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illy 8, 1942
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
STOCK MARKET
CLIMBS AFTER
MILD RETREAT
By VICTOB EUBANK
NJ5W YOHK, July B (P) Tho
dock market resumed Iti sum
mer rise today ulli-r a mild ex
tension of TuMdny'it rolreat.
Gulns mnglng from fractions
In 2 points or so vvtts wo 1 1 dls
Irlbulcd through tho list In tho
final hour.
Ttpf were several Intervals
of A.ivlly mid duullngs wore ap
praxlmiilitly 5711,1)1)0 shares.
A ulnnp Jump In Bruin prices
on furm legislative development
hud some efioct on the buying
tideg In ttocka.
Lending tho stock exchange
upturn were Uothlohein Hteat,
up more tliiin il point "l the
host, and U. 8. Utaul (or nearly
as much. ' Other prominent
cltmbors war Youngslown
Sheet, Goneral Mutorn, Chrysler,
Douglas Aireruft, Arnericun Can
Dow. Chomlcnl, liuponl, ustinan
Kodak, Aimcomlu, Owwis-1111-nols,
Benin to and ritundnrd OH
(N. J.)
Bonds were steady.
Closing quotations:
American Cun 68 1
Am Car & t'cly 281
Am Tel it Tul 1101
Anaconda 2lt
CnlivPucklng ..... 17
C:uihotor 361
CummonwuHltli 6i Sou 733
General Elecliiu iISi
General Motors . 30
(it Nor Hy pfd 22k
Illinois Central ..... fii
lnt llurvoster 40k
Kcnnocott 301
Lockheed 17 1
Montgomery Ward 301
Nush-Kelv -. M
N Y Central fit
Northern Pacific ... os
Pc Cat St El 10
Packard Motor Ji
l'unna R H 20
-Ronubllo Steel 1
RlcWlold Oil 7
Sulowsy Stores 33s
Scars Hoebuck ..- Mis
Southern Pacific - .... 12i
Slnrard Brands ........... 3i
Suit Ine Mining ......... . 4
Trans-America 41
Union Pacific 08
U S Steel 4lU
Warner Pictures
BOSTON WOOL
B05TON, July 8 (AP-USDA)
Sales of medium fleece wools
suitable (or pending government
blanket orders went reported in
the Boston markot today at firm
prices, Some bright and average
bright fleece wools wero sold at
48 cents, grease basis, delivered
for counUy-grndcd wools run.
ning bulk quarterblnod. Scoured
pulled wools Typo U, had soma
demand at close to celling prices
K WOMAN AND A HAIHPIN1
MARTINEZ, Calif., The
ferryboat Chorles Van Domm
ran aground and passengers
were stranded for several hours.
Tn while awav ths time a
wcAi began fishing with a pin
iinda piece of string,
It was a very nice catfish she
rntight,
"Sale" Is a Spanish werd
mennlng "out It goes."
To Mine distress 01 munihi.tv
W m a A
Female weaxness
AND HELP BUILD UP REO BLOOD!
Lydla E. Plnkham's TABLETS
(with added Iron) havo helped
tlwutnndi of girls to relieve func
tional monthly pain and weak
fMltntis. Plnkhem s Tablets ALSO
help build up rrd blood and thus
md In promoting more slrendth.
Made etptctallu or women. Fol
low label directions. Worth trying I
STRICTLY BUSINESS
"i ' ' "I wouldn't mind so much, deer, If only
we had a coal furnacal"
"Don't worry, dear I lust called FRED HEILBRONNER,' and
bouuht a "Warm Morning" Coal Heater. Holds 100 lbs. of coal,
oml-automatlo magailne feed. Heats all day and all night with
POTATOES
CHICAGO, July 8 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes, arrivals 00; on track
2U8; total US shlpmrnts 301; sup
piles moderate, dnmund moder
ate, market slightly stronger on
best stock; California Long
White US No. 1, $3.78-80; Okla
homa Bliss Triumphs US No. 1,
$3.28; Arkansus ullss Triumphs
U3 No. 1, $4.00; North Carolina
Cobblers US No. 1, 2.5; Mis
souri Cobblors US No. 1, 2.00
40; Illlss Triumphs US No. 1,
$2.00-80.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., July B (AP-
USD A) CATTLE; Salable and
total 101); calves, salable 80, totul
60; market slow, steady with
Tuesday's close or weak to most
ly 28 cents lower than Monday)
few stocker steers, 10.00-10.28;
grass.fat steers $11.80 12,28:
strictly good light grain-fed auot
able to $13. UA; cutter to common
helfors $7.28-8.78; medium buef
heifers up to $10,78; cornier and
cutler cows, $8.00-8.28; fnt dairy
type cows up to $7.00; medium to
good beef cows, $7.78-8.78; good
young cows quotable to $U.80;
bulls weaker, culler to medium
grades, $7.78-10.00; fairly good
heavy bulls up to $10.80; good
to choice venlers $13.00-14.00;
common to medium grades, $0.00
to $12,80.
HOOS: Salable 480; total BOO;
market fnlrly active, steady to
strong with Tuesday s best time;
good to choice around 17 ila lb,
drive-Ins mostly $14 80; few
choice lots to $14.00; medium
grades down to $14.28; 230-270
lbs., $13.80-73; light lights $13.28
to $13.78; good 880 880 lb. sows,
$11,00-78; lighter weights up to
$12.28; choice light feeder pigs,
salable, $14.28-80.
SHEEP: Salable 800; total
830: market active, steody; good
to cholra spring lambs, mostly
$11.80-78; extreme top $12.00
common grades down to $10.00;
medium ewes $2.80 with good
ewes quotable to $4.00,
CHICAGO WHEAT
CHICAGO, July 8 Wj In the
sharpest advance in weeks,
wheat prices today rose almost $
cents a bushel at one stage, as
buying expanded to largo scale
proportions. At a peak of $1,211,
July wheat was the highest it
has been since May and obout 6
cants above last Monday's low.
Renewal of flour business and
buying Inspired by senate pas
sage of legislation to raise gov
ernmenl loan rates on basic
crops, Including wheat, prompt
ed tho upturn.
Although late profit taking
and hedging reduced the gains
by more than a cent, wheat
closed 21-31 cents higher than
yesterday. July $1.20, Septenv
her $1,221-1.
Corn, up cent or more at one
time In sympathy with wheat,
finished l-le higher, July 871c
September 00t-00c; oats 11-1 io
higher; rye 3-2t o higher; soy
beans t-liD higher. Rye was up
as much as 31 cents at one time
with wheat,
TOO SMOOTH
MILWAUKEE. 0P Charged
with speeding. Robert Freeman
negro, won a suspended sentenco
with this:
"I was thinking about buying
a new car and I was trying It out
when this officer stopped mo
That car Is a 1941 model and
tell you, Judge, it seemed Ilka I
was just moving about 10 miles
an hour. It rolled along that easy,
The car I have now is a 1036
model and when it goes over 30
I sure know It.
WOMEN POLICE OFFICERS
BUFFALO, N. Y., July 8 (P)
Three women police officers re.
ported for duty today at -Bell
Aircraft corporation, the vn
guard o( scores to be hired and
attired in a feminine version of
the standard company police uni
form. They were assigned to In
side work with the same duties
as male guards.
by MeFeatteta
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CHICAGO, July 8 Wi Wheat
prices advanced ulmost 8 cents a
bushel today as result of heavy
flour business and buying In
plied by senate pussiiga of legis
lation which would Hit govern
ment loan rates on basic erops
from HB per cent to full parity.
Wheat prices wera tna highest
since lata In May.
Pit brokers said buying came
from all Intornstn In the market
with mills active us a result of
greatly expanded flour business
approaching last week's propor
tions following o lot-up m de
mand from bakers earlier this
week.
July whot bit a peak of
$l.2li shortly after noon, at
which figure It whs the highest
In more than a month and about
18 cunt higher than a year ago.
At the day's high July wheal was
obout fl cents over lust Monday's
low,
Late profit taking reduced the
gains somewhat but wheat fin
ished 21-3 H cents higher than
yesterday with July at $1.20,
Other grains rose with wheot,
corn gaining cent, onla more
than a cent and rye more than
2 cents.
IT
OFFICER SWORN IN
MINNEAPOLIS, July 8 lP)
Hortense Mae Uoutoll, 20-year.
old supervisor of 18 women In
en orms plant, today was be.
lleved the first womon army of
ficer candidate in the country
to be sworn In.
Miss Boutell was sworn In at
the army recruiting station here
last night aftor completing
final medical checkup.
"I m ready to do anything
they want me totlo everything
from riding a Jeep to pounding
a typewriter or cooking meols."
she said. I ll miss the duck
season this fall, but I know how
to us my old 18-gauge shot
gun and if nocesiary I'll go
right to tho front to fight the
Japs or the nazls."
Her salary will drop from $88
week to $80 a month. Her
army pay started immediately
aftor she took her oath, and she
was given a furlough. She will
report to school at Oes Moines,
la., July 10.
"Romance will have to take
a back seat," she sultl. "I'm in
the army now. But If 'some
handsome captain comes along
how can I tell what'U hap
pen?" DEAR, DEAR
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y OP)
Tho Fourth of July weekend
sentso many hundreds of city
folk Into the woods of Palisades
Interstate park that they forced
many of the deer from their
stamping grounds.
One deer was killed on a high
way, while others fled to the
edgos of towns and villages and
waited there miserably until
the metropolitan Dan'I Boones
packed up their sleeping bags
and left the park to the Inhabi
tants who were thera first.
A 16-lnch gun should not be
fired more than ISO times with
out overhauling.
TftrPrtsWanf says w
shouW talc VACATIONS!
lvcret from luttmem br fmU
dtnt Rooivtlii "It hit ben
Erovtn btyood doubt thit humn
ejflt ctnnot luiltin continued
nd prolomtd work for vary long
without obtaining t proper bil
met between work on the on
hind and vacation and recreation
on the other."
TMi Trip Cftoof
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Solomon Couldn't Solve
This Case, But Uncle Sam Did
DETROIT. July 8 fP) Joseph
W. Ehasz, 27, of Washington,
l'a., presented a problem which
Recorder's Judge John J. Muher
admitted neither he nor a Solo
mon could solve but maybe Un
cle fiom could.
Ehasz was chnrged with big
amy, and the facts admittedly
were peculiar.
The defendant was a worker
in a war plant. When tires were
plentiful, he drove his car to
work, and spent evenings at
homo with his brunette wife
Hosylena, never meeting such
comely blondes as Mary Jane
MacDonnld, encountered in a
street ear which replaced the
family car as transportation.
But he did meet Mary Jone,
"and, Judge, I found myself lik
ing her," he told the court.
Followed a bit of subterfuge.
SEATTLE, July 8 (IWWhile
mora than 1000 membors of the
International Moldere and Foun
dry Workers' union meet to de
cido whether to request strike
nancllon by Internationa offi
cers, Seattle foundries working
on war contracts are shut down
today.
Fred Kruse, secretary of the
Seattle Metal Trades, council,
said the workers decided to meet
toduy after employers in about
35 foundries offered a pay raise
based on the wage pattern out
lined for shipyards at the Chi.
cago shipyard conference sever
al months ago,
Molders and core makers now
receive $1.07 an hour, Krus
said. The union Is asking $1.32
and the employers have granted
$1.20. The union is asking a
minimum of 80 cents an hour
for all workers. Present mini
mum is 72 V cents,'
Tho men will resume work to
morrow. Cigar dealers offer a custom
er the whole box, so that he may
pick out the desired number,
merely as a sanitary measure.
Eagles cannot carry off ob
jects weighing more than 10 to
IB pounds, scientists have shown
by tests.
hut moor coid moor
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Economy Dutt Mop 79c
Jfthnton'i Glo-Coat 98c
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It's easy to boy on this eonrenlent plan.
Porebaaes totaling Si5 or more are available on our budget terms.
.JIN IN PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S DRIVE TO COLLECT SCRAP RUBBER JUNE 15th TO JULY 10th.
THE FOLLOWING FIRESTONE DEALERS AND STORES ARE OFFICIAL RUBBER COLLECTION STATIONS
FflIRETDNE
527 MAIN ST.
He told wife Rosylena he had
entered night school, and thus
was able to spend more time
with Mary Jane. Then he told
Rosylena that he had been re
classified by his draft board,
and he made arrangements to
send Rosylena home to Pennsyl
vania while he went into the
army.
Rosylena went, but cam back
to find Mary Jana In her apart
ment us Mrs. Ehasz,
"I didn't know he was mar
ried," said Mary Jane,
"A Solomon couldn't solvo
this ease," said Judje Maher,
"but Uncle Sam can.
"I understand h actually has
been reclassified.
Ehasz was put on probation
until drafted, when both wom
en said they wanted him back
Road Blocks to
Halt Invasion
Discussed at Meet
SALEM, July 8 MFWPlsni for
road blocks to halt the advance
of enemy troops in case of inva
sion were discussed here yes
terday at a meeting attended by
army officers, Gov. Spraguc,
State Highway Engineer R. H.
Baldock, and Brig. Gen. Ralph
N. Cowglll, commander of the
Oregon stato guard.
. All stato highway dopartment
engineers will be organized Into
a company of the state-guard,
Oovernor Sprague said all civ
ilian defense agencies in Oregon
were operating 100 per cent,
while General Cowglll said
thera now are 8000 men In the
state guard and other companies
are yet to be organized
United States production of;
natural gas In 1940 amounted to ;
3.800,000,000,000 cubic feet. v
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Searl and Jar Covr 1 .49
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4-H GARDEN
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"Tom and Harry, Dick and
Mary, how does your garden
grow?"
That Is the question to be an
swered by members of the Fort
Klamath and Modoc Point 4-H
Garden clubs on Thursday when
C. C. Jenkins and A. H. Bussman
start -a garden inrpection tour
which will take them in the next
few weeks to every club In the
county.
Jenkins and Bussman will
meet with the Fort Klamath club
members and their leader, Mrs.
Ray Loosley, at 8 a. m., and with
Modoc Point members and their
leader, Mrs. R. H. Carson, at 4:30
p. m. Thursday.
Tentative ratings of the gar
dena inspected will be made in
connection with The Herald and
News Victory Garden contest,
but final scoring will not take
place until August 26-27. At
that time, A. G. B. Bouquet, gar
den specialist from Oregon State
college will Judge all gardens en
tered.
Density of population in the
United States Is now 44.2 per
sons per square mile, according
to tne census bureau.
Nevada Is the least thickly
populated state in the union,
with one person to the square
mile.
Gil
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Wood reinforced with metal.
Basy to open or fold up.
Classes on the beach, with
teachers and pupils wearing
bathing suits, are conducted by
one school In St, Petersburg, Fla.
"Doctor
l.'c. is, , trf-'us-v'!!!
h-iwwi'
Kenneth Perkins
MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIALIST
Regular tune-ups will save you big repair bill later
on. Take advantage of a scientific tune-up by our
specialist, Ken Perkins.
You'll save money, prolong the life of .your ear, and
help win the war by "keeping 'em rolling" on the
home front.-
Dick B. Miller Co.
The Big Olds Tower at 7th and Klamath
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h 2.39
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Housing
fflodt Oockl, Finish Beat
value of the summer good quality fan
8-lnch else gives excellent air circulation.
miss this value!
Sturdy Modern
Home Brooms
79
Made of 100
high grade
springy broom
corn. Sewed
five times.
Fiber Brooms
1.09
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far sernbbing.
High quality nber,
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Durable.
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Six attnctlvely decorated
glasses and compartment type
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within seven years, In Colonial
days.
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SHEARS
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poaitica.
Cultivator
1.29
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Hose
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