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THE EVBNTNO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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ftiS STOCKS
TAKE FURTHER
UPWARD TIL
T
Qock with an armament rating
md runner recovery neaaway
In the aarly part of today' mar.
ki t but the ajorlty i.'niually
wavered
Gain of fraction to a point
or to for favored stool, coppem,
aircraft, olli and ipccinltlot
ware welt nil d or trannformril
Into decline at the cIomi. Weak
ness of moton and mall order.
combiner1 with lOtiKlnrM of rub
ber and ome othir leadan
landed to atem the forward
iwing alaawhere.
Large block of low-priced I.
ium help d put the dny'i vol
ume at nround 1,300,(101) nlwiii-n
waa the rvf ' .onunciittvi
full union In which truiwfirj
exceeded the --1) lion figure. In
lernattoual telephone came mil
In one sale of 20.400 uliiim Off
to at lie at a new yearn bo.
dm.
In fro t at one tlnir or wnnther
were U. S. Steol, Bethlehem.
r. nugla A .ft, Ana
conda, American Smelting,
Phl Dodue. Standard Oil iN
J), Toxe Co., Wetinghniie.
Sv.ta T' .nd Pennsylvania.
New 1041 1 w were popted
for General Motor, Chrysler.
Mongom"rv Ward. Sear Roe
buck and Allied Chemical.
Dork ward were Du Pnnt, l.'p
Ion carbide, Dow Chemical
Goodyear, Goodrich. Aviation
Corp., C niiolldated Edison.
Great Northern, J. I. Cane and
Caterpillar Tractor.
Cloilng "notation'
Air Reduction 3"l
Alaska Juneau U
Al Chem St Dya 130
AlHt-Chelmer 27
American Can 981
Am Car St My 201
Am Had Sta San 41
I and tyinatutial
Carload Potato Shipments ,
Day of
Month Seaonl04M2 BmonWtMl
Dc. to Season Dec. to Benton
Dec. Dally Data to Data Daily Data to Date
1 21 21 2866 3 i 2070
2 0 30 2R7S 28" 31 3007
3 M S3 2908 " 24 88 3031
iU 6i "2739"" aT il 3088
11 zT foa J780 ii" ui 3004
fl 24 120 2774 28 148 3122
7 HO 2774 T 187 3183
8. 2S 184 2700 4 103 3187
0 24 178 2823 4cT 233 3207
10 33 2U 2888 35 288 3242
fi 36 ?47 "" 2802 33 201 3265 ""
12 33 280 2028 ' 38 328 . 3301
13 22 302 2047 28 38? 3320
14 1 303 J048 34 387 3383
18 47 380 2008 8 308 "' 3371
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Tommervlk
Marvin
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Tommervik Named on
Little All-America
Hawaiian on Squad for First
Time; Harshman on Second Team
Month (shipment by Truck 11040)
Grand Total
Am Roll M1IU
Am Smelt & Ret
Tel A Tel ...
Tob "B"
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7m Wa
KH
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. 47
ter Worka 2 1
Am Zlno L St S 4t
Anaconda 20
Armour 111 3i
Atchlon 241
Aviation Corp 4
Bald Loco 131
Bendix A via 371
Beth Steel - 501
Boeing Alrp 101
Borden 201
Borge-SVarner 101
Calif Packing 18a
Callahan Z L 0 16
Calumet llec 6
Canada Dry 124
Canadian Pacific 3J
Cat Tractor 361
Celaneie 101
Che & Ohio 33
Chrysler 441
Col Gaa & El 1 1
Com'l Solvent 8i
Comm'nw'lth St Sou
Conol Aircraft 221
Coniol Edison 12
Conwl Oil M
ftint'l Can 27
xorn Product 40 1
. Crown Zellerbach 101
Curtl Wright 81
Doug Aircraft 681
Dupont De N - 1431
Eatman Kodak 1324
El Pow St Lt i
General Electric 261
General Food 381
General Motor 31
Goodrich 14
Goodyear Tire 121
Gt Nor Ry pfd 201
Greyhound 12
Illinois Central 8J
101
46
Int Nick Can 231
Int Pap St P pfd fl
lot Tel St Tel II
John Manvllla B8J
Kennecott 38
Lib O Ford 22
Lockheed 23
Loew 361
Montgomery Ward 26 i
Nash-Kelv - 31
Nat l Bucult 14t
Nat l Dairy Prod . 131
Nat l Dlit 231
National Lead 131
N Y Central 71
No Am Aviation 12
North Amor Co Oi
Northern Pacific 41
Ohio Oil 8
Otl Steel 8
Pnc Amer Fluli . 10
lc Ga St El - 18
Pac Tel t Tel ...102
Packard Motor 2
Pan Amer Alrwaya 14a
Paramount Pic 131
Penney (J C) 77
Pcnna P. R 181
Phrlpa Dodge 204
Phillip Pet 481
Proctor St Gambia ... 81
Pub Svc N J 121
Pullman 21 1
Radio 2i
Rayonier 01
Republic Steel 17
Richfield Oil Ot
Safewny Stores . 4H
Scar Roebuck - 861
ay
Inp Copper ...
Int Harvester
a limn tray of
STUPyiNA TH6 STARS
was pitcovtitsp ev
1 afeCAUlf , W0.
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comrnneu we to lack of
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comer rue am of we
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Shell Union ,
Socony Vacuum ..
Sou Cal Edlion .
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp
Standard Brand
Stand Oil Calif
16
81
171
101
301
41
221
Stand Oil Ind 301
Stand Oil N J 44
Stone St Webster 41
Studebaker 31
Sumhlno Mining 4
Texas Corp 441
Tran Amcrlca - 4
Union Curbldo 701
Union Oil Calif 13i
Union Pacific 611
United Airlines 104
United Aircraft 341
United Corporation t
United Drug 8
United Fruit 73
U 8 Rubber 171
U 8 Rubber pfd ... 81
U S Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Western Union ..
Westlnghouse
Woolworth
811
181
8
281
771
281
SOCE Starts Call
For Registrants
SOUTHERN OREGON COL
LEGE OF EDUCATION, Ash
land, Ore., Dec. 13 (Special)
Registration for the winter quar
ter at the Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education, will begin
Monday, January S. Pre-iched-ullng
for the winter quarter will
start Monday, December IB.
Studenta are urged to complete
their pre-reglstration prior to the
nnenlna of the term.
Students planning to enroll at
the college for the first time
will experience no difficulty as
beginning classes are being of
fered. This term for the first
time, the college is offering a
secretarial science course.
CHICAGO, c. 16 W) Mar
ket activity began to slow down
arv nd mi''- . Hon today, despite
a sharply higher opening for all
grain futures. As demnnd slack
ened, prices weakened and ex
treme gains In many c es were
reduced by half, or mora.
Uncertainty o v o r pending
price control legislation caused
many trader; to adopt i cau
tious attitude and withdraw to
tho sidelines
At tlu di.y's best wheat fu
tures dvanced as much as lie
ht.lf. largely in sym. thy with
a 41 cent Jump In soybeans, but
at closing time prices of most
comment'-- were only fr.ctlou
ally above the previous closing
levels.
Another unsettling factor waa
a report that the government
was formulating a policy on
sales of federally owned wheat
stocks.
Wheat closed ic to 1 cent
higher than yesterday, Decern
t $1.24M, May $1 "5-J; corn
advanced Ic to Ic, December
71, May 84-04 Ic; Ic to ic;
rye Ic to He; soybeans unchang
ed on the December deliver, to
21c up on the deferred and lard
u-changed to 21 cents a hundred
pounds higher.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 16
(AP-USDA) Hogs, salable 400
tot ' 800; market active, 10-lSc
higher: good-choice 173-216 lb
drlvelna 311.78-90. mostly
11.8S, one lood $11.00; 230-270
lb. S11.-2B; light lights $10.80-11
p '-lug sows mo-" $8.50-0.00
choice light feeder pigs quotable
V75.
Cattle, alable and total 300
calve, salable 38, total SO,
rs at. dy with Monday's full
28c advance; load choice 1001
lb. fed steer $13.79; load low
medium grat' $10.36; odd heavy
steers $11,80-13,00; few common
medlum.helfors $7.25-8.75; can
n and cutter cows slow, about
sU.dy at $4.25-8.75; fat dairy
cows mos'iy $6.50-75; viung Hoi
steins $7.33; good beef cows
$7.85-8.26; good bulls $0; g -d
choice vealers $13.0043.
Sheep, salable 50, total 700
very little offered; market nom
inally steady; good-choice truck
ed-ln lambs salable around
SI0.50-7B; -cloy SI
soiled: v. ' thin lambs salahi
$8.00 or below; fat ewes salable
$5.00-25 or above,
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, Dec. 18 (AP-USDA)
Fine combing territory wools of
average to good French comb
ing length brought mostly $142'
1.13, scoured basis, today. Spot
Australian and south African
wools were In good demand
firm prices.
By HERB BARKER
NEW YORK, Dec. 16 VP)
The annual ' little all-America
football team, compiled by the
Aoclated Press today features
the selection of a player from
the University of Hawaii for the
first time in its eight-year history.
The Hawaiian is Nolle Smith,
21-yrar-old halfback of Indian-
Irish descent, who was the spark
plug of this year's able Univcisi-
ty of Hawaii team which more
than held its own against small
college teams of the mainland.
Smith s backfield mates on the
little all-America include Mar
vin Tommecvlc, great offensive
star of Pacific Lutherin College
of Parkland, Wash.; Jimmy (Ca
sey) Jones of Union unl .i fslty
at Jackson, Tenn.; and Jackie
Hunt, great all-around star of
Marshall college in Huntington,
W. Va.
The line Is made up of Henry
Stanton of the University of Ari
zona, and Mika Yurcheshen of
Case School of Applied Science,
Cleveland, O., at the ends; dick
Moe of Colorado Mine and Ed
Kromka of Missouri School of
Mines, at the tackles; Nick
George of Waynesburg (Pa.) and
We all admire the man who
says the right thing at the right
time especially when we're
thirsty.
News golf and hockey expert,
winds up his 25th year with one
paper Jan. 1 . . . Fritz Crisler,
Michigan coach, wants to Intro
duce 150-pound football In the
Big Ten. It a popular at Prince
ton, where Fritz coached before
ha went to Ann Arbor ... As a
result of the war, Phil Rizzuto
may be given a new draft class
ification. His deferment was
only for six months.
Garland Gregory of Louisiana
Tech, at guard, and Stuart Clark-
son, 200-pounder from Texas col
lege of arts and industries at
Center.
Hunt, Tommervik and Clark-
son all are repeaters from the
1940 little all-America.
Although Pacific Lutheran fi
nally lost a game this season,
Tommervik was better than ev
er. This flashy 170-pounder hit
close to 2000 yards passing and
rushing, more than 1101 yards
of this on passes.
Ray Satterlee, of Eastern
Washington College of Educa
tion, Cheney, Wash., was award
ed the center position on the
second team and Anthony Jo
Fraiola, Willamette university a
guard's berth.
Honorable mentln included:
Ends Harrington, Portland
U.
Tackles Anderson, Pacific
Lutheran; O'Meara, Lmfield.
Guards Shaheen, Whlttier.
Centers Green, Arizona
State.
Backs Harshman,- Pacific Lu
theran; Jennings, Occidental;
Kern, Pomona; Motley, Novada;
Sinclair, St. Martin's; Targus,
Western Washington; Walden,
Willamette.
NEW YORK. Dee. 16 (Wide
World) It seem from here that
Duke and Oregon Stat will have
quite a job preserving the Rose
bowl atmosphere In surround
ing of tobacco, cotton, pine
trees, etc., of North Carolina,
but at least the quality of the
football shouldn't suffer . . .
Chances are the East-West game
will find a new lte before long
and the New Year's program will
remain Intact . . . One this is
sure. Promoters of the "Vulcan
bowl" game at Birmingham, Ala.,
between Morris Brown and Lang
ton won t have to worry about
a blackout . , . Bobby Jones sug
gests that Americans should
adopt "the British idea" of sports
in wartime mat is, carry on oia
chap, as long as it doesn't inter
fere with the real business at
hand . . . Anton Christoforldls,
the Greek middleweight who re
cently became an American clti
zen, celebrated by buying a $1000
defense bona with the dough he
earned by whipping Ceferino
Garcia in Cleveland. He plans
to keep on investing half his
future purses the same way.
ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PACE
Branch Rickey would like to
have a jury of baseball writers
decide questions of when a trade
is fair. He complains he has had
several deals practically made
only to have the other guys back
out because they thought they
weren't getting an even break
. . . The second boxers' co-opera
tive card at Milwaukee drew
only 350 customers ... As a new
wrinkle In tennis promotion,
Alexia Thompson has invited N
Y. tennis writer to travel with
his pro troupe for the first week
. . . Gene Korzelius, Buffalo
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"Eleven o'clock," replied th
switchboard operator.
"Is that morning or nlghtT"
queried the woman. .
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POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18
(AP-USDA) Potatoes: 1 Califor
nia, 10 Oregon arrived, 16 un
broken, 15 broken cars on tracts,
by boat 12 California arTived;
Klamath district Russets No. 1.
$2.15-2.25; few best $2.30-2.40;
combination grades $1.65-1.75.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16 (AP
USDA) Pototoes: 12 California,
7 Idaho, 1 .Oregon arrived, 37
unbroken. 45 broken cars on
track. 1 car diverted; by truck
4 California, 2 Idaho, 1 Utah ar
rived; no Oregon quotations.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, Dec. 16 (AP-
USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 00:
on track 283; tout us snip-
ments 456; supplies moderate,
demand light; market for Idaho
Russets barely steady, for other
stock all sections market about
steady on best quality; Idaho
Russet Burbanks US No. 1,
$2.45-65.
Sprague River Five
Trims Trojans, 19-11
SPRAGUE RIVER The
Snraauo River Warriors won a
hard fought battle of basketball
from the- Sacred Heart Trojans
Friday night by a score of 10 to
11.
The game played on the Tro
jans floor was Interrupted 48
minutes by the practice blackout
and the boys put on a ratner
poor exhibition.
During the first half the game
was all in favor of the reserva
tion boys while the last half was
dominated by the city boys. Bob
Carnini. Sprague center, who
shot a basket for Keno in the
game last week to give the
Eagles a 25 to 24 victory, played
a bang up game to erase some of
his. blame for the boner or the
previous week. Hull and Bark-
ley also played fine ball for the
Warriors while Krueger and Der-
rah shone for Bill Hanouski's
boys.
In a preliminary the Sacred
Heart B team plastered the Spra
gue River Bees by a 14 to 4
score.
Three towns in the remote ln
terior of Guatemala, according
to a natural history publication,
still calculate time by the ancient
Mayan calendar of 18 months of
20 days each. Indians in these
towns use the calendar which
adds five extra days to make a
year of 365 days.
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"Yesterday Johnny Jones
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No matter how you
feel about boys and
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facts.
rJ) I . tb sense
WC 1 fact.
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yell and jump in
the air," your
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Jones might have
intended to shoot
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if he were shot. . . , .
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