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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1941)
April 1, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINS STOCK LEADERS POST GAINS US MARKET RISES NEW YORK, April 1 W) Leading stocks were bid up In today's mnrket wllhmit the benefit of iniirli coinfurtlnK. llW. While (aw spm-lullles, no Ubly Ctnidian mining Issues, f ckod on one to (our points, gains of minor umounta were tho rule at the close. Most slculs. motors, mils, iilr rnfli ond rubbers iminnftrd to display plus a I g n from the opening on, although some ventunlly backtracked. Trans fers approximated 4.1U.UUO shares. Word (rom WuslilnKton Hint Cermany and lluly had "de manded" release of their seized ships and crews In AiirtU'iiii ports tended to arceiiluatc up prehension In the (inuuctnl hec tor that a breuk between this country und the axis mlKht ha Imminent. On the other hand, war bulletins (rom Europe were more assuring than otherwise. Canadian stocks cumu to life on talk of the dominion gov ernmtnt considering un ex change agreement which would give the northern currency puri ty with the dollar. A pessimistic ntiuw was seen In the sale of a stock rxrhnniie seat (or S.utlU. off :t(l)() from a previous transaction at a new low since 18UB. Favored most of the day were Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, Hiram Walker. General Steel Castings preferred, American Car and Foundry common. Chi cago Great Western preferred, U. S. Steel. Chrysler, Amerlciin Can. Du Pont. U. S. Rubber, Cerro dc Pasco, United Air craft ond American Telephone. Today's quotations: Air Reduction 371 Alaska Juni-uu 41 Al Chem tc Dyo IMi Allls-Chnlmcrs 87 Am Car St Fdy 27 i Am Hod Sta San 0 Am Roll Mills U Am Smelt tc Hcf 401 Am Tel tc Tel 1H21 Am Tob "n" OOJ Am Water Works 51 Anaconda - 241 Armour 111 - 4S Atchison 2 Aviation Corp 3 Bold Loco 141 Carload Potato Shipments Month' Season of 1040-41 Season of 1U3U-40 Mur to Heuson fjnr to Season Mar Dally Dote to Data Dally Dnte to Dato T 41 il 7104 3i fT 5125 2 T iT" "7l08 iT" 67 6181 3 12 87 7120 " f 73 S107 4 32 ib" "7182 If (Jo- '83 6 i 120 7183 3i 132 s-2 6 Bl 171 7234 i8l 2S T 40 " 21 1 7274 Jo- 107 521)1 B B8- 26U 7332 47"" 244 8338 0 0 209 7332 SB 282 376 10 42 311 7374 208 831)0 FT" i 392 7415 33 329 U iT" 309 7482 2lT 398 S2 ST" 4lT 447 7510 39 307 14 37 484 7M7" 46 3 5537 3T" 821 7384 39 482 578 10 T 821 7884 20 811 5805 TT 48 BflO 7832 IF" 822 8816 18 23 802 76SS 38 800 5854 ID- 24 810 7670 J2 812 8708 20 32" 648 7711 il 653 5747 2l 34 682 7745 37 600 8784 22 33 71S 7778 J8 728 5822 2T 0 7i 7778 3i 786 5860 2i 26 741 7804 7 773 5867 25 26 767 "7830 oT" 824 5918 W 'to- 707 "7860- 4B- 870 5064 27 28 825 788fT 44 914 0008 28 23 Y4.T ' 7911 44 958 6052 20 44 1002 6008 JO 34 1038 6130 3 io 1040 ! 6140 Shipments by Truck 321 Grand Totals 1387 6461 Int Nick Clin 28 int Pap tc P pfd 641 Int Tel St Tel 24 Johns Munvllle 801 Kennacott ........ 33 Mb O Ford 32 1 Lockheed 221 Loew's . ... 3H Montgomery Ward 361 Nash-Kelv 4 Nnfl Hlscult 17 Nnfl Dairy Prod 131 Nnfl Dlst 21 National Lend 15 N Y Central 13 No Am Aviation 144 North Amer Co 149 Northern Pacific 64 Ohio Oil 74 Otis Steel .. 84 Poc Amer Fish 74 Pnc Gus tc El 204 Packard Motor 21 Pan Amer Airways 124 Paramount Pic 121 Penney (J C) (HI. Penna R R 24 Phelps Dodge 28 Phillips Pet 381 Pub Sve N J 28 Pullman 261 Radio 44 Rayonler 134 Republic Steel 19 Richfield OH 8 Safeway Stores 38 ; Sears Roebuck . 711 1 Shell Union Hi Socony Vacuum 9 Sou Cal Edison 25 Southern Pacific 10 Sperry Corp 321 Standord Brands . 6 Stand Oil Calif 204 Stand Oil Ind 27 Stand Oil N J 35 Stone 6c Webster 61 Studebaker 8 Sunshine Mining 8 Texas Corp 36 Trans-America 4 Union Carbide 66i Union Oil Calif 13 Union Pacific 784 United Airlines 124 United Aircraft 381 United Corporation I United Fruit 64 U S Rubber 23 U S Rubber pfd 9M U S Steel : 57 Vanodlum 26 Warner Pictures 31 Western Union 214 Westinghouse 941 Woolworth 30 DOUBTFUL MARKET CHICAGO, April 1 ff'j Wheat futures rose and fell ner vously throughout the session today, largely roflectlng the ac tion of other commodities. Ex treme losses amounted to about a cent a bushcj, and despite fair rallying tendencies at times un der the Impetus of short cover ing, a sharp break near the close carried prices in most cases to the day's lowest levels. Corn also finished lower. Reports of further redemp tions on loan wheal as maturity dotes approached also tended to ward easiness of the market. Wheat closed 1-1 i cents under yesterday's final levels. May 89t-lc, corn 68i-c, corn was J-l cent lower, May 664-c, July 66i-67c, ond oats were i Ic lower. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, April 1 (AP-USDA) Potaotoes: 4 Cali fornia, 1 Idaho, 4 Oregon ar rived, 11 unbroken, 10 broken cars on track; market steady; Oregon, Klamath district Rus sets No. 1. $1.15-1.25. occasional outstanding car $1.35-1.40; dark soil $1.00-1.10; combination grades $.75-85. flendlx Avla 36 Unth Steel 77 Hoeing Alrp 154 Borden 1BI Uorge-Worncr 174 Calif Packing 204 Callahan 7. L 1 Calumet lice 64 Canada Dry 12 Canadian Pociflc 44 Cat Tractor 42 Celanese 231 Ches & Ohio 40 Chrysler 834 Col Gas tc El 3! Com'l Solvents 101 Comm'nw'lth & Sou Consol Aircraft 271 Consol Edison 201 Consol Oil 54 Cont'l Can 374 Corn Products 47 Crown Zcllerbach 121 Curtiss Wright 81 Doug Aircraft 72J Dupont Dc N 1464 Eastman Kodak 135 El Pow tc Lt 2 General Electric 32 General Foods 35! General Motors 421 Goodrich 13 Goodyear Tire 18 Gt Nor Ry pfd 251 Greyhound . Ill Illinois Central 71 Insp Copper 104 1 Int Harvester 481 WOOL MARKET BOSTON, April 1 (AP-USDA) Trade was very spotty today in the Boston wool morket. Fleeces ; and territory wools were i mostly quiet. Early shorn I 12 months Texas wools that had arrived in Boston were receiving a moderate demand at $1,03 1.05, scoured basis. Ask ing prices on contracted 12 months Texas wools to be shorn later In the season ranged up to $1.08-1.10, scoured basis. Combing South American wools of fine and h a 1 f-blood grades were receiving a fair demand at steady prices. The astronomical observatory at Peiping was established by the Tartar kings In 1280 A. D. You can't get at any price! """" TONIY SO. All liaHT IN ANY MODS! l 1 ' fTSfS LOS ANGELES, April 1 (AP USDA) Potatoes: 2 California. 10 Idaho, 1 Oregon arrived, 26 unbroken, 20 broken cars on track; by truck 5 California, 1 Idaho, 1 Oregon, 6 Utah arrived; no Oregon quotations. CHICAGO, April 1 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 163; on track 681; total US shipments 1101; oia sxock, supplies very heavy, demand very light, for Idaho Russet Burbanks market firm, for best stock other sections all varieties market steady; Idaho Russet Burbanks US No. 1, $1.50-65; Nebraska Bliss Tri umphs US No. 1, $1,574-60; Min nesota and North Dakota Cob blers 80-85 per cent US No. 1 quality $.95-1.00; Bliss Triumph 75-85 per cent US No 1 quality $.871-1.00; Wisconsin Katahdins US No. 1, $1.10-15; new stock, supplies moderate, demand very slow, market dull; Florida bush el crate Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.75 per crate. If the world of modern science is too new for us to understand Its potentialities, the movement for international peace as a part of practical politics is newer still. Prof. James T. Shotwell, Carnegie Endowment for Inter national Peace. Looking (or Bargains? Turn to the Classified page Buzzing 'Blade' Cuts Through Clouds 1 ' 'i Banking above a level sea of billowy clouds over Randolph Field, Texas, this army training plane makes a picture of peace in sky far removed (rom scenes of aerial warfare abroad we so often see. 0 S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 1 (AP-USDA) Hogs: Sal able 200. Around 5c higher; package 206 lb. Californias $9.10; odd packing sows $6.25. Cattle: Salable 100. Steers strong; load 1140 lb. fed Idaho steers $11.35, Monday's bulk fed steers $10.25-11.25; 720 lb Ne vada heifers held $9.00-25; few range cows $8.25; dairy cows strong, few $7.00-25, cutters $6.00-50, canners $5.50; bulls S7.75 down. Calves: Salable 10. Steady; few vealers $13.50; good slaughter calves $10.00-11.00. Sheep: Salable 500. No spring lambs, quoted $10.00-11; wooled ewes weak at $6.50 down 4 1 decks shorn 82 lb. old crop me- dium to good lambs $9.75, sort ed 15 per cent, strong. Portland Produce PORTLAND. A.rll I (API - OITT -Print i A sral Hia IIj. In parflhut'nt wripptn, M 140 In cftrtonai B grid. SIS In narrnmtnt wrapptra. fto tn vartona., Bl TTtllFAT - hot quality, mailmur of I tr eant aridity. dpIWtrad Id Port land, S7-a7Ha Ib.t pramlum quality, naat mum fit .!' of I par rant aridity), M-lali Ib.t vallty routaa and country pnlnta, Ha 9Mnd quality, 2d undar ri't- - f'll EK.HB - Srlllui prloa to Portland r tallrra: Tillamook frlplala lIHe Ih.l Uf into Iti. trlnlata to vholrialara lH lb. loal 80 Ha lb. f.o.b. Tillamook. KOOS Prkaa to produoarit A larga, l9o; K larsa laet A madlum IAoj A medium tJo dot. raiala to rrtallara ad lilahr for ratra; rartona So hl(har. HAY SVIIIns prlca on tracka: Allalta, V... I. (II. ;s Inn: oat-valrh 110.00 tons U'lllaintt valUy rlovar. 10.00 ton; tim othy aaatara Ori-lon 117.00 ton. O.V10NS Or'gon Danvara. ragular, $!.;: S-lnch and lariar ai.0 1.00 Mlb. bag. POTATOEH - Nov Hawaiian. HUM 31 -lb. Itox; rlorlda 2.U par AO-lb, crata. Old naachutaa No. I. gl.U-U; aalrotad Orsrhuua brand. SI. 15: Klamath I.Sa-aO cantal; aaleetad Klamath SI. SO. COi;.VT0Y MEAT.1 - Sailing prlra to rttllra: Conntry IMad hoga, bail butrh ri IMIM Ibt., HH-Ur; yealari, fancy I7H-1IC. light thin ivise; haavr IMSc: lamba old crop l7H-llc lb.; awaa S-ll. lb.: good cittar cowl. IMXo lb.; cannar oowi in-lle lb. bulla IS-lto lb. WOor, IMl contract. Oragon ranell nominal Sl-xzo lb.; 1010 caatarn Oragtm ranae. 30-S2C lb.; cronhrad MJSe fb.1 Wlllamatta vallay 1J raonlb Sl-Sto lb. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our friends during our recent bereavement of husband and father; also our thanks for the floral offerings. Mrs. Carrie Cisler, Jack Cisler and Family, Earl Cisler and Family. ' In one day, 49 bird species were identified on Pea island, N. C. EDGER MAN KILLED GRANTS PASS. April 1 0P O. K. Ainsworth, 45, Murphy, i ura fntnllv ininmrl Mnnriav I when a board struck him in the abdomen while he was operat ing an edger at a Murphy saw mill. A wife and children sur vive him. Too many reformers who set out to right the world's wrongs wind up by wronging the world's rights. COMING SOON THE GRANDEST PARTY IN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS I HOME TOWN PICTURE SHOW v WILLIAM t. (1-OUH BILL; 4 HART IN "SINGER JIM M'KEE" ORIOIHAL MILLSRDRAMMIR PlUd -BOUOMT TO YOU AQAIN . . UHCHANOIO Success comes easier if you keep your mind on your work, but not your work on your mind. The state of Minnesota con tains more than 11,000 lakes. DONT BE FOOLED! April 1st can com along everr dar to unwise Investors But losing your savings Is NO JOKE) Why not be safe with INSURED SAVINGS! FIRST FEDERAL , SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Main Dial 5195 , NBARLYBVJRVONl! who rides In (13 Pontisc "Torpedo" for the first time expresses msiement at the esse with which this hig, luxurious car with Fiiher body literally glidei along orer even the roughest roads. They sty (hit they have never ridden ia a car comfortable and smooth. Yet, tint's perfectly understsndable when you reallro that Pontisc Is the only car in the world with the "Triple-Cushioned Ride.". This combination of features absorbs CTery road bump and vibration trfcrt it reacbea the body of the car. What's more, it assures the same even, steady rid with only one passenger as with a capacity load. Visit your nearby dealer and take e ride in this new Pontile sea if yon don't agree that it's the best riding car in the Industry, regardless of price. And speaking of price, comparison will prove that Pontlic'i prices begin at just a few dollars above the ile luxe models of the "lowest-priced three." m ma c TrVf ust rater PONTtAC MUCH BSfitN AT ISIS TO THE DI UJX1 "TORPEDO" SIX BUSINESS COUPE DfiWraaf PttUt, Mich. SHU aeiaa aiafawl W ttuTHt txlrd, Prifti wvtt Ss tkdmt anMwal awAina EARL SMITH PONTIAC LTD ft B DTI S Make April a "PAY-UP" PROCLAMATION -It Means the Return of Business ! Do You Know What Your Credit Rating Is With the Klamath County Credit Board of the Pioneer Service? The merchants ond professional men of Klamath county have form ed a County Credit Board, which in turn is part of the state-wide credit organization, t o protect each other from wilful delinquent debtors that refuse to pay, part-pay or arrange to pay their past due accounts. Each month a credit re port is issued to all members of the County Credit Board carrying each debtor's name; showing just where he owes the bill, and the amount he owes and if he is pay ing or arranging to pay. BE SURE you have either a P, which means paying, or an A, which means satisfactorily arranged, be-, fore your name. Where no P or an A is in front of your name, that means you are making no effort to pay on PAST DUE ACCOUNTS. Remember That Every Time You Ask Your Merchant or Doctor for Credit You are Asking Him for a Personal Loan! You can readily see that if you do not try and make some effort to maintain your credit rating with your County Credit Board, you soon become a social outcast, lose your credit-and then you lose some thing you may never regain. Remember, the man who pays is welcome everywhere and the one who does not pay soon loses his good name and his Credit Rating. When you receive a Pioneer Service state ment bearing our registered trade mark, try to pay; pay part or satisfactorily ar range to pay and keep your credit rating good! Pioneer Service Company STATE OFFICE: McCarthy Building Boise, Idaho OREGON - IDAHO - UTAH DIVISION NO COMMISSIONS ON COLLECTION ! No contracts to sign and regret! WATCH FOR CREEN AND BLACK HAND BILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE! DIVISION OFFICE: ; Miner Building Eugene, Oregon (34 Klamath Ave. Klamath Falls, Or.
