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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON July R 1!M LEADERS SHOW LIGHT GAINS; HIGH AVERAGE NEW YORK, July 14 OT) Moderate gains in a long list of leaders and a substantial rise in rubbers and specialties lifted to day's stock market average to new high levels for nearly four years. The advance was rather un even with some early advances disappearing temporarily under profit selling but near the close fractional plus marks were well distributed, and the specially favored issues were up a point or more. Transactions approximated 1, 700,000 shares, heaviest in about two months. Next to the rubbers, utilities were the most consistent, but the soft drink stocks did better than either on the extent of the rise. Some rails were ahead while others slipped a little. Goodrich, Goodyear and U. S. Rubber went to new peaks as did Montgomery Ward, Amer ican Telephone, Consolidated Edison. Pepsi-Cola and Coca- Cola. Also improved were Pub lic Service of N. J., Anaconda, Southern Pacific and Western Union. In the bond market rails made more progress. Closing quotations: American Can Am Car & Fdy .. Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Calif Packing Cat Tractor Comm'nw'lth & Sou General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Rypfd . Illinois Cerftral . Int Harvester Kennecott ... Lockheed Long-Bell "A Montgomery Ward ... Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El Packard oMtor .. Penna R R -. Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sean Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America .Union Oil Calif Union Pacific . U S Steel . Warner Pictures 901 ,...1564 28 i 30t 52 i am 551 32 151 741 341 21j . 10 m 131 181 17 291 301 201 in 45. 85 29 6i 221 102 581 151 Chrome Concentrator Slated for Med ford SALEM, July 14 VP) The war production board has approved the proposal for construction of a hard rock chrome concentrator to be built by the Pacific com pany of Medford in the Galice district of Josephine county, Governor Earl Snell said today. Visitors June Williams, PhyV lis Whitlock and Claire Thomas, all of Medford, are spending 10 days with Miss William's aunt, Mrs. K. I. Bold of Bonanza. They Visited in Klamath Falls Wed nesday. Miss Williams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. L, Williams, formerly of this city, You never can waste money In giving people education. Sen. Claude Pepper, Florida. Opinions differ. Some folks think that when a fellow shows his mettle he has brass. Page Barnum I Wl t' V!) 4 M F. i S. - W 1 S. P. Honors Its Service Men M. was, .r l r hi nil rJ rn'i. Market Prices for Gardeners PORTLAND. Julj 11 (Att-lul tide tsar. kt prlee tcdevt ASAKA(ll'S-Koilnal. loo. He, I. M M pyramid; hunch, 15.00-ft.M nvt)ld. CABBAOB Rpun I J IX. oral) toeal point, ll.u erst. BRANS-Oma IMk lb. I ll-lif ID.; urefMi giant, lu lb.1 hare, ri-vpo tug. aOYSSNBiRKIBS-No. I. RUIU crate. CAULIFLOWER tbroccomSO. I. H.M: ordinary. KM; Xo. t, 1,00-1. SO Mil. Bol Ann. ISe pi. 100 lb. 01RN-Th PillM MWWfl d,-ln. ROOT VltlKTABLKS Tunlni. Il.lt1.t9: hUt 90c dona bundiMl carnU, 4040 4un bunrhn. URBKNSSWI4I rl. TU bUli vtrcrM. 11.00 doita fcuachMi nuttnt, 7&t ttoitn bunchM. IJtTTIirK-locil. (1.00-I.M oru: lt 4lofk. 000 doan bunrh44. IXMUNBHRRIKS-No. 1 fl.U-I.H 4T4I4. rSAS-Local. 1100 lb. SPINACH Lonl, II.M-l.tS rutt hot. RADISHES No. 1 4DrtU. tH. M4 4.n bun.-hfi. RHl'BARn FM4. I.1S-1.W Kei. ONIONS Ot. 4040c Mn bunctin. RA8PRKRR1K3-I9.00U: Bltekniw SJ.OO. t.M crate. STRAWRRRRIRS-Oruon Marthillt, t).00- S.U crate: Red Heart. crl. YniTNaBCRRIES Local. n.ut-T-m erie. roTATOItS-Nw local. SIM Ins. Sl.lt t.SS oraat box. When the number of former Southern Pacific officers and employ in the I . S. fighting forces passed the 12,000 mark, the event was observed bv 90.000 of their fellow employes by War Bond purchases, blood pledges for the Ked Cross and other wartime activities. This railroad now has a manpower shortage of 10.000. Picture shows President A. T. Merrier officiating at change of service flag marker. Maharajah Takes New Bride ' S t tthm mm J I -vi.-- .fa The wealthy, 33-year-old Maharajah of Indore smiles happily with nil new white Maharant, the former Euphemia Watt Crane, at a Reno dude ranch following their marriage there. Both obtained divorce decreet from their former mates In District Court and were wed immediately. .LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 (AP-WFA) CATTLE: Salable 150. Steady; package 1165-lb. grass steers $14.00, good quoted $15.00; packages grass heifers $11.50-14.00; load fat 930 1b. grass cows $10.75; most can ners and cutters $6.00-8.00. Calves: Salable 25, steady, few 350-lb. calves $13.00-50; common $10.00-12.00. HOGS: Salable 500. Steady; bulk good 200-230 lb. barrows and gilts $14.85; packages good sows $13.50. SHEEP: Salable 2200. Fully steady; few decks good 75 lb. spring lambs $14.50, light sort $12.50; package good 120 lb yearling ewes $6.50. CHICAGO, July 14 (VP) Salable hogs 14,000; total 27,000; slow; steady to strong; weights over 300 lbs. and sows strong to 10 cents higher; good and choice 190-330 lbs. $13.80-14.05; total $14.10; 150-180 lbs. $12.50-13.90; good and choice 350-550 lbs. sows $12.85-13.25; choice lights up to $13.50. Salable cattle 11,000; salable calves 600; fed steers and year lings steady to 25 cents lower; fully 25 cents under Monday in both instances; heifers shared , spring lambs fairlv slow 4500; fat native spring Iambs only moderately active; steady; medium to choice, $14.00-15.25; early top $15.50 to yard traders; best held higher; few medium throw-outs $12.00-75; few year lings on sale; odd head $10.00- 13.00 yearling ewes included at choice outside; sheep steady; slaughter ewes $6.75-7.75; top $8.00 on choice offerings. steer decline; general market slow, uneven: fed steers and yearlings grading good and bet ter dominating: prospective top choice to prime weighty steers around $17.00; most early sales $14.50-16.25; heifers mostly $15.25 down with strictly choice offerings around $13.75; cows steady; cutters $10.25 down; strictly good weighty fed cows up to $14.25; little above $13.00; active, firm trade on bulls with heavy sausage offerings to $14.85; vealers steady at $14.00 to $15.50; stock cattle dull. Salable sheep 1000; total PORTLAND, Ore., July 14 (AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 150, total 125; market slow, about steady, but bulls very draggy and few sales lower; odd common-medium grass steers $11.00 12.00; common-medium grass heifers $10.00-12.00; canner and cutter cows $6.00-8.00; few com mon beef cows $8.50-9.00; grass fat beef cows to $11.00; few common-medium bulls $9.00 11.00; fairly good bulls at $12.00; good-choice vealers $14.00-50, common down to $10.00. Hogs: salable 400, total 600; market mostly steady early but some late sales weaker; good choice 180-230 lbs., $14.00-25; 250-270 lbs. $13.50-75; heavier fat type heifers $12.50-13.25; light-lights $13.00-50; good sows largely $11.50; good-choice feed er pigs $15.00-17.50. Sheep: salable 1000, total 1050; prac tically none moving; few feed- Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or.. Jnlv II (APt-HVT-TRR AA grad prints. 44c: cartooa. 4Tijc: A trade pruts. 44vc; carton. 4Tc; B grad prints. 40c: carton. 44c lb. Bl'TTBRFAT Hr quallt. natlmum ol . of I pr cent acidity, delinred at fort land. WSiSo lb.: premium nuallt. mat. luum of M ol I pr cent acMltr, U41V lb.; valley rout and country prtBU. to less Ulan first, or SWV; second quality at Portland, to under first or XMV rHRKSR Selling pric to Portland re tailers: Oregon triplet, tec lt.i loaf. SOo lb.: triplet to rwlalrt, tie Ib.i teal, J74C, r.O.B. mm M rewrer. cue. grada targ. 4TSC, A medium. 43l. A small, as'to doaen. Nominal prtcea to pro ducers: A large. 44c; B large, 41HOJ A medium, 40c: B large, 41H. LIVE POUITRY Buying prices: Wo. I grade Leghorn brolltr. up to Si Iba.. 30c: colored fryer, under tU lo I lb ?9c; colored masters, over 4 Ins.. 90c; Leghorn) ben, uader 14 l Mjc: over it, lbs.. V; colored heas. 4 to t lbs.. SHc; over S lbs., sy: old rooster. JISc lb.; tga, tlltc lb. nRRSSRP TfRKRVS Selling price: Countrv dressed breeder hens. S0-3JC lb. RABBITS-timeromcnt ceiling: Averag country killed to retailer. 44 lb. I II' price to producer. to lb. ...... i , i . . ii.ii. ItAl el BPITMN priors vaaww. n.,. No. t or ketlw. H4.00: No. I Montana ttmothv, 133.00: No. I gra hy. 031 00; oat-vetch. 013.00-IP 08 ton. villey points: timothy valley), sts.00 ton. dover, tUJO 30.00 too. nWIANft 43rsm. SM0O dog. Macao; Teiaa jellow, strs: ralltornla, .; Walla walla, sz.w per .io. nag. POTATOES New Vk!ma whlu Ko. X. gS.40: local. tJ TI rental. COUNTRT MSATts BCHIoacn pnee wr re tailers: Countrv tilled hogs, best botchers. tSO-140 lb., top; vlrs. At. e: t. 5IUc: F. ItVic: C. I!ic: P. 13140 Ib.t cannarutter roars. llVvc lb.: bull carver ratter. 14ie: uaH. A A. c: a. B. tstie: C S0ic: evs. FS. tfac; med ium, lie; R. lOVi ooar. Vei . 0e; B, IHtc WHEAT CHICAGO, July 1 OP) Weakness In rye, which dropped more than a cent at times as stop-loss orders to sell were un covered on the downgrade, un settled other trains today. There was some mill buying of wheat at the start, pushing prices up fractionally, but this soon dried up and the bread ce real declined about a cent below the previous close when more hedging came into the pit. At the close wheat was i-llc lower, July $1.45, September $1,451-1, oats were l-lc lower, July 721c, and rye was down li-llc, July $1.11. Interdiction Order Filed in Court An order of Interdiction against Jens John Flattum was filed in Justice -court this week. The order makes it unlawful for any person or for the Oregon liquor control commission to sell any alcoholic liquor to Flattum. Soldiers'in the Sand era and older classes steady; good-choice spring lambs held above $13.25, few feeders $10.50 down, culls down to $7.00; medium-good yearlings $10.00-12.00; common down to $8.00; good ewes $5.00-50, common down to $2.00. ,3iJBva!lrJ Voa.iiy.t'ii Fit for a sideshow Is this com bination ol a horse in dungarees, but It's only a camera trick. Let's Go DANCING THIS SAT. NITE At the ARMORY BALDY'S BAND Regular Admission Prices eJNfl V, The 0. S. troops who will spearhead InvRiton of enemy shores learn to tight their wy across tha and at Camp Edwardi, Mass., Army amphibious engineers wholisve Just swum ashore from landing barges, fan But on tne ococn to open lire agnlnil uit "enemy." imi ii . i an l i i it i I. "01 gZijigCiv'L . .-' -"f-.... " 'V...-'. Woman Charged , With Auault in . Justice Court V Jessie Y. Weed, charged with assault white arniod with a ditngerous weapon, took time wlitin sha appenred ' In Jiiitlroga, court ami Is uiittrr $1000 bntufj She is nertisod of nasnultlng Inez Erb with an unloaded re volver. Bert C. Thomas li attorney for the defendant. . Potatoes Shangri-La War Stamps Fret With every $1.00 spent on DU PONT PAINT this month we will give one War Savings Stomp Free ! Sireamline your paint dollars1. DuPont's Best Outside Paint 3.35 Per Gel. in Si Plus IB War Savings Stamps Is Semethinf To Talk About F. R. HAUGGR 515 Market Phone 7221 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS CHICAGO, July 14 (AP-WFA) Potatoes, arrivals 91; on track 240; total US shipments 690; sup. plies moderate; trading light; market firm on best stock; Cali fornia Russet Burbanks, US No. 1, $4.20. Commercials $3.90; Ar kansas Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1 $3.54-74: Missouri Cobblers, US No. 1, $2.50-65; Virginia Cob blers, US No. 1, $3.25; Virginia Barrels Cobblers, $5.35 per bar rel. Man Charged With Larceny in Shop Time was taken In Justice court this week by Edward George Johnson, clfhrgod with larceny In a shop. Johnson, former employe at Lost River dairy is alleged to have stolen beer from that con cern. He is under $1000 cash bail. Attorney for the defendant is J. C. O'Neill. Mussolini has turned to blow ing up his own docks. Probably decided that blowing up himself wasn't getting him anywhere. French Shall "Rise," Says DeGaulle on Bastille Day LONDON. July 14 UV) Key noting Bustillo Day observances on three continents, General Charlcsf do Gaulle, co-chairman of the French commutes of na tional liberation, said today in an Algiers broadcast recordud by The Associated Press that "after three years of trials the French riso again." "Never before has the tuition al rising which will greet the allies been so prepared as it is today," he added. Tho name of Pierre Laval, Vichy French chief of govern ment, was booed at the Algiers meeting, along with tluit of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Nations to restore to the op pressed peoples their full and snored rights," tho chief ex ecutive said lust night in a atule- i mcnt coinincinnriiting the full of tho notorious primm during tho French revolution. WASHINGTON, July 14 (,T) The Frenchmen, observing to day the 154th anniversary of Bastille Day, received frcslt as surance from President Roose velt that one of tho United Nations' war aims is the return of freedom to "the peoples now under the invaders' yoke." "There must be no doubt, anywhere, of the unalterable determination of the United Liberators Fire Italian Airdromes CAIRO, July 14 (P) Heavy Liberator bombers from tho mid. rile east command dropped nesr. ly 425,000 pminriri of high explo sives and Inenmliuries on Cro tnne and Vibo Vnlrmtla air dromes In Italy yesterday, caus ing huge fires and "great dam. utio," a United Stutea communi que aniKimii'od today. Loose Talk Brings Five-Year Sentence LONDON, July 14 (At A military court inartlul hits sent enced Prlvitle Arthur J. Inge bredtseu of North Minneapolis, Minn., to five years liiiprlMin ment for disclosing details of a new typo coinbut plane In con vernation with two RAF non commissioned officers In the presence of civilians, U. S. Eighth Air force hrarliiiiurtei's announced toduy. Returns Don R. Drury. man nger of Kalplne Plywood, re turned the first of the week from Mexico City where he spent sev eral dnys on business. Drury will leave tho last of the month for Mexico, where he will be lo cated in the lumber Industry. Gas, Oil Situation Studied by Byrnes WASHINGTON. July 14 fpl James F. Byrnes, director of wur inobillxitlitin, announced to day his office Is restudylng tha whole problem of gHsolltio and fuel oil supplies "In the light of new developments," uiul Intends A to Inform the public about the results as soon as the survey Is completed. From East Mrs. Rollo C. Groesbrck of Niirtlt Ninth street, returned Monday night from a six weeks' visit will) her rlutigh. ter's family in Connecticut. hi,. 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