January , 1042
THR EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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count given to do away with
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Payment by tha 10th. Thla dis
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
Apartment For Konl 24
Automotive 34
Builnena Opportunities 4H
Educational .... 12
Financial
For Sal or Trade 3
Oaneral Notlcea 4
Health
Help Wanted, Fomnl......14
Help Wanted. Male 10
Houses For Rent 20
Livestock and Poultry 44
Lost and Found 2
Miscellaneous For Rent 2U
Miscellaneous For Hula 311
Miscellaneous Wanted 42
Real Estate For Sal 30
Real Estate Wanted 32
Room and Board 20
Situations Wanted IB
To Exchange 40
General Notices
NOTICE I will not be respon
sible for any bills contracted
by anyone other than myself.
Signed January 6, 1042. Peter
N. Cray.
THE "K" CAFE. 808 Kliimulh
Avenue, Is now open under
new management. 2-8
14 Help Wanted. Female
EXPERIENCED GIRL or womnn
for general housework for fam
ily In modern ranch home.
Good wngei. Phono 73110. 1-8
WANTED Unencumbered
hottftekneprr and cook be
tween 2.1 and 40. $40. News
Herald. Box 440. 440tf
EXPERIENCED, unencumbered
housekeeper between 23 and
43. Small family. Inquire 204
N. 3rd. MMtf
16
Help Wanted. Male
DRIVER SALESMAN for laun
dry and dry cleaning route.
Cuacada Laundry. M0
WANTED Driver for dry clean
ing routo. NewsHorald Box
600. 1-8
OLD LINE Life Insurunc Com
pany dualrcs salesman. Liberal
contract, perpetual renewals.
Address Box 880, Klamath
Falls. M0
FOIl JOBS In alrplune factories.
Apply Mr Llstal. Room 201,
Willlls Uldg. 1-0
24 Apartments For Rent
134
Automotive
.38
TWO AND THREE-ROOM fur
iiinhcd apt, und bnth. Kent i
reusonnhlu. 20 IS Oregon. 1-10 I
FOR RENT Three room fur-
nlshed apartment. Coll after
8 p. m. 182(1 Crescent. Phone
3201. 1-10
THREE-ROOM furnlnhed apt.
1017 High. 110
FURNISHED A PA HTM EN'l'S
Wood, lights, wntcr, gun 41(1
No. 10th. l-24mlf
FOR RENT Two bedroom fur
nlshed apartment. 2300 Blchn.
Phono 7208 or 4S27. 413HU
VACANCY Adults. 421 Oak.
1-12
FOR RENT Housekeeping
rooms. Close In. $2.00 week;
also board. Phone 7038. 1-0
RIVERVIEW APTS. 4 rooms
nicely furnished, two bed
rooms, very desirable. Phone
8817 4740U
18
Situations Wanted
Transportation
LADY WISHES R1DK to Hows-1
burg, Myrtle Point or Coqullle
Thursday, Friday or Saturday.'
Phone 47011 1-8
MARRIED MAN wants steady
work. Experienced In con
atructlon work. 4744 Frieda
Ave. Phone 3330. 1-10
HOUR WOHK-
10
Services
-Phone 7004.
M4
QUILTING DONE Prices right.
4323 Denver. I I)
PROFESSIONAL pianist wishes
work. 200 E. Main. 1-10
ONE-ROOM APARTMENT 813
Pine. 1-10
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
$14-$18 month. Zlgler Apt.,
block south Pelican City
school. . 1-8
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 109
N. Broad. 1-0
VACANCY Rex Arms.
1-20
28
Houses For Rent
FLOOR SANDING and Finish
ing. Waxing, Polishing, Scrub
bing. New. old C. DuFour.
Phone 30D8. I Slnitf
WOMAN COOK with boy, 15,
wants work. 830 Prospect,
Apt. 4 10
ROY HALL Your Klrclrolux
dec lor Sales and service. I13
Roseway Drive. Ppone 71(17.
2 8
HOUSEKEEPER, plum cook, ex
perienced woman. Wages $30.
Phone 3382. 1-8
SHORTY'S Welding and Holler
Works. 223 Market. Phone
8203. We specialize In elec-,
trie welding on crarked motor 1
blocks. Estimates free. 1-8
BATTERIES CHARGED In 30 1
minutes. Reymer's Associated
Service, Fourth and Mnln.
2 3intf
EXPERIENCED woman wants
ranch work or chambermaid
lob. Phone 4230. 1-8
UAIiYLAND Cure of babies
and children Hour, day or
week. 412 High. Phone 8341.
112mtf
WARM four-room modern house.
Inquire 1748 Woshburn woy.
1-10
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
drive; move yourself, save
Stiles Beacon Service, 1201
East Main. Phone 8304. 2-7mtf
20
Room and board
ROOM -HOARD for gentleman.
Phono 0B14. 504 N. 10th. 1-14
FLOOR SANDING and reflnish
Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone;
3022. l-31mtf!
ROOM BOARD Close In. Ex
cellent table. Phone 4703. 1020
Jefferson. 2-6
FOR RENT Two-room furnish
ed apartment, $16. Wood, wa
ter furnished. 2128 Reclama
tion. 1-10
3-ROOM unfurnished house,
Chelsea addition. Inquire Rt.
3, Box 32. old Midland high
way. 1-14
FOR RENT Small furnished
house, $20. Phono 7383. 1-8
WRINGER ROLLS Washing
machine and vacuum cleaner
part for all makes. Merit I
, Washlng.Wncbinu Sorvlco. 011
South Sixth. l-3lmtf
I WILL obtain your delayed I
birth certificate for you. Chas.j
Hathaway. 120 N. 10th St., I
Klamath Falls, Ore. 1-31
HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING. Buttons a n d
Buckles covered, Alterations
on new and old clothing Mrs
H. M. Allcnder, 731 Mnln,
Room 218. Thone 726:1.
1-lOmlf
HOARD - ROOM
11141 Main.
Reasonable.
1-13
.BOARD. KOOM-JD18 Washing'
ton. 1-12
HOARD AND ROOM 407
North nth. Phono 0010. 803tf
WARM, comfortable cobin. 248
Broad. 1-8
NICELY FURNISHED small
house. Furnace, hardwood
floors. Adults only. Inquire
1343 Surgcnt. 1-9
'41 Pontine Sedan $395
Down
Low mileage, looks like new.
Has radio, heater, defrosters,
new rubber. Will take trade-In.
Phone H724. 1-8
GOING TO ARMY 1037 Chrys
ler Royal coupe. New tires,
perfect condition. See Boh
Shaw, Goodrich Sllverton
Store, 7th and Pine. 1-14
1034 Plymouth sedan to trade
for equity In 1037 Chevrolet,
I'jymoum or uoage seaan. in
quire 11th and Ook Street
Service Station. 1-8
For Sal or Trade
AIR COMPRESSOR, pump and!
hose for filling station service. I
$100 value for $33. National
cash register at a bargain. I
Phone 3858. 1-12 1-
ManheU and financial
FOR SALE Carpenter and
somo millwright tools. 280 1
Division after 4:30. 1-9
1932 FORD SEDAN, four-cylinder
motor, reborcd, new clutch,
brakes and tires, Prestone end
heater. See Jerry Farlclgh,
Texaco Garage, 2nd and Main
St., after 7 p. m. evenings. 1-8
FOR SALE OR TRADE Four
room modern house for car or
truck. Phone 4420. 4826 Den
ver. 113
BEAUTIFUL lady's one-carat
diamond, platinum mounting.
Will trade for late used car.
Phone 4015. 542tf
40
To Exchange
TRADE Furniture and bed
ding for used piano. News-
Herald Box 743. 1-12
1937 INTERNATIONAL long
wheclbase pickup. Sell or
trade for passenger car. 2143
Arthur. 1-8
FOR TRADE Equity In '36 Pon
tiac scdanf or lighter car. Call
evenings, 2316 California. 1-8
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED Dead or worthless
animals. Phone 5713, our ex
pense. 1-llmtf
EQUITY In '40 Bulck 6-passen-ger
coupe. Leather upholstery,
heater. 1821 Dayton. Phone
7807. . 1-8
WANT TO RENT Garage near
Eldorado and Roosevelt school
Phone 3721, or 4881 evenings
1-8
44 Livestock and Poultry
WANTED Good Late Model
Used Cors for SPOT CASH.
First Class Prices For First
Class Cars. No Delay for Your
Money. See Jack Morris,
Mgr., at
DOUGLAS MOTOR CO.
734 Klamath Ave. 1-31
FOR SALE Chester White
weaner pigs. J. H. Phipps,
Midland, Ore. 1-10
FEEDER PIGS FOR SALE Dale
E. Brown. Bonanza. 1-9
"TRY THE NEW DEAL" at
BUICK. See Mr Yocs. factory
trained service manager.
4934tf
44 Livestock and Poultry
FARMERS ATTENTION High
est prices paid for beef, veal,
hogs and livestock. Call Klam
ath Packing Co. Phone 5361.
Midland road. l-31mtf
38 Miscellaneous For Sal
FOR SALE Just fresh Guern
sey and Jersey cows. Rt. 2,
Box 498, South Sixth. 1-8
TEAM HORSES and Iron Age
potato planter. L. J. Svehlak,
Malln, Ore. 1-10
;48
Financial
HEAVY CHICKENS Roasters
and fryers, 22c pound live
weight. Crystal's, Merrill
Lakcvicw junction. 1-10
MAYTAG WASHER, almost
new. Very reasonable. 1545
Sargent. 1-0
HOARD AND ROOM 407 No
0th Phono 0010. 4888tf
THREE-ROOM portly furnished
house. Inquire 2009 Fargo.
Phone 3044. 1-9
I PARTLY FURNISHED small
three-room house. 1714 Port
land, rear of 1712. 1-9
GLASS
Duplate safety glass, window
glass, plate- und mirrors, rcsil
vering. Kimball's Glass Shop,
527 Walnut. Phone 7378.
2-6mtf
BOARD, ROOM Lady or gen-1
tlrman. 1321 Johnson. Phone!
534U. 1-19
FOR RENT 5-room modern
completely furnished house, 2 I
acres. 5425 Shasta way. 1-9
ROOM-BOARD. $37.30 month.
224 Mlchlgnn. 1-0
FLOOR SANDING--Old floors
reflnished. Norman Fraloy.
Phone 4001. 1 24mtf
PICTURE FRAMING Art and
Gift Shop, 310 Main. l-24mtf
-Goeller's,
2 14mtf
22
Rooms For Rant
ROOMS 1034 High.
2-5mtf
NICE furnace heated room. Rea
sonable. 830 N. 10th. 114
PICTURE FRAMING
230 Main
SLEEPING ROOM Private
bath. Rex Arms. 1-13
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, unfur
nished. Gas range. 1543 Mar-
tin. 734tf
I FOR RENT Well furnished
house. No children. Phone
4804. 1-10
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
drive; move yourself, sove
Stiles Beacon Service. 1201
U. S. ROCKWOOL Insulation
will make your home comfort
able also cut your fuel bill
many dollars. No down pay
ment. Very small monthly pay
ments. Call us for free esti
mate. Suburban Lumber Co.
Phone 3301. 1-12
CASH LOANS
WITnOlT ENDORSERS
I WAYS TO OPT A rONSfMEP.S
CASH LOAN
Vtu seed do co-ilfner or manners to fct
coniumtra loan.
THREE LOAN PLANS
NO. 1-INCOME LOANS
On yotir nut only. No wi( Mlgn
mmU. No co-itsofri.
NO. t-FCRNm.HR LOANS
Vour chinctrr it mort Important
IhftB tilt furoit art Hilf.
no. -at;to tnN3
.0 to fSoO rain toani ind refin-OCitlE.
CONSUMERS CREDIT
(M-tst ssmi
720 Pine St Phone 7711
l-Slmtr
LOANS
ON VOLT. Al'lO.MllHtLg
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING,
kalsomlnlng. Dial H4H. nici
vln E Frost. l-13mtf
ELECTRO' UX CLEANERS
Sales Service. P.O. Uox 814
Phone 8918 Your dealer.
Tar k el Tweet 1-12
SAWS REPAIRED The right
way. Bodenhnmrr's, 333 E.
Main. 1-10
PAINTING, papcrhanglng, kal
somlnlng, 75c hour or contract.
Phono 8060 1-8
PAINTING, Kalsomlnlng 11. C.
Brown. Phono 4228 1-lOmtf
12
Educational
CURRY'S APPLIED HARMONY
Music School offers the fol
lowing courso for nil begin
ners In music. Hand position
sight reading sight singing
a a r training keyboard
harmony. 220 East Main.
Phone 4570. 1-10
IMODERNISTIC BEAUTY COL
LEGE 915 Klamath Ave
Phone 30.83 lOOmtl
13
Health
DOCTOR M. C. CASSEL. chiro
practic clinic Snmn location,
S32 Main. Dial 7213. 2-7mtf
14 Help Wantd, Female
WANTED Unencumbered
housekeeper and cook. Mod
ern . ranch. Give age, refer
ence and wagos expected. RFD
1, Box 6, Bonanza, Ore. 807tf
WANTED Woman help with
housework. Stay nights. Good
wages, 1855 Fremont. Thone
6584. 1-12
HOUSEKEEPER, care two small
Children, 6:30 a. m. to 3:30
, p. m, $48 month. 2417 Eber
leln. ' 1-9
WANTED Burroughs operator
and stenographer. Lumber ex
perlence preferred, but not
nncessary. Box 870, Herald
News. 1-8
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 1304
Wordcn. M7
I TWO-ROOM cottages. Wood,
1 lights, gas furnished $30
month. Link River Auto
Camp. 1-18
VACANCY Court View, Third
and Main. 1-10
MARS HOTEL 1411 Main.
Steam heated. Weekly rates
$3 up. 50c to $1 per night.
1-15
COMFORTABLE furnace heated
room adjoining bath. 1026 Jef
ferson or phone 6834. 1-14
CLAREMONT, 228 No. 4th All
outsldo newly decorated, mo
dern rooms. All with new In
nersprlng mattresses. Free
parking. l-13mtf
FOR RENT Nice room. 134 N
3rd. . 4600tf
ROOM for gentleman. Modern
home. Phone 4607. 1-8
24 Apartments For Rnt
LARGE 3-room apartment, part
ly furnished. Phone 5686.
2219 South 6th. 1-13
FURNISHED 3-room apartment.
No pots or children. Phone
3508. 430 Washington. 882tf
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, every
thing furnished, $4.80. Also
sleeping room $2.00. 410 So.
5th. 1-10
APARTMENT Court View, 3rd
and Main. 1-10
WARM, nicely furnished house
keeping room. 248 Broad.
704tf
VACANCY Throe rooms, din
ette. Electric range. Adults.
No dogs. 325 Commercial.
438tf
NICELY furnished cabin. Also
desirable housekeeping room.
248 Broad. 868tf
VACANCY Esplanado Courts
Furnished. l-31mtf
CASCADE Apartment Hotel
Completely furnished Con
venient hotel service. Day,
wpek or month. 1-Umtf
UNFURNISHED duplex Range,
refrigerator, oil furnace. Call
after 5:30 p. m. 505 No 9th.
4551tf
MODERN 2 and 3-room fur
nished houses. Utilities fur
nished. 2125 Blehn. 1-9
28 Miscellaneous For Rent
DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas
cade Garage building. Cars,
trucks, machinery, what have
you? Call at all hours. Phone
5115 l-9mU
30 Real Estat For Sal
FOR SALE Throe-room house,
garage, $25 down. News-Herald
Box 762. 1-8
LUMBER BARGAINS Shiplap
$13: 2x4's $20; shingles 75c
bundle. FHA homes our spe
cialty. Very small down pay
ment balance less than rent.
Suburbon Lumber Co. Phone
3301. 1-12
STOVES REPAIRED All parts
stocked. Used furniture, stoves
bought. OK Second Hand
Store, 820 Klamath. Phone
5671. l-31mtf
RED OR GREY CINDERS for
driveways. Phone 4748 eve
nings or Sundays. Howard
Graham. 865tf
Cash
At
;nce!
Tour Car Sen Not B rullr Pii
For . . .
See Us Today
Commercial Finance
rORPORATlOX
110 South 6th St.. Klamath Falls
rTiona SMS M S) 1 Slmtf
CITY MAPS Up-to-the-minute.
Including suburban sections.
Block numbers Indicated, in
dex keyed to map. Price, 20c.
For sale at Carmichael's news
stand, chamber of commerce,
Ernie Piluso's Drlve-in, Ever
body's Drug, Lee Hendrick's
Drug, Louie Polln's, Postofflce
news stand, Robinson's Food
store, Shaw Stationery, The
Ncws-Hcrald, Vic'i Signal
Service. 864tf
NEWLY FINISHED two-bedroom
house. Ready to move Into.
Telephone 4481, noon or eve
nings. M3
FOR SALE Two 2-bcdroom
homes, One 3-bcdroom homo
FHA loans approved. Low
monthly and down payments.
Open for inspection from 12
to 4. 2250 and 2228 -and 2220
Reclamation, Mills addition.
One 4-room modern with 1
acre. Phone 3004. 4045ti
FOR SALE Five-room modern
house on Summers lane. In
quire Hamcl Apts. Phone 3691.
2-6
FOR SALE Nice two-bedroom
home, $3100. $400 will han
dle. 2530 Applegate. 1-9
FOR SALE Two houses for
price of one. A real bargain.
Inquire 1227 Main St 133tf
YEAR-OLD two-bedroom home,
St. Francis Park. Phone 4978.
M2
32 Ral Estat Wanted
WANTED TO BUY Small
house-. Inqulro at 914 Owens
St. 1-14
FIX THAT RADIO Our busi
ness is sound Conner Service
Co.. 2007 South Sixth. Phone
6878. Just south of viaduct.
l-9mtf
RECONDITIONED wood range.
California Oregon Power Co.
862tf
CITY MAPS Up-to-the-minute,
including suburban sections
Block numbers Indicated, In
dex keyed to map. Price, 20c.
For sale at Carmichael's news
stand chamber of commerce
Ernie Piluso's Drlve-in, Ever
body's Drug, Lee Hendrick's
Drug. Louie Polln's, Postofflce
news stand, Robinson's Food
store. Shaw Stationery, The
News Herald, Vic's Signal
Service 3205
RED OR GREY CINDERS for
driveways. Phone 4748 eve
nings or Sundays Howard
Graham. 3204tf
USED WATCHES, reconditioned
and guaranteed. Men's 12 and
16 size Elglns and Walthams
$11.00 up. Rickys Credit Jew
elers. 1-11
COLORED FRYERS and roast
ers, corn fed. We deliver.
Phone S934. 1-11
FOR SALE Fancy Qem single
drop seed potatoes. Santford
Jones, Bonanza, Ore. 845tf
See
Dinty Moore
For
AUTO LOANS
REFINANCING
Locally Owned
Motor Investment
COMPANY
114 5. Tth Lie M174 Fhona SSts
1-Slnitf
48 Business Opportunities
FOR LEASE Furnished apart
ment house. Close In. News
Herald Box 694. 1-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BIDDERS WOOD
Klamath County School Dis
trict will receive bids for furn
ishing wood to the various
school of Klamath County
School District.
Bid Sheets and Specifications
can be secured at the office,
Room 11, Courthouse.
Bids close February 4, 1942.
HAROLD B. ASHLEY, Clerk.
J 8-10-13. No. 2
CONSOLIDATE ROUTES
SALEM, Jan. 8 W The state
department of agriculture sug
gested Wednesday that milk
companies could save consider
able rubber by consolidating
their routes.
He suggested that all distrib
utors take their milk to a central
depot, and then each company
be responsible for milk deliver
ies in a certain area of each
town.
PORTLAND, Ore. P) A
Portland man says he has been
driven to it. He signs his name
'Adolph (not Hitler) Goehring
(not Goerlng)."
War always creaks up family
life and family ties. It is up to
women to keep those ties as
strong and as real as possible.
Senator Hattle W. Caraway, Ar
kansas. -
I
CHICAGO. Jan. 8 W) Re
ports of increased amounts of
government wheat going into
commercial trade circulation
along with some 1941 grain re
deemed by producers from the
loan program weakened future
prices here today.
Profit taking and hedging
sales lowered wheat about a
cent,. with rye and soybeans off
correspondingly and corn and
oats almost as much.
Wheat closed 1-1 cent lower
than yesterday. May $1,281-1,
July $1,291; corn i-ic down,
May 851-lc. July 871-lc; oats t-lc
off; rye l-llc lower; soybeans
J-Ic off.
Kansas City reports indicated
purchases of Commodity Credit
Corporation wheat and of re
deemed 1941 grain were on the
largest scale so far this season
but not big enough to suggest
that general liquidation by pro
ducers was under way. A move
to permit harvesting of volunteer
wheat acreage In the southwest,
even though the allotment may
be exceeded, also attracted attention.
Stock Market
Quotations
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
Al Chem & Dye
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
Am Car & Fdy
Am Rad Sta San
Am Roll Mills
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Tel & Tel
Am Tob "B"
Am Water Works
Am Zinc L & S
Anaconda
Armour 111
Atchison
Aviation Corp
Bald Loco
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing Airp
Borden
Borge-Wamer
Callahan Z L
Calumet Hec
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Cat Tractor
Cclanese .....
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Col Gas & El
Com'l Solvents
Consol Aircraft
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Cont'l Can
Corn Products
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aircraft
Dupont De N
Eastman Kodak
El Pow & Lt
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Greyhound -
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
Int Nick Can
Int Pap & P pfd
Int Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Lib O Ford
Lockheed . ..
Loew's .-
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv -
Nat'l Biscuit
Nat'l Dairy Prod
Nat'l Dist
National Lead -
N Y Central .
No Am Aviation
North Amer Co
Northern Pacific .
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Pac Gas & El .,
Pac Tel & Tel ,
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount Pic -
Penney (J C)
Penna R R
Phelps Dodge .........
Phillips Pet
Pub Svc N J ..
Pullman ............
Radio .......
Rayonier
Rayonier pfd
Republic Steel
Safeway Stores ............
Sears Roebuck ..
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum ............
Sou Cal Edison ......
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp :
Standard Brands ...........
Stand Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J. ...
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32
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391
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of
Month Season 1941-42 8eason W40-41
Jan. to Season Jan. to Season
Jan. Dally Data to Date Daily Data to Data
0 0 3670 4 4 3824
2 6 6 3682 al 42 8862
3 13 19 3693 47 89 3909
i .. i 1 1.
4 0 19 3695 50 139 3959
11 2T 43 3719 17 156 3976
15 W 3734 39 1M 4019
1 50" 108 378 54" 249 4069 '
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15
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24 .
25
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27
3ZZI ZZZ ZZZZ
29 :
30 .
31 -.-a,-
Stone 4 Webster
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining
Texas Corp
Trans-America
Union Carbide .,
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific. .
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation ..
United Drug ..
United Fruit ..
U S Rubber
U S Rubber pfd
U S Steel ...........
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Western Union ...
Westinghouse
Woolworth
II 41
HZ 371
41
70S
131
69
101
341
69
181
.1 671
191
61
241
781
271
POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8 (AP
USDA) Potatoes:. 6 California,
6 Idaho, 2 Oregon arrived, 18
unbroken, 34 broken cars on
track; by boat, 8 California ar
rived; Klamath- Russets No. 1,
$2.50-2.65, few $2.75.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: 9 California,
14 Idaho, 1 Nevada, 1 Oregon ar
rived, 12 unbroken, 44 broken
cars on track; no Klamath quotations.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8(P) The
National Association of Manu
facturers, translating into every
day terms the war production
schedule called for by President
Roosevelt, Wednesday disclosed
the enormous scope of the pro
gram in material, time, space
and manpower.
The association said that the
president's demand for 125,000
planes and 75,000 tanks in 1943
meant turning out a plane every
four minutes and a tank every
seven minutes.
The president's estimated need
of eight million dead-weight tons
of merchant shipping in 1942
and an additional 10 million tons
In 1943 would require a sus
tained rate of about two ships a
day.
Attempting to estimate the
manpower requirements in the
aircraft industry alone, the asso
ciation said the 193,000 workers
engaged in making war aircraft
In 1940 would grow to 1,392,000
in 1943, or approximately one-
fifth as many workers as are
now employed in all defense
factories.
For aircraft production alone,
according to the association, the
floor space needed for the gi
gantic program would be about
140,000,000 square feet In 1943,
the equivalent or more than 1000
city blocks, or an area equal to
third of Manhattan Island in
New York, (
LOCAL
QUOTATIONS
(The following quotations at
obtained from a good source,
but cannot be guaranteed as
covering every offer or sale.
They represent prices paid or
offered to growers):
For U. S. No. 1, $2.35.
For U. S. No. 2, $1.05-1.20.'
20 MINUTES, LIVES
CHICAGO. Jan. 8 (UP If
your heart stops beating, you die
usually. I
But two Boston physicians,
writing in the January 10 issue
of the Journal of the American
Medical association, reported to
night the complete recovery of
a patient whose heart stopped
beating for 20 minutes during
a lung operation. -
Drs. Herbert D. Adams and
Leo V. Hand, said that as soon as
the stoppage was detected, heart
stimulants were injected. Arti
ficial respiration and massage of.
the exposed heart, to Induce cir
culation of the blood, was begun
immediately.
The patient began breathing
spontaneously shortly after the
heart resumed beating, and 25
minutes after his heart had stop
ped, his color began to return
and his breathing gradually be
came normal.
The operation was completed
,nrf tKrt rtntln whnta nnmA UTSf
not given, icit uie nuapuai
days later "in good condition,"
they said. 7
Adams and Hand said the case
demonstrated that the period of
heart arrest "compatible with
normal recovery" is much longer
than formerly was appreciated.
Recovery is dependent upon ade
quate saturation of tissue, es
pecially brain tissue, with oxy
gen, they said, V
Although the authors admitted
that "the rationale of treatment
in this Instance was governed
more by urgency and expediency
than by any prepared plan or
organized regimen for treat
ment," they said that the case
"has changed some of our funda
mental concepts regarding car
diac resuscitation." ,1
Normal recovery In such case
Is dependent upon adequate sat
uration of tissue especially
brain tissue with oxygen.
Adams and Hand said. Prompt
and skillful administration 6?
artificial respiration and artifi
cial circulation were found to
accomplish this end.
Cardiac arrest may develop ajt
any stage during an operation or
post-operative procedure, tha
authors said, and "every surgical
team will at times be called Ob
to face' such a problem. j
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