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.1 Except for a smalt amount, T.F.HEE !f-of off-bloom fruit, the hump-' cr crop of Kvierte avocados ,cor ,, ,, , 3iSmv"o'V0rVi>orNiah^Vw* ?h soytti 3,lfS<^^on?in*fo?'0'o" h<jry#> -Crew leaders oi those who are or*|the members concerned are employers of of the crew! for free consultation f (NO OdfOAnON} will not be SfoSfino$?i?ciiS^ii flra*V'jecwwt!o[The crew leader, therefore, Is ure enough for marketin>-ge b*I the employer, if he furnishes month, the department paaSari _ Market aewaoa ior o'ee" men to the farmer and pays h. ,,rl there. <. rr. ^rlrfer in'RflHERS CO. m .v Hearing Due On Avocado Sales Plan ^' aierott f'"mo0,nad0l.!>tf *." w'TMlJnorAl1,|n^3r v*'oDo*ro 1'i'cni.k- A puh],r hearing on a pro posed state marketing order for California avocado promotion will he held at p-m a m. Sept 22 in the Oiangs 016 ( haptr promotu'ii Coin it copies rig oi dor will all avocado of ivcoid before Warner said among the purposes of the hearing is the opportunity for memhr of the infiustiy m pre. sent evidenre and ii'Stimonv relating in reasons for is suance of a marketing or der and on the proposed or der as drawn. Am one who wishes in ex- pi es himself tor or against the Vr.,,.nsed otdrr- will hc girt an oppoi (unity fo do so. Warner said. If more time is rerjuued. the meeting will DP FTCO OPENS in SEPTEMBER! NOW! FULLER'S SPECTACULAR NEW HOUSE PAINT ADOS AJ LEAST 2 EXM YEARS OF PAINT BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME! Revolutionary new kind nf paint for wood! Holds its colors, keeps its beauty \ears longer! Spreads faster, easier than the best of them! Dries hours sooner! Costs no more than traditional oil-iype paint! worth Of EXCITING PRIZES will be given away! ng . . 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Fuller Hou Paint now! \2 t iron. eoMMRi rrs a d v a mt a o b s i maujt nfWMt *(** * Im rwt Hi* HiM timWk h T ****** > Mih Ml ftir *bM 1 moot*, M brlihtMM Nr lUWHy.fM Cmnt ha im ftliM* ftWR Mda. Smi KfnlM **m m tartar, Ml). attiar than On Brrtnfi t*rt*t Mr tfnt. Sartaaa 4riaa hi at littit m i haart. RaJa n'tkmlL m * Mhr I tm.. nkn 0 tm trnm-Um himia ImmN * -- nwHuM im mm ULLER MINTS GLASS mt Hw rauut suvta s t mh i ROWifTCWM tn kwt ft k uxn mmertmm WfiR unHcHrXIMCkR}tE47ATv#. UATtOtUL cm - tit Brfwai Av*. 6ft 74391 ; MU ImMiie i m mmf Biffft Bit NT IfAilBI This bulwark of the economy might run into'some op serve would rais position through lack of steel or lack of funds, but builders it tnakesonkat continue to be optimistic oa the future. -- per cent- aixi -fis Even if there might be some stowing of construction cent. But tise^dat In the final quarter, which some.think will happen the total for 1959 will - -- -' record..hi.gh.,.far above last < the week- year's peak of 49 billion dollars, say the experts U.S.Two things have oeen sihgled out as particufarfr heart- erung in the construction figures--the high rale of home building despite high money rates, and- the fact that the Bq i big gains this year hax e been in private construction. Values!Home Building Off In August For the first seven months of the year new residential construction gained 32 per cent while all private building In 27 Yirose 16 per cent. There was a dip in home building in' August A drop in highway construction brought down the public building figure. F. W. Dodge Corp.. construction authoniy, holds Lhat this decline was expected, since last year's f .gurcs were boosted by emergency legislation to corr-bat" NEW YORK, f cession tnen in progress. ^ U.S- government expert at -Dod- ge ex^*cct--a siarsi'riirg in hpme -fered the best ba building bin tijey hold this will be olfsei bv pains m other veais- tfiis vieek;- IVpes of building construction and in heavy engineering -.hunters were le projects. ,, ; between. Prices on oblig COLUMNIST IS VACATIONING .government slrpp ;5c krws;in .man Carl W. Ritter, The `San Diego Union's financial editor, i. As a .result,, the . is on vacation. ^ j -the return an : His column of comment on business ?r.d financial trends .n interest if be will be resumed upon his return. to aateriiy--was [sincelSSL --Standrrd-& roor's esti.-raies~ihaT~otitlays far new atruction for all of 1959 will be around 10 per cent h I Instiistiunal bn `entlv felt prices > than last year with year-to-year gains rarro;v^ m. the .'ower and they last pan of the year. _place% to ptrt th( A 10 per cent nse would hi', ail ronstrucuon t. I-a w.'itcrr- :?"<h`n^~!r~rr-'^ ~ malnsta>-s in the economy. Such giant buiiam; f: phis a strong automobile demand and artuuna'-ci record output in steel despise the straxe are the nr factors in holding the nation's gross, bauona! prodm record high. .turn. 1 Fo- the week 'BT" Bonds ended 6-32 -> -..VwfS-r. }- a li63 were bid al 6-TU .for the wee Housing Starts May Slow Down 15*39 at 96 16-32. < A'icton* 2'j of IX Standard A Poor's believes that housing starts tvuj Slack 67 St *S1 22-32. o en on a seasonally adjusted basis over the next several 3'-*s of 3353-78 I month', but that a suable offset will be provided by heavi !32: the 31,? of er expenditures for factories, stores, hospitals and office !'2S-32. off '20-72; buildings. ,1990 at FT 4-32, Wall Street experts hold that next year should see .fur ;3s o! 3995 at 828 ther gains fn^construction with more emphasis on plant land the 4s o? 19 construction'sod rehabilitation. ' ioff 20-32. . Big Industry arid little industry have found out that ] Trading In be their best method of combatting high prices is through New York Sto construction of efficient plans which help keep costs down. -amounted to S2 This is brought out into bold relief by the steel plants ;vaiue c-amparer of Europe. These are brand new*, having been buiii after 521.010 in'.the p the former plants were destroyed during the war. The and 5lS^2S.v*J0 new plants Incorporate all that is new and efficient. They week last year.. hava lifted Europe's steel production facilities to levels investment q: that equal or surpass ours. rale bonds adva The rise In steel Imports in this country attests to the -iveek. largely as efficiency of foreign; units. Other lines are in a similar nir late Friday, position. And tow there will be a move to get back, our jections,. as me? foreign business^ and compete more nearly on an equal Isociated Press s basis with foreign producers despite their advantage in clined. The rail payrolls. to a hew low for AREA'S GROWTH MEANS BUSINESS Housemovers Set Recc By CARL PLAIN San Diego Union Financial Writer Building movers are en joying their busiest year as they clear pathways of prog , reSa in booming San Diego. About 10 area firms ahar* the mounting volume "bf''. building moves/Allied - activity auch, as site prep' ration a ntd ^.renovating moved buildings Is expected to put'the totalv_cost of re moval projects' above 10 million .dollars-this year. Freeway and business ex pensions are sparking the uptrend. The fiscal I9o9-60 rights-of-way budget for all state routes In iSan Diego. County is a "record $11,830, 000 up from $T592,000,in fiscal 1958-59." - The current budget con trasts sharply with the $670,000 outlav ^for rights, of-way acquisition on sta routes in the county j u ! six years ago. ln.1952-53. equipment business, a gar bage collection service, an Otiiv hog ranch, extensive real estate holdings, 59 sin gle-family rental dwellings, four apartments totaling 16 units, plus the excavating and: moving-wrecking busi nesses. } Flior jaiFtOWlEXT ) All told, he has about 80 employes. Six trusted) su perintendents oversee the various operations, His fleet of mechanized equipment numbers 62. units. The jethIsland avenue area is) the hub. of installations cover ing 100,000 square feet in most of two city blocks) and parts of two others. A brick yard and timber yard) ace located in other parts of the city.-.-; .'.. !' Hansen-entered the mov ing-wrecking, business-; in L?."A with a pa ho later boug)' of the business says, has cotc early 1940s. Sam A. Sisley ing superintend Hansen's firn about 300 builc and three'or f days. Under a < the city school S5 portable cla: y ear. It also sh equipment fot firms and the ir While huilii.in work also is at San Diego wrei union scale clai ness has been f petitors using lo can help. "Unless it's a up job. we ha (Continued on FREKWAVS HEM* "Freeways have helped . ..;-4iA-*'enHles~a ban Diego house mover: "Sut you d be surprised at how much wo we do.ofjL.'the freeway " routes?^-'. One way . to - sense, the long-term gains To chat with ''John Hansen, the city's No. 1. building mov er-wrecker. Hansen, & stocky, hard . working man ofi68, says ha . .i had only * few wseka of for mal schooling snfl was, un able to r#4 or writs .when hs came to Hsn Diego from hf# native U* Angelo* at irm age of 20. 114 wont to werfc Nrref*s a fcolper.jpft hog ranch and slsrtrd hi* : saw of. w ^'TSJSe* and- ston* fn *i Ovsr vb* ' fimta-J.-. 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