December 29. 1941
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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STOCK MARKET
IVES UNEVEN
IN BRISK DAY
NEW YORK, Doc. 21) OTV--In
the speediest session (or more
then 13 monthi, the itock market
today moved over notably un
van route with gain a shade In
the majority at the cloie.
Steeli, rails and an assortment
of "blue chips" enjoyed year
end recoverlei of fraction! to 2
polnta or ao, while rubbers, oils,
tobaccos and motort finished
with losses of at much.
Heavy tax telling wai fairly
wall abiorbed but It wat suffic
ient to put brakea on many
iMuea and offtet to a certain ex
tent replacement demand which
In many InslfinceK. was more or
leas urgent.
The ticker tape hummed from
the start and transfers for the
full proceeding! were In the
neighborhood of 2,700,000
aharei. brtst turnover for any si-s-don-
alnca May, 1040.
The principal bidding stlmu
lant, broken Mid, wai the grow
ing belief the market, after hav
ing dropped on average to the
lowest level! since April 1.' lD.'il).
had pretty well discounted a lot
of possibly dUIurbing war bulle
tin!, a new war economy and the
likely cut or elimination of divi
dend! by corporation! In the
coming year.
Prominent shares In the front
ranks Included American Tele
phone, Southern Railway, Sonla
Fe, Bethlehem Steel. Western
Union. Kennecott, J. I Case,
United Aircraft. Allied Chemical
and Du Pont.
At low marks for the past
year or longer were U. S. Rubber
common and preferred. Goodrich
and American Can. On the off
side most of the time were Stand
ard Oil IN.J ). Texas Co., Gen
eral Motors, Sears Roebuck and
th "B" stocks of American To
bacco, Reynolds and Liggett
Myars.
Closing quotations:
Air Reduction a"
Alaska Juneau ... Is
Al Chem tt Dye HOI
Allls-Chalmers 2tlt
American Can . 5s
Am Car & Fdy 31.
Am Rad Sta San 4
Am Roll Mills 10
Am Smelt Ref 381
Am Tel St Tel 1211
Am Tob "B" t
Am Water Works 21
Am Zinc LiS 3.
Anaconda 27
Armour 111 - - 31
Atchison 2"
Avlutlon Corp 3i
Bald Loco 13
Bcndix Avla 30 i
Beth Steel OS
Boeing Alrp 101
Borden 181
Borge-Warner 20
Calif Packing
Calumet Hec
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Cat Tractor
17
Si
12
3s
37
10
Celanese
Chet St Ohio 321
Chrysler 44 s
Col Gas St El 46s
Com'l Solvents 8
Comm'nw'lth & Sou s
Consol Aircraft 201
Consol Edison 1 1 1
Consol Oil 81
Contt Can 221
Corn Product 82
Crown Zellerbach 101
Curtis Wright 8
Doug Aircraft 681
Dupont De N 140s
Eastman Kodak 137
El PowJeLt 1116
General Electric 23
General Foods 36
General Motors 291
Goodrich 131
Goodyear Tire 10
Gt Nor Ry pfd 191
Greyhound 101
Illinois Central 8t
Insp Copper 101
Int Harvester 43
Irtt Nick Can 47s
Int Pap St P pfd ..
BR
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82
371
19s
211
S6I
8)
24 1
3i
13s
12
22i
121
71
Hi
Bs
4
7s
41
6i
Int Tel it Tel
Johns Menvilla ....
Kanneeott
Lib O Ford
Lockheed
Loaw's .
Long-Bell "A"
1 Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Dairy Prod ...
Nat'l Dlst
National Lead ...
N V Central
No Am Aviation ,
North Amer Co ,
Northern Paclflo
Ohio Oil
Otis Steal
P10 Amer Fish ,
FOR RENT
TRUCKS and BICYCLES
You Dvlv Mot Yoursall
Bar 14 Lena and
Short Trips,
STILIS' MACON SERVICE
Phone 1304 1201 East Main
ami financial
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of
Month Season 1941-42 Reason MI40-41
Dric. to Season Dec. to Season
Dec. Dolly Date to Dale Daily Data to Date
1 21 iT 2HHH iT 201
2 0 30 2079 28 31 3007
3 23 83 21108 24 S3 3031
4 31 84 2720 31 8B 3062
B 21 To8 27S0 n iT 3004
0 24 120 277 28"" 146 3122
7 0 120 2774 il 187 3183;
8 23 134 2700 4 103 3187
0 24 178 2823 40 233 3207
10 33 211 2838 35 288 3242
11 39 247 2802 23 201 3283
12 33 280 2023 38 323 3301
13 22 302 2047 28 333 332S
U 1 303 2048 34 387 3383
IS 47 330 2003 8 393 3371
1H 27 377 3022 lis" 430 3406
17 34 411 3036 32 462 3438
18 87 488 3113 33 407 3473
10 43 310 3133 4B 343 3321
20" 34 364 3218 38 983 3339
21 0 664 3218 32 633 3611
22 30 603 3337 7 62 3818
23 22 825 3270 40 888 3684
24 30 61 3313 20 717 3393
25 0 601 3313 f 717 3393
28 31 692 3348 18 733 3411
27 23 718 3371 34 789 3443
28 0 718 3371 47 818 3402
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31
Month Shipment by Truck
Grand Total
Pnc Gas & El 10J
I'ac Tel & Tel 971
Packard Motor li
Pan Amer Airways 131
Paramount Pie 141
Penney ( J C) 741
Pcima R R 171
l'help. Dodge 281
Phillips Pet 44
Proctor & Gamblo 81
Pub Svc N J Ill
Pullman 221
Radio 21
Reyonlor 0
Rnyonler pfd 23s
Republic Steel 171
Richfield Oil 81
Safeway Stores 421
Sears Roebuck 40 1
Shell Union 141
Socony Vacuum 71
Sou Cal Edison 181
Southern Pacific 101
Sprrry Corp 271
Suindard Brands 4
Stand Oil Calif !fl
Stand Oil Ind 271
Stand Oil N J 37J
Stone & Webster 41
Studebaker 31
Sunshine Mining 31
Texas Corp 381
Trans-America 4
Union Cnrbido 691
Union Oil Calif 12
Unloi Pacific 60
United Airlines 10
United Aircraft 35
United Corporation 316
United Drug 611
United Fruit . 671
U S Rubber 141
U S Rubber pfd 62
U S Steel 32
Vanadium 17J
Warner Pictures 81
Western Union ..... 23
Westlnghouse 741
Wool worth 231
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
Dec. 29 W; (Fed. -State Market
News).
HOGS: Salable BOO. Around
10 higher than Friday; most 183-235-lb.
barrows and gilts 11.93
12.03. latter top.
CATTLE: Salable 230, Steers
fully 60 higher, on load good
1026.1b. fed California 12.23:
helfera scarce, quoted higher;
package good young 1123-lb.
range cows 9.2; major share run
dairy-bred cannera and cutters
bulking 6.80-7.80, around 80-73
higher; medium 1300-1400-).
bulla 8.00-9.00. Calves: Salable
10, Around 80 higher; odd choice,
venlers 14.00.
SHEEP: Salable 600. Fully
steady; part deck choice wooled
lambs 12.00; two decks shorn
8211). Washington lnmbs 11.10;
two docks common and medium
110-lb, ewei 4.68.
A rhinoceros Is able to scent
white man at a greater distance
than it can smell a black man.
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Sav. 20
On Memorials
By Calling at Klamath
Fall Marble and Granite
Weks 11$ So. 11th St
and Making' Yaur Owa
Selection
(1940)
I 1
Portland
Produce
fOMU.VD. On., Dm. t (Af)-l'tTa
Prtott, A iradt, ic In ptrctirorot wrap
Pr. too lo rartOfH. B iaO. t0 In pucA
airot mrappaft. eartoni. Ia lb.
ai lTIHIAr lit, I iialltr. majlmom
of .4 of 1 r cent cldliy. dallvarad In
eorfland. Wjiic lb.; premium quality
onaiimum o( .aa of I par enl tfldltyl.
,01040 II, ; ,allajf routaa and country
polrtl. S crqti l,a than flrt; aacoad qual
it? at hirtland. xa under flraU
CUKE.-C salllnc prlca Ut Portlaad r
tallara: Tillamook Irlplate. tao lb.; loaf, r
lb. Trlpleta to ohulaaaUra, Ke lb.; loaf.
7a f ob. Tillamook.
KUOS Prlra to onaatiinart : A larja.
Mr; II laria. Sic; A niadltim. Sir; P ni'd
hunt too dot.; A unall, tev; B amtll. Ue
dur; raaU to rftallari, ao Miliar lor
caia, ; rarlonl. 5o hlgbar.
Mlt l-ot I.TRV Hujlol prtoaai Xo. I
frada leghorn brollar. uodar IS Iba., 1;
u,er l, lb... tr, frra S to Iba.,
lSe; roailtr. otr 4 lb. laSe; rolorcd
h'li,, llir; Leborni uudrr IS Iba.. IftHc:
otar s ". I'Si rwatra. c lb.
1KI.V4K11 tli;ki;ih Hclllqi prlcaa:
hem. Imc; torn. Buylns prlca:
torn, tfa lb.; ban. ?Ta lb.
UJIOM Yak ma. II.U-I.IO: Orttort.
SIWl.oo par 101b. aark; Yakima. 10a.
Uo: Oragoo, 40e.
rOTAlOCA - Whlta Ick-iI. SIM Nntal:
Ticbutaa (lam. i:.ao.t.7a rantal; Yakima
No. I Otin. s.'WMa oanlal; Klaaatb.
II 0 1.71 ranlal.
COUNTRY MCATIt saiitnt pncoa ut
ratallari: oountry killed hoia. bl buth-
U to Ua lb,., lau.iec lb.; vaalar.
faner, IsH-lPe: llbl thin. Ir.lle; heavy.
11.); lanih. ISS-lfttf; ee. l-fro lb.; fan
ner coa. 10-lle; good cuttar cova. ll-USe;
bull. I41M lb.
WOOL 111 rllp. Oregon ranch, com
Inal. -Jo lb.; croxbrad. t:e. lb.
HAY Sailing prlca on tracka: alfalfa.
No. 1, 110.00 ton; oat-vatch. 114.00 too.
Vallay prlca i Wlllamatto clorar, Sit 00 top.
ratlay polnta; timothy, aaataro Oregoo.
11.10.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 29 (eP)
(USDA).
HOGS: Salable 2230, total
4700; market 23 higher; good
choice 170-213-lb. drive-ins, one
carload, mostly 12.00; few drive
ins 12.10; 230-270-lb. 11.00-11.30;
light light 10.73-11.23; few
packing sows 8. 50-0.75; feeder
pigs scarce, quotable to 11.00.
CATTLE: Salable 1500. total
1800; calves, salable and total
100; market mostly 23 higher;
several loads medium-good fed
steers 11,50-13.00; one load
13.10; common steer 0.00-10.80;
light dairy steer down to 7.00;
common-medium heifers 7.80.
10.00; some held higher; cannnr
and cutter cows 4.80-3.73; fat
dairy type cows 6.30-7.00; medium-good
beef cows 7. 30-8. 83;
good bulls 8.73-8.23; few 9.80;
vealers steady to 80 higher, top
13.80.
SHEEP: Salable 1100, total
1890; market 38-30 higher; load
good-choice 97-lb. fed, wooled
lambs 11.80; load 93-lb. shorn
lambs 10.25 with few early shorn
lnmbs 10.50; common owes 3.30;
good choice ewes salable around
3.30-0.00.
Read the Classified page
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CHICAGO, Dec. 29, fAP)
Grain prices have elevated frac
tionally today In a continuation
of more active trade but the
murknt remained In a hesitant
holiday mood awaiting develop
ments affecting price control
and the government's whmil and
corn selling program.
Processing Interests were un
derstood to have taken a con
siderable amount of government
corn to be moved out of stc:l
tanks In the country ut prices
slightly above the market. Trad
ers regarded purchasa of such
a quantity as Indicative! of a
good Industrial demand an well
as limited open market supplies.
They pointed out there Is no as
surance that government prices
for corn, as well as wheat, will
remain stationary after the first
of the year.
Wheat cloned Ve-Hc higher
than Saturday, May ?I.20T-4,
July $t.27; Com '4-ttc up,
May 84H-Hc, July 89 He; oats
unchanged to He up; rye
He higher; soybeans unchanged
to He higher.
POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29
(AP-USDA) Potatoes: 6 cars Cal
ifornia, 2 Idaho, 1 1 Oregon ar
rived; 18 unbroken, 40 broken
cars on track; Oregon Klamath
district Russets No. 1. $2.40-50,
few $2.23, combination grade
$1.90-2.00.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: 6 cars Cali
fornia. 31 Idaho arrived; 10 un
broken. 88 broken cars on track;
8 cars diverted: 4 cars California,
3 Idaho arrived by truck; no Ore
gon quotations.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, Doc. 29
(USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 157;
on track 355; total US shipments,
Saturday 472. Sunday 28; sup
plies rather liberal; for north
ern white stock demand moder
ate, market slightly stronger;
Bliss Triumphs all sections de
mand fair, market steady; Idaho
Russet offerings light, trading
light, market unsettled; Idaho
Russet Burbanks US No. 1, 2.53
70; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs
US No. 1, 2.50-52; Colorado Red
McClures US No. 1. 2.30-33;
Minnesota and North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, 1 50-
2 05; Cobblers US No. 1. 1.57s-
80; Wisconsin Katahdins US No
1, 1.53-65; Rurals US No. 1.
1.40-55; new stock, supplies light,
demand light, market slightly
weaker; Florida Bliss Triumphs
US No. 1, 2.25-35 per bushel
crate.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, Dec. 29 (AP-USDA)
There was very little demand
for domestic wools In the Bos
ton market today. Only occas
ional inquiries were being re
ceived and sales were limited to
small quantities needed for im
mediate use. Prices were un
changed and firm.
BIS SIX STEP OUT
LAWRENCE, Kan. A 76
game basketball schedule will
find Big Six teams playing from
Lexington. Ky., to Berkeley.
Calif., and Seattle.
Two years ago: Finns kill 700
Russian in repulsing attack on
Lake Suvanto.
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QJtaver CUD AT
(3) Count BASIE
Harry JAMES
tyBenny GOODMAN
Jimmy KAYE
Saturday night, for a
full half hour, Coca-Cola
puts the spotlight on th band
whlchr-accordlng to our latest
weekly tabalsUoar-nad the re
cording that outsold any other.
' IVIKY NI0HT IXCIPT JUHOsY
Mutual Network
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In New Year's Show
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Th Bentley Trio, shown here playing on what Is said to
b the world's largest marimba. The musical trio is on el the
had-Iln acts which will play Cal-Ora Tavern on lfw Year's
Eve.
Birth Certificate
Information Given
At Clerk's Office
Klamath citizens in search of
birth certificates can receive
full information on how to ob
tain them by applying at the
county clerk's office in the
courthouse, according to an an
nouncement by Mae K. Short,
county clerk.
Persona born hero prior to
1007 should write direct to the
Bureau of Vital Statistics, Ore
gon Building. Portland, after
obtaining forms at the court
house. All employes In defense indus
tries a well as Job applicants
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We might as well face facts. To facilitate war pro
duction, you're going to have to make your present
car last and last and last ... The national welfare
requires that existing automobile transportation be
maintained at the highest efficiency possible without
interfering with the war effort
In order to help you keep your car In good
order; to help you maintain its even operation
General Motors dealers who utilise the GMAC
OTHER GMAC PLANS
ACCESSORIES. If you need torn ew accessories oa your
cr-a rtdioi a hestar; fog lights or th Ilka your Geaeral
Motors dealer cm icll thtm, too, oo a convenient inital
mejnt plan.
USED CARS, If yon sr considering nsed ear, It can be
puichaied on the economical General Motors Instalment
Plan.
FARMERS, If your Income dspendf oq crop returns, yonl,
find that the GMAC Seasonal Income Plan will fit your oasds.
TEACHERS. Thr. Is a special GMAC plan far teachers
so that they do not hsva to mike payments daring th
vscstioa months.
NEW CARS. To the extent tbst they at available, new
cars, of course, can always ba purchasad on the tow cost
General Motors Instalment flan.
Only dtalers in CHBVROLET POmiAC CfcQSMOMW ' BUlCK and CADILLAC ears offer thi
GENERAL MOTORSINSTALMENT PLAN
must furnish proof of United
States citizenship, according to
government regulations a n-
nounced here Friday through
the Oregon State Employment
service.
OAKLAND, Calif., (AP
Patrolman Earl Rumetsch had
foresight in Ignoring his physi
cians' advice. They counseled
an operation but he resorted
only to tape after his nose was
punched awry by a man he
sought to arrest 10 daya ago.
Christmas eve he was punched
by seven men one blow' strik
ing his nose as he sought to
arrest a drunk.
Now physicians say he needs
no operation. His nose Is back
in line.
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An agreement ha been reach
ed by the Klamath project of
the United State bureau of rec
lamation and the fish and wild
life service in connection with
the administration of Lower
Klamath lake bird reserve and
the Tulelake water covered dis
tricts In the Modoc area, to the
satisfaction of both group, ac
cording to B. E. Hayden, USRA
superintendent, who returned
here this weekend from Wash
ington, D. C.
Th fish and wildlife service
will look after all wild life in
both area and take over approxi
mately 30,000 acre in Lower
Klamath lake for a nesting and
breeding area for wild fowl.
Hayaen stated.
In exchange the bureau of
reclamation will have full charge
of all leasing of land In Tula
lake and government land in
Lower Klamath lake, approxi
mately 10,000 acre. Th land
will be used for grazing and
other purposes and is not part
of the wildlife service' 30,000
acres.
All revenues from leases and
from other sources, such as land
or taking muskrat or other fur
bearing animal from th area,
will go to the bureau of recla
mation. The fish and wildlife
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services, are now equipped to offer you a special
plan whereby you can finance repairs on your
car whatever the make or the model-and
pay for them on regular, convenient mbnthly
payments.
Bring your car now to your General Motors
dealer. He will give you an estimate On necessary
repair and maintenance costs, and he is in a posi
tion to finance the complete job for you through
General Motors Acceptance Corporation.
There are GMAC financing services ready for
almost any cat financing problems you may have
either in getting your car, in paying for it, Or
in keeping it running; and to ask about them
will probably save you money.
Whatever Your Car Financing Problem
Consult GMAC FIRST
DSf THE COUPON lU0W--NO SALESMAN Will CALL
arm mi motors hcceftshci mNMmM
tniareMarenjr, Not York
fttmt aaaaaf aa af JajeM wf atyteweaaWej veV f eeer rawaaat
O Iarformaea kmt lUpalra AccaaefTrirBeIa.
D GMC Iignrlo Chan for aqwl ManthlF p7mota enta eaexImJ Mew.
O lemea-i Sexaooal Waa aa aw csweked below,
O Special Teaeaer'e ?! ea tan taecked below.
q cmvaouT pontim a oldsobiu sac a cadium
a uniNoautooM
Cseti
servlca has been given, under
thl agreement, strip of land
ona-miartet Of ft mile, aarlHaa mnA
totaling 2600 acre, djacnt to
in water covered area in Tu:
lake to us as they s fit. Hay
den said he felt th service want.
d to .grow alfalfa along the
strip for feeding purpose and
to prevent the bird from going
to farm land nearby.
The fish and wildlife service
ha been working for the past
two or three year putting in
dlkea and making preparation!
for the nesting and breeding pro
gram which will be completed
when the water Is put through
the new Tule lake tunnel and
pumped Into that area.
Skiers Use Moore
Park Hill Sunday
Klamath Fall winter sport
enthusiasts Sunday found a ski
able six inch mantle on the
Moore park hill and some 30
snow fan were reported on the
alone In th afternoon.
Crater Lake national park
wa the mecca Sunday for the
biggest ski attendance Of the
winter. Many vacationing stu
dent and adult found th rim
area under flv feet of powder
enow.
The Crater Lake Ski club
electric lift operated in the
afternoon. No injuria were re
ported. Read the Classified page
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