November fi, 1935
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Want-Ads Bring Results
Phone Yours to 1900
Rates
3 par Kuril por day's
C limorllon.
iv pnr emit discount on
I V o d running O li o
wnok.
fyf por cent discount on
V "'I" running on'i
month.
All rliiimirii'd Rill are limort
oil In both The Klnmatli News
mid Evening llc-rald at the
nhovo rnio appearing In The
Nows (lrt.
Tinio limit (or claaalflratlon
In I ho following day's papore
In 6:00 1, M. Aili desired In
niTii'tl on t ha nuio day Bub
milled will hnvo to run "Too
Lata to Clalfy." Too Lata
la Claanlfy ads art put In onn
paper only at the an me rata
na quoted above and slaaalflod
lor succeeding Insorlluna.
2 Lost and Found
LOST Long brown kid purao,
containing lady's waicli. Ho
ward, Nowa-llorald. Box 1607.
1907
LOST Traveling bag Sunday be
tween Klamath Ktilla anil Mor
rill. Howard. 11131 Lexington.
11191
LOST fin Buck Creek road
black Jlffr kodak, Phone 87
botwoon 8 a. in, and 6 p. m,
161)3
3 General Notirca
LOST Mnltrnaa botwon Olono
and Swan Luke Junction, Mon
day. Notify Mr. Stiles, High
School. Howard. 1600
Call
K. F. Transfer & Storage
4th & Klamath, Ph. 109?
Health By Nature
innoii aostroyi nappi-
noaa. Try our horbs to
regain boallh. Call or
writ (or (roe Informa
tion. Dopt, l-D.
a GKB wo
Chlnrae Medical Herbs' Co., Inc.,
170 B. W. Morrlaon 8L, Portland,
Oregon
Transportation
SAVEI Go by Bui
Via Bond and Mr. Hood
Shortest Rouls, Lowott , Fares
fo Northwest Points
One Round.
Way Trip '
Portland $5.90 $10.65
Seattle $8.40 $14.65
Spokane $12.30 $20.05
Busaos Leave 12:45 Noon From
The Greyhound Depot
Tor Information Phone 091
Klamath
TO
The firms and individuals represent
ed in this Alphabetical Directory of
Specialized Business and Profession
al Service are known as Klamath
Falls' most reliable business men and
Bath
Cabinet ateara batha and massage.
L. Stone Lady AaalatanL
127 South 7th. Phone 1640
Commercial Printing
Printing of nil klnda. SHOP
PING. QUIDS), Pelican Theatre
Bldg.
Floor Sanding
FLOOR SANDING AND RBFIN
ISHING. Phone 85W4.
Hemstitching
Hometltchlng, apeolallalng 1 n
suits and conta, woolen aamploa,
drossmaklng. Mra. H. M. Allen
dor, 614 Walnut
HEMSTITCHING Homatltohlng,
Buttons, Plcntlng Holt Claspa.
Tho Ooldon Rule.
House Moving
R H Hndloy.
UiOUW.
819 Lnguna. Ph.
690
Classified Index
All rliisalMnillmii are num
bered und uppnur In inininrli ul
orilor. , Following la ail alpha
betical reference Hat of tho
moro Important clasalflcatloua:
All tomotlvn 10
llulldliig Muterlala . 10a
IliialiiiiaH Opportunities .... 14
I'niilruct Work Wuutud.... 10
Kdiiiiilloniil ... 8
Kurm liiipleiiinnta 19a
Furnished Apia, to Lot.... 18
Furnished Home to Let 14
Furnished Itoomi to Let.. 11
Flmiiiclul '33
(lunnral Notices 8
llidp Wunlid, Mula (
Help Wnuliul, Fnniiilo .... 7
Llvealock and Food 22
I. out and Found 2
Mlscolluiiooua for Hale.... 20
I'oraonala 4
I'oullry for Hula 32a
Ileal Kill a lo for Hale ...... 17
Ileal Kulute for Loune .... 18
Krai Knlntu Wuntrd 17a
Knoiii and Hoard 12
Hlluiilloni Wonted 9
Swaps 20a
Truiianor'.utlon 6
Ilnfiirn. Ilouaoa to Let .. 10
Wanted Mlstollntiooua .... 21
Wauled to itent 16
6 Help Wanted Mala
WANT MAN with car.
Ni'WHherulil.
Box 1608
1608
COMPANY oporallug nationally
opening branch offlcea In thle
locality. Ilaa poaltlon open (or
local manager poaaoailng good
charactor and financial rospon
alblllty. Exp. not req. Poaltlon
paya weekly lolary with opp.
for advancement. Writ Credit
Protective ft Finance Corp.,
Kmplre Bldg., Milwaukee, Wli,
. 1667
7 Help Wanted, Female
WANTKD Thoroughly compet
ent atonographer, job to In
clude aotno general office
work alao. Box 1668, Newa
Ilurald. 1658
WANTED Housekoopor. Muat
live with family, two email
children, good wagea. (live age
and experience, Nowa-Huruld,
Hog 1076. ' . 1076
WANTKD Correspondents for
Chlloiiuln and Stowart-Lenox
addition. Apply In i person,
Ncwa-llnrald office. ' 1421
9 Situations Wanted
YOUNO MAN with selling ability
an experience wishes perma
nent poaltlou. Phont 424J1.
108I
YOUNU MAN wanta Job on ranch,
reference. White Star Taxi.
1486
EXI'KHT Cluneal work, ac
counting, bookkoeping, all or
part time. Uox 1441, Nowa
Huruld. 1441
EXPERIENCED youn- man wlab
ea farm work. Box 1293,
Newa-llorald. 1293
10a Building Materiala
BUILDERS
Phono 1426 (or (roe Informa
tion on renovating or building.
Wo can give you complete de
talle oji financing without obli
gation. .
Better Housing
Headquarter
Chambor of Commerce
1449
1 1 Furnished Rooms
NICE CLEAN ROOMS Heat.
Cloae In. 605 N. 9. ,1066
SLEEPING ROOMS Phone 145.
1034 High. 1045
ROOM WITH BATH, board If
doalrod; garage, phone 1286J.
169 HllUldo. ' 1487
THE CLAREMONT, 228 N. 4th,
all modern outside rooma. Free
nnrklng lot, 4406
12
Room and Boaord
HOARD AND ROOM 1003 High.
1594
Business Directory
women. You will find them ready
to sorve you promptly, economically
and efficiently. For your own satis
faction use this handy guide to the
services they offer.
Nurseries
Plant 'now, eh rubs, rosea and
flowers for early blooming
Evergreens, fruit trees, berries.
Lakeshore Gardena Nursory,
Mra. W. P. Myers, S62-J-2.
Palmer Chiropractor
DR. GLEN MOORE
Neurocalometer Analysts
32S Main Opp. Court House
Pumps
Byron Jackson Pumps
and Sorvlce
J. M. Wauvhope, 116 So; 11th St.
Phone 1308-J
Real Estate .'v
It you want lo buy a bouse, a
lot, or acreage, from on to 80
acres, boo H. B. Hnugor, 1330
Mali) St.
13 Furnished Apartments
VACANOV, aullntilo (or two or
(our poopla. 419 N. 10th.
1077
VACANCY Arcade apartments,
14 Furniahed Houaea
4-ROOM partly (urnlalied home,
4 2 Pine.
2 ROOM (urnlahod cottage, ga
rage. 2335 lllotin. 1699
THREE AND FOUR room houaea.
Iiuiulra 1304 Wordon.
1603
15 Unfurniahed Houaea
FOUR ROOMS and nook; range,
behli.r, laundry traya, garage.
Adulta. Inquire 260 Rogers.
1072
19 Automotive
FOR SALE 1930 Ford pickup
cloaed cab, fine condition. Im
perial Motora, 3rd and Main.
1696
1935 HUDSON iodun, electric
shift, radio, hot water heater,
privately owned and driven
car, only 8,000 mllea. Sue thla
cur at Louiu'a Used Car Lot.
8th and Main atreeta. 1656
LA SALLE 1931, 6 w. w., me
tal trunk, boater, perfect con
dition. Priced tu aell, by own
er. Can be aeen at Imperial
garage. 1192
FOR BALE 1928 Tudor Sedan,
good condition, Prlco right.
2424 Bo. 6th. 1503
CADILLAC 7-pengor ecdnn
Excellent condition thruout.
Low mileage. Price 8275. Im
perial Motors, 239 Main. 1515
20 Miacellaoeoue For Sale
FOR SALE 24 ft. counter with
drawora and ahelvea, 24 (t.
partition. Klamath Cabinet
Shop. 1604
FOR SALE Typewriter, office
deek and eufo. Box 1610, Nows
Herold. 1610
FOR SALE Mntchcd davenport
and chair, golf cluba, new 20
cause Remington ahotgun. au-
lomutlo electric range. Phone
2 179-J aftor fir. 1076
FOR SALE 3 thoroughbred
Boston Hull pupplca. 841 Pa
cific Terrace. 1069
FOR SALE 9 head broka mules;
alto broke work horaes, cheap
If tukon at once. W. R. Franks,
phono 82, Mento Hotel, Red
mond. Oregon. 1692
FOR SALE Ciood atout trailer,
Al condition, reasonable Also
electric hot water heater for
car. Box 1577, Newa-llorald.
1577
20a
Swapa
WILL TRADE baled hay (or
weaned dairy cnlvea. Slater
Bros., Malln, Ore. 1609
21 Wanted Miscllaneous
WANTED Good heavy two
wheel trailer, pay cash. 441
Michigan. 1611
WANTED All kinds of bottles.
Louie Polls. ' 1067
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE 100 head Rambou
11 let and Roniednle fine rams.
Write O. L. Holbrook, general
delivery, Klamath Falls. -589
FOR SALE! 40 head atock cat
tle. W. L. Fraln, Keno Road.
1074
FOR SALE 11 heifors, some
milking and some to freshen,
$25.00 to t0.00 each; 12
calves, 4 months to 7 months
old, 812.60 to (20.00 each;
24 R. I. Red hens, 2 years old
noxt spring, (25.00. Address,
barn across from Swan Lake
Moulding-, phone 2167. 1656
FOR SALH 2100 breeding ewes,
range. W. H. Caaoblor, Bonan
ta. Pro. 1413
Roofing .
EXPERT repairing and recover
ing composition shingles.
Terms. Atlaa Root Co. Phone
1612.. 2400 So. 6th. 42
Townsend Club No. 1
lat, 3rd Thurs., Library, 7:30.
Hendq. 624 Main. Phone 860.
Upstairs Dress Shoppa
TOGLBR'S for SMART TOGS.
Stewart-Drew Bldg., 731 Main.
Vocal Studio
Teacher of Voice
ARAH HOYT GRAHAM
117 No. 8th St. Phone 2238
Wood
WOOD PINU AND FIR Hod)
and LI nibs Phone 886W
FOR SALE Pine, fir body and
limb wood. Phone 7bW2. S96
Poultry For Sale
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
White Leghorns, R. I. Keda,
Burred Plymouth Hocks, (11,
100, prepaid. Mugulre Electric
Hatchery, 1416 N. E. Orogon
street, Portland, Ore. 1436
25 Money to Loan
LOWEST RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
and
REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe,
No co-signers No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Lot us finance yonr new or need
car purcbaae
Motor Investment Co.
114 No. 7th Pb. 882
License M104
Legal Notices
BfMMOXH HY PI RLIOATIOX
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
Western Loan and Building
Company, a corporation. Plaintiff,
va, Henry I, McKIm and Bertha
O. MrKlm, husband and wife,
O. B. Rao (record owner), and
"Jane Doe" Hue, husband and
wife, George Urunlcss, and Peer
less Securities Corporation, a cor
poration, Defendants.
To O. E. Roe, "Jane Doe" Hae,
husband and wife, George Gran
losa, and Poerlcss Securities Cor
poration, a corporation. Defend
ants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you, and each of
you aro hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
court and suit within four weeks
from the date of the first publi
cation of this summons, to-wlt:
within four weeks from the 6th
day of November, 1936, and If,
you fail so to do, for want there
of the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for
In Its complaint, to-wlt:
For judgment against the de
fendants, Henry I. McKIm and
Bertha O. McKIm, upon their note
for (1500.00, dated March 27,
1926, payable In 81 monthly ln
itallments of (24.90 each, the un
paid balance claimed being
(475.55, with Interest at 10 per
cant per annum from June 16,
1933: For premiums on fire In
surance paid by plaintiff; (6.00,
with Interest from April 24, 1931,
at 10 per cent per annum; (2.70
with Interest thereon from De
cember 16, 1933, at 10 per cent
per annum; (4.60 with Interest
from July 27, 1934, at 10 per
cent per annum: For taxes paid
by plaintiff for the years 1928,
1929, and 1930, (104.30, with
Interest from June 15, 1931, at
10 per cent per annum; for (39.32
paid by plaintiff upon special or
local Improvements assessment,
with interest from June 16, 1931.
at 10 per cent per annum: For
(8.00 expended by plaintiff (or
extension of abstract of title, with
interest thereon from February
4, 1935, at 10 per cent per an
num; For a reasonable attorney's
fee of (100.00, and for costs and
disbursements In this suit. That
It be decreed that, as security
for the payment of the above
stated amounts, the plaintiff holds
a mortgngo which 1b a first and
prior lien against property In
Klamath Falls, In Klamath Coun
ty, Orogon, described as being:
The West one-halt (Wi) of
Lot Throe ,(3) of Block thirty
two (32) Hillside Addition to
the City of Klamath Falls, -v
Oregon, according to the of- -ficlal
pint of said Addition on
(lie in the office of the Clerk
of said County,
That it be decreed that any right,
title, equity, Hen or Interest of
the defendants, A. E. Rae, "Jane
Doe" Rae, George Granless, and
Peerless Securities Corporation, a
corporation, la subsequent and in
ferior to the Hen of plaintiff's
mortgage upon the above describ
ed property: That tho said mort
gage be foreclosed, and the prop
erty sold for the satisfaction of
plaintiff's claim as above stated,
together with Buch other relief
as the cotirt may deem Just.
This summons is served upon
you by the publication thereof in
the Evening Herald, a dally news
paper published at Klamath Falls,
In Klamath County, Oregon, and
of ; general : circulation In said
county, pursuant to an order
made by tho Honorable Edward
B. Ashurst, 'Judge of the above
court, on the 29th day of October,
1936. The said order requires
that this summons he published
for four successive and consecu
tive weeks, and that the first
publication thereof be made on
the 6th day of November, 1935.
Date of first publication, Nov.
6, 1936.
Date ot Inst publication, Nor.
27 1935
BRONAUGH, HAMILTON,
BYNON A BRONAUGH,
Post Offjco Address:
1430 American Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon .
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
H NoV-6-18-20-27 No. 820
In ir.OA r, n IV. iua nhallaW
of Queen Hntshesput were trans
ported 150 miles down the Nile
In Thnhaa Pnwa, fnp trnnnnnrt-
Ing the two 360-pound obelisks
was lurnisnen by 960 oarsmen.
A lamh riiii.1r Atiit ronntAi waia
the first- living creatures ever to
he carried aloft In a balloon. The
flight was made at Versailles,
France, on September 19, 1783.
Whan nnlfo.1 virlinf be Would
think K mice nibbled his sandals,
Cnto, the Roman philosopher,
said, "It the sandals were to nin
hie I tin mice. that would be
something to think about."
22a
National and
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND, Nov. 6, (PV But
ter prints, A grade, 33 He lb.
In parchment wrapper, ii'Ae In
cartons; B grade, parchment
wrapped, SZjc to 33c; cartons,
33i to 34c.
Butterfut Portland delivery:
A grade, deliveries at leaat twice
weekly, 33-34C lb.; country
routes, 31-34c lb.; B grade, de
liveries less than twice weekly.
32-330 lb.; C grade at market
II grade cream for bottling
Buying price, butterfut baaia, 65c
lb.
Kggs Buying price of whole
salers: fresh specials, 33-34c; ex
tras, 83c; standards 29c; extra
medium 25c; do medium firsts,
20c; undergrade 18c; pullets 15c
dozen.
Cheese Oregon triplets,
16 Vic; Oregon loaf, 11 AC. Brok
ers will pay 0 below quota
tions. Milk A grade, Portland de
livery, 62 'Ac lb.; butterfut basis
for 4 per cent. .
Country Meats Selling price
to retailers: country killed bogs,
best butchers, under 150 lbs.,
16-16 Vic lb.; realers. No. 1, 12
12 Vie lb.; light and tbln, 8-10c
lb.; heavy, 7-8c lb.; cutter cows
6-7c lb.; canners, 6ftl6o lb.;
bulls 7-7 V4o lb.; lamba 15-15&c
lb.; medium, 10-13c lb.; ewes,
4-7c lb.
Mohair Nominal buying; price,
20c lb.
Cascara Bark Buying price,
1935 peel, 2Vic lb.
. Hops Nominal; 1934 fuggles,
(.. ) lb.; clusters, 6-6V4C lb.
Live Poultry Portland de
livery, buying price: colored
hens, over 6V4 His., 17-18c; un
der 6tt lbs., 18-19c lb.; leghorn
hens, over 3V4 lbs., 16-17C lb.;
under 3 H lbs., 16-17C lb.; spring.1
2 lbs. and up, 17-180 lh.; under
2 lbs., 20-21c lb.; colored spring,
3 to 3V4 lbs., 17-1 8c lb.; over
3 lbs.. 17-180 lb.; roosters, 8-9c
lb.; Pekin ducks, young, 16-17C
lb.
Onions Oregon, (1.76-2 per
600 lbs.
Potatoes Local, (2.00-2.25
per cental; Klamath, (2.40-2.60
per cental; Deschutes, (2.25-2.60
per cental; Yakima Netted, (2.25
2.50 per cental.
Wool 1935 clip, nominal;
Willamette Valley, medium 25c
lb.; coarse and braid, 23c lb.;
Eastern Oregon, 16-2 2c lb.;
Southern Idaho ( ) lb.
jjay Buying price from pro
ducer: alfalfa No. 1. (14.50-16;
Eastern Oregon timothy, (17.60
18; Willamette Valley timothy,
(15-16; oata and Tetch, (10-12;
ton, Portland.
South S. F.
Livestock
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, NOT.
a mm Un - 9on direct 90.
market 25c higher on paper, actu -
ally around 10c up; light fills
considered: sart load 218 lb.
Calirornias (10.60, top; package
169 lb. welghta (10-(10.25; part
load 150 lb. light lighu (9.75;
bulk packing sows (8.
Cattle 125, direct 25; fairly
active, generally steady, load
short fed 948 lb. California steers
(7.50; half load 1062 lb. weights
(7.10; amall lot medium 915 lb.
Calirornias (6.50; package com
mon light steers (5.50; heifers
scarce; load 985 lb. common to
medium range cowa (4.26-(4.75;
good cows absent, quoted up to
(5.50; low cutters and cutters
mainly (3.25-M; bulls scarce,
odd head (4.50. . The past two
days good clearance.
Calves 25, all direct, nom
inal; cbolce vealers quoted up to
(9.50.
Sheep 50, steady; short deck
75 lb. medium wooled California
lambs (8.60, sorted 10 per cent;
choice woolBkins abBent, quoted
around (9.50; odd lots common
to medium ewes (1.50-(2.50,
choice quoted around (4.
Tracks were not of standard
gauge on early railroads. Each
section ot the country sot Its own
Btandard.
Fifty shades ot face powder are
obtainable, while 48 shades of
rouge are being manufactured.
This Curious
ONG44A(R.
FOR MEN. AND
1 I i 1MI BY NtA RYtCC wcv. I
m
SHORT HAIR. FOR. WOMEN,
WAS THE STYLE IN SOUTHWEST
AMERICA SOME TWO THOUSAND
YEARS AGO, . .
THK HAIR. OP THE WOMEN WAS
CUT Of F AND MADE INTO STRIN&
BEES
HAVE TWO SEFARATE
STOMACHS
(ONE FOR. CHANGING
NECTAR. INTO MONEY,
THE OTHER. FOR.
ORDINARY DIGESTION).
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by the Asioolated Press
Wednesday ..
Previous Day
Month Ago
Yoar Ago .
1935 High
1936 Low
1934 High
1934 Low
New 1936 high.
BOND AVERAGES
Compllta by the Aaioclated Press
Wednesday ....
Prevlons Day ,
Month Ago ,
Year Ago
1935 High .
1935 Low ',
-1934 High .
1934 Low
New 1935 high.
Stock Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Nov. ,
Stock market prices were swept
upward today In the heaviest buy
ing movement witnessed in more
than a year. New highs since
1931 were scored oy numerous
Issues.
Industrial favorites led the
booming advance, with gains of
one to around five points. The
rails found a following and the
utilities were somewhat firmer.
The close was strong. Transfers
approximated 3,000,000 shares.
With the election past, bullish
forces took command of the mar
ket ship and hoisted all sails (or
a run before the wind. During
the (irst and last hours trading
was so lively the ticker tape
dropped' behind' door dealings.
A 23.700 share block of War
ner Bros. Pictures changed hands
at a small advance, and General
Motors opened with a single
transfer ot 15,000 shares, up
more than two points. Many oth
er large blocks also appeared on
the upside. Profit taking was in
evidence at times, but It was eas
ily absorbed.
Just how much the various
elections had to do with the rally
was a matter of opinion. The
news, generally, was "good" from
a market standpoint.
Today's closing prices:
Air Reduction 1721
Aiassa juneau -
Allied Chemical ft Dye
American Can
American Com'l Alcohol
American ft Foreign Power
American Power & Light
American Smelt, ft Ret
A T. ft T.
14,
1631
1431
341
6J
81
60
145
1051
211
49
24,
151
American Tob. B
1 Anaconda Copper ...
1 Atchison, T. & S. F.
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air ..
431
131
261
25,
35
1031
591
. 85J
Borden Co.
Burr. Adding Machine
California Pack
Caae, J. I ..............
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler Motor
Colorado Gas & Electrlo
Commercial Solvents .....
14!
181
Continental Can . 95)
Corn Products . . 69
Curtiss Wright 2J
Dupont & De N 1411
Eastman Kodak i 167
Electric Auto Light 371
General Electric 36
General Foods 331
General Motors .................... 581
Gillette ftasor
17
If
Gold DubI
Homestaka Mining
International Harvester .
International Nickel .....
I. T. ft T
Johns Mnnville
Kennecott Con. Copper .
Llbbey-O-Ford
Liggett & Myers B
Liquid Carbide
Lorlllard Tob. Co
Monty Ward
399
58
341
na
921
271
481
1181
351
261
341
17g
35
171
Nash Motor .
National Biscuit ........
National Dairy Products
World ?ST
OF THE
ARE PLACED
ON THE
COWER.
SLOPE.
OP ITS HEAD,
aaaking rr
POSSIBLE FOR
THE BIRD TO
WATCH FOR .
PREY IN TH6
WATER AT
ITS FEET.
( HERON'S HIAO
FROM UNDER SIDE)
Local Markets
10
IS
IS
utirg
41.7
41.5
36.8
27.8
41.7
21.6
40.6
24.2
t
Stks.
63.9
63.2
48.5
39.4
63.9
34.8
61.4
84.9
Indo't
74.0
73.0
66.9
51.9
74.0
49.6
61.4
45.3
Ralls
25.8
26.2
23.4
26.2
27.6
18.6
43.0
22.8
29 16 10 1
Kalis Iads'a , Utll's For.
8.20 100.2 98.9 69.1
81.8 99.9 98.7 69.1
81.1 99.3 97.5 68.3
83.9 87.6 84.6 67.3
87.8 100.2 98.9 70.4
76.4 92.2 84.5 66.5
89.4 92.9 88.9 70.0
74.6 73.7 68.2 60.2
National Distillers 331
New York Central 24
North American 251
Paclfio Gas ft Electrlr 29
Pacific Light 641
Packard Motor 61
Park Utah 41
Penney, J. C. 801
Penn R. R. 271
Phillips Pet -a 871
Public Service New Jersey 441
Pullman Co. 351
Radio Corp. 81
Remington Rand 14
Reynolds Tob. B 56
Sears Roebuck i 60
Shell Union 13
All's Fair in War Heads' Meeting
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All was peaceful at this meeting, which brought together the army
beads of two great nations. George H. Dern, America's secretary of
war, Is shown being greeted by General Kawoshtma, Japanese min
ister of war, on the occasion of Dern's recent stop in Japan, en route
to the Philippines.
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airman.
12 Region.
13 Impetuous.
14 Amidst.
16 To shift.
17 Sarcasm.
18 Duration.
19 Distinctive
theory.
22 To make lace.
23 Northeast.
24 Natural force.
26 Claw ot an
eagle.
29 Rolls of film.
32 Silly.
33 Playing card.
84 Queerer.
35 To combine.
36 Every.
39 Food container
41 Genus of
shrubs,
44 Unclosed.
48 Kiln. - "
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49 Copal.
61 Melody.
63 Welshman.
64 Mathematical
terms.
55 Pastries.
56 He was - to
the chief ot
army air corps
57 He now
that
department.
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Bay City Church
Leader Missing
9AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6,
(UP) Charles W. Wblte, a
bishop of the Chnrch of Latter
Day Saints and campaign mana
ger of Arthur Brown, candidate
for reelection as a county super
visor today, was reported miss
ing Tuesday,
Friends and relatives revealed
that he had dropped from sight
Monday.
"I am afraid to say what I
think has happened to him," Ed
ward Brown, Insurance agent
and employer of White, said. He
Insisted that he did not believe
the bishop's disappearance was
connected with his political ac
tivities. The honor of being the -world'
only woman circus clown Is
claimed by Miss Lulu Craaton, of
London, England.
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12 He has a high
rating.
15 Hated.
20 Military title.
21 Riches. '
23 Not any.
25 College official.
27 Conjunction.
28 Boy.
30 Silkworm.
31 Quantity.
37 Moat
unimportant.
38 Parrot Ash.
39 Heavenly bod
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1 Native metals. 41 Classification
2 To appear.
ot birds.
3 Auto.
4 Coin.
5 Strife.
42 Cymbals.
43 Person
opposed. '
45 Back of neck.
46 Assam
silkworm.
47 Perished.
48 Sorrel.
50 Wayside hotel.
62 Onager.
6 Self.
7 Measure,
8 To attempt,
9 Tanner's
vessel.
10 To eject,
11 Cleft
Southorn Paclfio
Standard Brands ...
Standard Oil California
Standard oil New Jersey.
Studebnker Corp.
Trans-America ...................
Texas Corp ........
Union Carbide ..................
Union Paclfio ... ..
United Airlines ...................
United Aircraft .j...........
United Corp
United Gas Imp
U. S. Industrial Alcohol ...
U. 8. Rubber
U. S. Steel ...
Weatlnghouse Electrlo ...
Woolworth ................