. Son of Mr. Stan Penza and Mrs. Angla Penza.

Brother of Mrs. Mary Ellen Moen, Mrs. Allison Gossett and Miss Susan Penza. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Dominic Minerva and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Penza. Fiance of Karen Vaught. Recitation of the Rosary, Wed nesday November 5, 1975 at 8:00 PM in the LISLE CALAVERAS CHAPEL of the LISEL FUNERAL HOME.

Requieum Mass, Thursday, November 6, 1975 at 10:00 AM at Sacred Heart Church. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. PLATZ, in Sanger, Nov. 3, Rose Marie Platz.

Age 74. Survived by husband Erich Platz of Reedley; son Fred Platz of Fresno; daughter Mrs. Frances Johnson of Reedley: brothers Frank Walmer of Los Angeles, Carl Walmer of Los Angeles Joe Schroder of New York, sisters Bertha Denison of San Clemente, Lillian Roundtree of Catherine Tierney of Glendale, 6 grandchildren, 3 great grand children. Services Thursday, 6 at 2 p.m. at the WALLIN SON FUNERAL HOME.

Cremation Chapel of the Light, Fresno. Friends may call 9 to 5 7 to 9. REED, in Fresno, November 2, 1975, Mamie "Joseph" Reed. Recitation of the Rosary, Tuesday, November 4, 975 at 7:00 PM in the JOHN N. LISLE CHAPEL of the LISLE FUNERAL HOME.

Requiem Mass, Wednesday, November 4, 1975 at 10:00 AM at Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment Selma District Cemetery. ROYER, in Arizona, Nov. 1, Rev. Loran Royer.

Services Thursday 1:00 PM at the Truth Tabernacle Church, Fresno. COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME directing. SORTINI, in Fresno, Oct. 31, Edmond Sortini. Survived by mother, Mrs.

Adelina Sortini of Fresno, sons Edmund Sortini of Gerner, North Carolina Frank Sortini of Hollywood, brother Dr. Adam Sortini of Clovis. 4 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary was Monday 7:00 PM at the COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Requiem Mass Tuesday 11:00 AM at St. John Cathedral.

Interment, Clovis District Cemetery. STILES, in Fresno, Nov. 2, Clovis Stiles. Graveside services Wed. 2:00 PM.

Sanger Cemetery. COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME in charge. SYKES, in Thomas Fresno, November 2,1 Clinton Sykes. Husband of Mary Sykes. Father of Mrs.

Barbara Lasher, Mrs. Beverly Blagg, and Mrs. Jerry Bettencourt. Stepfather of Mrs. Mary M.

Griffin, Joe D. Roberts, Mrs. Sue Burgess, Miss Lenora Roberts, Craig Roberts and Gene Carte. Brothr of Almira Sykes. Also survived by eight grand children, three great grand children and 14 step grandchildren.

Services Wednesday, November 5, 1975 at 3:00 PM in the JOHN N. LISLE CHAPEL of the LISLE FUNERAL HOME. Interment Belmont Memorial Park. VITAL STATISTICS Births VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Oct. 29, 1975 Born to Mr.

and RAMOS, Luis, of Parlier, a girl. JACKSON, Dennis, of 4572 E. Dayton a girl. RICHARDSON, Fred, of Mendota, a boy. ST.

AGNES HOSPITAL Oct. 30, 1975 Born to Mr. and TRIPPEL, Richard, of 513 E. Lans ing Way, a girl. ROBERTS, Daniel, of Clovis, a boy, Oct.

31, 1975 Born to Mr. and GERSTER, Robert, of 2824 E. Santa Ana, a boy. GOOBLAR, Howard, of 2273 E. Hammond a boy.

FRESNO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Oct. 29, 1975 Born to Mr. and JEPSEN, Rovert, of 2017 N. Winery a girl. LANE, Donovan, of Madera, a boy.

MAJORS, Robert, of 3889 E. Hampton Way, a girl. RENTERIA, Andrew, of Five Points, a boy. WALLACE, Robert, of Oakhurst, a boy. Oct.

30, 1975 Born to Mr. and AHLBERG, Carl, of Fowler, a boy. GILKEY, David, of 5695 N. Maroa a girl. RODRIQUEZ, Noe, of Del Rey, a girl.

SEBILIAN, Larry, of 3311 N. Callisch a boy. STEVENSON, Rickey, of 2615 E. Anderson a boy. ZANDER, Jack, of Clovis, twin girls.

Marriage Licenses SEIBERT HORTON -Michael L. Seibert, 26, and Earlene Horton, 20, both of Fresno. KEITHLEY-ENNIS-Ollin Keithley, 18, of Clovis and Patricia Ennis, 17, of Clovis. VIVENZI-LENCIONI-Edward P. Vivenzi, 39, and Patricia A.

Len ciono, 25, both of Fresno. NUNES-WINNINGHAM-Leon Nunes, 22, and Donna Winningham, 20, both of Fresno, KING -D'ANDREA-Norman King 33, of San Jose and Gwen dolyn J. D'Andrea, 33, of Fresno. -Robert Burks, 22, and Charlene Brewer, 19, both of Fresno. REITZ-JIMENEZ- Donald K.

Reitz, 23, and Helen Jimenez, both of Fresno. JOHNSON-GAINES SUMPSON a Johnson, 28, and Marilyn Gaines Simpson, 28, both of Fresno. RIVAS- PUENTES -Eleuterio Rivas, 24, of and Frances Puentes, 33, of Kerman. 15-Florists C.M. WALLIN Sanger Florershop Pat Roark Darwin Bruce Designers Enterprise 1-9559 or 875-5574 Piccolo's Flowerland EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST 1047 N.

Fresno Anytime 233-8851 20-Funeral Directors BOICE FUNERAL HOME 308 Pollasky St, Clovis BRAGG SON, CHAPEL Kerman, Ca 846-9369 Coalinga, Ca 935 2138 25-Cemeteries Burial Lots, Fresnos Own FRESNO MEMORIAL Gardens This beautifully landscaped endowment care cemetery features Fresno's only Veterans' Garden of Honor and garden style Mausoleum. Call us for understanding attention to your pre- need or at-need requirements. FRESNO MEMORIAL Gardens 175 So Cornelia Ave. at Whitesbridge Rd Ph 268 7823 Members of The National Association of Cemeteries Interment Association California. Bee Classified Index VITAL STATISTICS MISCELLANEOUS 5 Funeral Services 525 Miscellaneous For Sale 10-- Burial Notices and wanted.

15 Florists 525-A Miscellaneous to Swap 20 Funeral Directors 530 Furniture, Household 25 Cemeteries, Burial Goods Lots, Monuments 530A Sewing Box 30 Crypts, Niches 35 In Memoriom 535 Home Appliances Card of Thanks 540 Antiques, Art 40 545 Stamps, Coins, Hobbies and Crafts 550 Clothing NOTICES AND Furs 555. Jewelry, Gold ANNOUNCEMENTS 100 Notices and and Diamonds Announcements 560 T.V., Radio, Stereos, 105 Business Notices Recorders, etc. And Announcements 560-A Communications and 110 Political Notices Electronic Equip. And Announcements 115 Notices 565 Pianos, Organs, Lodge 120 Lost Found Musical Instruments 125 Music, Dance Instruction 570 Photographic Equipment 130 Private Instruction 575 Office Business Tutoring, Equipment, Fixtures 135 Trips, Tours, Transportation 140 Moving, Furniture Storage 575A Restaurant, Market 145 Auctioneers Bar Supplies, Equip. 580 Yard and Garden REAL ESTATE 585 Air Conditioning Supplies, Nurseries Cooling, Heating 175 Homes For Sale 590 Building Materials 180 Suburban Real Estate 595 Shop, Power Tools for Sale 600 Equipment, Tools, 185 Lots, Subdivision Miscellaneous to Rent Properties for Sole 190 Condominiums, Co-ops For Sale 195 Commercial, Indust Property for Sale 650 Pets, Supplies And Kennels 200 Income, Investment 655 Fur Bearing Animals Property for Sale 660 Poultry, Rabbits, Bees, 205 Ranches, Land for Sale Equipment And Supplies Out-of-town 665 Cattle, Livestock, Real Estate for Sale Equipment, Supplies Mountain, Coast 670 Horses, Supplies, Property for Sale Events 220 Buildings To be moved 675 Wanted, Pets, 225 Real Estate Exchange Livestock, Equipment 230 Real Estate Wanted FARMER'S MARKET 50 700 Farm, Dairy Products, 250 Commercial and Freezer Foods Industrial Property.

705 Nursery Stock, Seed, Rent or Lease Trees, Cuttings, 255 Offices, Stores Fertilizers Businesses to Rent 710 Cotton Allotments or Lease And Rice Units 260 Ranches, Land, 715 Hay, Grain, Posture, Rent or Lease Rent, Sale, Wanted 265 Houses Furnished 720 Farm Tractors 270 Houses Portly Furnished Parts, Repairs 275 Houses Unfurnished 725 Pruning, Discing, 280 Apartments, Multiple Spraying, Misc. Units, Furnished Form Services 285 Apartments, Multiple 730 Pumps, Units, Partly Furn. Irrigation Equipment 290 Apartments, Multiple 735 Heavy Equipment, Units, Unfurnished Fork Lifts, Tools 295 Mobile Homes Machinery 300 Hotels, Motels 740 Farm Equip. Products, 305 Rooms, Rooms with Wanted Board, Share Rentals Out-of-town, Resort, Vacation Rentals RECREATIONAL 315 Rest, Convalescent Homes 320 Miscellaneous for Rent 775 Aircraft, Flight Instruction 325 Real Estate Wanted 780 Boats and Motors, To Rent or Lease Marine Supplies 330. Houses, etc.

785 Sporting, Want to Rent or Camping Equipment Lease 790 Vacation and Travel Trailers MOBILE HOMES 795 Campers, Pickups with Campers, 350 Mobile Homes For Sale Motor Homes 355 Mobile Home Porks 800 Dune Buggies, 360 Mobile Home Snowmobiles, etc. Supplies, Movers, 805 Motorcycles, Trail Repairs, Storage Mini Bikes, etc. 365 Mobile Homes Wanted 810 For Rent, Trailers. Recreation Vehicles, FINANCIAL Equipment, Etc. 815 Storage, Trailers, 400 Business, Franchise Boats, Campers, etc.

Opportunities For Sale 820 Recreation Equip, 405 Business, Franchise Vehicles, Etc Wanted Opportunities Wanted 415 Real Estate loans, 410 Money to loan AUTOMOTIVE Insurance 850 Autos, Pickups, 420 Vehicle, Mobile Trucks Wanted Home Loans, Ins Auto, Truck Repairs. 425 Money Wanted, Trust Accessories Parts, Deeds for Sale 860 Antique, Classic Cars, Parts 865 Customized Cars, EMPLOYMENT Parts. Speed Equip 870 Trucks, Buses, Truck Trailers 450 Employment Agencies 875 Autos, Trucks, Lease or Rent 455 Help Wanted 880 Pickups, 4 Wheel Dr, 460 Help Wanted, Salespeople' Utility Vehicles, etc 465 Help Wanted, Couples 890 Automobiles for Sale 470 Child Care, Nurseries 475 Work Wanted 480 Trade Technical Schools, Job Prep headings Available 485 Employment Services No Additional Charge Expert Services 20-Funeral Directors 100-Notices and HARRY PALM Announcements will not be responsible for any FUNERAL SERVICE debts other than my own from 233-7267 Tulare at Streets October 17, 1975 Signed: Brenda Ample Offstreet Parking Lee Trainoff, 3641 N. Cedar, apt Fresno. Page Funeral Chapel 105-Business Notices and 896-1240 Selma Announcements STEPHENS AND BEAN LEGAL DIVORCE TYPING BANKRUPTCY SERVICE SINCE 1885 Experienced Personalized 202 N.

Tellman 268-9292 Service Ail forms All counties CENTRAL CALIFORNIA WHITEHURST TYPING COUNCIL 225 Shaw Suite 104 225 0222 1525 E. Saginaw 227-4048 CALL SEARS for free home improvement fashion estimate. SULLIVAN, BURNS BLAIR SEARS FUNERAL HOME Tinkler Mission Chapel 475 N. Broadway at Belomnt THOMAS ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME SELMA 25-Cemeteries, Burial Lots, Monuments BELMONT Memorial Park MAUSOLEUM 201 N. Teilman Phone 237-6185 Non Profit Endowment Care Cemetery Park $175, Maplewood, SPACE IN Belmont, Memorial Orange, CA 92666 Ph.

997 5363 30-Crypts, Niches CHAPEL OF THE LIGHT BURIAL ABOVE GROUND CREMATION MAUSOLEUM 1620 W. Belmont 233-6254 35- In Memoriam MED ASSIST: Assist Dr. patients; Ans. phones; set appts. Lite type Xint $450 Call Fran 226-5555 SNELLING SNELLING Fresno Agency, E.

Shaw. NOTICES. AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 100-Notices and Announcements PREGNANCY TERMINATION Call The California Pregnancy COUNSELING SERVICE For Testing REferral 224-0235 Spanish 226 8444 120-Lost and Found LOST white wiener pig, vic. 568 Herndon. LOST Black Lab, male, 8 mo.

Reward. 299 FOUNDpure white. fem Terrier choke chain. 299 6240 LOST Australian Shep. Nr.

Hoover Hi. $25 Reward 439-7825 WHITE POODLE Male E. straved Oslin from home Nr. 4500 Bik. 255-7167 130-Tutoring, Private Instruction GYMNASTICS, Priv.

Instruction given. $5. per Hrs. Arranged. Call 222-2508, or Sun.

135-Trips, Tours, Transportation HAWAII 9 Days From San Francisco or Los Angeles, Incl. round trip, air. Wed. Departure. $295 90.

MIKAMI TRAVEL 268-6683 140-Moving, Furniture Storage MOVING VAN and 2 men hire. $28.40 per hour. ROY'S FURNI TURE Moving Delivery. 255-4717 ECONO MOVERS same low rates Weekends storage $9 mo. 251 9188.

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of natural wood and glass. Spectacular view of pool and carmel gardens from every room. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind home. Call today! PEARSON "Realtors since 1919" 237-1821 1500 W. Shaw HALLMARK $47,950 You can look forward to minimum vard work lots of time to enjoy your beautiful POOL with diving board slide.

LGE. covered patio, 4 Bdrms. 2 baths, lovely kitchen opens 10 LGE COZY FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE PLACE. SHAG CARPETS CUSTOM DRAPES. Better hurry on this one! University Portals--Pool $39,950 3 Bdrms.

baths, inside utility, 2 Shake roof. HUGE SPRINKLERED YARD with BEAUTIFUL TREES LAND SCAPING PLUS POOL. Fig Garden REALTORS 222-6254 In Fig Garden Village McLANE HI $32,500 3 BR, 2 baths, complete kitchen built -ins, refrig. cooling, FA heating, covered patio with bar be cue, 2 car garage, pool, W-W carpets and drapes included. PEARSON "Realtors since 1919" 237-1821 1500 W.

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$52,500. Casparian 226 0666 Davidian, Eves. 431 2229 BY OWNER 4 BR 2 BATH CLOVIS SCHOOLS $29,975. Vacant. Immediate occupancy! Completely redecorated.

All new builtins carpets. Drive by 544 Santa Ana, Clovis near Clovis Ave. Ph. 233 6328 Eves 298 8954 NO QUALIFYING Assume existing FHA loan, 3 1 ba. upstairs, living kitchen laundry room down stairs, all carpeted draped, only $23,750, call now.

must sell at once! Bray Realty 299-2163 SACRIFICE Moving East, must sell at once, largest best 3 2 ba. house in Clovis at this price. FHA terms at $31,900 or submit your terms. Call for appoint. Bray Realty 299-2163 $21,000 Cute 3 2 ba.

home with large backyard, barm, bath are separate making for an ideal studio apt. Call today for more details. SOBAJE REALTY 255-0425 C-4 zoned "JENSEN AVE CALWA' fireplace. oversized garage, fenced yard, only $14,500. some terms.

WILL LINCOLN-264 9757 Sharp Barm. 2 bath, NW. New paint WW carpets. Call today to see. GREG GREGORY 222-4848 JUST REDUCED TO $37,500 Lovely 2 Barm.

plus sepa den, rate office (being used for Real lot for Estate) parking this bargain. Call MARILYN MILES 251-5534 255 3985 ENGLISH STUCCO on corner lol beautiful yd. 2 BR study, for mat din. rm, coted remodeled air beamed cove patio. $30,000.

FHA. 252 4848. FRESNO Nov. 4, 1975 D7 175-Homes For Sale Big, Big Pool YES A new custom 40 foot pool with pool This lovely 3 vear old home offers Grey Lite breakfast window for a well light ed kitchen, formal dinign area oft sunken living room, and so much more in this 3 bedroom and 2 bath home on large irregular lot. Owner moving out of area $39,950.

Big Mansionette Exceptional and immaculate 2400 sq. 11, 4 bedroom, 3 bath and game room Mansionette with many. many extras for entertaining or family living. Extra large and exceptionally well landscaped lot completely sprinklered with auto matic sprinklers. Northeast.

Would you believe only $53,500. VRed Carpet V224 5750 Realtors Barstow at First. Tee Off On This $68,500 Custom built 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with easy access to greens. Formal entry, beamed ceilings. maids quarters, open kitchen, lg.

living room, fireplace, very unique floor plan. Park your cart here, inquire today ELEGANT $139,500 3,500 sq ft of beautiful living. 4 bed rooms, 4 baths, library, formal dining, family room, wet bar, exercise room, sauna, 100 many quality appointments to mention Call today for more exciting par: ticulars on this one of a kind home. LONDON PROPERTIES, LTD 226-3420 $47,950 SUNNYSIDE POOL acre, zoned for horses. Lovely 3 barm.

with inside utility, near new no wax linoleum in kitchen, beautiful carpets, drapes, refrigeration, heat, elec tronic air filter, Heated pool, with sweep cool deck in park like yard $24,950 FRESNO HI AREA Tall tree shades this 3 Barm home. Formal din. rm. Cozy fireplace. Sprinklers front rear.

Det. 2 car garage, storage area. Alley access to concrete parking pad. Flexible terms. SETTLERS 226-8111 MODELS BARSTOW WILLOW 3 bdrms, 2 baths homes.

Quality built with Hotpoint appliances, top grade carpets in new sub-divi sion inside city of Clovis. OPEN HOUSE DAILY $31,500 up, interest. KENNEDY 439-9011 LARGE FAMILY'S Last Chance New paint, carpets mean higher price. Hurry to beat the painter. Don't miss your last chance! Call today for appt.

6 4 $68,950 V-1-P Realty 5066 N. Forkner 439-8471 $39,950 POOL plus a great family home. Wall to wall fireplace, family room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, built ins, utility room. Low upkeep yard. Excellent location! PRO Action 226-731 GROVE BUILT HOMES CUSTOM HOME BUILDING Daily 'til 5-Sat.

Sun. 10 5 Bullard At Fruit 439-2873 BRAND NEW 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. 1364 SF, tile roof, step dn. living rm.

w-frpic. Irg. fenced corner lot, $32,000. Only a few choice lots left in this new sub division. 5 floor plans to choose from, Maple Indianapo lis area, priced from $29,000 up.

IMPERIAL REALTY 299 9501 299 3416 4 BDRM. $32,950 Ret. forced air heat. floors, carpets. Lovely Kit.

with bit ins Completely sprinklered with bob blers. Eves. 255-2153 PRO Rainbow 486-4200 "Prestigious Location" NEW LISTING, Spacious custom built home with 4 BDRMS, 2 Baths, dining carpets over OAK FLOORS new 4 TON dual pak, NEW SHAKE ROOF, detached 2 car GARAGE, sprin klers, large lot with a FOREST OF TREES. Quiet area N.E. among custom homes, large lots trees, like Old Fig Area.

But in the City $44,900 Seller SAYS MAKE OFFER New Concept Realty 226-5141 3636 N. Blackstone, 229 5011 THE WAVE PROJECT Divorce Typing Service Attorney trained staff, typing, forms, book, easy steps, 486 7971. Churches Orginazations Sell 100 bottles of WATKINS famous vanilla. Make $85. Call 237-1378 TYPING SERVICE Forms til 8 pm DIVORCE OR BANKRUPTCY $45.

to $50. M-Sat 225 0828.11| 8 pm. HAPPINESS Weinstock's Charge Account TRUCK INSURANCE: local, long or state wide. Low, low rates: 229-0655 120-Lost and Found LOST Boston Bull Dog. Black White.

Wearing black harness sill ver brads. Retarded child's pet. Vic. Palm Olive REWARD Please ph 266-5874. LOST 1 Electronic console unit on 15 Freeway between Justin Los Angeles, Reward Contact 714 556-8335.

REWARD Lost Irish Setter (RED) with white paint on coat, recent surgery on chest, on medication. Please 226 2728 LOSTHand crocheted white sweat er. LOST FROM CAR TOP. Blackstone, Gettysburg or Wil 10 75. son.

29 Reward. 224 3786 aft 5pm LOST vic Ahwahnee, Sunday Octo, ber 26th, large white dog light brown spots, collar, 268-7461 after 7055 6pm 224 LOST Puppy, Blk. Tan Fem. Set ter Vic. Fresno Floradora Needs med.

Lge Reward 486 6509 FOUND Sealpoint Siamese, young female, front paws declawed, wearing collar. Call 439 LOST Blue Point Siamese 4 mos. Vic. Harvard Keats. Clovis.

Reward. Phone 299-0781. LOST Female Black Border Collie. Vic. McKinley Cedar.

Name Jet. Childs pet. 486 1537 aft 6pm. LOST Irish Setter. Female.8 mo, wearing flea collar.

Vic. Marks Barstow. 227-6956 aft. 5. FOUND BIk.

Lab male puppy White on Chest front From Dakota Maroa LOST Irish Setter. 10 mo. female, wearing flea collar. Needs medi cation immed. 2274 Reward LOST Sm.

male Terrier Chihuahua mix, Vic. West McKinley, Reward. Ans. Whis key. 6515.

237 LOST small white Poodle. no cotGettysburg Min newawa. Reward, TREE $35,500 The only thing this home lacks is some trees, 3 bdrms. baths, refrigeration, dining room, inside utility room, shag carpets, double garage plus a bitin POOL. Hurry owners will sell on FHA terms.

now! R.M.S. 222 8436 eve 224-4326 execution-style slaying of 1971 as a prison countwo persons and the terpart to the Black wounding of two others. Liberation Army and "follows the MarxistTwo other persons, one Leninist teachings of who allegedly told one of George Jackson and the victims he was "high former Black Panther up" in the SLA, have been leader Eldridge arrested in connection Cleaver." with the shootings The group "classifies Saturday and police are itself as a revolutionary seeking a fourth person. intends guerrilla family that The Black Guerilla to control the Family, according to a destiny of black prison report this year by the inmates. It has vowed to state senate's Sub- kill guards and policemen committee on Civil and to destroy the prison Disorder, was formed in system." President GOP Post William Banowsky, 40, regarded as a rising national star in GOP circles, stressed in an California, today citing interview that the reasons for the Pepperdine resignation stem only from his president.

position at Pepperdine. CLEAN 3 Barm home in McLane High area, carpets, drapes, fire place, large lot with double garage, $24,500 Ag1. 268 3571 eves LIKE NEW, SHARP, newly paint ed, excel. floor plan, 3 fireplace, double garage, McLane area $27,000 FHA terms, Marie Bartlett 222 3277. 3 $20,000.

FHA or Gl Terms Modern Borm. N.E. Area, new carpets, fresh paint. fast possession MLS45681. MARILYN MILES 251-5534.

255 3985 WILLIE ROY IS NOW ASSOC WITH RMS REALTY. YOU MAY CALL HER AT 222 8436 FOR YOUR R.E NEEDS. BY OWNER neat 3 Barm. 2 Ba. family rm.

Fireplace, New ceramic entry, Solarian kitchen, near FSU $31,500 291 0131. Princi pies only GAMBER-CLOVIS 4 bdrm. 2 bath, Family room, living room, beautiful landscaping. Priced at only $36.250. NAZAROFF REALTY 292 5391 3 BDRM.

2 BA. formal dining, util, rm. beaut. trees. Acre Rolling Hills $2000.

Tax Credit 229-0347 $13,000 FAMILY HOME, needs some fixing, owner financed, near VM Hospital Bkr. 222-3277 NEW ST. AGNES, 3 yr. old Trend on cul de sac, troic. sonkirs.

dshwsher. $28,500. Assum. loans. Ph 299-9026 GAMBER HOMES FOWLER North of Shaw CLOVIS HOME Darnell Realty 299-1588: 299 9535 CLEAN 2 BR nr Bus, airport.

Stove. $22,500. By owner. 227-1533 DOVER REALTY MLS. 529 E.

Shields 222 7407 THE RAVEN CO. 486-1710 Fenn Real Estate 252 2974 Continued on next page.