July 18, 1948
HERALD AND OTWS, KL'AMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The riilht of th government to
Intern an American citizen with
lit hearing whon no low viola
Uon In charged was under chal
lenge In federal dlnlrlct court
Hare Tuesdny,
The cbb, bollevrwi first on
record here, Involve! Minn Mil-
Jjuye Endo, 22, former slntn do
vjartment of employment worker
t Sacramento.
Through hor iiltomey, Wl.
llam E. Korrltor, Pun Francisco,
Mill Endo Instltulud hnbrm
corpus proceedings to swure her
roleii.o from the Tuleluki' re
ropllon renter lit Newell, Cullf.
' She chiirKed army official
hid caused her to be detnlned
Illegally, had vlolnted her civil
right, affected her property
ri((ht end prevented her from
performing hnr rlKlilfnl duties.
In addition, she pointed out,
her brothur, Kunlo Kudo, Is now
in the army and this would ex
empt her from detention If "he
were of Italian or German rics
cint, Instead of Jnpiini'ne.
Othen Dismissed
Ferritor paid 67 oiher Jnp
aneee data employes, all citlzans,
were dismissed from the stnto
-ivll service at the same time as
1rvIiM Endo and under lmtllnr
condition!.
' In court, Jnmei C. I'lirccll,
another attorney for Mini Endo,
told Federal Judge Mlehael J.
Roche that the girl's underlying
eomplalnt l that she, an Amer
ican citizen, Is being held pris
oner under armed guard with
out ony charge having been filed
against her.
, Judge Roche mild he renliied
the case wnj one not lo he con
aidered lightly, and Hint ho want
ed more time In which to con
aider It. He recessed the hear
ing until Monday.
Assistant U. i. Attorney A. J.
Zlrpoll. representing the govern
ment, contended the effect of
.Issuing a writ of habeas corpus
jtjfor Miss Endo would be to chal
lenge the authority of the com
manding general of this military
area to exclude persons of Jnp
anese ancestry. Mo urged thot
thep residential order designated
military commanders to prc
aerlbe military areas and make
auch rules and regulations as
they saw fit. ,
New Deal Champion
Wins Renomination
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 15
Wr Josh Lee, SOyear-old sen
ator and unreserved new deal
champion, won democratic re
rtci.Mnatlon over nine opponenta
by a clear majority in unofficial
returns from yesterday's primary
election.
, He defeated 72-year-old W. H.
(Alfalfa Bill) Murray, former
covernor and congressman.
Murroy ran third behind Orel
VBusby, Ado attorney who ploy
ed for the Lee protest vote. Bus
by conceded Leo's renomination.
Each lima you taste Ice-cold Coca-Cola, you are reminded
that here It the quality of genuine goodness. Experience . . .
many a refreshing experience . . hat taught people everywhere
to trust the quality of Coca-Cola.
OTTIIO UMDII AUTHOKItV OS THI COCA-COl COMPANY IV
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS
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A big campaign to enlist Klamath Falls' Great Northern employes as 10 per cant war bond
buyers was opened this week, and this picture shows activity at the atart of the campaign. Harry
Wayne, ganarat agent, is shown In the foreground, buying a bond. Tha girls are Marion Sexton,
Mary Lou Sexton and Peggy Proulx. who Is rlsltlng here from St, Paul. O'.hsrs in the plctut
are H. R. Llstoe. C. E. Dennis, J. A. Balcom, E. L. Cloosa. Don T. Bradley, all of the CN, and
Merle Adems and Varna Owans of the county bond committee.
FBI IBS FORMER
NEW YORK, July IS (fP) A
Germnn-born former American
coast guardsman with a fancy
name and a loose tongue was
held on $25,000 bail today on
espionage charges.
Assistant FBI Director P. E.
Foxworth said the accused spy,
Washington Glendale Spiegel
berg, 35, hod on his person plans
of tho B-24 type bomber when
arrested In a Long Island bar
Sunday.
In Detroit, where he was
known as plain Alex Spiegel
berg, a partner in the Donelly
Engineering corporation said
last night that the spy suspect
"had full access to all draw
ings" of tho four-engine bomber,
manufactured by Ford, during
his employment as a proreas en
gineer with the Donelly firm for
the first four months of this year.
The Donelly official, Alex So
bodoskl, said Spiegolberg spent
his entire time there In work on
the Ford bomber plant machin
ery and "was in between Ford
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nrroui duo to tbo functional
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tAbltj Compound. It's b)pd thou
Mnrta upon thauwnd of women to
rHiPTo ucb annoyint nvmptom
Follov liM dlrctioni. plnUiara'a
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and us and had full access to all
drawings and everythlngs else."
The prisoner, born In Berlin
while his father was in the U. S.
consular service and therefore an
American cltiren, was found in
possession of 18 plans, diagrams,
drawings or blueprints of essen
tial bomber parta when seized in
a Hempstead, N. Y., drinking
place on the tip of an army cor
poral who overheard him talk
ing about them,. Foxworth said.
The FBI said Splegelberg was o
flshermon, miner and sailor In
Alaska from 1029 to 193S.
IT WORKS. ANYHOW
TOPEKA. Kans.. (TP) Horace
Anthony Holstrom, husky 18-year-old
athlete, passed his pre
liminary naval examination.
Then he happened to recall
was a baby showed his heart
was on his right side Instead of
his left.
Recruiting officers, bewilder
ed, sold they'd consult higher
authority before accepting him.
Some styles and feds are so
doggone sensible they don't last
long.
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BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, July .15 (AP-DSDA)
Sales of half-blood graded staple
territory wools were reported In
the Boston market today at a
price of $1.13, clean basis. Some
class 4-5 short fine territory
wool was sold at $1.10, clean
basis. Sales of scoured pulled
type B wool, a little on the short
side, were reported at $1.04.
Some bright and average bright
country-graded medium wools
were sold at 48 cents, delivered.
It appears that the Chinese
need not only our jack but a lot
of our ace, -
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LIGHT PROFIT
SELLING STALLS
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By VICTOR. EUBANK
NEW YORK, July 18 UP)
Stocks turned Irregular today
after light profit selling stalled
an early advance.
The list retained a good quota
of moderate galna In the final
hour, but steels, motors, rails
and rubbers yielded their morn
ing advantage and In a few
rases dipped under the previous
finals. The five-hour volume
was approximately 400,000
shares.
A In recent sessions Infla.
tlonary Ideas tended to offset
adverse war report from Rus
sia as a speculative influence.
Holding modest plus marks
were Bear Roebuck, Wool
worth, Douglas Aircraft, Sperry.
Glenn Martin. American Tele
phone, American Can and J. C.
Penney. Dow Chemical pushed
tip around 2 on a small turn
over. American Smelting and
Southern Railway were a bit
soft.
Closing Quotations:
American Can 68!
Am Car tt Fdy .... 29 i
Am Tel St Tel ...., 118
Anaconda 26J
Calif Pacltln . 181
Cat Tractor 361
Comm'nw'lth te Sou ...732
General Electric .... 27
Genera) Motor . 39 1
Ot Nor Fy pfd 211
Illinois Central ..... f
Int Harvester .. 49
Kennecott .... ... 30t
Lockheed . . 17
Long-Bell "A" 31
Montgomery Ward 80
Nash-Kelv 51
N Y Central 8J
Northern Pacific 5
Pae Ga & El ,. ... 191
Packard Motor ....... 21
Penna R R , 301
Republic Steel , 141
Safeway Store . 33 s
155 MEN FROM THIS ORGANIZATION
K l?(f Atutual (2onjjldenca an Jt Mutual 4) id
Cftaat &eed ate done. .
HOMER. The Iliad
1932 1942 Increase
Total Restates 35,9iiaf 170 ''192,318,611 434
Deposits 29,408,890 179,242,063 5 09
Luir$fDrS(urn 8,871,269 52,810,404 4 95
Gownm't Bonds 8,360,126 78,310,293 8 36
Capital Funds.. 3,926,678 12,203,347 2 10
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MIMBIR PIDIRAl DEPOSIT
Sears Roebuck 831
Southern Pacific 121
Standard Brands 31
Sunshine Mining 4
Union Oil Calif Ill
Union Pacific 71 i
U S Steel 801
Warner Pictures 5 s
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. July 15 (AP-
USD A) Cattle: salable and to
tal ISO; calves 35: market slow
In most classes, generally steady;
few grass-fat steers $11.00-50,
common grades $9.00-10.00, cut
ters down to $7.50; common
heifers $8.00-75; medium beef
heifers up to $10.00; eanner and
cutter cows $5.00-8.25; fat dairy
type cows $6.75-7.00; heavy beef
cow $7.80-8.25; good young
cows quotable to $9.00 or above;
medium to fairly good bulls
$9.50-10.50; common grades
$9.00 down; good to choice veal
ers strong at $13.00-14.00.
Hogs: Salable and total 300;
market octlve, strong, top 10c
higher; good to choice 175-220
lb. $14.50 to mostly $14.80; few
lots $14.65-75; 230-280 lb.
$13.75-14.00; light lights $13.50
1400; good sows 350-625 lb.
$11.00-12.00; smooth sort up to
$12 50; good to choice feeder
pigs salable around $13.73-14.50
or above.
Sheep: salable and total 300;
market steady; one lot strictly
good to choice springers 90 lb
$11.75, others mostly $11.30;
Increased supply medium to
good grades slow at $10.25-
11.23; good feeders $9.50-10.00;
common lambs down to $9.00
light culls down to $5.00; com
mon yearlings $6.00; medium to
good ewes $3.00-4.00; common
grades down to $2.00.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Ctlontl AnJ You'll Jump Out of
Bed la the Mornini Ruin' to Co
Tfeo Uvtr should poor 2 plnti of bila jule
Into your bowtU evtn- dir. ! thu I
not fiovlnt fw;lj, year tooi ma? not dl
VMt. It may Jutt dwar In the bowls. Then
rtt hlMU tip roar tomteh. Yoa ret con
tlptted. Yob fool soar, tank and the world
looks punk.
It UkM thOM good, old Ctrur't Little
LiTor ftlla to iret these t pints of bile flow.
In freely to make roe feel "op and up."
Get a package today. Take aa directed.
Effective to making Pile flow freebr. Ask
Carter's Uttlst Llrer Fills. 100 and 3M.
A sound policy of putting 'deposits to work
in Oregon4'. . . a genuine interest in the wel
fare of our customers, both large and small
...backed by a loyal staff ...is the formula
which has produced, in this ten-year period,
the results indicated below:
Tht hweese In Capital Funds has come solely from earned income after
payment of dividends. No stock has been sold to the public. This bank
k 77 years old and hat paid uninterrupted money dividends for 71 years.
41 Utancftes
OF PORTLAND
Car Loadings
For June Top
1929 Record
SEATTLE, July 15 fP)The
Pacific northwest advisory board
said today car loadings in this
area In June totaled 113,926
cars, highest for the month since
1929.
forest products took 40,833
cars and grain 6850 cars, largest
for the month in the board's rec-
ordi, which start In 1924. Fruit
loadings were down to 1842
cars, compared with 2321 the
same month last year.
The six month s loadings this
year amounted to 637,273 cars,
also the largest for the period
since 1929. s
The loadings cover Washing
ton, Oregon, the panhandle of
northern Idaho and the western
row of counties in Montane.
CHICAOO WHEAT
CHICAGO. July 15 tPy
Wheat prices declined today fol
lowing house approval of a sen
ate proposal to allow sales of
government wheot at prices be
low parity. Other grains fol
lowed the bread cereal down
ward.
The action of the house sur
prised many traders, because the
house previously had been firm
in its demand that no sales be
permitted below 100 per cent of
parity. The senate proposal had
the support of President Roose.
velt.
Approval of the senate's mea
sure meant that 125,000,000
bushels of wheat could be sold
for feeding purposes at not less
than about 83 cents a bushel. Un
der the house's previous mea
sure, providing for sales at not
less than parity for wheat, the
RED ITCHY SCALY
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First applications of wonderful noth
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promptly relieve tha Intense (toll
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heal the red, scaly akin. Amazingly suc
cessful (or ever SO years) First trial of
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IN S U R A N CI CORPORATION
minimum figure was about $1.35
a bushel.
After dipping more than a cent
from the previous close, wheat
rallied at the finish to reduce
extreme losses. Wheat closed 1c
to ic lower. July $1.19t, Sep
tember $1,211-1: corn was un
changed to ic down, July 881a,
September 801c.
POTATOES
CHICAOO, July 15 (AP
USDAV Potatoes, arrlvala 49;
on track 182; total U. S. ship
ments 865; supplies light, de
mand fair; market steady to .
firm for best stocks; California
Long Whites US No. 1, $4.15;
Idaho Bliss Triumphs US No. 1,
$4.30; Aarkansos Bliss Triumphs
$3.20; Maryland Cobblers US
No. 1, $2.70; Kansas Cobbler
$1.60-2.15; Missouri Cobblers,
$1.50-210.
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