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-Tflffiwmffirr,"igTr HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PAGE KINS Classified Advertising. RaUil Onu day run pur word 3a 3 day run por word Oo 3 day run per word Ho 4 day run . ft duy run Week run Month run ........ ..por word lOo ...per word 1 la ..per word 12c ...per word 32a Glabiijjied AcLtUUttCf Section 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 dJ count given to Insure prompt payment of ads charged on a monthly basis. CLASSIFIED INDEX Apnrtmonts (or Honl 24 Automotive 84 Business Opportunities ..... 48 Kducatlonnl - 12 Fliiunclul U For Sulo or Trade ........ SB Cionorul Notices Health 13 Help Wantcit, Fcmule 14 Help- Wuiitud, MhIo 10 Houses For Rent 2a Livestock mid I'oullry .. 44 Lost and Found - 2 Miscellaneous For limit 2B Miscellaneous For Sulo ....... .30 Miscellaneous Wanted ......42 Personals ............. 6 Real Kutiito for Bnle 30 Haul Estnto Wiiti;cl -...32 Room mid Hoard 2(1 Lot! and Found LOST Mini's purao, Friday. Finder keep money, mail purse to address In piirno. It. W. Clilchi'sler, Illy. 12-4 LOST At Tuloloko In Strong' hold vicinity Billfold con- tiilnlnu vnluiiblo papers Willi IcIi'titiricnUon, Alvln L. Parker. Klamath . River, California. Rcwurd. Finder contact above party. LOUT Brown pigskin gloves. Reward. Nows-llorald office. 12-4 LOST l'alr mun's gliuwcs bo- tween Washburn way and Tower thi'iilro. Reward. News llrnilil. 12-3 4 General Wotlcet INSULATE with Manonlto Collu Blanket. Wo have It at a price worth lnvestlatlng. F. R. Hunger, 515 Market. Phono 7221. 12-2 FOR V1TALLO SOIL TONIC see Rnv Van Meter of Malln. Mrs. J. M. Jones. 12-3 TINOCHLE PARTY at Sum mers school at 7:30 Friday, December 4. 12-1 Personals MONUMENTS Klnmath Falls Marble and Granite Works, 116 So. 11th. Phono 0301. 120 10 Service REMODELING Repairs Roof ing. Lloyd W. Rusk. 1021 Ar thur St. Phono 3405. 12-22 PLUMBING, HEATING, shcot metal work, furnaces vacuum cleaned. P. L. Johnson, 14110 Sargent. Phono S32D. 12-22 HOUSE CLEANING Art ISono diet. 8848. 12-m KNIVES, scissors, saws sharp ened. Welding. Bodcnhamcr Repair Shop. 351 E Main 12-10 GENERAL REPAIRING All types small gas engines, Bod enhamcr Saw Filing, 351 East Main. 120 CHIMNEY SWEEP Furnace cleaning, oil burner service J. A. Tufts. Phono 7140. 12-15 PICTURE FRAMING Gocllcr's 230 Main. 1214 m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations ' on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allcndor, 731 Main. Room 210. Phone 7263. 1216m EXPERT TAILORING and al toratlon by Johnson Tailors, 126 So. 8th, Pelican Bldg. 1210 PAINTING, KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phono 4220. 12-10m PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop, 510 Main. 12-24m BAGS MACHINE CLEANED nnd patched. People's Worc 0. house, Bag Co. ' 3108tf REFRIGERATOR, Washing Ma chine, Vncuum Cleaner pnrts and scrvlco, nil mnkes. Merit Washing Machine Service, 011 South Sixth. 12-31111 FLOOR SANDING and roflnlsh Ins. Clifford Golden. Phone 3022. 12-3tm I WILL OBTAIN your delayed , birth cortiflcato for you. Chns. Hnthnwny, 120 No. 10th St., Klnmnth Fnlls, Ore. 12-31 12 Educational EDUCATIONAL Hours of tralniiii! arranged to suit In dividual. Modernistic Beauty College, 015 Klamath Ave. 38R3. 12-22 13 Hoalth DR., M. C. CASSEL, chiropractic clinic, colon and rectal dls ensos. 532 Main. Dial 7215. 12-31m 1- Molp Wantod Fomale WANTED Womnn cook. Tulnna Farms,1 Tuloloko, Collf. Call Malln 101, evenings. 12-1 , WANTED Middle-aged house keeper for family of two. 225 O Lytton. 12-3 WANTED Housekeeper to take full chnrgo or home. No laun dry. Phone 3839. 12-1 14 Help Wanted female WANTED High school girl. Help with housework whllo attending school, Hoard, room, wages, Phone 3740 evonlngs. 12-2 WANTED Woman for house work, $00 for first month, room and board. Steady If re liable. Mrs. Stove Takocs, Tulelako. 12-3 WANTED Experienced beauty operator. Houston Heauty Shop, 1 14 No. nih. 3BI7tf 18 Help Wanted, Male WANTED Turkoy pickers. Transportation furnished. Coll Duvo Liekoy, 4470. 3103tf WANTED Man to learn shoe repairing. Inquire 1022 Main. 12-2 WANTED Fir tlmbor fallcrs. Phono 710B. 3110tf WANTED Three Carry-All scrapers and tractors, light or 12-yard capacity. Hourly or contract basis. Apply In per son or write Keith Merrill, Logging Supt., The Red River Lumber Co., Westwood, Calif. 310Btf IS Situations Wanted BABYLAND Curo of babies and children. Hour, day or week, 1104 Crescent. Phone 8341. 12-4m UNEMPLOYED, healthy family gentleman, age 25, draft exempt; 3 years of college, can typewrite, "Jack" of many handy trades. Available five days a week. State conditions, please. News-Herald Box 3BB4. - 12-2 WANTED Job 4 hours In morn ing. Phone 5247. 12-2 EXPERIENCED GIRL will care for children evenings. Phone 0551. 2415 Eberlcin. 1 12-2 WOMAN wants Janitor work. News-Herald Box 3603. 12-3 20 Room and Board BOARD - ROOM 504 N. 10th. Gentleman. 12-3 22 Rooms For Rent ROOMS 1034 High. 12.5m HEATED ROOMS 825 High. 12-15 MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by the armory. Steam heated rooms. $3.50 up. 12-20 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th A II .... . I.. J . . I ti uutniuv, ucwiy uccuraicu, modern rooms. All with new innerspring mattresses. Free parking. 12-30m 24 Apartments For Rent UPSTAIRS, furnished. Wood, water and lights $20.00. 138 Mortimer. 12-3 FURNISHED APT. 601 Market. -12-3 1-ROOM APARTMENT Nicely furnished. 804 N. 8th. 3372tf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Completely furnished. $4 and $4.50 week. 410 "o. 5th. 12-3 VACANCY Rex Arms Apart ments, 224 Broad. Phone 5700. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 12-8m CASCADE Apartment Hotel Apartment accommodations with hotel service. Complete kitchen and dinette. Day, week or month. Throo blocks from city center, 12-llm ESPLANADE COURT Apart ments. Furnished. Day, week or month. Walking distance. 12-Sm STEAM HEATED, unfurnished 3 -room apartment. Ph. 6856. 12-2 NEARLY NEW modern, furnish ed duplex apartment. 1626 Portlnnd. Phono 6406. 12-3 FOR RENT Furnished apart ments, $J4 $18, one block south of Pelican school, Zieg ler apartmei.ts. 12-4 V A C A N C Y Everything fur nished, p. Ice reasonable. 1404 Klamath Ave. 12-4 LARGE 2-room stenm - heated apartment near Kwauna Box Co. Phone 5148 or 3025 evo nlngs. , 2420U LIGHT housekeeping room. Close In. 405 No. 3rd. 12-4 THREE-ROOM furnished flat near SP. tlnquire 117 N. 8th 3883W FURNISHED APARTMENT, 421 Oak. 12-1 RIVERVIEW 4 rooms, nicely furnished, garage. Call 5452. 2417U LARGE 2-ROOM steam heated apartment, Pine and Cedar. 3808U VACANCY Couple only. No pets. Ideal Apartments, 323 Commercial. 2418tf 4-ROOM HOUSE with stoves. Inquire 1537 Wilford. . 12-3 THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment, garage. Close In. Adults. 531 N. 11th. 2413U 24 Apartments For Rent 8-ROOM HOUSE, new furnace, 855 Eldorado. Owner, E. Mon crlof, 1040 Euclid, Berkeley, Calif. 3105tf FURNISHED APARTMENT on Nlnlh street. . Water furn ished, $30, Drew's Manstore. 12-2 VACANCY Hot Bprlngs Court, 221 Spring. 12-5 3-ROOM furnished duplex. 2023 Darrow. - 12-2 MODERN furnished duplex. 424 Division. 12-1 TWO-ROOM furnished; also sin gle light housekeeping; util ities furnished. 100 N. Broad. 12-7 26 Houses For Bent TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; movo yourself, save '. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phono 8304. 12-7m FURNISHED two-room cabins. Hlghley's Market, Summers lane. Phone 8075. 3757tf THREE-ROOM furnished house, $15. 210 Prescott St. Phone 0002 or Inquire Clarcmont Hotel. 12-2 FOR RENT 4-room unfurnish ed house. Phono 5707. 12-1 FOR RENT Modern 4-room unfurnished clean house. Closo in. Phone 7342. 12-1 THREE ROOMS, unfurnished, semi-business district, $12.50. Phone 3066. - 12-1 28 Miscellaneous For Rent DEAD CAR STORAGE 231 South Eleventh St, 12-llm CAFE space In Anchor Hotel. Inquire John McFee, 118 No. 7th. " 12-2 30 Real Estate For Salo First Time Advertised! Four-bedroom family home, sev en blocks north of Main St. Hardwood fireplace - furnace, A real bargain $3250. Terms. John McFee Phone 4521 121 FOR SALE Well furnished 3 room house. Bath, garage. Fonccdlawn and trees. $2750 $750 cash, V dance like rent. 1310 Lookout. Inquire 58 Main, Apartment 4. 12-4 FOR SALE 4 acre, 2 bedroom modern house. Doublo gar age, and woodshed. Terms. 3828 Shasta way. 12-1 OLD PRICES stiU prevail In a number of good homes. E. Gray Real Estate, 118 N. 7th. 12-1 FOR SALE OR RENT Two- bedroom house with supply of wood. Close in. Phone 3770 512 Doty. 12-3 32, Raal Estate Wanted PROPERTY WANTED Have buyers. E. Gray Reel Estate, 118 N. 7th. Phone 4521. 12-1 34 Automotive Wrecker Service Call Day 5151 Night 3360 BUICK GARAGE 1330 MAIN 12-10 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut. - Phone 7378. 126m FOR SALE 1030 Model A Ford Tudor, 600x16 tires. Fair. Call at 1535 Gary St. 12-3 FOR SALE '37 Plymouth coupe. Inquiro 1003 Uphnm 12-3 FOR SALE 1037 Ford truck C. H. Booth, Bonanza, Ore. .12-1 FOR SALE 1041 Plymouth De- Luxe coupe. Excellent condl Hon. Phone 6923. 12-3 GOING EAST Must sell '36 Studebaker coupe. . .5 good tires. Good condition. 2121 Wantland St. 12-1 FOR SALE Two-speed heavy duty Tlmpkln rear end, drive line and wheels, good condl Hon, $200. 2236 Oregon. Ph 8551. 12-2 1B34 CHEVROLET SEDAN Excellent tires and motor. Sac rifice for cash, or will accept trade for equity. 2530 Want- land. 12-3 1040 OLDS DELUXE COUPE Radio, heater, new oversize tires, $675, or will trade for equity in small modern home Bt. 3, Box, 52, old Midland road. 12-2 FOR SALE 1038 Plymouth pickup, 1 good tires. Phone 6622. Ask for Dick. 12-8 FOR SALE '36 International ft -ton panel, S good tires. $100 cash. 524 Owens. 12-5 I Automotive VULCANIZING TIRES AND TUBES is not rationed One day service. K. F. Tire Co., 1045 So. flth. 12-1 35 Fuel Heating UNION BURNER OILS We keep your storage tank full. Call Klamath Oil Co., 8404. 12-3 lm 36 Miscellaneous For Sale AVON PRODUCTS. Anna Funk Phono 3450 after 5. 12-6 MIRRORS Resllverlng, plate and window glass, furniture tops, shelves. Kimball's Glass Shop. Phone 7378. 12-6m RED FRYERS Crystal's, Mer-rill-Lakcvicw Junction. 12-4 FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joycr, 1435 Martin. Phone 6077. 12-24 TODAY'S SPECIALS In Used Furniture, Stoves and Appliances; 10 Nice Dinette Sets $10 up 10 Fine Refrigerators $50 up 100 New and Used Heaters $3 up 10 Nice Bedroom Suites $30 up 5 Nice Davenport Suites $25 up Also a nice line of new Floor Lamps and Hassocks for Xmas. Buy Here and Save We Give Terms PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE 2401 So. 6th St. Phone 6460 12-3 FOR SALE Chesapeake re triever pups from excellent huiitlng stock. Sacrifice for $10. L. A. Van Cleve, Merrill, Ore. Phone 0614, Merrill. 12-1 FOR SALE Turning lathe with 12 ft. bed, 18-inch wide and 22-Inch swing. $300. Gas don key and loader.. 8.Jicad cat tle. Viola Poston, Star Rt., Box- 20, Ashland, Ore. 12-2 WATKINS PRODUCTS Dial 6623 or 2318'Home. 12-30 DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone 6817. 3106U CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-the-minute, including subur ban sections. Block numbers indicated, Index keyed to map. Price 20c. For sale at Cham ber of Commerce, Evcrbody's Drug, Lee Hendrick's Drug, Louie Polin's, Postoffice news stand, Carmlchael's news stand Robinson's Food store, Shaw Stationery, Herald and News, Vic's Signal Service. 3104tf FOR SALE SUngcrland orches tra bass drum, like new, $25. Phono 6807. 12-1 FOR SALE Three thorough bred male English setter pups, $5 each. 1536 Johnson. 12-5 1040 DELCO RADIO, 13-tube cabin size, like new. Evans Apt. 18. 12-2 AVON PRODUCTS Phone 4881. 12-7 FOR SALE Trash burner. Phone 7608 or call at 903 Wal nut evenings. . 12-3 A CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGES TION Beautiful English hol ly, bright with berries. Box . 20x5x5 in. postpaid anywhere in U. S. only $1.25. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Orders should reach us two weeks before de livery date. Write for com mercial rates. Address: HATCH'S HOLLY HILL, Falls City., Oregon: 12-1 STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phone 6671. 12-31m 38 For Sale or Trade FOR SALE Trailer house, clean and livable, $250, or will trade as down payment on property in Altamont district .2802 Altnmont Drive. 12-1 HONEST PRICES and weights guaranteed on all livestock. PAULEY Packing Co., Sum mers lane. Phone 5323 or 3505. 3107tf 40 To Exchange DENTISTRY Swap for 16 or .20 (.'auge single shotgun; also wire-haired female pup. Dr. Taber, Bonanza. 12-1 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE One milk goat. Will freshen in February. M. H. Fainter, 1433 Summers Lane. Phone 7612. 12-1 FOR SALE 25 weiner pigs. Apply Jack Weimer,' Rt. 1, Box 036, 1st house below Ex perimental station. 12-1 FOR SALE: Jersey-Durham cow, . fresh 3 days. $90 for cow and ' heifer calf delivered. Phone 4043. 5102 So. 6th St. 12-3 The only working or manage ment rules we should recognize from now on are the ones which will help win the war.-r-Assist-ant Navy Secretary Ralph A Bard to CIO convention. When you think you haven't any faults, that's just another one. 34 4S Financial CASH LOANS WITHOUT H.VDUKSF.RS I WAYS TO OUT A roKKUMJS, CASK LOAftf PJIONK . WIIITB . COMB IX You need no ci.ilifn-r. or ritori'rl to set a coDiuincr toao THREE LOAN PLANS NO I INCOME IJAMB On ymir not ontjr. No wag ltWnwiti( No co-ilgnri, NO. J-Pi;itNn'llB UMNB Your rharnctrr la morn Import nt limn tlii furniture ttatlf. no. -ai;to loans jr) In V ctah loina anrj refi nancing. , CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY (M-2M 720 Pine St. s vat Phone 7711 IS-Jim See Dinty Moore For AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS FURNITURE LOANS Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy - 12 Months to Pay Quick' Service No Co-Signers Locally Owned Motor Investment Co. Klamath's Oldest M-275 S-241 114 N. 7th Phone 3325 IMIm LOANS Established 8 Years in Klamath County Furniture Loans Signature Loans Livestock Loans $25 to $300 Roge rs Finance Co. S-189 412 Main . Dial 5113 Portland Produce . VORTLAKD, Ore.. Dec. I AP) BUTTER Prints, A itnile, 62-5'-ic lb. In parchment wrrtpperi, M-Mc In carton ; B srartV, 61-SlV.-c tn purchmeoV wrapper!, 52-55 lie io carton . BUTTERFAT Flril quality, mnimum of A of 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Port land, ULj-Stc lb.; premium quality, max imum of .35 of 1 per cent, acidity, 54i65c lb.; valley routes and country polnti, 2c lea than flmt or 42c, second quality at Portland. 2c under flrat or MVr-c. CHEESE Selling prim to Portland re tailer: Tillamook triplet!, 31c lb.; loaf. Sic lb.; triplet to whoi-alera, SOo lb.; loaf, 30c F. O. B. Tillamook. KGC5 Price to producer: A large. 46c; B larir, 40c; A medium. 40c; It medium. 300 dot. ltcsalo to retailers, 8-Je higher for cis ci : carton. 6o higher, L1VK POULTKV Buying prices: Ko. 1 grade Leghorn broilers, l',3 to X lls.,rc; colored fryers, Si to 4 lbs.. S9c; colored roasters over 4 lbs., 29c; Leghorn hens, under 5'j lbs.. SOc; over S'.i lbs., He; colored hem, 23jc lb.; 'o. S grade hens. 5e Iras; No. 3 grade, 10c less; roosters, 10c lb. DRESSED TURKEYS Selling prices: country dreed hens, 3M0c; packer stock hens No, 1, 40Uc cash carry, 4iuc delivered; larga toms orcr 0 lbs., SSa cash-carry, 39c delivered. RABBITS Average country killed, S5-Mc lb. HAY Selling prices on trucks: Alfalfa. No. 1, $ia,00-23.W ton; oat, vetch, JI8.00. ton, valley points: timothy. t.00; Kttstero Ore gon. tiS.OQ ton; clover, f 10.00 ton. ONIONS tirccn. 11.00 doieti bunches: Ore gon dry, fl.4M.55; Idaho, large, US-1.43; Yakima, Il.tM.W, 00-lb. bag ; pickling. ISO lb. POTATOES Cash and carry price: Klam ath, 2.7i; Malin, fancy. cental; Yak ima. 2.554;.M, Deschutes, SS.Si. cental; local. cental. COUNTRY MKATS Selling price to re tailer: Country killed hogs, best butch eri, 129 to 14fl Ins., lB-20c; Tealer. fancy, 2Sc lb.; good, heavy, 16-iM lb.; rouRh. heavy, 17-SOo lh.: bulls, lfl1,; lumbs, 82 SSo lb.; ewes, 10c lb. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Dec. 1 (AP-USDA) Sales of consigned lots of wool were mnde in the Boston wool market today. Original bag wool running bulk to French comb ing was sold at a clean price of $1.15. Territory three -eighths graded wool sold at a clean price of $1.05. Some purchasing of wools was reported in Monte video at in-bond grease prices of 371 cents for super types. Soda pop gas has taken on the roll of life-saver.- It is used in the rubber rafts and automat ic fire extinguishers used by na val flyers. . When a Ladakhi marries in western Tibet, his next two younger brothers become sec ondary husbands to his wife. BIG BASIN LBR. CO. A Main and Spring 99 Phon. It44 ManJzeti T APATHY. MANY LEADERS LOSE By VICTOR EUBANK NEW, YORK, Dec. 1 W Scattered specialties, Including air transports, attracted sporadic buying in today's stock market but the war-peace Inspiration waned appreciably and further tax selling chipped minor por tions from many leaders. Another big batch of dividends generally found stocks con cerned apathetic. Total 1942 declarations by the majority of companies, It was observed, fell short of last year's payments. Bonds were uneven. Transfers were around 600, 000 shares. National Aviation Corp. was the liveliest shifter, turning over in single deals of as much as 19,600 shares. It lost nearly a point but stiffened eventually. The company is an investment concern with large amounts of aircraft manufacturing as well as transport securities in its port folio. Aviation manufacturing is sues, prominent as war infants, have been on the soft side lately. United Air Lines and Amer ican Airlines touched new tops for the year in the forenoon but backed away at the last. Doing moderately well at Intervals were Dow Chemical, Du Pont, Allied Chemical, Chrysler, Gen eral Motors, American Tele phone; N. Y. Central, U..S. Rub ber common and preferred, Goodyear, Douglas Aircraft, Boe ing, Texas Co., and Twentieth Century-Fox. In arrears at times were U. S. Steel, Great Northern, Mont gomery Ward, Caterpillar Trac tor, United Aircraft, Glenn Mar tin, General Electric, Eastman Kodak, Anaconda, Kennecott and U. S. Gypsum. " Closing quotations: American Can 701 Am Car & Fdy 221 Am Tel & Tel ...130 Anaconda -. 251 Calif Packing 21 Cat Tractor 37J Comm'nw'lth Sc Sou I General Electric 29 General Motors nt Nor Rv Dfd Illinois Central Int Harvester Kennecott Lockheed Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El .. Packard Motor Penna R R Republic Steel ., 22 13! 6J 38 61 141 44 31 51 14i Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Calif Union Pacific 79 1 U S Steel . .. 464 Warner Pictures : 61 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1 UV) (Federal-State-Market News) CATTLE: Salable 50; steady; steers scarce, medium 900-1100 lb. quoted $12.50-13.25; medium to good heifers quoted $11.00-12.00; good young cows absent, quoted $10.00, aged cows mostly $9.00-50, few 1035 lb. dairy cows $8.00, most colored cutters $7.00-50, few canners $6.00-7.50; light common bulls $8.50-9.00. Calves: salable 10; good to choice vealers quoted $13.00-50; few good calves $12.50. HOGS: Salable 450; steady; most good 185-235 lb. barrows and gilts $14.30; odd good sows $13.40. SHEEP: Salable 100; steady; small package 80 lb. lambs $13; odd head 120 lb. ewes $5.75. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 1 (AP USDA) CATTLE: Salable and total 100; calves salable 25, total 35. -Market active on limited supplies; fully steady at Mon day's late 25 cents advance; sup plies largely cows only; odd head cuttery steers at $8.00; light feed ers at $11.50; medium beef heif ers $10.50; canner and cutter cows $4.00-6.00; fleshy ' dairy type cows to $7.00; medium good beef cows $8.00-10.00; cut tery bulls $7.00; medium-good grades salable at $9.60-11.00; odd head good vealers $14.00-80; common cows down to $8.00. HOGS: Salable 300, total 500; market steady but extreme top 10 cents lower good-choice 175- In SOI " 2J and fyinantMil 215 lb. drive-ins mostly $12.50; 250-300 lb. $12.75-13.00; odd light lights $12.50; sows around 25 cents lower; 350-500 )b. weights $11.50-75; heavies down to $11.00; feeder pigs salable to $14.00 or above. SHEEP; Salable and total 150; scattered sales steady but no good-choice woolcd lambs avail able; feeding lambs quotable to $13.50 or above; medium-good truck-ins, $11.50-12.75; light culls down to $7.00 or under; good ewes Monday $3.75 - 4.50; few good range feeders $10.50. WHEAT CHICAGO, Dec. 1 UP) A broader demand from outside interests, plus a let-up in liqui dation of December contracts, gave all grain pits a strong un dertone today. Rye Raced the advance with gains extending to more than 2 cents at times. Commission house buying was most noticeable - in the rye pit, where some large orders were executed. Part of the up turn was attributed to covering by traders who had previously sold short. Grain men said rye was favored because it is low priced in relation to other grains. Offerings In the wheat and corn pits were light, and at times both grains were up about a cent on scattered buying. Oats were not as firm as other grains, because of selling by houses with northwestern con nections. Wheaf closed higher, December $1.25 14-54, May $1.30V4-, corn was up 54-1 cent, December 85-85 H, oats finished lower to Vi higher, rye gained 1&-2& cents and soybeans closed Vt lower to H higher. A Different Kind 2oi Lr - r - . V v 1 - I (NBA Radio-Teleptuxot Even In the fiercest fighting, there's time for aid to the wounded. In this case, two members of an armored division of the AKF in Africa ad minister first aid to a French native soldier during an early phase of U. S. landing operations. Photo radioed London-New York. , Reformed Plater Beats Best is&.u ; -fj r - 1 . 1 H I T ) I 4 tx 8 V! ' 1 vi s 1 A In space of lour days, Louisiana Farm's Rivarland bat Altab in Westchester handicap at Empire City and Whlrlawir in Rlflgt handicap decided in Pimlieo mud. Big 4-year-old son of Cold stream did not race as 2-year-old, earnad only $80 last Mason, but won 11 out of 17 this year to collect $54,178 for Harold A. . Clark. Conn McCraary Is Jockey. . j POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1 (AP USDA) Potatoes: 10 California. 38 Idaho, 1 Utah arrived; 30 broken, 124 unbrokci. car on track, 15 diverted, 7 arrived by truck; market about steady; Ida ho Russets No. 1, $2.40-2.45, Np. 2, $1.00-1.85. SAN FRANCISCO, Deo.: 1 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 2 Califor nia, 8 Oregon arrived; 21 broken, 28 unbroken cars on track; mar ket st- ' ; Klamath Russet No. 1 size A, $2.55-2.65, egg-sized $1.75; Idaho Russets No. 1, ill. A, $2.45-2.60. CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 77; on track 342; total U. S. shipments 899; supplies heavy, demand slow, market dull with weaker feel, ing prevailing; Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, $2.85-3.00; Colorado Red McClures, U. S, No. 1, $2.85; Wyoming Bliss Tri umphs, U. S. No. 1, $2.90; Min nesota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs Commercials $1.85; Cobblers Commercials $1.75. r SIGNAL CORPS COACH FORT MONMOUTH, N. J Thurman Hull was named bas ketball coach at Fort Monmouth. A former Texas All-Southwest conference player. Lieutenant Hull is in the signal corps. MISSOURI HAS TITLE COLUMBIA, Mo. Missouri has practically clinched the Big Six football championship. Only Kansas remains on the Tigers' conference schedule.. , - - A . pudding-stone is one mixed through with water-rounded pebbles, like plums In pud ding. : : , of Action in Africa ''- '-til '
