Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 28, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 'Jill 28, 1944 tLHRE LUGE ASSAILS ROOSEVELT PLEDGES 1 CHICAGO, June 28 (IP) ,,, Hmilho t.lico, flint wuniun o luUlrcm H rrpiilillruii ".i.mil L'OIIVUIltlDII III III f II Uiiury. wnnl Ainrrlruns to i. Allllll' lillllK ' lltirl aa.ati.l 1 the Willi" House n mini who iho pi'l it lovon hit conn- -'.. !l. M.. !,, 1,11,,,. ..,..- nlnl.',.,i u.1111 .rlwinlulrl .1.,. lifllv n durk blur with whlto lulinuo, uiuiiuo uruiun iruuuiiij LiTcc, tho slim polltlco-pliiy. ,rliht orully drsiiwtlwd limt nlil'l Hi" service "beyond nrlco " G. ' ,nu dniilhs of i.Lullluu wluil nlio tci'inril RooK'vl' iidiiiliilnli'iilloii prom- .... iii'iil to their I'lim. hut Lroktii lo Hinlr hearts," tho fresh njn coiitfiesswommi from Con- null ulinnsi! president who oultl I'lKlIfy "C' Jll,i' deulh" inJ rvn It not usclei. "Jim him Ukn tho rap for ivoryoMf . (mm inn mnn in tim While limine down to tho mini the I i t tier home iiround llic forner," she mild. "And It wu 0 K. with him it it kuvo good gl'a Jue fresh "lull on life, liberty nd tho pursuit of hap piness In world wiped clean of nl marauders unci Jiipnnesc ipollerii. Bcniocriilii will ho meeting h soon, she mini, "not lo thoone president, but to Hike franklin Roosevelt ond lllio it." Labor Shortage May Slow Power Line Construction TOLEDO, Juno 28 (!) A lllbor shnrluKo nmy hold up coiulriirllon ol l h c propowd tlonncvlllu power Una from the Wl liii'iettn vulloy into Lincoln county, ConKreiiiini Jiimos W, Malt wild louiiy. ine linn was proposed to cllmlnata dancer lot further power blackouts long the ureijou coast vucli as occurred several weeks ouo. SERVICES HELD PORTLAND. June 2H (,V) funeral services will bo held htrn today for Edward W. Rime. Arlinutoii hotel owner ind tlmbermiiu, who died Sun tty. He helpel dovolop much ol the state's timber resources. Lincoln Paul Slrnhnn from Romie River l employed lit I'erncll k CerUonn. The rami have mopped both mllli, Pernoll and Gertsons, and the Henry mill from operating due lo the fact they are out of logs. Mr. L. L. Taylor has been ilsylnit in Ashland this Inst week with her parent!. A dance in nonor 01 mum mar- IIoiim) was held Saturday. Juno 17. Sha hns been visiting here. A csnnlns demonstration was held June 10 at tho school house. Iho demonstrotors were from the Uedford offlco. A potlurk lunch was held at neon. The school bonrd election and buriiiet voting was held tho eve ning of June 10. The budget was pmcd and Mrs. Myrtle Johnson was elected the treasurer for the coming year. Other bonrd mem bers remained os they were. Pvt. Bllllo Joo Fundcrburg Is homo for 10 days vn furlough. A iny was hold Thursday n it lit in his honor b.v the younger folks. Norvoll Tucker la employed now at Henry Lumber Co. He li moving from Ashland. Mrs. Ted Dnw nnd children, Shirley and Teddy returned Thursday from Sacramento whoro they have boon visiting relatives. Pvt. "Hoots" Fundcrbum was home on leave over tho weekend. Dick Colby had tho mlsfortuno of accidentally ptittinK his eyo out hist week when a screwdriv er slipped and Injured It. Mr. and Mrs. L. McBrlde and family from Cnmp 4 wore visit ing friends here Sunday. Wen Close from Ashland was Visiting at tho Johnson home, Sunday.. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON ?4 New Waiting Station 1? iL.Jl mx '...w PACE SEVEN 1 ir tt'l h r m r- -mm 00 v;M t. i t r.c.n.u hi?. a i ,!0!'t'r l0,t to r'3h " of hre servicemen's waiting stations th KG i ,1 ln"J,"T,d bJ ,h Kn'Bhl of Columbus, are P.to Lesmoistor, grand knight of r..o.? S a.nl"Von' ,Vf" ly L. L. Lombard, Sorvicomen Don Davis, Goorgo Cannon, Lou Livingston, Thomas Hlldobrand, Konnoth Carter, and State Deputy of the Fr.? .-j u 0lVtu" ?'."! Sml,h- In ih baek row- ,rom Mi t0 8h. Serviceman David rrty and Harold Handrickson and Mlko Lavonlck, KC's. Waiting Stations Installed By KC's for Service Men Throe servicemen's waiting stations, one at each of the main highways leading out nf town have been Instill led by the Knights of Columbus for the convenience of servicemen seek ing rides. Painted black and while, each station is 8 feet long nnd four feet deep and hns an overhang- 'A' Cord Owners To Woit For Tires WASHINGTON, Juno 28 (P) natlonlng Chief Charles F. Phil lips of tho office of prico nd mlnlstratlon said today that new tires for "A" card motor ists probably will not be avail able until early In 1045." rath er than In the fall of this year "as it seemed a fow weeks ago." In an Interview, Phillips cx- nlfiinrl Ihut a him kn-I.UH applications has piled up since Mllv 1 whnn nil ''RM cnr1 rlt.1... ers were made ellglblo for new ures. ne sum cicmanci was inr greater than anticipated. Collision Injures Six In Portland PORTLAND, June 28 VP) A collision of a delivery truck and a Portland Traction com pany bus hero sent six porsons to tho hospital yesterday. La verno R. Norton, 36. Wood burn, suffered severe shoulder and face injuries. Juanlta Wil son, bus driver, was one of those less seriously injured. WEATHER Kuen -.., Kl.m.lh rtlll . Iikevlew North Hand Portlinrl Red din I Hno Han rrnncUco Sea tile .-.71 , m DO .-.71 72 Mln. Precln. 47 .00 .00 ,00 VITAL STATISTICS DAV Dorn l Klumalh VMIcy ho pltal, Klamath FatU, Oro.. oil June 20. 1M4, to Mr. and Mr. Itaymond C. Day. Houla 3, Hnx 4(K, a boy. Wolfht: S putind 0 nunroi. AOniSON norn at Klamath Valley tmtpltal, Klamath FatlB, Or., oh June 3n. 1P. to Mr. and Mr. Wnlter 1. Ad dUon. Dunamulr, Calif., a girl. Wolglit: B pound. . Born at Klamath Valley huw pltal. Klamath ratli. Ore, on Juno 21. lfM4, to Mr. and Mra. Courtney R. Daze, 410 North Tenth, a girl, Weight: 6 pounda. Allon Adding Machines Fridon Calculators Doski - Chairs Files PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 8th Klamath Falls P&Bwwn. . ..ii i iiii i ,,ITr w-h rr in aj in i mi i i .jjain m it.'?-. , ' '''" " '"''i PI,,J,H0t,:ordi.UeHe..r.o: war us. by the government . Vo 7 now enjoy in diminishing inventorieii. Ing roof. They have a built-in bench so (hat tho men can rest while wuitlng. Tho KC organization hopes that servicemen will avail them selves of the facilities and that the motoring public will make it a point to stop at tho various stations on their wav out nf town If they have room for one or more extra passengers. One of the shelters Is located on Main street beyond the Wil lard hotel, one is on South Sixth street near Park's grocery and the third Is Just ot tho city limits going nprlh on highway 07. The Knights of Columbus want to thank the following for donations of materials and work ing facilities: Kalplne Plywood company, Kesterson Lumber company, Bert Igl of iho Lorcnz compony and KUHS officials for the use of the manual training shop by KC's who did tho actual building and installing of the stations. , Courthouse Records Marrlat DUCKWORTH . KUSHNER. D a V t d franklin Durkworfh. a.1. U. S. navy, "ive of riorlda. rcHdent of Jackton vllle, Fla. Tron Kuihner. 10. tvpUt. Nativa of Penntylvanla, rondcnt of Waahington, D, C. rompliluli Filtd John R. Crolghton versus Lola T crrlshton. Suit for divorce, charge de- aeruon, couple married In nno. De cember 20. 9U J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. . Jatllca Caorl Wealey Pierre Witcher. No llceme atlcker. Fined 60. Olen Wood Mfmtiomtry. Void foreign license. Fined $.VftO. Market Quotations NEW YORK. Juna 3S (API Prsflt Mlllng put thi ttork mrkt In rmrH tcKl.y artr yt.trday's rlt. to new even year topi end leading luuef fell irecuoni lo around a polnta. Cloitng quotation: American Can -........... 80'. Am Car At rdy Mu Am Til 4 Tel .... Anaconda 27 Call! Packing Cat Tractor . Commonwealth Ac Sou Curtli-Wrlaht i.eneral Electric H (Jeneral Motor, w M, CI Nor R.v pld Illlnola Central .. Int Harvester Kennecott lKrkheed Long-Bell "A" - Montgomery Ward . . Na.h-Kelv N V Central Northern Pacific ......... Packard Motor Penna R ft Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Store, aeara Roebuck ........ 20i 62 V, BVa ... as . 64 f, .......... 39''.. ia. 7 32V, 10 .......... 101 47 M 17 IB',4 . 17V4 . 30 . 10', . 0 . 82'. Southern Pacific . 31(4 Standard Branda w.....w.......... 304. Sunihlne Mining ....... . 10', Tram-America 10?. Union Oil Calif 10'4 Union Pacific 110 U S Steel ............. 7 Warner Pleturea li WHEAT CHICAGO. June 39 fAP Milling ln tereaU covering recent heavy flour aalaa wara perslttant buyers of wheat future again today and the demand aava the market a atrone undertone fn late dealings, however, commiaalon houaea were on the aelllng aide and gricaa war wall balow the hlgha for Oata and rva were aaay after early firm new and the trade wai quiet. Wheat closed Vac higher to V,o lower than yesterday, July l.56V. Oats were off to o, July 7.Vc. Bye was V to .ic lower, July 1.0ft'i- Barley was ye lower to fic higher, July 1.21',i. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., June 28 (AP-WFA) Salable and total cattle 300, calves 12$; market alow, early sales about steady; some beef cows fully 25 cents lower late; common-medium grass steers go. 00-J 4.00; light cutters down to tO.OO; strictly good choice steers lacking, quotable to 417.00 or above; few common heifers S8.0U-. 10.00; canner-cutters ft4.25-5.75; very few fat dairy type cows above fl,60; common-medium beef cows S7.SO-0.00; odd heavy cows fO.50-10.00; medium-good hulls SB.50-9.00; cutter-common grades $6.50-7.50; good-choice vealers 914.00 15.00: few range vealers 1 5.25-50. Salable and total hogs 700; market active, steady: good-choirre lftO-270 lbs. SKI. 73; 170175 I hi. $13.00; light-Hunts $10.00-11.00; 260-325 lbs. $11.00-50; good sows $6.00-50; light sows to $0.00, few choice feeder pigs $10.50; medium-good grades $0.75. Salable and total sheep 750; market active on belter grades, generally steady; good-choice spring Jambs largely $1:1.50; common-medium grades $10.00-12.50; medium-good shorn old crop lambs $9.00 11.00; good shorn ewes $4.00; common grades $2.25-50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 28 AP-WFAl Cattle: 125. Load loU steers and heifers absent, largely nearby trucked-ln she-stock: odds and ends generally steady; few medium range cowa $10.00, common $0.00. numerous package canncrs and cutters $0.00-7.30. BUY BONDS! NOW, American Ltglon ' Committatman, Comrade O. S. Nitsen, Phone 5558 110 N. 8th St w $0.00; canner to medium bulls $8,00 10.50. Calves 18. Steady; packages good to choice vealers $14.00.11.50. JfSfil1.??0 steady: w good to choice 180-270 lb. barrows and gilts $15.00; odd choice sows $0.75. Sheep: 400. Active, fully steady; choice 80 lb. lamb quoted $15.25, two decks good shorn No. 1 pelt Iambs $12.25; medium to choice shorn yearlings $10.50-12.50; good shorn awes $5.00-9.50, culls $1.00-2.00. CHICAGO, June 28 (AP-WFA) Sal able hogs 17.000; total 34.500: good and chotre 180-270 lb. slow, steady at $13.75, the top; other weight and sows steady to strong; good and choice 260-300 lb, $11.00-12.25; few $12.35; 300-350 lb. $11.50-12.00: food and choice 1A0.170 Ih $12.25-13.25, outside price for strong 170 iv.-. koqu mna cnoica .kju-oou id, sows $10.75-11.00, choice lighter weights to $11.15: aooroxlmatelv fiooo unsold. Salable cattle 9000; salable calves 800: fat steers and yearlings steady to 15 cents higher; good rather than choice kind mostly 10-19 cent up; general trade active, exception strictly grass offering; top $17 50 paid for three Toads light and medium weight steers; long yearlings vii.w, usm yearling siy.iu; ana wa id. heifer yearlings $17.00; bulk steers $14.50-17.00; stock cattle 25 cent lower again, however, at $9.00-13.00; heifers strong to 15 cents higher; cows strong but cutters $8.25; down; steady to strong mantei on ouus, practical top sausage HARTFORD Accident and lndemoitv Company INSURANCE ate T. B. WATTERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4193 bulla II9.S0: vealen again cloielr aorted at 16.00 down. Salable aheep 1000: total 3000; (laugh ter lamba alow, .leady to weakl ahorn ewe, steady good and choice, moatly good grade native aprlng lamba 914.7S. 15.00. with buck, discount 91.00: few common to medium springers 912.00 bucks Included: odd lota cull and com mon light weights 90.00-11.00: few med ium and good shorn lamba and yearllnge mixed 912.00-13.00: good and choice shorn ewes 99.00-23. few cull and com mon 94.00-75. Mice, porcupines, and squir rels eat discarded deer antlerg, rich in minerals. A beaver can gnaw through a four-inch tree trunk in 20 minutes. 7-IE I aWP.M. DON LEE-MUTUAL. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS' TIME Standard of California SEATTLE. Juno 28 IIP) En. sIkh William Kenton Seitz was killed but the pilot of a second plane parachuted to safety after an air collision yesterday south west of the naval air station at Pasco, 13th naval district head quarters reported. The father, Glenn L. Seitz, no tified at San Francisco, asked that the body be sent to the home of his mother, Mrs. Ruth B. Seitz, 1921 N. Highland Ave., Los An geles. Tho name of the second pilot was not disclosed. Increased seed production of both grasses and legumes is desired. Potatoes CHICAGO, June 28 (AP-WTA1 Pota toes, arrivals 130: on track 208; total U. S. shipments B75; supplies moderate: demand moderate; for California Long Whites market slightly stronger, for Bliss Triumphs all sections market firm; California Long Whites V. S. No. 1, (..T.-.o-li.'.; Arizona Red Warbas U. S. No. 1. 94.54; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs U. 5. No. 1. 93.55-60; Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, 93.60-79. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save H Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main o Refrigeration Equipment Co. Karl Urquhart 611 Klamath Phone 6455 For Commercial 1 Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE S2i2 TH WAR BONDS YOU (UYI . . . Three holders DWrlbulon, he. 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