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Inly 33, 1942 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN .ATE STEELS SE STOCK RISE B? VICTOR EUDANK NliW YOHK. Ji'ly 23 lTi nlu iulllim In Urn alf today llii'rknl a suluc.llva i lu 111 stocks , Inil left Hhi market Irrouiilur t In' cluiii. : .Signal fur I In1 reversal whj iii k drop ( iiiki'u Hum point n U. 3. Sluel Just before thu ilooa. Hothlclioni matched till) III) unci some nllii'r Imidcia, pic Jiuly In Hhi plus division, gave ' .p i coiihIiIriiiIiIu purl of their (IlltU. Slrul ruiumoii' lull unt emu iftei" Willi street heard uuoftl :iil nsliniliU's Unit thu corpora Ion's Juno quuitcr profit might H- cut by tuxes In h level luav UK HHIo balance for llic stock. ; Earlier tlia nini kill had fol owed rails und rubber lo mad' tMly higher Inval. ' Mtm-kit l'i'l.iliilnij small ad-nnci-H iiu'Iiidvd Union Carbide, taMiiinn Kodak. Simla IV, South im Railway, Southern t'licltic, Induction and Scars Hoe-lin-k. Dupont dosed off 2 and UIM Chemical gave tip a point. Transactions wore mound ' illU.OOO slimes Closing quotation: Vnierti-sn Can , 001 Vin Car & Kdy 244 tin Tel ti Tel 118 C" )aconda ... 2fli ,illf Parkins 18 ;t Tractor 30 romm'pw'llh A- Son 310 ienoral Ekctric 2H Ji'iioral Motors 3111 !l Nor Ry pfd ..... 31 1 Ihnals Central 81 lit Harvester 4di tenntcolt 301 ,ockhcd 174 flimtliomrry Ward 301 :i.il-Ki-lv Si f V Central lurthnrn Pacific . .u Gas & El . .ickord Motor . II 8 III 2k 20 t enn R B t-publlc Steel Hi tlelifield Oil 71 Infowny Store 341 tears Roebuck 80 fLuilhern Pacific 134 'I.ndard Brond 31 tunnhlne Mining 41! rrans-Amerlca 41 Jnlon Pacific - 71 ) S Steel 481 Vurner Pictures 81 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, fuiy 22 if Fed-Stote Market i ew) CATTLE: Salable 100: teers absent, medium quoted il 1.00-12.00. fed kinds sharply ibove, package Snarling steers, 110.00 to country; medium to ood heifers scarce quoted, $9.50 t $10.30: nearby gross cow nostly $7.73-8.00; cutters large V $6 23. canners $3.50; bulls 19.50-10.00. Calves, snlnble 15; lomhial. I HOGS: Salable 200; around 5- 3 cents higher; bulk good, 185. 135 lb. barrows and gilts, $15. GO 'S, latter extreme top and new d -ent high; odd good sows, 1.2.73. SHEEP: Salable 2500; good to holc lambs scarce, undertone toady; medium to common feak to 25 cent lower; medium p choice ewes quoted $3.80-5.2$. PORTLAND, Ore., July 22 fkP-USDA Cattle: salable and ptal 100; calves salable 35, ptal 50; market active, strong; plry type cows now fully 25c Jgher for week; odd head grass !l steers $11.00-12.00; common ades $9.00-10.00; mixed steer id heifers $11.00; common med )m beef heifer $n. 00-10.25; pmmon dairy type heifers down i $8 00; cannor and cutter cows p.ZS-fl.SQ: fat dairy type cows I! 75-7.25; beef cows to $8.25; jlxed cows and heifers $0.23; tiinmon-merllum bulls $8.00 ll.OO; good bulla $10.50; good hoice. vealers steady at. $13.00 4 00; common down to $9.00. i logs: salable 350; total 400; larket active, fully steady; good liolce 173-218 lb. drlve-ln 4 75 to mostly $14.85; medium ndn9 down to $14.30; 230-280 , $14.00-23; llijht-llghls $13.73- 100; good 300-350 lb. sows 13.00; 265-000 lb. $12.25-73; lod-cholre 120-150 lb. feeder g $14.25-18.00; one lot special ' 32 lb. weights $22.00. .Sheep: salable 200, total 230; lirket sleady, strong; -good hrlngers mostly $11.80; few 1 130; medium grades down to 0.00; common down to $9.00; ,v feeders $9.30; good ewes 73-4.25; common down to .30. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissure or Fistula Bufli diiAtrUr Imritr rsur sHh IllcUBflV rnlnff Wit, for30vifw hv Curin(ullT trted theu I till ol poapiBior IB . M AHnllnanan). Nn it rtj II Irom work. CH I it.. A.anlnallna At nantl (or . opin fvefilnoi, M.,Wtrf ftl, 7 h Dr. C.J. DEAN LLINIU Phynlelan and rturK It I, Cot. t. urild nil 3tnd A. Tl.rbon AH -Klin, PmlUnJ, Omion LUNG STOPS WHEAT CHICAGO, July 22 Wi A firm undertone pruvatlod In tlia wlieut pit today on buying, attrib uted primarily to mill. Hedge selling was sin" 1 1 and buyer wiira eucouragud by tli falling off In tlm inoveinmit of tlia win ter wheut crop. Corn prices also remained firm, although fulling to tally with wheat late In tha session. Trader said Country offering of corn nro nut praising became the feeding vnluo of corn is high and commercial use of the grain I much above tlia average, Wheal clnil J-l cnts higher. July 91.171. September $1.20 1 30s and corn wns te lower to to higher, July 801c, September 1)01 -tc. Oats fliilshvd l-lc high er, l.v l ie up and soybeans Ic lower ta tc higher. Receipt of ash wheal at pri mary market of 1,704,J0() Imih. el showed a reduction ot 840, ooo bushel from a week ago and compared with 3,019,000 buahels a year ago. POTATOES CHICAGO, July 22 (AP USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 73; on track 348; tnlnl U. S. ship ments 3711; supplies moderate, demand fair; for Washington Long White market firm, for red stock all sections, market weaker, for Missouri Cobblers market steady on hest quality; Idaho Bliss Triumphs U. S. ,No. 1. $3.40 58; Washington Long Whites U. S. No. 1. $4.10-28: Indiana nilss Triumphs D. S. No. 1, $3.13; Nebraska Red Warbas U. S. No. I. $3 23-40; Mljiourl Cobblers fair quality $I,22,i-78; Missouri Bills Tri umph fair quality $1.75-90. Alaska Mayor Flays Censorship Of Aleutian News PORTLAND. July 22 P "Wouldn't America rather know stepby-step that the Japanese are conquering the Aleutians than to hear all at once that all Alaska Is gone?" Mayor J. W. Fletcher of Unalaska, asked Tuesday In flaying the rigid cen sorship on Alaska war news. In an interview, Mayor Fletch er said: "Where it makes sense, where there' even the least thread of chance that the enemy doesn't have certain informa tion, censorship is desirable. But In tha case ot Attn and Klska. there was nothing to hide. The Japanese knew they were there . . . and they knew we knew It because they had con tacted our planes. Yet the pub lic wo kept In Ignorance." . Robert Olson, 14, Killed Tuesday SPOKANE, July 22 OPt Dis charge of a rifle which he was- examining resulted In the fatal Injury of Robert Olson, 14, of Medford, Ore., near here yester day. Coroner I. S. Collins said young Olson died after being hit In Um mouth with the rifle bul let. He was with a cousin, Ver non Comstock, 10, at the Corn stock ranch four miles west of here when the accident hap pened. The Olson family had moved only recently to Medford from Redmond, Ore., Collins said. ' In efflee, factories, shipyards and workshops, frte refrsihsi with Ico-cold sunny side of things. lo refreihment without , refreshed, you do more work and bettor work. SOTTllD UND8 AUTHORITY OP THI COCA-COLA GOMPANV V ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS ABi Spring St. Phone 8632 AMERICAN W CASUALTIES TOTAL 44,143 WASHINGTON, July 22 (IP) United Status forcas have suf fered 44,143 casualties since the war began 4801 dead, 3218 wounded and 30,124 misting. An office of wur informal ion statement last night said that since most of the mtuslng were at llatauu and Corregidor and In Java, thoy am balleved to be prisoner of war. No definite report as to their status has been received from the International Red Cross. The casualties by services: Afmy Killed B03. Wounded 1413. Missing 17,432. Philippine Scouts , Killed 479. ' Wounded 734 Missing 11.000. Navy Killed 3420. Wounded 1031. Missing 7072. Prisoner of war: Navy Officers sa. Enlisted men 249. Marin Corps Officers 40. Enlisted men 081. Editorials on News (Continued From Page One) planes can't he sunk by sub marines. , IELSON. war production head, receives tha cargo-carrying plane Idea without SURFACE enthusiasm. He cautions against optimism and say that consid erations of strategy, time re quired to construct the planes and availability of labor, facili ties and materials, which can not be obtained except at the ex pense of other parts of the war effort, must be studied. But, he adds, tha idea will be adopted or rejected as quickly as possible thus, by inference, pledging that it won't be buck passed to death. IA1SER and Higglns, one guesses, believe the.day of the surface cargo carrier tn war lime is drawing to a close that the submarine Is mastering the merchant ship as the war plane Is mastering the battleship. T)ONT Judge Nelson loo harsh- ly by his WORDS. He too is a man of Imagination. He has proved it often enough. Rf member that when he spcoVs publicly he is speaking to the axis and to Japan as well as to us. He must guard ALWAYS against tipping off his plays to the opposing team. AS to air power generally and this cargo-carrying plana Idea in particular, this thought Is growing In American minds: This country didn't become the greatest nation on earth by muddling along- in the old ruts in the old ways. Ita greatness has arisen out of ABILITY TO Coca - Cola Is a pleasant moment on the This welcome drink Is the way turning from work. When IMAGINE and COtmACK TO TRY OUT breath-taking projects. l?on t laugh at Kaiser and Higglns. Hugo Sugar Beet Crop Predicted SALT LAKE CITY, July 22 W) America will harvest 12,. 800,000 ton of lunar beets this year and farmers wll; receive SB. 38 i ton for them. Neil Kelly ol Washington predicted lo west ern gruwors and procpssora lust nght. He predicted the crop would be harvested on tlmo ond would oxcetid the record crop of 1940. Rubber Drive Nets 454,153 Tons WASHINGTON. July 22 UP) The scrap rubber drive has re sulted in a total collection of 434.133 tons. Wllllom H. Boyd. Jr., chair man of the petroleum industry war council, reported this figure Tuesday In President Roosevelt. The president mode public the final figures at his press confer ence without comment. RENDERED HONORS Sergeant Thomas Jones com manded the marine corps de tachment which rendered honors when Old Glory was first raised over American Smoa In ln0 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Civil Service Commission of Klamath Falls. Oregon, that competitive examinations will be held on Saturdav, August 13th, 1942, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. in the City Hall In Klamath Falls, Oregon, for poslHons with the Police De partment of the City of Klam ath Kails, Oregon. Applicants for the positions of Policemen will be examined upon the general duties required of Policemen. Certificates of health and physical qualifications by a doc tor's examination must be sul) mitted at the time the applicant takes the examination. . Application blanks may be procured from the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission in the Police Judge's Office at the City Hall In Klamath Falls, Ore gon, and must be completed by the applicant and filed with the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission at the City Hall on or before August 1st, 1842, at 12 o'clock noon to entitle per sons to take the examination. L. M. ACKERMAN, Secretary of Civil Sen-ice Commission, City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. H Jy 22-29 No. 85 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Civil Service Commission of Klamath Falls. Oregon, that competitive examinations will be held on Saturday, August 15th, 1942. at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. in the City Hall in Klamath Falls. Oregon, for positions with the Fire Depart ment of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Applicants for the positions of Firemen will be examined upon the general duties required of Firemen. Certificates of health and physical qualifications bv a tor's examination must be sub- pavte thai to turn vou work You H 'i rj ti i Inexpensive Cloth Mukcs Home Lovely You'll want a get started at once on this lovely pineapple cloth so rich-looking and yet so easy to crochet You can make it In various sires. Pattern 7868 contains instruction for cloth in various sizes; Illustration of it and stitches; materials needed. To obtain this pattern send II cents in coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep it and the number for reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the envelope. Request for pattern should read, "Send pattern No. ., to followed by your name and address. mitted at the time the applicant takes the examination. Application blanks may be procured from the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission in the Police Judge's Office at the City Hall in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and must be completed by the applicant and filed with the Secretary of the Civil Serv ice Commission at the City Hall on or before.. August. 1st, 1943, at 12:00 o'clock noon to entitle persons to take the examination. L. M. ACKERMAN, Secretary of Civil Service Commission, City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. H Jy 22-29 No. 97. See the NEW "TRIUMPH" PEN Sheeffer'a Latest $12.50 $1375 VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Main Phone 3618 trust its quality iip by Alice Brooks Oregon Will Have 70-Day Duck Season Beginning October 15 A. D. Goodwin af the V- today that Orogon will have an extended 70-day hunting season beginning October 13 and ending Decomber 23 under regulations issued by Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Icke. H said the daily bag limit will be 10 in the aggregate ot all kind. The possession limit will be 20 except on opening day when it will be the same as the bag limit or 10. Ducks may be m pob.iiwsUio for 30 days after the close ot!rn,i ,,,. mart. l.t v f. the season instead of 20 a last year. Shooting, Goodwin eaid, will ba from sun-up to sunset each day. Previously shooting was al lowed unfv until 4 d. m. !.....! 'in U Goodwin said the riallv has limit on geese is two and dos- sjnu limit four. Geese may would permit the shooting: of be kept in possession until 3owd d'" ln U ,'". but a day after December 23, he aald I ''a'9 statute prohibits their The wildlife officials jaid that thu possession limit on doves ha been slashed from 12 to 10 tlua year. Dove season opens September 1 and closes Septem ber 15, he disclosed. The pig eon season, be said, run through th month of September with 10 as both the b9 and possession limit, The same means-of-hunting rules are in effect this year u feet this vear asi last, Goodwin said. Hunter may not use live decoys, cattle, horses or mule and must not use a shotgun larger than a 10-gauge three-shell repeater. However, bows and arrow may ba used. All hunters over 18 years of age must have duck stamps. Goodwin warned. He said stamps are on sale at the postoffice. SACRAMENTO, July 22 (UP) State fish and game officials said today California would have an extended, 70-day duck hunt ing season this fall beginning Oct. 13 under regulations issued in Washington by Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. ' The season will be 10 days longer than in 1941. Other re strictions on duck hunting were liberalized, but probably will not be effective because of more restrictive state legislation. The federal regulations would allow legally killed birds to be ; possessed for 30 days after the close of the season, but state reg-' ulations allow possession for, only 10 days. State officials said that no ar-l How do you get This is How You Save Newspaper advertise ments show you where to spend your money wisely where you can get the best values for the least money. They point the way to honorable mer chants whose goods will . serve you wellwhose values will save Savings Stamps and War Savings By showing you who these merchants are, by bringing your trade to these merchants, news paper advertisements render a great service dur ing the war. HERALD -NEWS EMBER, THE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS (XlMMITTElS S. fish and wildlife service said : - ' ' possession of ducks within the 20-day limit then ret by the fed eral government, but that no de cision had been made whether the federal rule, would be fol. lowed this year l"e federal regulations also nooing m uauiorma. However, it we ald that a liberalization of shooting hour formerly mnrlse to 4 p. m, and extended to sunrU to sunset was in conformity with state law. Salem Athletic Head fta. KJn w Rntinn SALEM, July 22 &) Vern Gilmore, athletic director at Sa lem high school, said last night that he has been commissioned as a lieutenant fJG) In the pavy, and will report to Chicajn v Monday. Gilmore. now studying for a master's degree at the University of Oregon summer school. aid he would train at Chicago for two months and then will report to the 13th naval district head quarters at Seattle. Defeat means the loss of every thing for which this nation has struggled for more than a cen tury and a half. Robert Nathan, chairman WPB planning committee. 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