ho Pennies. Other
ifts Swell Drive
Lr Red Cross Funds
'hundred' P"il con
L toxoid llio 4,000 goal
l u-nr fund Were
S Into the iicucliiortur
' .i finiM lm iiv by Mrs.
Jefferson.
I. nirlbulloni to date
Eftrwayno, 10.00
IdMW. o. . ln n
nit.. -
s.oo
S.00
1.50
2.00
1.00
B.00
8.00
1.00
B.00
6,00
15.00
Park
Smith
,,. Wcicn
Wcbor
Andrews
fcinliaii
ITorron
Indenon
Lj llftlrtl
Lth Furniture Co
fidgelt
J3, Erlooii
110 i nn
. Aiiaunwii '
J. w"'"- . 11
rlirk o.uu
E;'rn''''''""""" looioo
tf Tobocco Co 100.00
D.UU
1.00
25.00
100.00
100.00
2.00
1.00
5.00
irfi'Volk ...
jndcrson -
Stcnucru ...
HmcocK .
Wooloy
iu
iKalslon
a.uh
r; mcnioi
10.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Iptnnty Co 100.00
HVnnrV KlllO. t 'Una ZU.UU
T Pirkinj 1.00
lAlfrnrf Dennis 1.00
M. Wilson 1.00
lochcttcz 5.00
kid Mrs Zemnn 5.00
Lll Hnuthonrj. 100
loe Jonns 1.00
Ihy Mallicws 1.00
IC.O. Lovcjoy 10.00
li I.ch 5.00
trier Drug Co. ........ 25.00
P aamann 5.00
t Ruucll 5.00
Russoll 5.00
Mildred Robinson .. 5.00
fund Mildred Mete 25.00
net Kurpul. 2.00
Mavhew .'. "1:00
h .William .'. .' 2.00
Oarnctt ... 2.00
Jtowi-11 10.00
kviiinn Oatrom 10.00
r nitutiiiin l.uu
Rubv WcrnberB .... 6.00
Lula Hull .32
lp Monro . . ... i -
Stan. Justice .47
la Ingorsoll
Uoan Aschcnbiich ...
pendolyn Erickson
tMildrcd Egro
tioa
Anderson
Frithi....
u-uill.,,,; uvaitD ....
Norma Lindmclcr
tt sweency
:i spore
fia Rojj
Rush
Blalcclv
J and Pete "biacn"."
V Raymond
wiry
nd Otto Vitus .....
r.hi.H
.VI. ten
h Weed
,66
,50
.25
1.00
.30
2.00
1.35
1.00
.20
.54
.08
1.35
5.00
5.00
5. sn
5.00
25.00
1.00
y Stiller ..J 1.00
Bollcn
an Cooper !..
larothors
r StlHham
fe, Albrccht Z'.".'.'..
Ainrecht ,
I Food Rlnrna
Schultr
Blackwcll ..
1.00
.50
1.00
2.50
1.00
2.00
5.00
50.00
.50
1.00
-"":il l.UU
F Howard 1.00
Anderson
lldft Tins.,..! '
f-- waoiiur ,
Close
V'Won
I Murphy
K Miner '.
Urllng
sealer
'Warner .'. "
t Dvis ,...!!!!!li;'."C
kman".'""""""
1.00
2.00
4.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.80
WSER COATS
PCKINAWS
WOOLEN STORE
0 Main
""n In Mtdiord
"0TL HOLLAND
noroiinhi j ..
01 nd Ann EirUr
For ;
lcomnterctal
ALES n J SERVICE
Si.
rt Urquh.it
.Re("9eration
lujpnient Co.
Kl.mh.
'bona 6455
Mr. J. Rynderi i.oo
E. Mnttliewa 2.50
Eva I.cdcll 2.00
Geoi'Kln McGouglicy 1.00
Philip Barry go
riarry rnvenncr 1,00
Ida KnKclmnnn 1.80
Mabel Mnatera 5.00
Norcna Matter 2.00
Lydln Huden 2.50
Ciena Collins 2.00
Kuby Luacombe 2 no
Carolina Joimm , 3.O0
Mr. Etlicl Garrahy 2.00
Emily Jeanne Blake 1.00
Winifred Danln 4.00
Mia. Elflo Kcllon 4.00
Templeton Walker 2.50
Mnrjtirle Eberle 2.50
Barbara Ann Lawion .... 2.50
Hoao Weasol 2.50
Bather Castor 2.50
Wnrron Mullcr 1.00
Bonnlo J. Thill 1,00
Warenn Mareficld 1.00
Currlu Lonvthcr 2.50
Clyion Cromwell 2,50
HoRcr Gilbert 5.00
C. S. Elliot '25.00
Mra. Bonnie Howard ...... 2.50
Dr. and Mm. C. F. Harris 50.00
MrBi R. K. Schanboe 5.00
Bay Tatlow 1.00
Mrs. C. W. Howry 5.00
Mra. Elvln Dale Finley.. 5.00
Mn. Gertrude Brown .... 1.50
Mr. Marie Krcel 1.50
Mra. A. A. Montgomery.. 1.00
Mra. J. Wagner 5.00
Mr. and Mra. Jack Hale.. 10.00
Mr. and Mra. Robert La-
mott 20.00
Rlckuy'i Jeweler 50.00
Southern Oregon Amuse
ment Co .25.00
L. G. Sampson 5.00
Currln'a lor Drugs 50.00
O, W. and Frances Sam
ple 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. E. Slough . 5.00
Townsend Ladles Auxil
iary 5.00
Charles E. Drew Jr 10.00
Ashley Chevrolet 165.50
Pelican Aux. VFW 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. Richard An
derson 3.00
Mrs. Mary Wyntt 1.00
Mrs. Fred Coffman 2.00
Mrs. C. E. Lees ., 26
Mrs. J. Crayne 8.00
Elizabeth Lee S.OO
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Greg
ory 2.00
Mrs. McGoughcy 1.00
Mrs. Cox 25
Mrs. C. Hervcy 1.00
Mrs. Blankenshlp 1.00
Mrs. O. B. Guthrie 5.00
Mrs.'Jack Adama ' 1.00
Mrs. M. Duncan 1.00
H. C. Wonch 2.00
Mrs. L. Whltcstone 1.00
Mr. Lano .. 1.00
Mrs. Strassburg 60
Mrs. E. J. Brown 1.00
Mra. F. N. Kohler 1.00
Mrs. J. E. Wahl 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bros-
nan 5.00
Mrs. W. C. Boyd 2.00
Lydla Stoppelmann 2.00
Mrs. C. R. Phlllipa 2.50
Sarah B. Borthenton 1.00
Mrs. R. P. Emmtch 2.75
Mrs. S. G. Clark 5.00
Waller Keele 5.00
J. W. Hilton 100
Judy Nelson 1.00
Mildred Blnney 1.00
W. J. Rodgers 1.00
Mrs. John Laine 1.00
Mrs. Jennie M. Jones 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Wra, Mc-
Daniel S.OO
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross 2.00
Mrs. Homer Smith 2.00
Mrs,, Geo. Anderson 5.00
Mrs. Henry Thomas 1.00
Mra. Horachel Hadlev .... 1.00
Mrs. Ruth Brandenburg 1.00
Mrs. Elma Jones 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Mc
Donald 2.00
Mrs. Nellie Luacombe .... 1.00
M. L. Thomas 1.00
Mrs. J. H. Mclpry " .50
1st Sgt. and Mrs. J. H.
Henderson ' 8.00
Herman Ping 1.00
Ella Kompruy 1.00
Mrs. Abble Landrae-- 3.70
Mrs. B. F.'Hogue 1.00
Mrs K. A. Remllloni ..... .50
A. F. McDonald : 1.00
Mrs. J. M. Jensen 1.00
Mrs. D. F. James 1.00
Mr. mid Mrs. H. A. Ham
ilton 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lee .. 1.00
Friend 2.00
Mrs. A. Sampson 10.00
Mrs. W. E. Turner 5.00
Mrs. Francis Schmeck .... 2.00
Mrs. J. Kadcr 1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crapo 2.00
Friend 2.06
Peter L. Peterson 1.00
Jeanette Hayden .. 2.00
Mary G. Dennle 2.00
Mr and Mn. Stanley Mil
ler . 15.00
Mrs. Marlon Hanks ........ 1.00
Mrs. Julia Wuthrlck 2.00
Mra. Cloo Brudlcy ' 1.00
Mrs. W. P, MeMlflun 2.50
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Kcarn 2.00
Mario McMillan 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. La-
Muuru 4.00
Lois Cody 1.00
Mrs. A. Nyback 2.00
Ruth W, Jones B.00
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Wat-
tonburg 10.00
Martha fc. Uuker u 1.00
Mrs. M. Boulter 3.00
Mrs. Lucille Lathum ' 2,00
Mr. und Mra. R.E. Wright 10.00
Mrs. Paul Wright l.oO
Mrs. 1'red bclubcrg 1.00
Mrs. Walter Kenett 2.00
Mr. and Mra. P.W. Suylcs 10.00
Mrs. J. Miller Bnbcock .. 10.00
Mrs. E. A. Head 1.00
Mr. und Mrs. 11. C. Head 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Kirk-
patrlck 25.00
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Mas
sett ; ; 2.00
Mrs. Curl Stclnseifer 5.00
Dorothy McKcohan 1,00
Mrs. Curl Furrcns 1.00
Mrs. Byron Culdwcll 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. L.I1. Craver 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rice 10.00
Mrs. George Goehring .. 5.00
Mrs. Everett Dennis 2.00
Mr. and Mra. Robert Por
ter 5.00
Mrs. W. C. Hill 1.00
Mr. and Mrs, Hcrrlck
Wheelan 10.00
Mrs. Kcnnoth Klahn 1.00
Cmdr. and Mrs. Kaspor.. 10.00
Mrs. Victor Newman 1.00
Marie K. Darron 5.00
nun accidents
REPORTED HERE
EVERY
Wednesday
AND
Saturday
8:30 to 12:00
Armory
Baldy's Band
COMING
Ada Leonard
and her U fll'l
Orchestra
Wed., April 4 ,
Three minor accidents were
reported to the sheriff's office,
vehicle bureau, today. Emerlck
Hull, 2060 Allumont drive, ad
vised that ho was backing out
of his garage at 7:45 ai m.
Wednesday when he was strucu
by a passing sedan.
Arthur F. Wilson. 521 Adams.
and Marlon LeRoy Parker, Ash
land farmer, were involved in
a collision on S. 6th near the
Buffalo lunch Mondoy. Wilson
said that in passing he did not
see the truck lights and struck
the truck bed.
A third rcnort was made by
Ethel Joe of Chiloquin and Wil-
liam T. Rutledgc. 4016 Alta-
mont. whose cars collided on
highway 07, one-rourm mue
north of Modoc Point. None of
those Involved was injured.
$5,021.36
EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued from Page One)
HUNDRED accredited members
of the Washington correspond
ents association, every one of
whom would be nrcd by wire
if he wasn't present In person
ut this one.
So that lets that out, and we'll
have to Join the rest of the com
moners who will read It in the
newspapers or hear it on the
radio.
"THERE'S a ruther good one,
supposed to be of English
origin, going the rounds , of
Washington.
It deals with an alleged cur
toon nicturinc Mr. Roosevelt and
Mr. Churchill disembarking from
U. S. and British warships at
Malta. Over on the horizon is
Stalin, yclllna loudly:
"Hey, you fellows; I said
YALTA, not Malta."
Ski Camp Operated
Near Fort Klamath
(Continued From Pago One)
the spring It will be possible to
eo all the way into the park.
Five men the instructors,
two cooks and PI Sgt. Carl
Fisher, NCO-ln-charge stay at
the camp permanently and, just
to do on 1110 saie siae, a corps
man and his case of first-aid
sunolies. Dlus an ambulance
driver come along with each
party.
'Everything bunks, blankets,
skis and food is furnished by
the Marine Barracks, and the
cooks declare that tne comoina
tion of altitude and exercise
have, a definite effect on appe
tites. They call five eggs and as
many hottcakes an average
breakfast for a leatnerncck at
Camp Wilson.
Organization Meet
Held by Scouts
The second organization meat
ing of tho Bly scout troop was
held Tuesday evening at Biy
Tho first regular meeting of the
new troop win ce next nionaay
evening, March li, witn scout,
master Einar Engen In charge. ...
The trooD committee will for
mally organize the following
evening when Cpl. Lawrence Al
brltton. USMC, of the Marine
Barracks, will oreside at a train-
lng session for new troop offi
cers.
Woman Suffers Brain
Concussion In Crash
Joan Missa. 302 E. Main, suf
fered a brain concussion Tuesday
evening when she was strucu py
a car driven bv W. G. Campbell.
route 2, Klamath Falls, while
she was jay-walking across E.
Main near Oak, according to city
police reports.
She was taken to Hillside hos
pital where her physician, Dr.
George Adler, reported her con
dition as improved this morning.
No arrest was made but police
are continuing the investigation,
Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
Phone 6060.
Ws
GAL
Cfll-ORE
ESTAVfRI. Ca
MICHtVAV 0 fOUTH
Market
Quotations
pedal ties and new Industrial and rail
lender recorded moderate gains today
other sec II cm 1 of the stock market
rerun l iiea m a nurrow find inuucittivtt
range.
Closing cjuolations:
American Can 04 ',4
Arn Car & Fdy 44'
Am Tel & Tel 104
Anaconda .14
Calif Packlnjf U1.
Cat Tractor 507
Common vcnl tli it Sou
Curtli-Wrltfht fl','
General Kiectrlc
General Motors
Gl Nor Hy pfd
llllnoU Central
Int Harvester
Kennecott
Lockheed
l,onK-Bell '-A"
Montgomery Word
Nash-Kelv
N V Central
Northern Pacific
Pnc Gat & 1
Packard Motor
Pcnna R K
Republic Meet
Rlrhfleld Oil
Safeway Stores
Hears . Hocnuck
Kouthern Pacific
Hlandard Hntnda
Sunshine Mining;
Trans-Amerlcn
Union OH Calif
Union Pacific
tr s Sleel
Warner Pictures
. 2f)
. OT',a
. ov
Wednwday, March 7. 1943
HERALD AND HEWS NIMH
KLAMATH BASIN
Carload Potato Shipment!
(Figures from State-Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey)
L PHASE E Potatoes
(Continued From Page One)
garrison are doomed to die be
cause they refused to surrender.
Brilliantly aided by Filipino
guerrillas, the Yank divisions
on Luzon are preparing death
traps for the four Japanese di
visions Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yam-
ashita has left of an original 10
an enemy loss to date on Lu
zon of more than 00.000 men.
Objectives Won
On tho- Shimbu line in the
M a r i k 1 n a watershed east of
Manila, where some of the most
bitter fighting of the campaign
has been raging, a headquarters
snnkesman said "a few limited
objectives have been gained."
On the Manila bay coast
southeast of Corrcgidor, troops
of the 11th airborne division
struck so swiftly at a "Q" boat
hideout the "Q" boat is some
what akin to an American patrol-torpedo
boat on the Mar
ragodon river that the enemy
failed to scuttle a single boat.
Twenty were captured.
Albritron Hired by
Boy Scout Council
Alhriltnn. who
is stationed at the Marine Bar
racks and played quarterback
on the Leatherneck football
squad, has been hired by the
Modoc Area council of Boy
Scouts as a part-time staff
member. ...
Cpl. Albritton will worn witn
Klamath county towns in all
nUo.d. nt fmitlntf nrtivltv. He
is an Eagle scout ana nas inree
Hrnthprs. an nt wnom were niKn-
ranking scouts.
His father has been a scout
nnmmtcdnilAI. nnH rnmmittce-
man for many years in Paducah,
ivy., wnere AiDrmun rcueivcu
his scout training.
Supplemental Gas
Coupons Issued
'Mai eiintslAmAnfol eacnllnA ra-
tlnn nminnna R7 nnrl CI. flfft he
ing issuea now o eusiDie muiw
iHts by local OPA boards and
may be acceptea oy aeajers, r.
W. Eggen, OPA mileage ration
ing rcpresemauve, saia iuuy.
utnViuio ustn ara olort-nirmntlv.
U..Tf4 1 (.khiI nnrl hnnantaVila nntlf
..rtMOt5R Trt rs ra tti v.v.
t1 on1 no nnntintiP valid until
further notice, Jggen saia. '
Scale Reported :
Lost or Stolen
! TT HIT. Chnnnnvil OTQ A lomOr?J
reported to city police today that
B J.OU pound 5pruigutftituii;eu
ovate imu u"" w
from his automobile either at
nome or aowmown. -
. X III- o,si- J, , .
Hm SntnrHnv morn in ff. Police
are invesugaiing
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our suv
cere appreciation to our many
frtnndn for their acts of kindness
and sympathy during our recent.
Bereavement, tne loss 01 our oe'
loved wife and mother. -
ELMORE C. MUSIOrii
LLOYD PARKE,
CHARLES PARKE.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 7 fAP-WFAi
r'oUtocs: a broken. 4 unbroken cars on
rack; arrivals Idaho 7, Oregon 4; mar
ket firm; Klamath culls 2.Wj, delivered
93.00.
LOR ANflELEH. March 7 AP-WFA)
Potatoes: 0 broken. 10 unbroken cars on
track: arrivalsIdaho 11. Nebraska 1,
Utah 2; one car arrived by truck from
Idaho; market firm; no sales.
CHICAGO. March 7 I AP-WFA) Pota
toes, arrivals 78: on track 130: total
U. S. shipments 940; old stock: supplies
light, for best quality tnblo stock, de
mand moderate;- for seed stock, local
demand slow; market steady for best
quality: new stock:' supplies light, de
mand very Kood, market firm at celling;
no track: sales reported; Idaho Russet
Burbanks U. S. No. 1, S3.71; utility
gri.de $3.32-3.42: Nebraska Bliss Tri
umphs commercial V3.4S; Maine Blln
Triumphs seed stock, $4.23; North Da
kota Bliss Triumphs commercial, S-'J.Ki;
Wisconsin ChippewoB, U. S. No. 1, $3.20;
Canada Green Mountains, Canada No. 1,
$3.(17; Florida 50-lb. sacks. Bliss Tri-
umpns, u. it. no. i, M.bu-z.tw.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. March 7 (APISalable hoes
3000: total 8500; active, fully steady; tjood
and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. up
at $14.75; good and choice barrows and
cllts 140 lbs. up at $14.75; good and
choice sows at $14.00; complete clearance.
Salable cattle 13.000: total 13. wu; sal
able calves 700; total 700; fed steers and
yearlings active; good and choice kind
dominated in run: bulk $14.75-17.00; top
$17.30, paid for long yearlings and med
ium weight steers; numerous loads
i r .ufWY.33: nencrs nrm: top io.w; cows
nd bulls scarce, both elates active and
fully iteadv: heavy sausacc bulls to
$14.25: good beef cows to 16.00; canners
and cutters $8.26-9.75; vealers active at
$16.oo down.
Baiaoic sneep ouuu; toiai uauu; mod
ern tely active, fully steady: load good
and choice Colorado fed lambs $10.25,
loud good Wyomlnss $16.65; two loads
medium and good 81 lb. Iowa fed lambs
oaa ion native iaiiiu
(t !U)r snrlnkllnB slffushter ewes $0.75
down; , no action on two loads Montana
ewes. .
Paul O. Landry ,
. this queilian: , j
"My frlend'i wt, whlU
' cleaning a dra - wil
butntd by axpledlng clean
ing fluid. Tha kltchan wai
damaged, too.
"If this happened in my
' home, would my fire and
accident pollciec cover auch
an accident?"
For information on any
iniurance problem, comult
THE LANDRY CO.
419 Main St. Ph. 5412
; The Courthouee ti How
One Block Down The
Street From Our Office.
Sauon 1044 -iS : i Bman M4I-44 .-A
March to 8eaion March to anion
Dally Data . to Data Daily Data to Data
Iff. ' '.10 - . 11.480 . 23 23 8362
10 ; . " 30 ' - ,11,800 23 48 6363
21 .' -.41- ' 11,831 IT " 63 8402
0 41 - 11.521 ; 19 62 6421
10 80 : llJHO 0 83 8421 .
10 70 lOJM 29 111 8490
', 27 138 8477
: , . 33 - 171 8510
20 200 8539
-.- ' 33 233 85M
' - 34 207 8006
: . 0 267 6906
; - - 33., . 300 8639.
i 25 325 8664
' ' ' ; - 34 350 8698
; - ' 37 306 8735
v - ; ; ' ' 33 429 6766
. : " ' - - - 29 486 8797 .,
' r . . 2 - 460 8780
' - . - - .40 W 8S39
,. 43 343 '. 88M
. . 40 . 383 8024
. - 37 622 8961
j 40 662 aO0
' 33 803 9034
- ' ' 0 603 9034
' ' 32 727 9066
. 32 . 730 9098
. ' ' ' 31 700 0120
36 828 9163
33 859 MM
8 Mia. THO W
to 1V4 centa lower than yaiterdaya
cloM. May 81.70.-.. Corn waa V, to l.c
hlltner. May 81.15',-ii. Oata were up
Vic. May 073iic. Rye w tie higher to
V.c lower. Mar 31.16-T,. Barley waa.
oil Vi to lc. May 81.13. .
WEATHER
Tuesday, March fl, 104S-"
Max. Mln. FreeiD.
.03
Eugene
Klamath Falls
Sacramento ...
North Bend
Portland
Reno
San Francisco
Seattle
Mcdford
56
47
53
Trace
.00
...50
18
36
40
24
.02
south RAM ynANCISCO. March 7
(AP-WFA1 Cattle: salable 125. General
ly steady; good fed steers quoted $15.50.
facte use meuium ncnori aiz.ui, nun ioau
703. lb. medium $11.00. to local Xeed-lot,
fnw tfonrf hfpf enws $12.00-13.00. common
cows $10.00-11.00, cutters $9.00-50, can
ners S6.30-H.oo. common sausage dujis
$9.00-50. Calves: 35. Steady: package
good calves 514.00, few culls $10.00.
Hogs: salable 50. Fh-m. few good to
choice 200-270 lb. barrows and gilts
$15.75; odd good sows M5.00.
Sheep: salable 50. Firm, small pack
age good wooled 100 Imbs $16.50; med
ium to good ewes quoted $7.00-9.50.
pnBTT.ANn Mrtrrh 7 (AP-WFA) Sal
able and total cattle 150, calves 35;
mnrltst rather slow: conner-mcdlum
cows largely SO cents lower; some sales
Oil less: oiner Clauses in iixm upiji,
four Bui urrak; off choice 'liaht steers
down to 510.00; good-choice fed steers
quoUDie to it).ou: canner-iow meaium
heifers $10.00-12.00; canner-cutter cows
Ini-D-plv SfiSQ.flOO! fat dalrv tvtie COWS
$9.30-10.00: medium-good beef cows quot-
aDie -at. 511.uu-u.iio: lew rneamm-guoa
bulls $11.00-13.00; ennner grades $10.00
25; good veal era mostly $15.00; choice
mmlnhln tr. 916.00: culls down to 87.00.
Salable hogs 200; total 525; -market
active, tuny sicnay;. gooa-cnoice i u-
300 lb. $15.75: good sows mostly $15.00:
Rood-choice Bp-110 feeder pigs $17.00-50;
eavy feeders down to $16.00; good stags
$12.50-13.00.
steady; good wooled lambs $15.25 .-strict
ly gooa-cnoice sainmc to am.ia, one tutiu
good-choice light ewes $8.50.
Oregon Cloudy with rain west por
tion by afternoon and over state to
night, with snow in mountains. . .Warmer
today and tonight.
Northern California Clear and' slight
ly warmer today, except Increasing
ciouainess extreme norm portion witn
rain tonight spreading to Fresno and
Monterey Thursday. Warmer tonlfht.
VITAL STATISTICS
WATSON -Born ' mt Kin math Vollv
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 5,
TO.lt 4 ajr XT Itr ltr-a.
3605 Summers lane, a girl. Weight; 6
STAHKEBAUM Bom at Klamath Val
ley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., March
, to Air. ana Airs. x.vereu u.
btarKcDaum, Aituras. (jam., . a gin.
WelRht: 6 oounds 2',i ounces.-
BERESFORD Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 7,
1045. to Mr. and Mrs. ' Lvle BcreufnrH.
60 Uerlings, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 12
ounces.
M ' A ULIFFE Born at Klamath Valley
nospitai, Kiamatn f ans, ure., Aiarcn 5,
1945. to Mr. and Mra. Dan McAullffe.
Malin. Ore., a girl. Weight: 8 pounds
7 Mi ounces.
HAiLH-rJorn at mamain vauey nos-
ttai, Kiamatn fans, ure.. iviarcn ,
945. to Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. Ar
cade hotel, a girl. Weight: 5 pounds
7 ounces.
CHOATE Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., March 4,
1945. to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Choate,
Olene. Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds
7 ounces.
MAHONEY Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. March 3,
1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney,
737 N. 9th, a girl. . Weight: 7 pounds 13
ounces.
waters uorn, ai ruamain vauey
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., February
WHEAT
rmrAnn: March 7 f API Weakened
hv ftjtvairai rfaavs of extensive short cov
ering, grain markets broke sharply to
day under- profit- cashing but recovered
ome of the losses shortly before the
close. The deferred wheat futures were
off more than two-cents ai times.
Offerings came mostly from commis
sion houses with . eastern connections
and from local longs, taking profits
iter sharp advances. - ,
Brokers with milling connections
bought wheat on the setback but their
purchases were not large enough to
absorb the offerings.
At .tne -iinisn wncat was uncnangea
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'TUMS'
Repair of Equipment
Authorized At Park
Authorization lor the reDair
of playground equipment at
Moore park was granted at a
meeting of the park board Tues
day afternoon. Bert Stott, care-
iaer ot Moore park, was given
authorization to go ahead with
any necessary repairs for the
summer months.
It will be recommended to the
city council that the street be
tween Esplanade park and Tony
Molatore's property be closed for
park : purposes-, and the park
board- will also contact . the
Klamath Bus company to discuss
tne possiDUitv of oua service to
Moore- park this summer.
Courthouse Records
Marrlare Lle.niea :
COGLEY-SHAWVER. Herbert Pater
Coeley Jr.. 27. USMC. Native at rt.
Gibbons. Alaika. ItealdeM of Klamath
FalU, Ore. Mary Ella Shawver, 11,
mecnanic. native or ueBra, uont. Resi
dent of Bruiett. Mont.
Comptalntl Filed ' "
R. R. Bow-era vt. Myrtle C. Bowert.'
Suit for divorce. Charge, desertion.
Couple married May 14. 1916. at WiUlams
vlltc. Mo. John Irwin, attorney for
.plaintiff.
Florence S. Sprague va. ' Elmer Lee
Sprague. Suit for divorce. Charge,
cruel, and inhuman .treatment. Plaintiff
ceks restoration of maiden name, Flor
ence S. Hawley. Joseph C. O'Neill, at
torney for plaintiff.
Faye Wise vs. Dale Wise. Suit for
divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman
treatment. Couple married July 4. 1041,
ot Rogers. Ark. Joseph C. O'Neill. .at
torney for plaintiff.
Jnatlee Court
Earl lurits Chrlstensen. disorderly
conduct. Fine, 830 - or 10 days. Com
mitted. .
John WHIey Crowley, falling to pro
cure onerntor's license. Fine.. S5.50.
. Max Roland Mullen, faUure to obey
menway intersection stop sign, rine,
to sa
VANCOUVER, B. C; March 7
(CP) Toll of the blast which
wrecked a 10,000-ton freighter
in Vancouver harbor . was esti
mated today at eight men missing
and believed dead, 18 injured
and property damage of approxi
mately $1,300,000.
The Empire Stevedoring com
pany reported this morning that
six longshoremen are missing
and believed dead and tha
Canada Shipping company, Ltd.,
said two crewmen are "unac
counted for," and emphasized
that it is not known if they were
aboard.
The six longshoremen missing
after four blasts riDDed the S. S.
Greenhlll Park at noon yester
day were LJon. Ci. Bell, W. T.
Lewis, Montague Munn, Michael
McGrath, Walter Peterson and
J. Brooks.
The Canada Shinbine comnanv
T.M n-.ara f !, rt 'uif,
Park, refused to give the names
of the two missing crewmen.
une body was taken from, the
beached vessel this morning but
it wa reported burned beyond
recognition.
Scores Hurt Slightly
It was imrjossible to make anv
estimate of the number of per
sons who may have suffered;
minor injuries from flying glass
as the four blasts shook the,
downtown area but it was be-,
lieved scores received small cuts
as the streets were crowded
with the noonhour throng.
Canadian racuic rauwav or-
ficials said the freighter was
carrying 224,000 pounds Of
sodium chlorate in- the holds and
it is believed that material may'
have caused the heavy blasts
that - tore out ttfe side of the
$1,600,000 vessel after, a. small
fire began in one of the holds.
28. VMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waters,
4438 Winter, a boy. Weight: S pounds
15 ounces.
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