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Newspaper Page TextTilly 6, 1042 HER ALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN. Claiilflod Advortlilng Raton Ono dny run per word 3a 3 duy run ........... por word do 3 duy run ... ...pur word Bo 4 dny run ..... per word lOo A day run per word 11a Week run ..... por word 12o Month run ..... par word 82a Glabiiffied Adv&diiintf, Seetian 20 DISCOUNT for payment In Advance. This dis count given to do away with book work and billing ... on actual paid in advance ads only. 5 DISCOUNT FOR Payment by the 10th. This die count given to Insure prompt payment of ada charged on monthly bails. or 0-? CLASSIFIED ADS HATES: One day run pur word 3c 3 day run per word Ho 8 day run par word He 4 day run ..... pur word 10c 6 day run ..... per word 11c Week run ... per word 12c Month run per word 32c 20 Dl.icount for Advanco nyment 8 Discount for Payment by the 10th General Nolle! WANT elderly lady to euro for In my homo. 132 nth, In Ann land, Ore. Klrkputrlek. 7 0 FRESH HAW VEOETAIILE JUICES 131 N. 4th. Phono 4707. 7 10 I Transportation WANTED Hldo to Portlnnd. Cull Hoom 14, Crnler Mooing. 70 DRIVING TO ARKANSAS about the 10th. Wunt two' passen ger for compuny. Wrlto Ten. mint. Cnllf. Hnx BOH. 7-11 10 Borvlcei WILL, OllTAIN your delayed birth certificate for you. Chin. Hathaway. 120 N. 10th St., Klamath Fulls, Ore. 7-31 FLOOR SANDINO and rcflnlnh In K. Clifford Golden. Phone 3022. 7-3 1 mtf WRINGER ROLLS WushlnK machine and vacuum cleaner ports for all mnk.es. Merit Washing Mnchlna Service Oil South Sixth. 7-31mtf BAGS MACHINE CLEANED and patched, People'! Warehouse Bag Co. - 277 Itf PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop, S10 Main. 7-24mtf HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mm, II. M. Allcnder, 731 Main, Room 210. Phono 7203. 7-10mtf LAWNMOWEHS, amnll band suws ihnrpened and repaired. Bodnnhamor Suw Filing, .'131 E. Main. 7-10 HOUSE CLEANING Art Delia diet, 084B. 70mtf PAINTING, KALSOMININO . H. L. Brown. Phono 422U 7-10 PICTURE FRAMING Gocller's, 230 Mnln 7-14mtf 14 Help Wanted, Female COMPETENT housekeeper. 204 No. 3rd after 2 p. m. 3000tf WANTED Experienced woman cook for ranch. Good wages. Box I860, Hcrnld-Ncwa. 27HIUf Henllh DR. M. C. CASSEL, Chiropractic Clinic, colon and rectal dis eases. S32 Main. Dial .7213. 7-31mlf 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Capahlo housekeep er. Two adults. Phono 41170. 370Btf WANTED Stenographer. Steady work. Opportunity for advancement. Phono 0033. 7-7 HAVE STEADY JOU for young man, preferably not subject to Immcdlato Induction. Possi bility of advancement. llcr-ald-Nows Box 3001. 7-8 WANTED Boy to work at re sort during summer months. Cleaning cabins, chopping wood nnd other chores. Hoard, room nnd salary, Apply In person, 433 No. 10th, morn ings only. 7-8 WANTED Two molds over 18 years old. Hlllsldo Hospital. 7-B IS Help Wonted, Male WANTED Farm hnnd, single. experienced. Snntford Jones, . uonnnza, ore. 1D02U WANTED Man for furnlturo tore and delivery. Palmor's Bargain House, 2401 So. 0th. 7-0 IS Situations Wanted RANCH COOK WANTS JOB Cabin pnst Fremont bridge. 7-8 HOUR WORK Phono 030B. 7-11 CHILDREN given mother's enro by hour or dny. Nlco yard. Hear of 2niJi H. Mnln. 7 1) WANTED Washing nnd Iron- Ing. 1020 Sargent. 7-8 BABYLAND Caro of bnblcs and childron. Hour, dny or week. 1104 Crescent. Phone 8341. 7-12mtf 20 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM Prlvnlo shower. 723 Klamath, 7-10 Room and Board ROOM-HOARD Close In. Phono 47IIR. Win Jefli-rnon. H-ft 22 Rooms For Rent ROOMS 1034 High. B-Omlf CLA1IEMONT, 228 North 4th. All outsldo, newly decorated, modurn rooms. All with new Innorsprlng mattresses. Kroo parking, 7-31mtf ROOM FOR RENT 435 High. 7.0 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1304 Warden, cor ner 11th. 7-25 ROOMS 1034 High. 7-6mtf NICE ROOMS for gentlemen. 6244. 825 High. 7-10 COMFORTABLE room, twin beds. Closo In. 1020 Jeffer son. Phono 0H34. 7-27 24 Apartments For Rent 3 HOOM furnished flat, upstairs. Inquire 117 No. 8th. 370Utf 2 ROOM APT. Also sleeping room. 813 Pine. 7-11 AUDLEY APARTMENTS Three rooms, furnished. 8th and Wnlnut. Phone 4010. 7-7 THREE-ROOM furnished apt. 820 Grunt. 7-7 THREE CLEAN ROOMS and bath, 3 blocks from center. Two rooms und shower down town. Light und wuter sup plied. $18. Largo thrco rooms and bath apartment ono block from Main. Wall furnished, overstuffed and modern. Car purklng. Summer rate $23 518 Klamath. 7-0 ONE, TWO AND THREE-ROOM APTS., furnished, 2 blocks off Main. Newly renovated. Rua- snnablc. 6141 High. 7-6 VACANCY Hot Springs Court, 221 Spring. 7-7 VACANCY Esplanade Courts. Furnished. 7-31mtf NICELY FURNISHED APT. In prlvato home. Closo In. Adults. 032 No, 10th. 2000tf TWO ROOMS Utilities furnish ed. Also single housekeeping rooms. 100 N. Broad. 7-0 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Until. Utilities paid. $20. Ex tra bedroom if desired. 138 Mortimer Ave. 7-5 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Rea sonable. Clonn. Single, clou blu. 133 N. 10th, 7-20 COMPLETELY furnished, air conditioned upstairs apt. Cou ple only. Ono block from bus 1 1 no. 1213 Owens, 3232tf FURNISHED APARTMENT 303 So. Fifth. 7-23 VACANCY Rex Arms Apart ments, 224 Broad. Phono 5760. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 7-7 3-ROOM APARTMENT Cou ple, Villa Mnrqulse, 1320 Oak. 2742tf FURNISHED APARTMENT 710 Main. 2773W 3-HOOM DUPLEX Phono 0H50. 2700U FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities. Low rates.. 410 N. 10th. 7-24mtf CASCADE Apartmont Hotel Completely furnished. Con vonlcnt hotel service. Dny, week or month. 7-llmtf STEAM HEATED, air cooled apt. Corner Pino and Cedar. 1514tf CLEAN, desirnblo housekeeping room, utilities furnished. $4. 24B Brood, 7-28 2-BEDROOM furnished npnrt mcnt, 2300 Bichn. Call 7200 or 4327. 1841tf VACANCY Alpha Apartments. 7-U FURNISHED APARTMENT nt Court View Hotel. 3127tf R1VERVIEW Four rooms, fur nished, modern. Phono 5452. 7-28 NICELY furnished apartment Electrically equipped. Phono 8770 nftor 10 a. m. 2037tf EXCEPTIONALLY clean, pleas ant housekeeping rooms, $4 nnd up, Sleeping rooms $2. 410 So. Fifth. 7-17 26 Houses For Rent 4-ROOM HOUSE and cntch-nll room, furnished, $12. Phono 7807. 7-6 FOR RENT 4 rooms, modern, newly furnished, 1858 Ivorv. 76 FOR RENT Throe-room mod ern, furnished house, $20, In quire 142 Novadn. 3030tf 4-ROOM house, catch-all room; furnished. Newly papered, pnlntcd. Wnlklng rilstnnco. $18 month. Phone 7807. 7-7 MODERN two bedroom house; furnlturo optional, Reason able, Couplo preferred. In quire Lien's store, Stewart ad dition, linns RantAlla. 7-7 20 Houses For Rent TWO-ROOM furnished cabins, $4 week. Also trailer parking space. 2247 Hnmedals road 7-5 2-BEDROOM furnished house. Inquire 1321 Division. 2738U TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; movo yourself, save . Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 7-7mtf UNFURNISHED modern 3-room house. Phono 6058. 2181U 4-ROOM modern, unfurnished house, $27.60. 3313 Board mnn. Phono 7100. 7-B FOR RENT Small house $16. 1015 Owens. 7-B WILL GIVE FREE RENT to sin glo party in exchange for caro of property. Close In. Also 8-room house. Inquire P. C. Carlson, Shasta way and Pat terson. 7-7 4-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE 321 North 0th St. 7-8 FURNISHED 2-room house, Hlghlcys Murkot, Summers Lano, phono 8075. 7-8 TWO . BEDROOM unfurnished house in Mills addition. Call 5873 evenings. 7-8 BACHELOR CABINS Close In. $10 month. 510 Fifth. 8-1 3-ROOM unfurnished house, $16. Corner Bristol and Homedala. Inqulro 3440 Bonrdman. 7-0 SMALL, MODERN furnished houso. Utilities furnished 2123 Bichn. 1507U 28 Miscellaneous For Rent DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas cade Garage building. Cars, trucks, machinery, what have you? Call at all hours. Phono 5113. 7-llmtf STABLES at Sunset Horse Ranch for lease. Phone 5758 or see Mrs. Syd Evans at Sunset runrh. 7-7 30 Real Eitate for Sal One-Half Acre Shasta View New modern 3 room house, good soil, $1300.00 with $300.00 down. CHILCOTE & SMITH ' Sinco 1000 111 N. 0th Phono 4504 7-8 FOR SALE BY OWNER 5-room modern house. 1020 Sargent. 7-8 CRYSTAL'S GARDENS 5i acres, all planted. A bargain. Beautiful homesltc. Come sec. Merrlll-Lakovlow Junction. 7-8 SACRIFICE Upper Klamath liiko front hog ranch. . 27 ncrcs, 4-rooin house, outbuild ings, well, 41 miles from city center. $1000. Seo Paul Swl gnrt, evenings. 515 Klamath. 7-7 FOR SALE 4-room house, bath, foundation. Doublo garage; 50 by 100 ft. lot; gas and bus service. One year old. Small down payment. $25 month in cluding interest. Hap David at Buffalo Lunch. 7-7 FOR SALE 1540-acre stock ranch. 240 acres farming, 180 acres irrigated, 1300 acres hill land. 13 miles from Klamath. Also 53-acre potato ranch with largo dnlry barn near Malln. 17-nc. ranch, highly improved, wnlklng distance from Mnlln. Dewey Smith, Malln Hotel, i 7-8 MODERN 3-rm. furnished house with sleeping porch. Corner lot, fence and lawn. General Electric refrigerator, water heater and 3-burncr stove. Automatic Supcrfcx oil heater nnd Maytng washer. All assess ments paid. One block from bus lino 2204 Eberlein. $2000 or $1500 unfurnished. 7-6 STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH 652 acres, 300 in cultivation, nil fenced and cross-fenced. Modern 0-room house, Flamo gas. Barn, 2 brooder, 4 chick en houses, other outbuildings. Windmill, plenty water for stock. $7500, half cash, bal anco terms. Write M. K., Gen eral Delivery, Lakevlew, Ore. 7-22 FOR SALE 4-room home, six blocks from Main, Tip-top shape. Phone 3004. 7-11 WE HAVE a few mora new 2-bcdroom homes for sale. Phone 3004. 7-11 32 Real Estate Wanted CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE, equity or contract. Dale, 120 So. flth St. Dlnl 6072. 7-7 34 Automotive 1040 CHEVROLET Master Busi ness Coupo, 8500 miles, $800. 3818 Shasta way. 7-6 TIRES, VULCANIZING, section work. One-dny service. K. F. Tiro Co., 1045 So. 6th. Phone 4440.' 6-2 FOR SALE '30 Model A Tudor. 1211 Pine. 7-8 28 Automotive '41 PODGE- CUSTOM SEDAN, llko now, only 3000 miles. Sell or tradu. Dial 3488, or 2056 Lawrence street. 7-8 WILL TRADE two 5.50x17 six ply traction tread tires for two 6.00x10, or will sell same. Dale Dunham, 435 Oak. 3275tf HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good used pickups, and 1034-5-6-7 Ford and Chev rolet possenger cars In excel lent condition. See Vern Moore at Balslger Motor Co. 7-31 FOR SALE 1033 Ford coupe. Cheap. Good tires. See Irven Johnson, 4 miles N.E. Mer rill. 7-8 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. Phone 7378. 7-6mtf 36 Miscellaneous For Sale SALE Repossessed and Reconditioned Electric Ranges and Reconditioned Wood Ranges C. O. P. Co. 7-11 FOR SALE 5-plooe living-room set, practically new. Phone 8330. , 7-8 BEAUTY REST MATTRESS Nearly new, $20. Two-wheel trailer, good tires, $22.50. Vio lin $15. 3306 Laverne. 7-6 FOR SALE Cherries. Bines, Royal Anns and Lamberts, 4c you pick, Bsc picked. Bring containers. Bnglcy Orchard. Talent, Ore. Phone Ashland 7407. 7-11 -t- PLANTS Cabbage, peppers, potted tomatoes. Crystal's Merrlll-Lakcview Junction. 7-8 ONE NO. 8 BIRDSELL Clover Hullcr with extension feeder, in excellent condition, run only six seasons. Mrs. A. C. Hcston, Powell Butte, Ore. 7-14 FOR SALE Bungalow piano, perfect condition, Baldwin mnkc. Cash, Call at once. 1803 Sorgcnt. 7-5 FRED KELLEY'S SHOE SHOP at Charlie Read Soddlcry still has a complete stock of rubber soles and heels. 7-31 HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good tires and tubes, also tire carcasses for retreading. See Ross Johnson or Rod Smith at Balslger Mo tor Co. 7-81 CASH FOR USED TIRES and tubes, any size, any condition. K. F. Tire Co., 1045 So. 6th. 8-2 FOR SALE Model 20 Caterpil lar, 10 ft. tandem disc and grain drill, B ft. tumble bug scraper, plow and harrow. Phone 7895. 7-8 STOVES REPAIRED -All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phone 5671. , '7-31mtf CHERRIES FOR SALE Blngs. Royal Anns, 5c a pound. Bring containers and pick them. M S. Nichols, Ashland, Ore. Val leyvlow district. 7-6 FURNITURE, cash registers, stoves, touts, air conditioner, bar equipment, lunch counter, stools, miscellaneous articles. 618 Klamath Ave. 7-6 CITY MAPS Pocket size, up to the-mlnuto, Including subur ban sections. Block numbers indicated, index keyed to map. Price 20c. For sale at Cham ber of Commerce, Evcrbody's Drug, Lee Hcndrlck's Drug, Louie Polln's, Postofflce news stand, Carmlchacl's news stand, Robinson's Food store, Shaw Stationery, Herald and News, Vic's Signal Service. 2770U FOR SALE Holt combine with Holt motor, 10 ft. cut. Walter Smith, next to Oregon Hot Springs, Langell Valley. 7-8 INSULATE YOUR HOME With fire-proof U. S. Rock wool, blown in with our modern equipment. Mosf efficient in sulation method available. No down payment, easy terms Let us Also estlmato your roofing, painting or remodeling Jobs. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phone 3301 1638U MIRRORS AND FURNITURE TOPS made to order. Wo re silver old mirrors. Kimball's Glass Shop. Phone 7378. 7-6mtf 34 U. !4 t?K m ALASKA JililliliilM iiiiiiiijiUiiiiHIIiiMiililli! j!-l!j-i:i;- ,, PTV '7, Bering Sea1 ATsV Ax i " ', 1 ''"ii-" nuniva V H ' ft iTtnirH ILiSliTTtl 'srv KISKA ' r-ia&s& AMCHITXA TANAGA ,,' T it ' i' aTOaw .Jib. - r If, 1 Fire new attacks by U. S. army and nary planes on Jap forces In the Aleutian island. In cluding one bombing attack on transports and escorting vessels of the island of Agattu (1) and the others on nmy shore Installations on Kiska (2), wr announced by the navy. Divorces and Marriages on Increase at Reno, Report RENO, Nev., July 6 (P) The! first six months of this war year has brought Reno more divorces and moro marriages. Divorce filings are up 30.4 per cent and marriage license issu ances have increased 25.5 per cent over the corresponding per iod last year. There were 1307 divorce suits filed from January 1 to June 30, as against 1002 a year ago. Mean while 12,204 licenses to wed were issued, compared to 9747 in the first half of 1041. Attorneys are slightly puzzled at the rush of divorce seekers. Many expected fewer this war year. "Several of my clients say their husbands are going into the service and want to get their do mestic differences settled," one lawyer observed. Others believe that increased incomes have a tendency to has ten the end of long-smouldering difficulties. 38 Miscellaneous For Sal LUMBER For your garage or repair job. 2x4 $25. Ship lap $23. Shingles 80c bun dle. Ask us about eisy pay- ments. Suburban Lumber Co. 1970U USED CLOTHING for tho en tire family. The Bargain Store. 54 Main. 7-18 42 Miscellaneous Wlnted WANTED 20 cords fir wood delivered -Merrill. Santford Jones. Merrill. Ore 1983tf 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE Gentle saddle horse. Inquire caretaker, fair grounds. 7-6 FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, New Hampshire red hens. Rt. 2, Box 498, So. 6th. 7-6 FOR SALE 6 brood sows and 36 pigs, weight about 60 lbs. Gerry Wolfi, Chiloquln. . 7-7 FOR SALE 25 good dairy heif ers. Hcnzcl Bros., Malin. 7-9 REGISTERED ANGUS BULL for service. 4441 Homedale road. Phone 3045. 7-24 46 Financial CASH LOANS WITHOUT ENDORSERS 1 WATS TO GET A CONSUMERS CASH LOAN PRONI WRITS . COME IN You artd t co-Mfner or cndorMrt to ft a Co Humeri loin THREE LOAN PLANS NO, 1-1NCOMK LOANS On your aota only, Ma utln. menu. No co signer. NO. FURN1TI1RB LOANS Your character Is mora Important than tha furniture Itielf. NO. t-AUTO LOANS fctt to 1500 cash loam and red nanclng, CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY (M.tSI 8t.W 720 Pine St. Phone 7711 7-Slmlf See Dinty Moore For - AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Locally Owned Motor Investment COMPANY III N. Tlh . Lie. M-l Ftmiw 7-M mlf 48 Business Opportunltias FOR SALE Rooming house, 14 rooms, furniture and lease. 820 Klamath. ' 7-9 S. Bombs Japs in Aleutians , -J DUTCH rf -2.4J UNIMAK'ii 7 VNAIAIKA ISLANDS WNM ... Pacific Ocean County Clerk Elwood H. Beemer, in whose office the mar riage licenses are handed out over one counter and the divorce suits filed at another, has this explanation for the marriage boom: . "It's the war. Look at all the soldiers and sailors trooping in here with their girls every day. "Then there's lots of these old' er fellows 35 and over getting smoked out now. . - S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO: July 6 (P) (Fed.-State Market News Svc.) Cattle salable 600; steers active, strong; 3 cars short fed 1182 lb. steers $13.00 with 3 per cent shrink, load 1050 lb. grass steers $11.30 around 3 loads low medium $10.50 to feed-lots; half car 042 lb. heifers $10.50;. ew range cows $0.00; canners and cutters scarce, mostly $5.00-7.00; me dium bulls $0.50-10.50. Calves salable none. Nominal; good to choice veal quoted $13.00-50, Hogs salable 350; fully 20c higher; one load choice Oregons $15.60; bulk good to choice 185. 325 lb. barrows and gilts 15.40, new recent high; odd good sows $12.65; . Sheep: salable 3200; strong; choice quoted $13.85-14.00, nu merous decks good 70-75 lb. lambs $13.50, common sorted 10.30, shorn lambs $12.00-13.00; deck cull ewes $2.00, good quot ed 5.25. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, July 6 (AP-USDA) Inquiries were received today for medium fleece wools, a lew sales resulted, and options placed by mills who have bid on recent government orders for blankets. Bright country-graded three eighths and one-quarter wools were at 48-50 cents, delivered mill. Some semi-bright medium wools were reported bought in the country at prices 41-43 cents, delivered. LEGAL NOTICES . NOTICE OF FINAL . SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the es tate of Margaret J. Ambrose, de ceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, the Final Re port and Account of his Admin istration of said estate, and that the Court has appointed the 8th day of July, 1942, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock A. M. thereof, as the time, and the Court-room of said Court as the place for the hearing and settlement of said report and account. . Dated June 5th, 1942. KEITH K. AMBROSE, Executor of the Estate of Mar garet J. Ambrose, deceased. J8-15-22-29;Jy6.No.75 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF VACLAV RAJNUS, , Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed Executrix of the Estaia of Vaclav Rajnus, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are directed to pre sent claims properly verified to me at the office of Fred D. Fletcher, Suite 12, Melhase BIdg., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which is June 15th, 1942. ALZBETA RAJNUS, Executrix. J. 15-22-29; Jy.fMS No. 82 100 1 STATUTE MIL PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 6 (AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable 1650, total 2000: calves: salable and total 200; market generally steady; young cows stronger; me dium to good led steers mostly $12.75-13.50, two loads held above $13.85; grass steers $11.50 12.50, common grades down to $9.25; grass heifers $11.00-50; fed heifers held around $12.00-50; canher and cutter cows $5.00 6.50; fat dairy type cows, $7.00 25; heavy beef cows $7.50-8.50; good young cows $9.00-50; me dium to good bulls $9.75-11.00, odd head $11.25; good to choice vealers $13.00-14.00. HOGS: Salable 2000, total 2800; market active, steady with last Monday or week to 10 cents below Friday; good to choice 170 to 215 lbs., mostly $14.50, few truckins to $14.60, medium grade $14.35 down; 230-270 lbs., $13.75-14.00; light lights $13.50 to 14.00; good sows 325-550 lbs., $11.00-75, . lighter; weights to $12.25; good to choice feeder pigs, $13.75-14.50. ... SHEEP: Salable 1000, total 1300; market steady to strong, good ewes 25 cents and more higher; good to choice spring lambs $11.50-75, several lots to $12.00, medium grades down to $10.50; feeders mostly $10.00, common grades $9.00; yearling $6.00-7.50; few light ewes up to $4.25, mosely $3.25-4.00, com mon down to $1.50. CHICAGO WHEAT CHICAGO, July 6 (Ph-Wheat prices tumbled more than two cents a bushel today back to the lows established late last month, which represented tho lowest genera level reached by bread grain values here since before Pearl Harbor. July contracts hit a bottom of $1,151 before the market rallied late in the ses sion. Hedging sales associated with greatly expanding receipts' at major terminal markets in the harvest area, including Initial re ceipts of new wheat at Chicago, accounted for most of the selling. Short covering and buying at tributed to mills rallied wheat a cent from the day's1 lows but closing prices were 11-11 cents lower than Friday, July $1,161, September $1. 181-1. Corn closed 1-Jc lower, July 86-861C, Sep tember 88t-ic; oats l-lc down; rye i-lc off: soybeans 11-llc lower. Soybeans were down more than 3 cents at one time with wheat. HOC PRICES UP SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 ( Oregon hogs brought $15.50 a hundred pounds today for the first time in 16 years. The price at Chicago reached $15, also a 16-year record. The margin of only 50 cents over Chicago top prices was unusually small for this market. Ickes Hints Gas Rationing Coming WASHINGTON, July 6 (In terior Secretary Ickes Saturday dropped a broad hint that nation wide gasoline rationing would be necessary unless more rubber was contributed to the scrap pile. In telegrams to the mayors of principal cities, Ickes said "re sults of reclaimable rubber col lections to date Indicate the pub lic generally does not appreciate the urgency of the campaign." He added that "collections so far have not been sufficient to eliminate the necessity for rub ber conservation measures which we would like to avoid. VICHY, Unoccupied France, July 6 (P) Three Frenchmen were condemned to life impris onment at hard labor Saturday for the theft of 800 sheets of bread tickets from a ration card distribution center at Tours. Two others were given sentences of 20 years and two years at hard labor, ... LIGHT PROFIT SELLING STEMS STOCK ADVANCE By VICTOR EUBANK . NEW YORK, July 6 OP) In dustrial stocks, Including an as sortment of blue chips, con tinued to operate in recovery territory today but light profit selling stemmpd the advanct in some cases. Ralls turned a bit mixed af ter a good start and forenoon gains ranging from fractions to 2 or more points were reduced here and there in the closing period. Aircrafts tilted forward at the last. Transfers approxi mated 375,000 shares, largest since mid-June. Among active stocks, Santa Fe touched a new top since 1938 but failed to hold. U. 8. Rubber preferred also got Into new high ground for the year. Good movers most of the day were American Telephone, Al lied Chemical, Du Pont, Johns Manville, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Westinghouse, Unit ed Aircraft, Douglas Aircraft, Glenn Martin, Consolidated Edi son and Du Pont. . Faltering at intervals were General Motors, Chrysler, Amer ican Can, Southern Railway, N. Y., Central and Yellow truck. Closing quotations: American Can Am Car & Fdy Am Tel Sc Tel Anaconda California Packing Cat Tractor . Comm'nw'lth & Sou ... General. Electric General Motors -.. Gt Nor RRy pfd Illinois Central . Int Harvester . Kennecott Lockheed Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Cental Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El ... Packard Motor .... Penna R R Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck .... Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Calif .... Union Pacific ... 681 ; 471 U S Steel Warner Pictures POTATOES CHICAGO, July 6 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 266; on track 489; total US shipments Friday, 558, Saturday 257, Sunday ' 39; supplies heavy, demand good, market for best quality Bliss Tri umphs and - California Long Whites, slightly stronger, for Missouri Cobblers steady on best quality; California Long Whites, US No. 1, $3.60-65; Alabama Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1, $3.76; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1, $3.75; Missouri Cobblers, US No. 1, $2.25 . PORTLAND. Or., July (AP) TH fot lowlm an tin pilcti rUller py hol. tier, except where othenrlte noted: Butter Prints, A (rede. 41Ho ID pareh meat wrapper, HJ In certonll 8 irede. 40tac la parchment wrappers, eia la car tons. Bnttertat Flnt quality, niMlraura of A ot 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland, 4U lb.; premium quality, (maximum ot . oi 1 per cent acidity) tttc-4M lb. I valley routea and country polnti. In lea than first or a9e lb.; second quality at Portland, to under lint or fe!4-JM lb. Cheese Sellini prlcea lo Portland re tallera: Tillamook triplets, KM lb. I loaf, SO'ic lb.; triplets to wholesalers, Uo lb.; lost. i7Hc lb. I.o.b. Tillamook. Egasfrlce to producers: A larve, SMte lb.; B lane, 30-nc; A medium, io-Sttl B medium. SA-Me doien. Resale to retailers, e hlRher for cases, cartons. So higher. tlve poultry Buying prices: JIo. 1 iradt tenhorn broilers under Iba. ( ) Ib.j over Pi lbs., I9c; colored fryers, t to 4 lbs., t3c: i lbs., Kc: under I lbs., Itoi colored roasters, 3e: colored hens, M th.f Leghorn, under JV4 lbs., o over t lbs.. ISO I So. i grade hens, So leas; So. t grade. lOo less; roosters, e lb. ' Dressed turkeys Selling prlcest Hens, IT M lb.: toms ( ). Buying prices I Toms, ti o bins. Mo lb. Rabbits Average country killed, tS-M lb.: cllr killed, so-sro lb. Onions flreen. loo dot. bnnchesi Teiei Bermudas, Ms, II. SO eackl California redj Ms. 11.2; : yellow, Sl.io; Walla Walla, Il ls. rotators, new-Shsfter (Calif.) WblU Rose, 100s. M.551 local, H.M I.IO lug. Country Meals-Selling prices to retailers! Countrv killed hois, best hutchers, lie M lit lbs., lD lttio lb. t realsrs, fancy, intr Me; heavv, 17-18c; canner cows. He tb. good cutter cows, no lb. I bulls, 17o Ib.l spring lambs, SOo lb.; . yearling lambs, . god. 19 o lb, heavy, H 150 lb.) awes, Wo lb. Wool Hill eontraett. Oregon raneli, nominal, MSU lb. orossbreds, lO-llo Ib.l lamb ( ) lb. , , Hay Selling price on trucks; Alfalfa, Vo, 1, M.SO ton; oat.reteh, IH.no ton; wall" prices! Willamette clover, elO.on ton; ! ley points; timothy, eastern Oregon, tss.OO The leather In an average-sizo woman's pocketbook .would make a pair of array aviator's gloves. , v.; v; f . . Kit ; 24i 1161 -. 361 171 . 85. ; 3-11 361 91Z . , 22 7 48 , -301 301 SI U- 81 181 ' 2 . ... 191 331 J. 661 ; ; 129 . .34 Z.ZZZ it' Portland Produce .