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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
June 4, 1048
MaiJzetl and tf-titancial
PEACESTDGKS
HELP SUSTAIN
CHICAGO, June 4 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes, arrivals 57; on track
120; total US shipments 11H;
supplies light; demand good;
market slightly stronger; offer
ings very light account of track
sales; California Long Whites
100 lbs. sack US No. 1, $4.25-30;
commercials $3.88-4.10; US No.
2, $3.58-75; Alabama Bliss Tri-
NEW YORK. June 4 (fP) umphs US No. 1, $3.90; Louisi-
Scattered peace stocks continued! ana Bliss Triumphs victory grado
to keep recovery fires burning $3.85.
UPWARD
I
Poiatoes
i
In today's market while many
leaders elsewhere were unnhle
to shake off mild selling chills.
Steels, rails and aircrafts re
treated after early resistance.
Assorted favorites managed to
register new tops for the year
or longer but, near the close, de
clines of fractions to a point or
so predominated. Transfers were
around 1,300,000 shares,
United Gas Improvement hit
a peak for 1943 on an. opening
block of 19,100 shares as the
company announced expectation
that the partial liquidation plan
would be ratified by directors
at their next meeting. Also edg-
Ing into "new high" were Mor
ris & Essex, Libby-McNoill,
Murray corp., American Tele
phone, Chrysler and Montgonv
ery Ward
Falterers included U. S. Steel
Bethlehem, N. Y. Central, South
era Railway, General Motors
Drfliglfcs Aircraft, Westinghouse,
Allied Chemical, U. S. Rubber
and International Harvester,
Closing quotations:
American Can 881
Am Car & Fdy ,
Am Tel & Tel ..
Anaconda ,
Calif Packing .
Cat Tractor
Cbmm'nw'lth & Sou
General Electric ..
General Motors -
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Illinois Central
Int Harvester . .j
Kennecott .
Lockheed
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
J. C. Penney
Pac Gas & El
Packard Motor
Penna R R
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil ...
Safeway Stores J.
Sears Roebuck ,
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining
Trans-America .... .
Union Oil Calif ..
Union Pacific ... ....
U S Steel .... ..
Warner Pictures
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Pacific Telephone
Boosts Dividend
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 (JP)
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company raised the ' quarterly
dividend to $1.50 a share on
common stock for the payment
due June 30 to equity owners
of record June 16. The company
had paid $1.25 a share in three
preceding quarters. The . com
pany will pay the regular quar
terly $1.50 on preferred stock
July 15, record June 30.
The Great Pyramid of Gizeh,
Egypt, required 100,000 slaves
30 years to build.
Thirty different airplane mod
els are produced for Great Brit
ain by American factories.
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DIRNDL Virginia O'Brien
of the movies wears a cotton
print challls dirndl skirt in red,
white and blue, with a wide
girdle and narrow bands of black
velvet at the hem line.
CHICAGO, June 4 VP) A
good demand developed for
wheat today and prices advanced
nearly 2 cents at one time before
running into realizing sales. Oats
were steady but rye dropped be
low yesterday s closing quota-
tions when heavy profit taking
erased gains which had sent the
grain to new six year peaks.
Private crop forecasts that
Kansas production this year
would be about 150.000,000 bush
els against 206,000,000 bushels
harvested in 1942 spurred the
upturn.
Wheat closed 1-19 cent higher,
July $1,543, September $1,453-9,
corn was unchanged, July $1.05,
oats were up l-9c and rye drop
ped 9-tc.
,
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
June 4 (AP-USDA) Cattle: 10.
Nominal; for week generally
steady on medium to good steers
and range cows; fat range cows
$11.50-12.00, common cows
$10.50-11.00; medium sausage
bulls $10.00-11.00. Calves for
week 35. Few vealers $14.50
down.
Hogs: 50. Package good 209
lb. barrows and gilts $14.40, ex
treme top, for week mostly 60c
lower; odd good sows $13.25.
Sheep: 500. Nominal; for
week fully steady; bulk good to
choice over 80 lb. $14.00-14.50,
bulk medium and common lambs
$12.50-13.00 as feeders; bulk
shorn ewes $2.00-5.50.
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An 'Unknown Soldier's Grave, on Guadalcanal
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Held in Flag Shooting
CHICAGO, June 4 (AP-USDA)
Salable hogs 7000; total 15,000;
opened fairly active; steady to
10 cents higher than Thursday s
average; later trade slow; all of
advance lost; extreme top $14.50;
bulk good and choice 180-350 lb.
$14.25-45; most good and choice
150-180 lb. $13.50-14.25; bulk
good 360-550 lb. sows $13.90
14.15. Salable cattle 1000; salable
f a, calves ouu; iea sieers ana year-
ffc . 3f-J rs. ! lings active and firm; most steers
J fV5HiS. , $15.25-16.00; top $16.50; bulk
heifers $13.75-15.00; best $15.40;
firm trade on cows; cutters
$10.50 down; beef cows $11.00-
12.50; bulls 10-15 cents higher;
$14.00 paid for weighty sausage
bulls; extreme top $14.25; veal
ers steady at $15.50-16.50.
Salable sheep 2000; total 6500;
late Thursday fat lambs un
even; around steady; today's
trade fat lambs active; clipped
lambs strong to higher; wooled
lambs steady; few native spring
lambs about steady at $16.00
down; one double choice Col
orado wooled lambs $16.00; just
good to, strictly choice western
clipped Iambs with No. 1 and 2
skins $14.50-15.25; few yearlings
$13.75; two year olds $11.50;
sheep steady; good to choice
shorn native ewes $7.50-8.00,
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William Snyder (above), deaf.
68, Spanish American war vet
eran, was held by Denver police
in the fatal shooting of Joseph
Mansel, 56. Acting Detective
Capt O. A. Carter said an ar
gument over the ownership of
an American flag flown on Me
morial Day precipitated the
shooting.
Some aircraft cannon shells
are timed to explode after trav
eling a certain distance even
though they have struck nothing.
Now that anti-freeze time Is
over, take a good look at the rub
ber radiator hose. Often the
greater deterioration is on the
inside.
Japanese Destroyer Lost This Battle
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Untortunntely for this Nip destroyer, It crossed the path uf a U. S. Pacillc Fleet submurme patrolling water
on tno coast of Formosa. The sub let her have it with a torpedo, which hit In the forward part of the ship,
top Ccntor, a few seconds later the vessel slowly sinks, her stern high out of the water, and, bottom, the de
U'oyer'i (anlall points skyward as the fast-sinKlng ship dives almost straight down to her final resting place.
Official U. 8. Navy photo.
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Somewhere on the shore of Guadalcanal is this grave of an Amorican "unknown soldier"
marked in this humble manner, in contrast to the grave of tho Unknown Soldior In Arllnaton
cemetery. Thii simple cross bears the legend "R I P Here Lies a Devildog." and the barrel sec
tion of a broken gun. U. S. marine corps photo.
Copco's April
Income Down
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 (P)
California Oregon Power com
pany reports $93,747 April net
Income, a little lower than the
$94,340 for a year ago.
Net Income for the first four
months of this year went up to
$374,299 from $354,093, as oper
ating revenues rose to $1,851,738
from $1,833,115.
The Natchez Indians averaged
six feet In height and were one
of the principal tribes of south
ern United States.
Mohammedans consider silk
unclean because it is tho product
of a worm.
Practically every mature Se
quoia tree in existence today has
been struck by lightning at some
time.
HOLD EVERYTHING!
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Classified Ads Bring Results.'
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF JOHN A. KINCAID,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I
have been appointed executor of
the last will and testament and
estate of John A. Klncnld, do
ceased. A 1 1 persons having
claims ngainst said cstnto are re
quired to present them, with tho
proper vouchers, to mo at tho of
fice of William Ganong, 724
Main street, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, within six months from date
hereof.
Dated May 28, 1043.
GEORGE KINCAID,
Executor of said Estate,
M 28; J 4-11-18 No. 237.
A fluttering oil gauge Indica
tor sometimes points to a dirty
strainer in the pump. A good
cleaning la the cure.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF BERTHA HELL,
Deceased.
Notlco is hereby given that wo
have filed our final account of
the administration of tho abuvo
entitled estuto and that tho nuovo
entitled court hits appointed Juno
12, 1043 at 10 a. m. as tho timu
for hearing objections to such
final account and the settlement
thereof.
EVERETT M. BELL
LLOYD BELL
Administrators of auld
estate
M 14-21-28; J 4 No. 220.
NOTICt:y"E8TRXY8
Notlco Is hereby given that
William Tubach, Route 2 Box
751, Klnmath Falls, Oregon, did
on or about tho 7th day of De
cember, 1042, tnko on cstruy
Holstuln bull calf about eleven
months old, color black unci
white, no brands; also an e.itray
Jersey bull calf, about eleven
months old, color dark tan, no
brands.
On the 15th of Juno, 1943, at
2 p. m. at tho William Tubnch
ranch, Routo 2, Bux 751, Klnm
ath Falls, Oregon, 1 will sell at
public auction wild uulimiis to
satisfy costs of keeping, expenses
incurred, Including constable and
Justice fees, costs of advertising
sale and such other costs and
expenses regularly made.
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff, Klamath County
Klamath Falls, Oregon,
M 28; J 4 No. 230.
Excessive use of tho choko
means greater oil dilution, which
In turn means more frequent oil
changes.
Heirs of a head waiter at a
British scasldo hotel received
more than $100,000. Ho had
served as head waiter for 40
years.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Lost and Found
LOST Point Ration bonk, Rob
. i, i.i... tn.
n l rteiui iiiiiiniim, i?uiinn,
dm R.4
8-4
LOST Billfold containing pa
pers and gas book A. J. C.
Peters, Chlloquln, Ore. fl-4
LOST No. I Ration book In
name of Mortimer C. Cooko,
War Relocation Authority,
Newel), Calif. 612
LOST "A" ration book. Robert
Russell, 1014 Knno St. 8-4
LOST Ration limik No. 2. MIU
ton Price, 444 South Riverside.
8-S
LOST Fuel oil ration form with
seven S gullon coupons attach
ed. Reyvnrd for return to
CRAMERS RADIO SERVICE
115 So. 11th St. Dial 6818
6-8
LOST Ration Book No. 1. Guy
Earl Cramer, Bonanza, Ore. (A
8-8 w
LOST "A" gns ration book. W.
A. Mayo, Pelican Bay Camp.
6-8
LOST Ration book, Amy
Knight, Chlloquln, Oro. 6-8
LOST Ration book No. 1, Al
bert II. Bllton, 108 Marlon
Antx. 6-8
LOST Ration book No. 1.
Kthelyn L. Crowley, Chapman
Cleaners, East Main. 6-8
Lost and Found
LOST "A" gas ration book.
Paul McKlnney, 314 Cannon
avenue, or Spraguo River, Ore.
6-4
LOST "A" gas ration book.
Sidney L. Burgdorf, Gilchrist,
Oregon. 8-4
LOST Ration Hook A. Ilcensa
No. 7.1CIHI0, Calif. Jack Down
ey, 51120 Melrose St. fl-fl
Personals
MONUMENTS Klnmath Falli
Marble and Grnnlte Works,
110 So. 11th. Phone 8381
fl-7m
10
Borvlcoi
CURTAINS laundered and
stretched. Phono 3717. 7-lm
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Let's Buy 4 Fighter Planes
To Escort the "Klamath Pelican" Bomber!
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These Are the Contest Rules:
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When you buy your bond this month, name your favorite
Klamath County town (outside of Klamath Falls). The '
four towns receiving the largest number of votes will
have their names on the four fighter planes!
KLAMATH FALLS
RESIDENTS:
Your vote (with each bond pur
chase) counts ust as much as the
votes of the people who llvo In the
contesting towns.
VOTE FOR YOUR
FAVORITE TOWNI
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2324 S. 6th St.
PHONE 3146