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AukuM; 11, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEf M ManJzetl and financial LEADERS LIGHTLY TO Tl JESDAY GAINS By VICTOR EUBANK NKW YORK, Aug. II T) fluylng continued to control tho Mock inui'kct'ii trend today, a considerable number of lenders adding moderately to Tuesday' gnln. Advance ranged from frac tions to it point or more In audi group an motors, furm equip ment, merchandising shares, mil equipment, utilities, oil and Industrlnl specialties. Some rail were a trifle higher, Aa In yesterduy'a recovory, which the third of substance ainco the market' hard fall on the Italian now In lata July, the so-culled peace stocks at tracted the best support. I.-Mirs giving a good account of theutxclvca Included General Motor, Chryler. White Motor, Montgomery Wurd, Scars Roe buck, Woolworth. Case Har vester, Western Union, Consoli dated Edison, Public Service of N, J., Westlnghouse, General Klectrlc, Philip Morris, Owens Illinois, American Locomotive and Standard Oil (N.J.) Rail loans had a further como back In the bond market. Cloning quotations: American Can 841 Am Car St Kdy 37 Am Tel St Tel 193 Anacondn 28 Calif Packing 281 Cat Tractor 481 C'omm'nw'lth St Sou 1110 Cieneral Electric .... 301 General Motor .............. 51 J Gt Nor My pfd 27 Illinois Central 121 Int Harvester 87 Potatoes CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (IP) Po tatoes: Arrival, 72; on track, 220; total U. S. shipment B70; supplies moderate; domand slow; market steady for best itock, weaker for others; Washington hong White, $:t.70-3.80; Iduho Russet Uurbank. f 3,0ft; Idaho nils Triumphs, $3.05; Nebroska Red Warbu. $2.05 3.00; Now Jcr ey Cobblers, $2.85. Kcnnecott 311 Lockheed , IB Long-Bell "A" 81 Montgomery Ward 4llt Naxh-Kelv 12J N Y Central 10 Northern Pacific ;. 14 1 Packard Motor 31 J C Penney 074 Prima n R 25J Richfield Oil Oil Sear Roebuck 80s Southern Poclflc 26 Standard Brand 7 Sunshine Mining Si Trans-America 8 Union 6ll Calif 20 Union Pacific 08 US Steel BS Warner Pictures 13 1 WHEAT CHICAGO. Aug. 11 (P) Re sumption of liquidation by house with eastern connection broko rye price In lata trading today, Imparting a weak under tone to other grains. Wbca1 dropped below tho previous close and oats, which had been high er mod of tho session, lost part of early gain. Purchase of more than 2,000, 000 bushels of corn on a "to arrive" basis, following 3,500 000 bushel bought yesterday, unsettled rye aa it was felt tome of the corn would be diverted to commercial feed manufacturer. Support of rye had been based upon- the prospect of increased LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11 (AP WFA) CATTLE: Salable 200, put two day steers 25 cent lower; two cara medium to good 1020-1120 lb. north coast grasi steer $13.79, load 040 lb. NeVada steer as feeder $12.10; she-stock steady, load 1110 lb. fat young grass cow $11.50, load medium 978 lb. cowa $10.00 to $10.80, aged cow dull, mot!y $8.50-0.25, few cannon and cut ter $8.00-7.50. CALVES 15. Weak; few slaughter calve $12.00-13.00. HOGS: Salable 500. Opened nlcady. closed 10-20 cent high er: bulk 200-250 lb. California burrows and gilt $15.40 to $18.80: odd good ow $13.25. SHEEP: Salable 1000. Choice liimba absent, deck horn No. 1 pelt good 70 lb. lumbs $12.50, deck 05 lb. shorn yearling $11; nrnund 150 horn ewe $3.00 to $8.75. PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 11 fAP.tJKDA) CATTLE: Salable and total 200, calve 50; beef cattle tcady, canner and cutter cow slow, 25-50 cent lower for luin Hnvs- few crass iteer 1U to $11.50. cutter down to $8.00, few tockers $10.00-50; grass heifers $9.00 to $10.50; canner and cutter cow $5.00-7.00, fat dairy type to $7.50 or above: common beef cow $8.25-9.00, medium cow to $10.00; conr mnn In medium bull $8.00-9.50 good bulls salable to $10.50 and above: good to choice vealer $13.00-14.00, common down to $9.00. HOGS: Salable and total 400; market active,- steady; good to rhnlrn 180-230 lb, mostly $15 nnn selected lot $15.15: 240-300 lb. $14.00-50; 140 165 lb. $13.75 to $14.25; sow itronger, good use of the grain for feeding be cause of a corn shortage. At the close rve was down 1- llc, September 08 081c, wheat was tic lower, September $1,431-1, and oat were 1c low er to Ic higher, September 69. grade mostly $11,00, light weight to $11.50; feeder pig scarce, good to choice light weight quotable $14.00-16.00. SHEEP: Salable and total 500; market active, steady; good to choice spring Iamb largely $11.75, medium grade $10.00 to $10.80, common light lamb down to $8.00; medium to good yearling $9.50-10.50; good to choice ewe $5.80-6.00, common down to $2.00. CHICAGO, Aug. 11 (AP-WFA) Salable hog 12,000; total 17,500; fairly active weight under 240 lb, atrong, 10c higher; heavier weight and sow 15-25c higher; good and choice 170-250 lb., $14.50-75; top $14.80; 250-280 lb., $24.25-60; 280-330 lbs., $14.00-30; several load 350-385 lb., $13.75-90; 140-170 lbs., $13.75-14.80; good and choice 300-550 lb, sow $13.00-50; few choice light weights to $13.60. Salable cattle 11,000; salable calve 500; fed steers and year ling steady to weak; mostly steady; choice offerings fairly ac tive; supply strictly good and choice steer largest for Wed nesday In several weeks, top $16.90; next highest price $16.85; lizable supply $16.00-75; bulk all grade $14.75-16.40; best year lings $16.40; heifer largely $13.73-15.50; strictly choice 932 lb. averages $16.15; beef cows alow, steady at $9.50-11.50; strictly good kind around $13.00; canner and cutters fairly active at $9.00 down; stronger under tone bulls, all weight heavy sausage offering to $14.25; veal er firm at $15.00-16.00. Salable sheep 1000; total 5000; fat native lamb fairly active, mostly steady at $13.00-14.25; top 80c lower; few cull native spring lamb $10.00-12.00; sheep about steady at $8.30-7.00. Classified Ad Bring Results. Mew Shipment Van Hausen Pajamas Sises A to D RUDY'S MEN'S SHOP Ith ind Main Dr. Masters' Health Column Pinworm Infection Needs Treatment by Physician The pinworm Is a parasite of human beings only. The inci dence of infection is surprising ly high. Examinations of very large numbers of persons have shown from IS to 40 per cent of the people examined to be infected. The infection Is dif fuse throughout the country. Although the highest Incidence is found In congested, long-established residential sections, it Is by no means limited to any social or economic group. If one member of a family is known to be infected, it is almost the rule to find other children or one or coin parents aiso Har boring the parasite. The pinworm is a parasite having unusual and strange habits. The egg are laid on tne perianal akin at night when the host Is sleeping. The female worm then shrivels up and may droo from the body Into the bed clothing. When the egg is dis charged, it already contains an embryo, which is fully devel oped and infective within six hours. The source of infection is the ingestion of these eggs. SYMPTOMS VARY OREATLY The symptom of pinworm infestation vary in degree from a complete absence of recog nized symptoms, to intense itch ing in the region of the anus, loss of appetite, Irritability, restlessness, and diarrhoea. Pin- worms are known to enter the female generative) tract, where Weary Feet Perk Up With Ice-Mint Treat Winn faat kara. trim Mia u4 rm .top to toruir. ton't to.n ul Bothlu. Bab UtUa lot-Mlat. fnttr whit. craus-IUu, tto coollu oMhlnS' am fort Mm irin tka f an . . . tlrwl arada rala fa srataral nltaf. A world of 4tftVrraM la f w ratauua. Saa how IM-Mlai fcarpa ao(ta earaa aj4 eaUnuxa too. OM foot happr aoaar, Uw Ica-Mlat w. Tfottr 4nssM ba loaJltab i - mm FOR VICTORY IUY U. S, WAR IONOS TODAY WE LIKE IT the- mum TOY If you'd been listening to your radio one evening a few weeks ago, you might have heard a news dispatch, telling of another RAF raid deep into Nazi-held France. This time the target was Le Creusot, site of the great Schneider armament works. At least that was the main target. But here was something that caught my ear just a sen tence to this effect: "Some of the bombers veered off the course to ; strike at the Montchanin power station, which supplies electric power for the Schneider arma ment works and other industries in the vicinity." A power station! There you are again proof of the supreme importance of electric power to the production of weap ons and war supplies! But back of that story there must have been another story a hu man story of gladness and gratitude on the ffl pari of the enslaved workers in . that power station. For them that bombing must have been a liberation. Even though some of them may have died in it, they must have made the sacri fice willingly, for the sake of choking off vital supplies for the oppressors. Well, that's the Nazi system Take a man, put him in chains, prod a gun into his back, and make him work. We like it the other way. Take a man, pay him a decent wage for working hours, reward him for his initiative and skill, give him pleasant working conditions and good tools to do his job with. And this system has paid out. Today in America's business- managed electric com panies, free men are working together .-, for .victory and they are producing far more power than all the Axis countries combined. Save, and help Save America Buy War Bonds FREEDOM to us In this country li our greatest heritage ftt preservation h etir gravest reipensrsriity. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY they may set up intense Irrita tion and through which they may pas into the abdominal cavity, where they eventually become encyited. The control of pinworm In fection is extremely difficult. The tendency to scratch the Ir ritated perianal skin deposits the eggs beneath the fingernail, and eventually they may be carried to the mouth. The eggs are so light that they may be carried by air currents and thereby be transported to dis tant object. They are usually to be found in the dust in hous es where the infection is present. The persistence of the Infec tion, despite treatment, is to be explained by constant re-infection from these sources. The pinworm egg is capable of sur viving as long as 10 days on the skin, and is resistant to ordi nary temperature changes as well as the usual household dis infectants. Therefore, hygienic measures are inadequate to. sup press tne infection. TREATING THE INFECTION The treatment .of pinworms by means of gentian violet, a chemical agent, is highly effec tive, but must be continued longer than the survival period of the eggs, and administered to all infected persons in the family. The recognition of the para site should always precede any treatment. Each member of the family should be examined, re gardless of the a b s e n c e of symptoms, and the treatment should be supervised by a phy sician. Hull Denias Roving Assignment' For Sumner Welles WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (IP) Secretary of State Hull denied today that Undersecretary Sum ner Welles is to receive a roving assignment and be replaced by Norman Armour, United States ambassador to Argentine. Asked about the published re ports, Hull said this newest story was a recurrence of similar re ports circulated in recent years and on each occasion denied. State Department Holds Recognition Of French Committee WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 VP) Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles indicated that the state department is not ready to an nounce recognition of the French committee of national liberation. Asked about reports from Al giers that the United States and Great Britain had agreed to rec ognize the committee as the trustee of French Interests until its armies landed In France, Welles said there was nothing new on that matter. The latest twin-engined flying boat in the navy is the Martin Mariner PBM-3. 13 Years Of Negatives On Filel Since 1930 Kennell-Ellis Has Kept All Negatives On File 1 For Your Convenience Come In . . . ' Look Them Over And Order From Those Old Proofs You May Hove Forgottenl Kennell-Ellis U. S. Nafl Bank Bldg., Main and 8th Phone 1251 JIB COTTON COOLERS Summertime Classics Packed With Value News! f if Youl! look twice at the price tags before you believe so much smartness can be only $3.98. City and country frocks . . . and the new ruffled and sun-back pinafores! Bright seersuckers, chambrays, ginghams and print ed sheers. 9 to 15, 12 to 20, 33 to 44 included. Pinafores and All-Occasion Cotton Dress Hits New street and utility types, for Jun iors, misses, and all women! Featur ing cool crisp summer fabrics such as seersuckers, chambrays, printed sheers and percale, ginghams and shirtings. White, brown, red, green or pastel ground prints; ' and stripes. 9 to 15, 12 to 20, 38 to 52 inr the group. v leers stores have posted or marked celling pric es In compliance with Government regulations SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 133 B. 8th
