Donald Lt Golding Named
'Principal Of Riverside
(Elementary
J Donald L. Ooldlnpr. mathematics
! Instructor at Klamath Union high
I school, (u appointed principal ot
Riverside elementary at a Joint
meeting ot the school boards Mon
day night, ooming replaces lmuttu
Totter who goes to Roosevelt as prin
' cipal, filling the vacancy left by
the miiination of Edmund Alteoury,
Ooldlng has had previous experi
ence as principal In Iowa high
schools before coming to Klamath
Falls In 1935. He has been aim
KUHS from 1835 to 1M1, when he
entered Ui navy. He received his
Indoctrination course at Columbia
university, New York, and taught
ordnance and nunnery at midship
man's school there, moving later to
Ohio State university as assistant
executive officer and battalion com
mander at the navy's recognition
training school. His next assignment
was In NROTO at the University of
Stocks Show
Late Upturn
NEW YORK, June 10 IffV-Indus-trlal
shares led a late upturn in the
stock market today. Transactions
were around 600.000 shares.
Oils, steels, motors, retail stores
and coppers benefitted from the
brief demand In the final hour.
Closing gains for the leaden ranged
to more than a point
Principal climbers Included V. 8.
Steel. Bethlehem, Republic Steel,
Chrysler. Standard Oil (NJ. tat a
new 1947 high) Du Pont, Kennecott.
American Smelting. Anaconda. Sears
Roebuck, Montgomery Ward. Inter
national Harvester. Great Northern
oref erred. Texas Co., Texas Pacific
Land Trust and Eastern Airlines.
Railroad bonds receded.
C.ievtimr nuntAtions:
American Can 14
Am Tel Tel JJ
Anaconda Si's
Calif Packing ... I'i
Commwlth Sou 1 IS
Curtis-WrisM : '
General Electric
Oeneral Motors a 55
Gt Nor Ry Pld
Int Harvester s
Kennecott x.
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Montgomery Ward .
Nash-Kelv
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas & El
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sears KoeDucr
Southern Pacific .
Standard Brands .
Studebaker
Sunshine Mining .
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
TJ S Steel .
Warner Pictures
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, June 10 tTJSDA
Hogs 13.500; market uneven; 35-78
cents, mostly 25-50 cents, lower; sows
50-75 lower; top 24.25; bulk good and
choice 170-240 pounds 23.75-24.Js:
250-280 pounds 22-23.76 : 290-330
pounds 21.25-22.50: few loads 350
275 pounds 20.25-21.00; most good
and choice 400-575 pound sows 17.00
18.00: under 400 pounds up to 19.00.
Cattle 7500; calves 1000; fed steers
and heifers active, 25-5 cents higher;
beef cows strong: canners and cut
ters steady; bulls steady to 25 cents
higher; load choice 1249 pound fed
steers topped at 28.00; next highest
price 27.90; most good and choice
ted steers 24.75-27.50: few loads
medium steers 23.50-24.00; good and
choice heifers 24.60-2t.10: load 1050
pound steers and heifers mixed
26.75; tew good beef cows, up to
21.00; bulk canners and cutters 10.00-
13 JO; medium and good sausage
bulls 16.75-17.50; vealers mostly
steady; practical top 26.00.
Sheen 1000: falrlv active: load
medium and good 83 pound clipped
lambs with No. 1 pelts 25 cents
lower at 21.25; good and choice
native spring lambs 25.50-26.50: cull
springers down to 19.00; slaughter
ewes scarce, steady: few good and
choice clipped natives 7.00; three
decks good and choice 81 pound
Wyoming clipped lambs with No. 1
pelts to feeder dealer 20.00; common
Texas clipped feeding lambs down
to 16.00; deck good and choice 125
pound clipped Wyoming solid
mouthed breeding ewes 8.00.
POTATOES
CHICAGO. June 10 (AP-U8DA
Potatoes: Arrivals 63; on track 202;
total U. S. shipments 872; supplies
moderate for western stocks; de
mand good; market firm; for south
em stocks, demand fair; market
unsettled and slightly weaker; Cali
fornia long whites 3 .95-4.00 washed;
Arizona Bliss Triumphs $5.00 washed
(all U. S. No. 1 quality).
Evons Estate Set
At $10,261.32
The estate of George W. Evans,
who was killed in an automobile ac
cident May 26, amounts to 610,261.32
cash in a Klamath Falls bank, ac
cording to probate filings.
The heirs named In his will are
his sister, Hattle C. Ensley of Rose
burg, who was bequeathed half of
the estate; five nephews and a niece,
none living In Klamath Falls, who
were given the remainder of the
estate.
Evans was a lease-land operator
at Coppeck bay, in partnership with
William Harvey Ayres. His will was
dated November 9, 1945.
PROMOTED
J. R, McLellan, chief dispatcher
of Great Northern here for the past
five years, has gone to Great Falls,
Mont., where he has been promoted
to chief dispatcher for that sector.
Mrs. McLellan and their daugh
ter, Marilyn, left Monday to Join
him In the Montana city. Their
home here was at 719 Alameda. .
Klamath Business College
733 Pint St.
Enroll now for Special Summer Study- or
for a Complete Business Course. ,
School Today
South Carolina and from there went
to Washington. D. O., in the services
section. His last rxut with the navy
was at Bremerton, warn., wnere ne
worked as education services officer
and held an assignment In civil
adjustment
The newly nsmed principal held
the rank of lieutenant commander In
the navy. He Is head ot naval reserve
organisation here. Ooldlng is a
graduate of Coe college, Iowa, and
received his master of art degree
at Columbia university.
Resignations Taken
Resignation of several instructors
was accepted by the boards last
night Stephen R. Mosher of the
Junior high staff has accepted a
position with West-Hitchcock Corp.,
Orace K. Rhoades, first grade
teacher at Roosevelt, resigned to be
married, and Connel Napier, sixth
grade teacher at Riverside, has ac
cepted a teaching post at Eugene.
Mrs. William Brissenden Is retiring
from the teaching field.
District No. 2 board accepted the
resignation of Helen SUne who will
take over auuea as nianuui couui
home demonstration agent
Mrs. Paul O. Landry gave her an
nual report on cafeteria operations
lu the schools. The boards agreed to
aid In housing the Kltsilauo Boys
band from Vancouver, B. C.
Jack R. Kemnltxer, recently grad
uated from Southern Oregon College
of Education at Asliland. will take
over bovs Dhvslcal education and
k coaching at Fremont Junior high, it
was announced oy supt. Amoia u.
Gralapp. Charles McLin has been
released from elementary assign
ment and will report to KUHS this
fall for general science and coaching
.
Wheat Slow
On Market
CH3CAOO. June 10 WV-Corn and
oat advanced sharply on the board
of trad today, after an early de
cline, but wheat was heavy and ral
lies In that pit were not sustained.
Reports of government buying, a
strong cash market and predictions
of unfavorable weather lifted com
from the days low point to well
above the previous close. Cash corn
traders reported bookings at 142.000
bushels and sales at 206.000 bushels.
The sluggishness of wheat was at
tributed to increased deliveries ot
new crop grain at terminals and a
government announcement that
grain Duytng agencies naa reauceo
their offering price by a cent , a
bushel
Wheat closed I cent to 2 cents
lower than the previous finish. July
.J0-2.20i. Com was 1H to 2S
higher, July I1-88S-V Oats were
iht to 11 nigner. jury vs-bsh.
Paris Railroads
Still On Strike
PARIS. June 10 (JJV-Union lead
ers refused again today to order the
700,000 striking workers of the so
cialized French railroads back to
work. The deadlock remained com
plete. v
Premier Paul Ramadier was re
ported by some sources to be con
sidering a state of siege. He wrote
the powerful communist-dominated
General Confederation of Labor ask
ing lt to state Its position regarding
the five-day rail strike and the
spreading shutdown of gas and elec
tric plants.
Remodeling Starts .
At Teen-Age Club
Work has begun on the Teen-Ase
club Headquarters at the armory for
a general clean-up and remodeling
job with Burkhart end Schortsen
doing the work at cost for the
YMCA. -
Cecil KoUenborn, YMCA executive
secretary, announced todav that he
hopes to be able to open the Teen
Age rooms soon for summer activi
ties. The Y office will be located in
the armory as soon as remodeling Is
completed.
Vet Administration '
Personnel Slashed
SEATTLE, June 10 UP) A slash
In veterans administration personnel
In Northwest states and Alaska, in
line with national policy, will cut 375
persons irom payrolls by August 1,
deputy administrator D. M. shute
announced today. At present 3794
persons are employed and those dis
missed will be given 30 days notice.
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CoL Edward J. Murray, Palo Alto, Calif. Vaeeond from left) stands with hi defense counsel t receive
his verdict la Yokohama, Japan. Ha was found guilty by a court-martial of misappropriation of a fortune
in Japanese diamonds to take ham as "souvenirs of war", and sentenced to 1 years at hard labor and
ordered dishonorably discharged tram 'the service.
Jupiter, Giant
ruts On Snow During June
By J. HI GH PRl'ETT
Aatr.natar. Salaoala Dt.Utao. Or(aB
HI ESacalloa Sjitvm
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i aj wuire ususutvru vasv (vumumiviii
heavens, when there appears low on
tins darkening curtain a little dot of
yellow light. It gradually become
brighter, and I a splendid object by
the time the sky I dark. This is
Jupiter, the giant planet of the solar
system and the brightest of all star-
like object now in the evening sky.
About five degrees from Jupiter
(west and above there I a little
star. Zubenelgenubl by-name. In
1935 the two stood so near each
other for weeks that young aky
student near Bums, Oregon, re
ferred to the dainty little star as
"Jupiter's wife.v This column stated
at that time that although Jupiter
naa oeen true to nis utue star goa
des all summer, he soon must move
eastward around the sky. "Little
Zubenelgenubl will be left alone, tor
Jupiter will not complete the circle
of the sky and again get into this lo
cality for 12 years." The 12 years
are now ended and the planet has
made a complete trio around the
sun. Because of a temporary retro
grade motion, juplter will be nearer
the little star In July than at
present. Then another 12-year sep
aration will start.
In ancient mythology. Jupiter was
the king of the gods, and ruler of
heaven and earth. It was he who
hurled thunderbolts at object of
his wrath and caused rain to fall
upon the earth. We still make re
ference to the last-named attribute
when we speak of "Jupiter Pluvlus."
Astronomically, Jupiter is larger
than all the other planet combined,
and has a mas of one-thousandth
that of the sun. Its diameter is 11
times that of the earth. This planet
is the fifth in distance' outward
from the sun, the earth being third.
Jupiter's satellite system consists ot
11 known moons, which encircle lt in
periods ranging from 12 hours for
the closest to two years for the most
distant.
Jupiter Is a most interesting sight
even in small telescopes. With mod
erate powers, the globe appears
about the size that our moon does
to the unaided eve. Across the vel-
low surface, faint dark bands of ir
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regular shape and parallel to the
Jovian equator are visible. Then the
lour larger moons present changing
scene from night to night a they
revoiv arouno me pianeu
Prism binoculars and good field
glasse will at times show some of
these moons as Uny stars quit close
to Jupiter. Favorable time for this
are June 6-6. 14-16 and 22-25. Jupi
ter will appear very close to our
moon on June 1, and for some parts
of in world will actually nine be
hind our lunar neighbor.
This brilliant planet will b a
splendid southern object until Octo
ber. Nest June It will be 30 degree
lartner east than now.
Eisler Guilty
Of Contempt
WASHINGTON, June 10 1P
Oerhart Eisler, alleged No. 1 com
munist leader In this country,-was
convicted today of contempt ot con
gress. The federal court Jury deliberated
only 20 minutes before returning
the verdict, which carries a maxi
mum penalty ot a $1000 fine and
four months to a year Imprison
ment Judge Alexander Holtzoff set June
27 for sentencing.
Eisler was Indicted on contempt
charges tor allegedly refusing to
be sworn In for testimony before
the house committee on un-American
activities. He contended the com
mittee refused to let him read a
prepared statement before admin
istering the oath.
Passing Through Mrs. C. 8.
Chastain and Mrs. Dixie Teasley.
both of Marysville.- Calif., stopped
overnight in Klamath Falls Monday.
They left Tuesday for Portland to
attend the graduation of Mrs. Chas
tain daughter. Mary Lou. Accom
panying them to Portland were Mrs.
J. B. Pennington and Mrs. Douglas
Pence, sisters of, the visitors. Both
Mrs. Chastain and Mrs. Teasley for
merly lived here.
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Local Elks To
Attend Meet
About 10 members of Uie Klamath
Falls Elks lodge will leave Thursday
fur Coos Bay, where the Oregon
State Elks association convention
will be held Friday and Saturday,
Exalted Ruler Charlea Seavey will
lead the local delegation, which is
expected to include W. O. Houston,
Willard Ward JUnmett Slacmore.
Oary Coxad, Jack Brandon, Mark
Smith, Joe Matlock, Arch Druecker
and several other members of the
lodge here.
Coos Bay lodge has made elaborate
plans, for the convention, which
starts at 1:30 p. m. Friday. Prank
Lonergan. past grand exalted ruler
of the Elks, will be a special speaker.
The convention will be closed with
a huge sea food barbecue at Coos
beaches followed by the traditional
"purple ball" Saturday night ,
Portal Pay Suit
Dismissed Today
- PORTLAND, Jun 10 Courts
lack, jurisdiction In portal-to-portal
pay suits because of a recent con
gressional act. Federal Judge Claud
McColloch ruled yesterday In dis
missing a suit brought by employes
of the Electro Metallurgical com
pany, Portland.
He said other cases ot the same
type would be dismissed. Ten portal
pay suits nave oeen meet in teaerai
court here.
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Parents To
Attend UO
Graduation
Proud parents and alumni will
throng University ot Oregon cam
pus at Eugene tills week-end as
numerous affairs are planned for
the class of 1947. highlighted by
commencement exercise Sunday
veiling.
Among Klamath people attend
ing will be Mr. -and Mrs. E. M. Igl
and Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Collier,
who will leave early Sunday to see
the Igl's son, Dick, receive his di
ploma. Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Lombard will
iend I lie week-end In Kugent.
Their daughter. Hetty, will be
among graduates, Mr and Mrs,
Paul O. Lahdrv will leave Friday to
see their daughter, Mary Wasmunn.
be graduated, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Royal Shaw will be present for
their daughter, Wanda's graduation.
Jonn Houston, a member of the
board of directors of (he alumni
aawclatlon. will fly to Eugene to
attend a board meeting.
Opening event will be the !4th
annual Pauline Potter Homer me
morial lea. Friday. 8aturdav will
be Alumni Day with the annual
breakfast of I lis slat association of
university women, the alumni asso
ciation's semi-annual meeting, the
faculty members' luncheon, the
president's reception, and the Fall-Ing-Heekman
senior o. story con
test. Baccalaureate service will be at
II a. m.. Sunday, wlih 0ien house
at all campus buildings In the alter,
noon, followed by .lite traditional
fern procession for senior women
and alumnae and commencement
at 8 p. in. Dr. H. K. Newbum. presi
dent, will deliver til address.
Jimmy Chocktoot
Slightly Injured
Jlnimie Chocktoot, 47. a Klamath
Indian from Beatty, was slightly
Injured shortly after midnight when
he was struck and knocked to the
pavement by an r.uto on the 8. 6th
street viaduct.
He was taken to Hillside hospital
by ambulance, and was relrased tin
morning. He received a back In
jury. City police said that Chocktoot
was drunk, and exonerated th
driver of the car, James R. Lar
imer. 406 Oak.
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who ha resigned.
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8ALEM, June 10 The Bslrm
city council last night cleared the
way for construction of a II.5O0 0O0
retail business development near
Capitol and Center streets by chaug-
Ing the two-and-half block area into
a buaineM aone. i
The development Is on the Pacific
highway two blocks north of the 1
capitol. It Is a half mile from the
main business district
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Film Idol Dies
Of Pneumonia
HOLLYWOOD, JUIta 10 MV-An
attack of pneumonia, culminating
Severn) years uf poor health, hui
ondnl th film career or J. Warren
Kerrigan, one uf the first matlnr
Idols ot Hi silent screen.
The actor, who., best remembered
role, iierhaiia, was lu "Th Covered
Wagon." made by th veteran di
rector, James CriiM, and who re
tired from plrlures III 1923, inc.
climbed ysslenlay at his Balboa
Beach home. He was 67.
Pl.vlni Willi Kerrigan lu "Th.
Covered Wagon," in which he was a
sensation, wearing a gleaming .tut
of wiille buckskin throughout bltlrr
wentern anion, wer such well
known film liei'siiiinge as Erm-at
Torrance. Lois Wilson Him Ainu
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Ross Mclntyre
Dies Today
PORTLAND, June 10 Wi It,,
Miliilyre, 66, prominent In Port
land's bimlneM We for 30 year and
the city's 1040 "flrnt cltlsen." died
today.
He was president nf th Interns
tliui.l Hales and Produce rnnuisuv.
owner of a number of stores, and
was a member or the board or Hi
United Hlalea Nnllonal bank. Port.
laud Woolen Mill, and Portland Oua
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