March 11, f042
TUB EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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o Mabketi and tf-titancial
SELLING PUTS
STOCK T
OFF BALANCE
NEW YOnK. March 11 (!)
Resumption of quint hut persls
tent selling In chemlrul shares
threw tlm stock niurkct off onl
ouro today.
FoIIowImk the chemical in
their rotrcnt to tho lowest IcvoIh
for two or tltrro yours were nil
mcrou liicltintrlnln niul mc-rch-idfjslng
stocks. In tho cli-prcsscd
dmslon declines at tho wornt
ranged from fractions to around
points. Steels, motors, ulr
nrofts and ml In remained In a
nnrrow range to tho finish.
Volumn amounted to only
bout 400,000 shnrrs.
AkiiIii serving iu a lending
motive for a Rood pnrt of
tho nulling, lirokors reported,
was the wide belief tlmt what
ever tho form of the now tax
bill It would likely cut down
sharply tho profits available for
dividend for a Brent many cor
poral loon.
Analyst eltod an a possible
foretaste of a broad trend tho
fact that several companies with
In the past fow weeks had re
duced their dividend payments
Stocks recording new lows for
the last yenr or more Included
lij-Pont. Allied Chemical, Dow
Comical, WcstlriKhou.io. Ear.t
man Kodak. Philip Morris.
Montgomery Ward, Sears Roe
buck, Standord Oil (NJ) Texan
Co., and Wost I'enn Flectrle 6
per cent preferred The lint
named on a few odd lots trans
fers dropped around 17 points
from the previous sole last
week.
Closing quotations:
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau
A I Chem It Dyo
Allls-Chalmcrs
American Can
Am Car Fdy
Am Rad Sta San
Am Roll Mills
Am Smelt St Ref
Am Tel it Tel
Am Tob "B"
Am Water Works ....
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Am Zinc L St S
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rortda 231
nour in
31
301
31
121
341
881
Atchison
Aviation Corp
bald Loco
Bendlx Avla
Beth Steel
Booing Alrp 171
Borden 101
Borgo-Warner ..... 22
fcallf Packing 17
Callahan Z L . I
Calumet Hoc 6
jCanada Dry - Ill
Canadian Pacific 41
Celanesa 181
thes & Ohio 301
(Chryslor 51
jCol Gas tt El 371
Com'l Solvents Si
Comm'nw'lth St Sou 732
Consol Aircraft 171
ponsol Edison 1 1 1
Consol Oil si
Confl Can 241
Corn Products 471
COvn Zollcrbach lot
.Curtis Wright 71
;Doug Aircraft 821
Dupont Do N 103i
.Eastman Kodak lis
general Electric 231
General Foods 271
Jencrnl Motors 32J
iGoodrlch - 14
Goodyear Tire 12!
Ct Nor Ry pfd 231
Greyhound Ill
Illinois Central 61
lnsp Copper 101
Int Harvester ,.. 44
3nt Nick Can 291
Jnt pap St P pfd 991
Jnt Tel Se Tel 2
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Kite
Johns Munvlllo BO
Kc-nnccutt 311
Mb O Ford - 21
Lockheed 201
Loew'i 381
Long-Dell "A" 31
Montgomery Ward 24
Nash-Kclv 41
Nnl'l Biscuit 131
Nat l Dairy Prod 131
Nnt'l Dlst 201
Nutlonnl Lead 13
N V Central 81
No Am Aviation 12
North Amer Co 71
Northern I'aclflo 91
Ohio Oil 01
Otis Steel 01
Pac Gas St El 17
Pac Tel St Tel 831
Puckurd Motor 21
Pan Amer Airways 141
Paramount Pic 14
Penney (J C) (141
Penna II II 211
Phelps Dodge 2U
Phillips Pet 34
Proctor Se Gumblo 44
Pub Svc N J 1 1 i
Pullman 23
Radio 2 J
Itoyonler 0
Republic Steel 1(11
Richfield Oil 61
Sufewav Stores 3RI
Sears Roebuck 443 j
Shell Union 101 !
Socony Vacuum 81 !
Sou Cat Edison 171
Southern Pacific Ill
Sperry Corp 281
Standard Brunds 3
Stand Oil Calif 181
Stand Oil Ind 211
Stand Oil N J 321
Stono Webster 41
Studebuker 41
Sunshine Mining 41
Texas Corp :u J
Union Curbidc 80
Union Oil Calif ill
Union Pacific 731
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Drug
United Fruit
U S Rubber
U S Rubber pfd
U S Steel
Vanadium .
Worncr Pictures
Western Union
.. 01
.. 301
0 32
31 l
17 ;
43 !
24 ,
7i :
Westlnghou.no
Woolworth 241 :
Using a square section of can
vas, soldiers can make an om
phlblan of their quurter-ton re
connaissance cor, known as a
jeep, unnvas is spread in tho
water near Ihe tank and, after
driving tho "Jeep" on It. the
corners and edges are pulled up
and fastened as in tying a package.
Quality It the flrt rule In buying things
lo eat and drink at home. Nobody
wants lest. Coca-Cola has quality,
the quality of genuine goodness.
Its taste has a thrill that Is pleasantly
exciting. Its refreshment satisfies.
OTTIID UN0IK AUTHORITY . Of THI COCA-COtA COMf ANY 1Y
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS
BBS Spring St. Phont 563S
PRICE STABILITY
CHICAGO, March 1 1 (IP)
Despite weakness of rye and soy
beans, prices of which dropped
more tliiin a cent a bushel at one
stage, the wheat market mutn-tuim-d
otubillly toduy and scored
small net gains lute In tho ses
sion,
Hyu and beuns were unsettled
by stop loss liquidation but
wheat, corn and outs were bene
fitted by demand from com
mercial Interests, with u modcr
Uto shipping business reported
In the feeding grains. Some
brokers expressed belief that
was evidence of mill purchases
of wheal.
Wheat closed 1-1 cent higher
than yesterduy, May 1.28)-.
July $1,301-1; corn unchanged
to ic up. May oH-SBlc, July 0ic;
oats i-Ic up; rye 1-lc lower;
soybeuns unchanged to ic lower.
POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11
(AP-USDAi Potatoes: 5 Cali
fornia, 1 Idaho arrived, 30 un
broken, 18 broken cars on track;
market dull: Klamath Russets
No. 1, no sales reported; asking
mostly $2.30-2.00.
LOS ANGELES. Morch 11
(AP-USDA) Potatoes: 3 Cal
ifornia, 1 1 Idaho, 1 Nevada, 1
Oregon arrived, 21 unbroken,
20 broken cars on track; by
truck 4 California: 1 Utah ar
rived; market steady; no Klam
ath quotations.
CHICAGO, Mureh 11 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 101;
on track 383; total U. S. ship
ments 1)30; supplies rather
heuvy: demand fuir; for Idaho
95 ( Russets market weaker, for of
13;ferlngs other sections market
93, about steady for best quality;
401 I Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S.
No. 1. $2.72-3.00; Nebraska
Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1,
$2.05; new stork, supplies mod
erate, demand light; market
firm; Florida Bliss Triumphs U.
S. No. 1, $2.20.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, Marcli U (AP
USDA) The Boston wool mar
ket was more active today fol
lowing the announcement of
new government orders for
wool goods. Fine territory woola
of average to good French
combing length brought mostly
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of
Month Season 1041-42 Season 1040-41
Mar. to Season Mar. to Season
March Dally Date to Date Dally Date to Date
T 1 9747 32 32 7088
6 T 5793 T 30- 7073
3 31 3fT 3784 27 68 7100
V 20 98 9804 31 97 7131
5 17 83 5831 37 13 7168
T 20 114 9880- 99 180 7223
T 38 192 9808 90 230 7273
B ( ii 5808 41 280 7314
0 11 163 9000 T 287 7321
fo 33 Tol 5044 33 320 7354
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$1.19-16, scoured basis. Graded
one-half blood territory wools
sold at $1.10-1.13, scoured basis.
Graded one-half blood bright
fleece wools brought 48-49
cents, grease basis, and graded
three-cighthe and one-quarter
blood bright fleeces sold at 51
92 cents, in the grease.
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For Potatoes
BOISE, March 11 OP) There
will be bags for Idaho potatoes
this year but don't ask Charles
L. Sheldon, deputy chief of the
containers branch, war produc
tion board, what kind.
Ho assured growers last night
of sufficient bags for the crop
but said they might be cloth or
paper, rather than the usual
burlap.
You trust its quality
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
March ll OPHFed.-State Market
News Service) Cattle: salable
73; steers absent, fed kinds
quoted $12.00-13.00; few heavy
cows $8.00-50, cutters $7.00-50,
canners $6.00-7.00; bulls $0.00
10.00. Calves: salable 15.
Steady; few 240 lb. vealersJ
$13.50, slaughter calves mostly
$10.00-12.00.
Hogs: salable 500. Around
20c lower; bulk good 185-235
lb. barrows and gilts $14.60;
odd good sows $11.50, steady.
. Sheep;, salable 800. Strong to
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To Take Defense
Work in Plants
WASHINGTON, March U (l
An official war inventory of the
nation's human resources dcclar
cd Tuesday that millions of wo
men would have to be shifted
from housework to munitions
factories in the expansion of
war Industries.
The survey was made by the
bureau of census. It contained
no specific mention of proposals
that American women be drafted
into factories as women are In
England, but asserted:
"The maximum movement
into the male labor force can
hardly exceed 2,000,000 men. A
larger expansion of the total la
bor supply evidently can be
achieved only by drawing mil
lions of women into the labor
force."
The report said that 25,600,
000 housewives between 18 and
44 years old represented the
principal reserve from which ad
ditional war labor might be
drawn.
"An enormous amount of man
power will be needed for re
placing workers withdrawn Into
the armed forces and for ex
panding the output of war ma
terials," it stated.
The report acknowledged that
many women were prevented
from taking lobs by family re
sponsibilities, but said flatly:
"The groups from which most
of the additional workers must
be drawn are the women en
gaged in home housework or not
In the labor force for other
reasons."
FUNERAL
ROY WRENDORY KYLE
Funeral services for the late
Roy Wrendory Kyle, who
passed away in this city on
Tuesday, March 10, 1042, fol
lowing an illness of nine weeks,
will be held in Helena, Ark.,
on Tuesday, March 17, at 2 p.
m., in the Methodist church. In
terment will follow in family
plot In Maple Hill cemetery
The remains will be forwarded
via Southern Pacific company
on Thursday, March 12, at 8:10
a. m. Arrangements are under
the direction of the Earl Whit
lock funeral home of this city.
15c higher; 2 decks medium to
good head 87 lb. Utah lambs
$11.75, sorted 15 per cent; two
decks choice 85 lb. shorn lambs
$11.85, average No. 2 pelts; me
dium to choice ewes quoted
$6.50-7.50.
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Trade News
Interesting Notes of Herald
end News Advertisers, The3r
Product! and Activities
The annual advertising and
selling award for the best news
paper advertising campaign of
1941 has been won by Tontlac
Motor division of General Mo
tors corporation. .
The award is a cnntinnMlnn
of the original Harvard Adver-
using Awards begun in 1924 by
the late Edward W. Bok "to en
courage merit and stimulate im
provement in advertising."
ii waa presented in New York
to D. V. Bathrick. Pontiae'
eral sales manager nH w t
mougey, advertising manager of
ma division.
Seventy per cent of Pontlac's
1041 advertising snnrand l
newspapers and the prize-winning
campaign was carried by
approximately 3000 rioliu. h
weeklies through the year.
raacManus, John and Adams,
Inc., Detroit, la. Pontlac's adver
tising agency.
1RVAINE MONUMENT
PORTLAND. Mareh 11 im
Oregon dignitaries dedicated a
monument In the ' Rose' City
cemetery vesterdav to h
B. F. Irvine,- editor of the Port
land Oregon Journal for 18
years. Among speakers were
Mayor Earl Riley of Portland,
Gen. Charlea H. Martin, former
uregon- governor,- and E. 'J.
Griffith, former state WPA ad
ministrator. -
Balch Leaving George Batch
of Foulger's is moving to Long
view. Wash., where ho will h
manager of a new sports goods
sxore.
111 at Home Friends-of Mrs.
David R. Vandenberg will re
gret to learn she is quite ill at
ner nome on' Washington street.
. According, to figures released
by the .California state employ
ment service, the airplane ' in
dustry is currently employing
138,000 .workers; -and the 190,
000 mark will be passed shortly.
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
' PORTLAND, Ore.. March 11
(AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable
150, total 200. Calves: Salable
and total 80; market fairly ac
tive, about steady; few medium
steers $1 1 .00-75; good to choice
experimentally fed sieeVs $13.25;
common steers down' to $0.00;
common dairy type heifers $8.00
9.00; cutters $7.69 down; me
dium beef hcifora. $10,50-11.00;
canner and cutter cows $6.00
7.00; fat' dairy type cowr $7.90
8.00, outstanding Holsteini $8.29
8.75; medium beef cows $9.00
9,25; medium bulls $8.25-0.25;
good bulls quotable to $10.00 or
above; good to choice vealeri
$14.00-16.00, extreme top $16.50,
HOGS: Salable and total 500;
market steady to 15c higher than
Tuesday's close; good to chpice
170-219 lbs. $13.85-75, few lots
$13.85; 230-270 lbs. $12.75-13.00;
light, lights. $12.50-13.00; slaugh
ter pigs down to $12.00; good
sows 350-990 lbs. $10.25-11.25,
lighter weights to $11.50; few
feeders $12.75-13.00. .
SHEEP: Salable and. total 300;
good to choice weighty wooled
lambs held fully steady or above
$11.50; one lot medium 79 lb.
weights $10.25; Urge lot in feed
er flesh unsold; few good' slaugh
ter ewes $5.75-6.50!
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