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April 80, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Meeting Notices
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LOST Ration bonk No. 2 be
longing to James Edward
Greene, ago 2. 2084 Hope St.
4-30
LOST Gas rationing book A.
NewsHoriild Box 2322. 4-30
LOST Gns rutlon book A. M.
AllPiwworlh. Coll 3851. 4-30
LOST Electric washing me
chine cover, Monday noon. No
tlfy 8U28. 4-30
LOST Trunk lid of 38 bUck
Chevrolet. Cull 3880. 8-1
LOST Between Pelican theatre
and Wlllnrd Hotel brown ieath
er wullet coitfulnlng money,
American Leulon card, aoclal
security card, bearing name of
Alex Kowlle. Tinder please
return to Carl Blolnselfcr, 848
Spring, 6-3
Either
Wnlilen, Gen. Del., City. 8-3
USED SEWING MACHINEb
hought and Hold. Singer Sew
ing Center, 1213 Main. Dial
771. 20
Pergonals
MONUMENTS Klamath Foils
Marble and Granite Works.
I 118 So. 11th. Thone 8381. 8-1
CALL 8780 for concrete work
on your cemetery Int. 8-12
Transportation
2 STAGES DAILY
TO LAKEVIEW
AFTER APRIL 15th
Leave for Lakevlew
:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
Arrive Lakevlew
14W00 Noon and 11:00 P. M.
RED BALL '
STAGE LINE
4-30
10
Service
VBKLTS for all makes refrlger
' atari, washers, vacuum clean
era, or general um. Merit
Waahlng Machine Service, 811
South 8lxth, 4-30m
PICTURE FRAMING Van's
Camera 8hop, 727 Main.
4-30m
1 WILL OBTAIN your delayed
birth certificate for you. Chai.
Hathaway, 120 No. 10th St.,
Klamath Folia, Ore. 4-30
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING,
refinlshlng, repairing. Cabi
net built. Carpenter work of
all klndi. Painting and kalao
mining done. Phone 4817.
, 3941 Shasta way. 3-7
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh
Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone
3022. 4-30m
ACURTAINS laundered and
stretched. Phone 3717. 8-2
SEWING MACHINES RENTED
by month. Singer Sewing Cen
ter, 1213 Main St. Dial 8771.
5-8
HOUSEHOLD refrigeration and
washing mnchino service. Dial
8303 or 0448 after 2 p. m.
Victory Service Co., 1005 Pros
pect. 814
CARE FOR CHILDREN week
ends. Phono 6144. 8-14
PAINTING KALSOMIN1NG
H. L. Brown. Phone 4228.
4-30m
HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING, Buttons and
Buckles covered. Alterations
on now ond old clothing. Mrs.
H. M. Allcnder, 731 Main,
Room 218. Phono 7263. 4-30m
J. A. TUFTS Heating Special
1st, Chimneys, furnaces, oil
burners, stoves cleaned, repair
ed. Phpne 7140, , 8-3
ELECTROLUX Authorised Ser
vice. L. C. Carr, 621 Mitchell.
Phono 7167. 8-8
PICTURE FRAMING Goeller's,
230 Main. 4-30in
DENTISTRY Fine dentures,
nice ploto repair, extractions,
gold, silver and porcelain fill
ings. Dr. Tnber, Bonanza, 8-1
12
Educational
ACCORDION LESSONS. 407
N. 6th. Phono 3408. 4-33
Health
OR. M.
C. CASSEL. chiropractic
clinic, colon and rectal dis
eases. 832 Main, Dial 7218.
4-30m
14 Help Wanted Temale
WANTED Experienced or un
experienced hotel maid. In
quire housekeeper. Hotel Wll-
t lard. . 8721U
14 Help Wanted female
WANTED Housekeeper. $60,
room and board. Inquire Miss
Marshall, State Employment
Office. 81
WANTED Womnn to do house
keeping and care for rabbits
on shores. Box 24, Modoc
Point. 3547lf
WANTED Exnorlonced book
keeper. Excellent salary and
oDDortunity for the right per
son, Phono 72B7, 2077tf
CURB GIRL WANTED Inquire
at Tlk-Tok after 6 p. m. 3808tf
WANTED Aftornoon cook.
Walgreen Fountain.' 3503tf
WANTED Girls for fountain
work. Apply In person, Phil's
Condyland. 4-30
WANTKD Experienced or lnex
perlenced. Apply mornings at
8 o'clock at New City Laundry.
4-30
WANTED Girl or woman care
of children and light house
work. Room, board and sal
ary. 3417 Blsbee. Phone 4047.
4-30
WANTED Woman to care for
seml-invalld and light house
keeping. Sundays and holidays
off. 1421 Esplanade, Apt. 8.
81
BUSINESS OFFICE POSITION
now open In Klamath Falls to
capable, Intelligent young wo
man with good appearance and
pleasing personality who
wishes employment In a firmly
established war essential In
dustry. Good starting salary,
wage progression, clean, pleas
ant, diversified work. Exper
ience desirublo but not neces
sary. If not now engaged In
an ejKentlal occupation write
Newa-Heraid Box 3881. 8-1
CAR HOPPERS WANTED
Full or part time; fry cook,
night shift. Apply in person
Rurr-O-N. 5-3
16 Help Wanted, Male
WANTED Washman. Steady
Good wages. Dunsmulr Steam
Laundry, Dunsmulr, Calif.
3-4
YOUNG MAN for Inside sales
and stock work In store. Pre
fer man with some median
ical experience. Give age, ref
erence and phone. News-Herald
Box 2078. 8-1
STEADY EMPLOYMENT for
right man in essential Indus
try. Klamath Falls Creamery.
2324tf
WANTED Houseman. Apply
Hotel Elk. 4-30
CATERPILLAR DRIVER with
wheeling experience. Weetcrn
Pine Mills. 818 Main. Phone
4400 or 3612 evonings. 8-3
MILLWRIGHTS, with construe
tlon experience preferred.
Western Pine Mills. 518 Main.
Phone 4400 or 3612 evenings.
8-3
FALLERS, good timber, level
country. Western Pine Mills,
818 Main. Phone 4400 or 3612
evenings. 5-3
RATCHET SETTER
TURN DOWN MEN
GREEN CHAIN MEN
LUMBER PILERS
Western Pine Mills, 618 Main
Phone 4400 or 3812 evenings
5-3
20
Room and Board
ROOM-BOARD Close in. Phone
4763. 1028 Jefferson. 3270U
BOARD AND ROOM Private
shower, steam heat. 753 Klam
ath Ave. 5-26
22
Rooms Fer Rent
OUTSIDE ROOMS. Crator Ho
tel. 12S N. 2nd. 8-0
CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th.
All outside, newly decorated,
modern rooms. AH with new
Innersprlng mattresses. Free
parking, 4-30m
MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by
the armory. Steam heated
rooms $3.50 week up. Tran
sients $1.00. S-3m
ROOMS 1034 High.
8-5m
ROOM FOR RENT 814 No.
10th. 5-1
VACANCY in rooms. Steam
. heated, air-conditioned. Court
Vlow Hotel. 4-30
ROOMS 134 N. 3rd. 3-29
24 Apartments For Rem
CLEAN, FURNISHED APTS.
Also nice room, private bath,
garago, Pino and Cedar. 5-8
CLEAN Housekeeping Rooms
Close in. Everything furnish
ed. $4 week. Sleeping rooms
$2 week. 410 So. 5th. 5-8
VACANCY Rex Arms Apart
ments, 224 Broad. Phone 6769.
New manngement, Mr, and
Mrs, Lovclaco, , S-8m
CASCADE APARTMENT
HOTEL Apartment accom
modations with hotel service.
Complete kitchen and dlnotto.
day, week or montll. Three
blocks from city contor. 4-30m
ESPLANADE COURT APART
MENTS furnished; by the
week or month. Walking dis
tance. 1608 Esplanade. 4-30m
FOR RENT 2-boriroom duplex,
furnished. Adults. 468 Hill
aide Ave, 5-1
24 Apartments For Rent
FURNISHED APT. li blocks
from Esquire theatre. 707
Washington. 38B3tf
UNFURNISHED APT. 1988
Auburn. 8-1
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Utilities furnished. 419 No
10th. 8-18
CLEAN, SMALL Apartments
Close in. Utilities furnished.
$12 to $16 month. Parking
space. Coll 8452. 23(J0tf
FURNISHED 2-room apartmont,
Water paid. Couple only. No
parking space. Inquire after
noons, 716 No, 0th. $25 month.
1708tf
VACANCY 421 Oak.
5-3
PONDOSA APTS. Market and
Klamath, 8-25
A LARGE 1-room and a 2-room
furnished apt. 1411 Main. 6-1
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS and
cabins. 1143 Pine. Ph. 4448.
8-1
FURNISHED APT.; also sleeping
room. Phone 3554. 813 Pine.
8-1
RIVERV1EW One and two-bedroom
apartments, furnished,
garago. Phone 8452. 3399U
VACANCY Lee Apartments.
Phono 0047. 3402U
L.
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
ment Couple. No pots. Villa
Marquise, 1320 Oak. 3403U
FURNISHED 2-room apartments.
Bath, refrigerator, utilities. $3
week. 220 So. 4th. 5-3
FURNISHED 2-room apartment
and housekeeping rooms. 133
N. 10th. 8-3
TWO nicely furnished, steam
heated, air conditioned apart
ments. 201 E. Main, aide en
trance. 4-30
3-ROOM FURNISHED APT.
Near S. P. depot. Inquire 117
No. 8th. 8-1
UNFURNISHED 4-room apart
ment In duplex. Adults only.
434 N. 8th St. , 5-1
VACANCY 900 Owens.
5-5
FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT
'-203 Washington. 3512U
LARGE unfurnished apartment.
Ph. 5080. 2219 So. 6th. 5-1
NEWLY DECORATED, furnish
ed 3-room apartment. Electric
utilities. Adults only. No
pets. 027 Lincoln. Inquire, 915
Lincoln. ' 5-1
NICELY FURNISHED 4-room
apartment, 2 bedrooms. Elec
tric range, washer, Fiigidaire,
hot water. Close in. 4253. 914
Lincoln. 3748tf
APARTMENT COTTAGE, close
to Main, suitable for two. Ph.
4272 days, 8130 evenings.
3887U
28
Houses For Rent
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
drive; move yourself, save Vt.
Stiles Beacon Service, 1201
East Main. Phone 8304. 5-7m
BACHELORS' CABINS Close
in. $10 month. 810 So. 5th.
8-21
3-ROOM partly furnished house.
Clean. Cheap. Al Sloan, coun
ty clerk's office. 3712tf
FURNISHED 4-room house. New
ly renovated. Garage. Walk
ing distance. $25. Call 927
Jefferson after 5. 3827tf
FOR RENT Cozy 3-room fur
nished house. Adult. Close
in. 718 Jefferson St. 5-1
3-ROOM modern house, Stewart
& Lenox. Phone 6917. 5-3
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house. Phone 6523. 35B7tf
SMALL, MODERN furnished
house. Everything furnished.
2125 Blehn. 3401tf
FOR RENT Partly furnished
3-room house. Inquire 4627
Shasta way. 5-4
FURNISHED 4-room modern
home, garage. 3325 Delaware
Ave. 4-30
THREE-ROOM furnished house.
Phone 8422. 4-30
FOR RENT 4-room modern
house, range, $20. 125 Shel
don. 4-30
FOR RENT Modern, partly fur
nished 4-room house. Lawn
and garago. 1522 Siskiyou.
4-31
3-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
On Third St. $13 per month.
J. W. Copcland Yards, Phone
3107. 8-1
28 Miscellaneous For Rent
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital bed
with Beautyrost mattress, floor
wnxors. Phone 5353. Klam
ath Furniture. 4-30m
DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY
Safety and protection. Cars
are not moved or molested.
231 So. Uth. 4-30m
FOn RENT Garage on So. 6th
St., apnee 50x75 ft., $30 month.
Call 7410 after Bp. m. 3B84tf
30 Real Estate For Sale
LOT AND 3-ROOM HOUSE
$750. Two blocks from South
0th St. Right on bus line.
2440 Shasta way. Phone 7620.
. 3132U
30 Rtal Estate For Sale
East Side Buy '
Newly renovated four-room
house, half block from East
Main and bus line, large living
room, bedroom, kitchen, dining
nook, screened back porch, ga
rage, brick foundation, full size
lot, new paint and new roof.
$2,500 with reasonable terms.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Since 1909
Members Klamath Realty Board
4-30
4 ACRES NEAR KENO for sale
or rent. Oood house, good
well. Terms. Inquire 1143
Pine. 5-1
HOMES, farms, business proper
ty. See
EVERETT DENNIS
121 N. 8th. Ph. 8491
8-2
160 ACRES PASTURE LAND,
2 miles east of Klamath Falls,
SEiSWi Sec. 23, WiNEt
NE1NWJ Sec. 28, Twp. 38,
Range 9 EWM. Price $300.
Write Mary E. Everson, Darby,
Montana. 5-1
1000-ACRE STOCK RANCH
Will run 1000 head cattle.
Good range and water rights.
300 acres apud land. Box 3370,
Herald-News. 8-3
FOR SALE OR RENT 3-room
house with Victory garden
apace, lawn and garage. Phone
3236. 3582tf
FOR SALE BY OWNER 5-room
modern house. Hardwood
floors, oil furnace. Inquire
4877 Crosby or phone 5593.
5-3
FOR SALE 4-room modern
house, large garden spot, 311
Division, 5-1
FOR SALE BY OWNER, on Pa
cific Terrace, modern, new
5-room story and '.4 house.
Full basement, 2 partly fur
nished bedrooms in half story.
Price much below cost. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
Phone 4887. At home eve
nings, Saturday and Sundays.
5-6
3-ROOM MODERN HOME with
dinette, garage and woodshed,
large garden space. One-half
block off So. 6th and bus line.
Phone 7836. 5-1
FOR SALE Residence property,
close in. Income $100 month.
Price $8500. Terms if desired.
Inquire 1005 Pine. 5-4
ACRE GOOD GROUND, 4-room
house, root cellar, chicken
coop, garage. $2500. $600
down. 4804 Bisbce. 5-6
34
Automotive
GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in
stalled at Kimball's Glass
Shop, 527 -Walnut Ph. 7378
5-6m
WE BUY AND SELL Used Cars.
For the best deal, see Selby
last Public Used Car Lot, 7th
and Oak. 3384tf
FOR SALE 1938 Buick Cen
tury model sedan. Good rub
ber and mechanical condition.
$750. Phone 7474. 5-1
1938 FORD V8 2-Door Sedan
Good tlrer, runs like. new.
8325 Delaware Ave. 4-30
MECHANICALLY GOOD Model
A Coupe. Inquire 920 Front.
5-3
31 Mlscellanaous For Sola .
LANDSCAPING, large size fruit
trees, flowering and shade
trees, evergreen shrubs, roses
and perennial flowers. Call
us for estimate of complete
landscaping your home. Lake
shore Gardens Nursery. Phone
4082. 5-19
WE HAVE good selection of pure
Bristle Paint and Kalsomlne
Brushes for painting contract
ors subject to slight restric
tions. F. R. Hauger, 515 Mar
ket 6-4
NEW wool sacks and twine for
sale at Charlie Read's Sad
dlery. 2805tf
STOVES REPAIRED All parts
stocked. Used furniture, atoves
bought. OK Second Hand
Store, 820 Klamath. Phone
8671. 4-30m
ROOFING Composition, wood
or built-up roofs. Suburban
Lumber Co. Phone 3301.
3723U
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DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS
$5.25, 128 cubic ft, delivered.
Or save by hauling your own
in truck or trailer. Metier
Bros,, South 6th and Altamont
Phone 5852. 3338tf
DRIVEWAY CINDERS -
Phone
1485U
6817.
AVON PRODUCTS Phone
6144. 5-14
RADIOS FOR SALE First
house past Frankford's wood
yard on Bend highway. 5-25
DUST MOPS, 60c up. Dust mitts,
20c up. Steel wool, 3 pads
10c. Limit 6 pads. Wall
brushes, $1.50. Wet Mops,
Scrubs and Brushes of every
description. F, R. Hauger, 515
Market, 6-4
LAWN DIRT AND FERTILIZER
Phone 6817. Roy Schmeck,
2438 Shasta way. 5-8
DRIED BODY PINE, fir wood.
Inquire Billie'i Barber Shop,
1132 Main. 4-30
38 Miscellaneous for 8ala
RUBBER STAMPS, printed
signs, mado-toordcr, commer
cial printing. Mont reasonable
prices. Geo. J. Kunzman, 127
No. 4th. Phone 6632. 4-30rn
FULLER BRUSHES Clem
Joyer, 1435 Martin. Phone
3677. 5-14
FOR SALE 1 grain drill 7 foot
Kentucky, price $00. John
McFall, Route 1, Bonanza,
Ore. 4-30
SOILAX for wall washing, paint
cleaning and general home
use. GOELLER'S, across from
Wiilard. 3-25
KEMTONE Goeller's, across
from Wiilard. 230 Main. 5-25
UNCLE SAM SAYS: No re
strictions on repairs and main
tenance. Let us help you with
your painting, roof and re
modeling. Nothing down. Pay
ments low as $5.00 per month.
Suburban Lumber Co. Phone
3301. 3398U
FUEL RATIONING NOW HERE
Genuine U. S. Rockwool in
sulation, blown in with our
special equipment, will solve
your heating problem. Noth
ing down, payments as low as
$5 per month. Suburban Lum
ber Co. Phone 3301. 3400tf
KEMTONE The best interior
finish available. Suburban
Lumber Co. Phone 3301.
3737tf
GLASS Mirrors, rcsilvering,
plate, window and auto glass,
furniture tops, shelves. Kim
ball's Glass Shop, 627 Walnut.
Phone 7376. 5-6m
ROOFING See us first for an
estimate of roofing. Scaley
Bros., contractors. Phone 8920.
2456tf
PALMER'S BEST BUYS In
USED FURNITURE. See them
today and save:
1 fine gas range.
1 large dining suite.
2 nice twin bed suites.
10 wood ranges, $15.00 up.
10 heaters and circulators.
3 large oil circulators.
3 nice bed davenos.
5 good radios, cheap.
30 beds, springs, mattresses.
Palmer Wants to Buy:
100 complete houses furniture.
Be sure to see him before you
sell.
PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE
2401 So. 6th St. Phone 8469
Try Palmer's First and Save!
4-30
FOR SALE 1 late Stow milk
bottler, one pump, one vat,
J E. Williams, on the Joe
Wright ranch. 4-30
16-INCH GREEN SLABS
Pine double loads, $4.75; pine
and fir mixed, double loads,
$5.25; suitable for stoves, fur
naces, fireplaces. Peyton &
Co., dial 5149. 4-30
FULLER BRUSHES R. V. Mor
gan, 3348. 532 South River
side. 5-8m
HEADQUARTERS for Fine
Chamois, $2.00 up. F. R.
Hauger, 515 Market 5-4
AVON PRODUCTS Alda Kemp
Phone 6691. 8-18
FOR SALE 10,000 lbs. rye,
$1.75 per 100 lbs. Bring sacks.
J. N. Drew, Hildebrand, Ore.
5-3
DO YOU KNOW that you can
paint your house inside and
outside with not a cent of
cash? We will furnish the
paint and pay the labor. You
pay as low as $5.00 per month.
J. W. Copeland Yard. Phone
3197. 5-5
R-D-8 CATERPILLAR with bull
dozer and heavy duty winch.
Pleasant Creek Mining Co.,
Rogue River, Ore, 5-3
200 AMP. Lincoln electrio weld
er. Pleasant Creek Mining
Co., Rogue River, Ore. 5-3
AVON PRODUCTS Anna Funk
Phone 3450. 5-28
FOR SALE Potato planter, dig
ger, cultivator and middle
breaker. International horse
drawn. Good condition. $250.
Francis Hannon, Tulelake. 5-1
38
For 8ale or Trade
RAWLEIGH Products. Frank
Leiblcin. 2916 Bisbee. 8-17
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
I BUY USED PIANOS for cash,
add only value of recondition
ing work and sell on terms.
Louis R. Mann, Tuner, Derby's,
120 N. 7th. Phones 4519 or
7175. 5-21
WANTED Shaper, Jointer, 14
or 16-inch band saw. 39 Glen
Oak Court, Medford, Ore, 8-1
WANTED TO RENT Four or
5-room modern house. Must be
clean. $30 to $40 rent Phone
6813. 4-30
WANTED TO RENT On Shasta
way, unfurnished modern
home, two bedrooms. Phone
7137. 4-30
WANTED Small child's tricy
cle. Phone 4719. 5-1
44 Livestock and Poultry
FOR SALE 3000 7-weeks-old
turkey poults. Will be ready
for sale June 12. $2.00 each.
Very fine stock. If interested
contact G. P. Ryals, Albany,
Ore. 5-1
44 Livestock and Poultry
WANTED Live poultry of all
kinds. Also eggs. Martin Pro
duce. Phone 3372. 8-17
FOR SALE 1 large cow, some
half-acre heifers. Call after 5
p. m. 5704 Avalon. 5-1
WANTED TO BUY A good
milk cow. P. O. Box 21,
Beatty Ore. 3-3
FOR SALE Guernsey and Jer
sey cow, young ewes. Rt. 2,
Box 408, So. 6th. 4-30
FOR SALE Black yearling colt
with bald face, $23. Make
good saddle horse. .Phone
4043. 4-30
48
Financial
AUTOMOBILE
FURNITURE
SALARY
LOANS
A. Ask for Loan
B. Bring
Identification
C. Complete Loan
TODAYI
COMMERCIAL-
FINANCE
CORPORATION
116 South Sixth Street
Telephone 3265
S1 M-Ul
CASH LOANS
WITHOUT ENDORSERS
t WAYS TO GET 1 CONSUMER
CASH LOA.V
PHONE . WRITE . COMB IK
You Beed so eo-slfn-rs or endorser, to
fH coo.umer Ioib
THREE LOAN PLANS
NO. 1-INCOMB IOA53
Ob your ooU only. iiilffi.
mnt. No co-iijorra
NO. 1 FURNITURE LOANS
Your character U mom taportut
than the femitar lUcIf. .
NO. S-AITO LOANS
130 to S00 caih loam ud refl
naneinf.
CONSUMERS CREDIT
COMPANY
1MB!
720 Pine St
Phone 7711
4-30
First Federal Has
Plenty of Money
Buy a Modern Home
Refinance Your Old Home
..
Pay Less Than Rent
Long Terms -:- Low Rate
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS and LOAN
Assoc. of Klamath' Falls
Sixth and Main Phone 5195
4-30m
See
K. A. (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
4-30m
48 Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Lease on furnished
14-room apartment house, one
block from Main St. News
Herald Box 2319. 4-30
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, April 30 (AP-USDA)
Sales of spot Australian staple
fine wools were made today at
an out-of-bond clean price of
$1.10 and half-blood staple at
$1.05, same basis. Sorted mo
hair of 32s grade was sold for
future delivery at 95 cents. Spot
half-blood Montevideo gtease
wools were sold at 43 cents in
bond. '
I think we're still going to be
fighting five years from now.
President H. C. Byrd of U. of
Maryland.
BIG BASIN LBR. CO.
Main fc Spring
Phone 3144
Ills
WHEAT
CHICAGO, April 30 OP) Sus
pension of import quotas on
wheat and wheat flour cased
bread cereal prices today, al
though activity continued light
and there was no rush to sell.
Presidential action in removing
quota restrictions was expected
to bring in more Canadian wheat
and at Winnipeg the grain
Jumped more than a cent.
Rye was under pressure most
of the session, but oats displayed
a relatively firm undertone.
Traders were inclined to hold to
the sidelines in view of the soft
coal dispute, which had a bear
ing on grains because of the be
lief the congressional farm bloc
would move for higher agricul
tural prices if concessions were
made to the miners.
At the close, wheat was 1c to
Ic lower, May $1,431-1, July
$1,431-1, corn was unchanged at
ceilings, May $1.05, oats ic low
er to Ic higher, and rye Ic low
er to Ic higher.
TAX PROPOSED
TO
NEW YORK, April 30 (fT)
Senator Walter F. George
(D-Ga.), chairman of the senate
finance committee, proposes
consideration of a general sales
tax if the nation requires great
er revenue to conduct the war
than present laws will produce.
He made this statement while
outlining his personal tax views
last night at the annual dinner
which ended the 31st annual
convention of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States.
Declaring the nation's war
production program is reaching
Its peak, he asserted that the
private enterprise system "will
be definitely on the spot again''
when the war ends.
Senator George, who heads a
special senate committee de
signed to serve as a fact-finding
body and clearing house on all
post-war planning and prob
lems, said that the survival test
of private enterprise will be the
providing of "fairly consistent
post-war employment."
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
April 30 (AP-USDA) CATTLE:
10. Nominal. For week, receipts
250. largely steady. Three cars
local fed 1000 pound Holstein
steers $15.00; heifers scarce; odd
1145-1150 lb. range cows $11.50
13.00; common cows mostly
$10.00-25; medium bulls $11.00
12.00. Calves: None. Nominal.
Week's top $16.00.
HOGS: 75. Fully steady. One
load good to choice 319 lb; Cali
fornia barrows and gilts $15.35.
SHEEP: Salable none. Nomi
nal. For week spring lambs
quoted $15.00-15.75. Medium to
choice wooled ewes $7.00-3.00
PORTLAND, Ore., April 30
(AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable
25, total 125; calves, 10 and 25;
market nominal; week's supply
medium-good fed steers $15.00
16.50; top $16.75; good fed heif
ers $15.00-50; extreme top $16;
cutter-canner cows salable
around $7.00-9.25; fat dairy cows
eligible to $11.00; medium-good
bulls salable around $12.00 to
$14.00; medium good vealers
sold at $15.00; choice quotable
$16.50.
HOGS: Salable 50, total 250;
few salable steady with Thurs
day's extreme close or 25-35
cents below early that day; good
choice around 200 215 ' lbs.
$15.00; medium grades $14.75;
260-260 lbs. $14.50; good sows
quotable steady, around $13.50;
good-choice feeder pigs lacking,
quotable $16.50-18.00.
SHEEP: Salable none, total
150; market nominal; good
choice fed shorn lambs quotable
$15.25; springers to $15.50; good
wooled ewes salable around
$8.00.
CHICAGO, April 30 (AP
USDA) Salable hogs 6000; to
tal 12,000; fairly active; steady
to 10 cents higher than Thurs
day's averages; most advance on
weights 250 lbs. and over; good
and choice 180-330 lbs. $14.60
70; top $14.75; few good and
choke 140-180 lbs. $14.00-60;
sows mostly 10 cents higher;
good and choice 360-550 lbs.
$14.40-60.
Salable cattle 1500; salable
calves 300; receipts very limit
ed; steers and yearlings steady;
bulk $14.00-16.00; good to choice
1150 lbs. western red steers top'
ping at outside price; sprinkling
heifers $12.50-14.00; steady to
weak; very uneven trade on
cows; bulk going on eastern
order buyer account at steady
prices; most beef cows $11.00
13.00; cutters $9.00-10.00; can
ners $7.50-8.50; with very light
kinds at and below $7.00; bull
trade weak with $13.50 practical
top on weighty sausage offer
ings; extreme top $13.75; vealers
fully steady at $15.00-16.00;
weekend stocker market very
slow In sympathy with general
dullness in killer trade.
Salable sheep 4000; total 6,
000; late Thursday-wooled lambs
GENERAL SALES
CHAMBER
IPROFIT TAKES
STALL MARKET
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, April 30 (PI
Profit cashing occasionally stall
ed today's stock market but
many favorites managed to over- i
ride this hurdle and reach new
high ground for.the year or long
er with gains of fractions to a
point or more.
Activity dwindled after a fast
opening in which- large blocks
of low and medium-priced issue
changed hands at minor ad
vances. Radio corporation came
out on an 16,000-share deal, with
international Telephone next on
a 10,000-share trade. Transac
tions of 1000 to 5000 were nu
merous. Top marks were re
duced in many instances near the
close but plus signs were widely
distributed. Volume was around
1,400,000 shares.
Peak quotations for 1943 were
established for American Tele
phone, Studebaker, Montgomery .
Ward, Douglas Aircraft, United
Aircraft, Standard Oil of Call
fornia, and Alleghany Common,
among others. Holding their
own were U. S. Steel, Southern
Railway, Great Northern. N. Y.
Central, American Can and Para-.
mount Pictures. Laggards In
cluded General Motors, Santa
Fe, Phillips Petroleum and Al
leghany Preferreds.
Bonds were relatively steady.
Closing quotations: .
American Can 81
Am Car Se Fdy 35J
Am Tel & Tel .. 1481
Calif Packing .-. 261-
Cat Tractor 461
Comm'nwlth & Sou I
General Electric .. 381
General Motors 501
Illinois Central .. :.,.. 15
Int Harvester . 68-
Kennecott . 32t
Lockheed ..... .. ...... 231
Long-Bell "A" , 9i
Montgomery Ward , 41)
Nash-Kelv
91
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas & El
Packard Motor
J C Penney
Penna R R .......
Republic Steel
Safeway Stores .....
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands .
Sunshine Mining ......
... 181
.... 161
281
. 41
.. 90
... 291
.... 171
.... 391
27
7
61
Trans-America
91
Union Oil Calif ...... .... 19
U S, Steel ............ 551
Warner Pictures .,.:...'..... 131
FOR LAST WEEK
PORTLAND, Ore., .April 38
UP) Orders for western pine
lumber during the 'week ended
April 24 were up nearly 15,000,
000 board feet over the previous
week, -the Western Pine associ
ation reported today.
Production showed a alight
gain but shipments were down
approximately 1,500,000 board
feet.
Comparative figures for the
week as compared with the pre
vious week and the correspond
ing week last year: Orders
81,793,000, 67,037,000, 93.217,
000. Shipments 69,786,000, 71,
219,000, 85,061,000. Production
64,820,000, 64,512,000, 73,215,-
uoo.
Oregon Adds Peas
To New War Crops
CORVALLIS,. April 30 (Pi
Oregon is adding some 55,000
acres of a new and profitable
war crop in dry edible peas this
year, but one which brings with
it new methods and problems Tn
production, harvesting and
handling. .
A conference at OSC yester
day held by the extension serv
ice and attended by more than
100 seed dealers and cleaners, In
secticide handlers, directors of
the Oregon Seed league, en
tomologists, and representatives
of other agencies, heard of the
new crop.
mostly steady; clipped lambs un
even; steady to 15 or more low
er; good to choice fed western
wooled . lambs $16.00-25; top
$16.35 on strictly choice closely
sorted lots to shippers; good to
choice fed western clipped lambs
with No. 2 and No. 1 skins
$14.75-15.10; bulk $14.00 up; top
$15.25; choice 68 lbs. native
spring lambs $16.25; sheep
steady; choice steady native
ewes '$8.25. Today's trade-fat
lambs opening mostly steady
considering quality of wooled of
ferings; good to choice fed west
ern wooled lambs $15.65-16.25;
strictly choice held higher; bulk
above $16.00; good to choice fed
western clipped offerings with
No. 1 and 2 skins $14.75-90 most
ly; top $15.35 on one load choice
Colorado with No. 1 or fall
shorn pelts sheep about steady;
choice 140 lbs. wooled ' ewea
$9.50; good to choice clipped
ewes 15 lbs. upward to $8,25.
OCCASONALLf