VEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Stock Leaders
Show Losses
f NEW YORK, July 30 (It') Mild
. itiort cnvnrlim unil liivonlmont dr.
nuuid mmiiiiicd (ho alldii In todiiy'n
atotk iniiikrt nllliouiih muiiy lend
in conllnued to record loaae.
Hrloulcd Ilium ediird forward In
tin loroiKKin on loliillvrly qtilet
dralluii. Cluing Inlo Ilia flnul hour
there wnn a brink Mllulf Willi pivot
al In virtually ull depnrtiiieuU Jolt
ed 1 to it point or no.
Kxtrcinti dMInr Wero reduced In
the majority o( tun or converted
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PAPER DRAPES WwM
f'180 beautiful pattern will brighten any home 1 JXail 'Okjt
!t ' by'' flame-proof for tafoty . . . eaty-to-cloan drapes 'fir '" ll'
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' draping . . , unbelievably long wear! Imagine! S9V ' I """"iB
1 draperies only 89c. TrMr Q) if 1 iM
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DOWNSTAIRS. Wfl '
Into pltM murk nt the clone, Vol
utile wim mouiul 1,100,01)0 share.
Uimmiil Motor ftnriKod up s
almilo, im did Hutithtun t'uclflu,
Northern Pacific, OhwiiipeHke and
Ohio, Muffulii Forue (on a lilted die
bureeinenti, Meere Roebuck, United
Alroratt, North Ainailcnii, J. O, Pen
ney, Pulillt'ker, ClKiiem1 Electric,
WreluuilioiM mid Llow Cllininlcnl,
Chrynlnr, after touching; a 1047
low, revived end wan oil only '.. On
the downnldn were U. 8. Uteel, llrth
lehem, If, 8, Itubber, Montumery
Ward, Intematlonul Hurveatrtr, Oli
ver corporation, American Tele
phone, Aimcondn, Kenuecolt, Amer
linn Witter Work, Ull Pont, Allied
GIiniiIckI. Phillip Morrln, U. 8. Oyp
aum, Phillip Petroleum, Monunlo
Chrinlcal, International Piper, Ben
la Ke, Norfolk and Weetern and
Client Northern railway.
Umul were uneven with ralU In
etipply. Cotton, towurd the flnUh
was off 1(1 centa to 11.39 a bale. At
Chkatio whrnl ended up t to 5 V
oenu a bimliel, corn 3H to t cent
and oala il-'i to 3 centa.
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MR. KOONT2'. I TO COREECT M I
I' Ip it ism't Vat ORUM.TeoMe I
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American Can 91
American Power A Light ., 11 11
American Tel Ac Tel lMVi
Anaconda , . as
Atclilaon SOU
Bendlx Avlntlon 81
ilothlehein Hteel ' Ul
Boeing Alrtilnne lfl
California Pucklng 20
Canadian pacific lil'l
Cane, J, 1 8Ti
Chryeler 87'ii
Commonwealth Ac Southern . 3'i
Conwlldiited Kdlnon 20'i
Con Vultce . 10H
Crown Zollerback 30
Ourtliu WrlKlil . 4
Douitliw Aircraft . 5(i
Du Pont De Nem ., lBIHi
Oenernl Electric 37 S
General food ... 30 'i
Oeneral Motor .....,. 69 ',4
Ooodyear Tire . 40'i
Oreat Northern Pfd 44
International Karveater 87 'i
Jnhiu Mnnvllle 43,
Kennecott ........ 46
Long Bell "A" ' ..... 30
Montgomery Ward - SO";
Nanh KelvlnaUir 17'i
Nat Dairy 31" i
New York Central 16';
North American Co 26'i
Northern Pacific 20 1i
Paclflo Am FUli .. 13
Paclflo Oaa Ac Eleo 40
Paclflo Tel Ac Tel ... 103 "j
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POTATOES
CHICAGO, July 30 (AP-U8DA1
Potatoea: arrival 113; on track 218;
total V. 8, ahlpment 966; tupplle
moderate; market weaker; demand
dull; Idaho-Oregon B1U Triumph
83.36-3.40, Long White 14.36; Texo
Bllu Triumph 13.80. Cobbler 13.38;
Wuahlngton Long White 14 25-4 J6
(all U. 8. No. 1 washed); Mluourl
Cobbler 83.36-2.66, Red Warbu
13 38 (both U. 8. No. 1 unwanhedi
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CONTRACT TOW.
KNOW NOW TMO.T THE TOT WUteEPK.-
PtasTCREP MOSS THE NMIOW, HKS
1H.voovHfeu inilt lot inabvtiiL twin'
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Pan American
Penney, J. O
Hudlo Corporation ........
Itayonler -
Hayonler Pfd
Itrynolcl Metala
Richfield
Safeway Storea
Seare Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Siulhern Paelflc
Standard Brand
Standard Oil California
Studebaker Corporation ....
Sunahlne Mining
Union Oil California ,.,
Union PuclMc
United Airline
Most Grains
Show Advance
CHICAOO, July 30 (IV-Drain
j acoreu narp aavance on me ooara
ui uHue in opening nunuien waay
and then managed to hold onto
them, without any additional ub
tanllal gain.
Yeterday hrp hike-out evi
dently had attracted new buying.
The gain wo helped by a allitht
ralae In the government buying
price lor wheat and lock of rnol
ture In the corn belt.
Wheat closed 8 to 6'. 4 cent high
er, September 12.27 14 -V, corn wa
3S-4'k cent higher. September
a.08'-S, and oat were 2i to 3
cent higher, September 80'.-
cent. Lard ended 10 to 20 cent a
hundred pound lower, September
617.70.
LIVESTOCK
BO. SAN FRANCISCO. July 30
(AP-UBDAi Salable cattle 200,
calve 26; general run feeder teer;
few load range and dairy cow
about awady; very alow early; lew
good range cow $17.00-18 00; me
dium 814.50-18.00; weighty cow
813.80-13.00; common-cutter cow
111.00-13.00; good beef bull 117.50
18.00; medium aauuge bulla 818.80
17.80; calve barely eteady; choice
228 lb. vealer quoted $23.80; few
300-400 lb. alaughter offerlnga.
Salable hog 200; barely ateady;
few good-choice 180-240 lb. barrowe
and gllu 828.78; odd lot 280-375
lt. $27.35; good sows quoted $22.50.
Salable aheep 1200; undertone
barely iteady; nothing caled early;
late Tuesday two load good-choice
$22.36-23.00; two load No. 2 pelt
horn lamb $32.00-80: cull-good
ewe $3.80-7.00.
CHICAOO, July 30 (AP-USDAi
Salable hog 6500, total 9600; market
alow, meetly ateady; trade very un
even and tome eales heavy butcher
and lightweight aowa atrong; market
cloilng dull; top $28.80 aparlngly;
bulk good and choice 170-340 lb.
$28.00-28.50 ; 250-370 lb. $26.75-27.75;
280-300 lb. $25.50-28.76: several loads
and atrlngs good and choice 325-350
lb. butchera $23.60-25.00; good and
choice aowa under 350 lb. $23.25
24.50 ; 350-400 lb. $21.75-23.75: 400-
450 lb. $2000-31.75 : 450-650 lb. sows
$18.50-20 JO.
Salable cattle 12.000. total $12.00;
salable calve 800. total 800: strictly
good and choice fed steer and heif
er fairly active, steady to 25 cents
lower; lower grades slow. 25-50 cents
off; cowa steady to 25 cent down;
bulls around ateady; venters ateady
at $24.00 down; several load strict
ly choice steers with weight $32.50
32.78; top $32.75: numerou load of
choice steers $30.50-32.25: bulk beef
cows $13.50-16 50: few good cows to
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Lifetime Guarantee
Free Demonstration
Telephone 9200
A Statement
PRICES of PRODUCTS
Built by International Harvester Company
Here it Harvester we are con
cerned over the fact that a
growing number of our prod
uct arc appearing on the re
late market at greatly Inflated
price.
A manufacturers, we try to
produce at the lowest possible
cost. We cannot set the prices
at which our products trac
tors, motor trucks, farm im
plements, refrigeration, and in
dustrial power equipment are
sold. We can and do suggest
list prices which the great ma
jority of our dealers adopt as
their retail prices.
S20.000.000 Price Reduction
Our basic price polioy was
publicly stated in March, 1947,
when we announced price re
ductions at the rate of approxi
mately $20,000,000 per year
on our products. At that time,
Fowler McCormick, Chairman
of the Board, said: "ant prick
is too high ir rr can bs re
duced." Practically all of our dealers
cooperated with this policy and
passed on the savings to their
customers.
The objective of the price
reductions was to make it pos
sible for customers to buy our
products, which they need so
badly, at lower prices. Natu
rally, this purpose is defeated
when our products are sold by
anybody at inflated prices.
IH Production at
All-Time Peak
Inflated prices are caused by
$20.00; canner and cutter $10.00
13.00; practical top heavy bull
$18.00; stock cattle scarce, alow,
steady.
Salable sheep 1500. total 1600;
fairly active and generally teady
on all daughter classes; top spring
lamb 16 cents, higher; bulk good
and choice native aprlng lamb
$24.00-24.50; top $28.68 for a deck or
so; common aprlng lamb down to
$16.00; good and choice yearlings
$16.00-19.00; latter price for around
a load of 91 lb. average; few me
dium to good slaughter ewe $8.00
8.60; choice lightweight quotable
around C9.50.
Suit Against
Cleaners Off
A lawsuit filed by the state In
dustrial accident commission against
Superior Troy cleaners of Klamath
Palls, July 23, ha been dismissed
on application of the state attorney
generals office.
The suit wa for $48.25 allegedly
paid by the state to a woman, em
ploye of the cleaner who wa hurt
In an accident at the plant. C. 8.
Emmons, assistant attorney general,
asked for tha dlsmlssa. with preju
dice, meaning that the plaintiff
cannot start another suit on the
same grounds.
Three Cases Of
Polio Reported
PORTLAND, July 30 (JP- Three
more cases of Infantile paralysis
were reported In Oregon last week,
bringing the year's total to 17, the
state board of health said today.
Polio generally becomes more fre
quent In Oregon from July to Oc
tober or November, and the state
board advised the public to be on
guard against contagion.
Communicable disease cases
totaled 153 In the state last week, a
slight Increase. Pour diphtheria cases
were recorded.
Farm Research
Subji
iects Chosen
PORTLAND. July 30 A"r- Hay
curing methods, farm freezers. Irri
gation and poultry practice will be
I study project of the agricultural
engineering research foundation
the next 12 months.
Officers named J. B. Rodgers, Ore
jgon State college research staff
memner. as project director at trie
annual meeting of the foundation
yesterday.
KLflmPTUJl
PARK VIEW
Convalescent Home
(Formerly of Ashland
ab U'est Mala Street
Medfard. Oregen Phaaa U
"i-Hoor Servlcr
Ktglslerad Narse la Clurgfl
To Our Customers
the difference between supply
and demand. To increase sup
ply, we now have the greatest
number of employes In history
on our payrolls almost 90,M
in the United States, as against
about 60,000, prewar. Large
newplantsaregettinglnto pro
duction in Louisville, Evans
ville, and Melrose Park. A
fourth will soon be In opera
tion in Memphis. The men and
women now employed are
turning out the greatest quan
tities of IH products of all
kinds that we have ever made.
These are also the finest prod
ucts we have ever made, and
recognition of that fact is an
important contributing factor
to the demand for them.
Distribution to Dealers
But even record-breaking pro
duction is not sufficient to give
your dealer and other IH
doalers enough products to
meet today's demand. We have
tried to make the fairest possi
ble geographical allocation of
our products so that every
dealer would get a fair share,
and we know that dealers, in
most cases, have tried earnestly
to make the fairest possible
distribution to their customers.
But we also know that many
of our products far too many
are being resold at inflated
prices. The public criticism and
resentment of these resales are
of real concern to us, as we
know they must be to our deal
ers, because such reactions en
RANDALL Born ! Klamsth Vlly
hoipilil, Klamath rails. Or., Julr 9.
1047. to Mr. and Mr.. Louis Randall, Bo
nanza, a girl. Vslghtl 7 pounds t4Va
ouneas.
HUNDLEY Born at Klamath Vsllar
hoaplUl, Klamath rails, Ora , July a.
IM7, to Mr. and Mrl. Harry Kundlsy
Jr., Malln, a (IrL Wallhi; pounds T
nines.
HODGM Born at Klamath Vsllay
hospital, Klamath Palls, Ora , July IS,
IM7, to Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Itodfaa,
Man-Ill, a boy. WsUhti s pounds 11 Mi
ouncss.
HAVro Born at Klamath Vallsy hos
pital. Klamath ralll, Ora.. Julr J, 1M7,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hayas, ISM Wor
dan, girl. Wclcht: pounds 10 ouneas.
MrlNTYRE Born at Klamsth Vallay
ho.pnal, Klamath rails. Ora., July 3.
1047, to Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Melntyr.
gprssus Rlvsr, a lrl. Walshl: 7 pounds
S ouncsa.
ARMSTRONG Bora at Klamath Val
ley hospital, Klamsth rslls. Ore., July
39. 1047. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arm
irons, route 1 box ISO, a air!. Walshli
9 pounds 10 ounces. j
LO BCALZO Born at Klamath Valley j
hmpltai, Klamsth ralla. Ore., July 30,
1041. to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorje Lo Bcslio,
1MO Martin, a boy. WeKhl: 7 pounds ,
IS ouncea. I
OBITUARY
JOE LOVU ALVA1ADO
Jo Loyd Al veal-ado, at pr.vnt m reil
denl of Merrill, Ore.. pawd wy nw
M.lin. Ort.. on Tiwday. July . 1M7.
at 4 a. m.' H wtu a nattva of Dawson,
S, M.. and wa aged 31 yaara ona month
and 22 amy ai ma um oi ih i
Ha la mrvtvad by ht wife, Mary and
two daufht.-. Mary Ann and tiandra ol
MarrlU, Or.: hla parenta. Mr. and Mrs.
Joa E. AWarado of Puablo, Colo.: two
brothart. rrd and Albert of Pueblo, i
Colo.; four litara. Mary. Delphtna, and ;
Julia of Pueblo. Colo.. Lucy Baker of i
Bolae. Ida. Mr. Alvarado was dicharad
from the AAr a aersaant on July fl I
and r-nHaUd on July 0 being on fur- I
lough from MrChord field. The re-!
matna are at Ward'a Klamath funeral
Home. nun. rewsiw ""'
'arrangemenu will be announced later..
FUNERALS ;
A LAV LAI BAIXE HAKIM '
The funeral aervica for the late Alan j
La u nine Karria, Infant daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Walter A Harrta of Beatty. Ore., 1
will take place at the gravealde In Kiam
ath Memorial park on Thursday, July
-It. 1047. at 2 p. m . the Her. Howard 1
Hutrhlna of the Elrtt Christian church I
officiating. Friends are reepetftilly In
vited to attend. Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home in charge of the arrangtmenta.
BLAS ECHABAKKIA
Friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend the funeral service for the lata
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CALL 5103
SPECIALIZED
RADIO SERVICE
1U4 Main
About Resale
danger the good will of both
the dealer and the Company in
any community.
Distribution to Customers
Experience shows that many
IH new products are being re
sold by users who decide they
can continue to make out with
their old equipment after they
have had an inflated offer for
their new equipment. To elimi
nate this, many dealers are
taking measures to be sure that
equipment purchased is for
their customers' own use and
is not to be resold.
Nearly all IH dealers, we be
lieve, are now using the basis
of present need as their pri
mary guide, for the sale of
scarce products. The customer
whose need is real and urgent
is not likely to resell.
What Price Should
You Pay?
While it may take a little more
time to get delivery, we urge
our customers to consider all
of the factors mentioned here,
before, paying more than the
list price for any IH product.
Any IH dealer or branch can
furnish the suggested list price
for any IH product.
We know that the over
whelming majority of IH deal
ers are as much opposed to In
flated prices as we are. In the
public Interest, we have al
ready asked their cooperation
and are now asking the co
operation of customers in
correcting this situation.
FLOWER SH0P(M-y3
owoKt sailer S44J Ce5lvJ TW
E'liii.iiii'iriiiiirgta
nt tun
Bias Bohabarrta who pasaad away In this
city on Sunday. July 7, 104T, following
an extended tlinass, to bs hsld Friday
morning, Auuat I, 1047, si Saarod Hsarl
church. Illsh at Elghlh, whara a rvqulsm
maaa will M ealabratad for the rspttae
of his aoul oommsncln at t a. m. with
th Ray. ralhar T. P. Caiay oitlrlatln.
Informant will follow In Ml. Calvary
Memorial park. Arrangements are Under
the dlreouons of th (art WhlUoek fu
neral home or this elty.
BACK AGAIN
that exciting array
of MODE C DAY
washable cotton
frocks
in your own
conveniently
located
MODE ,0' DAY
shop
ar-1. ONLY at
MODE O'DAY
MODE O'DAY
Cottons,
adorable frocks
in which you
are so perfectly
groomed and feel
so fresh and dainty
on these hot
summer days.
Sizes 12-44
So crisp
so colorful
so highly styled
and priced SO low.
See these grand
new values
at your
MODE O'DAY
frock shop... and
remember ONLY
at MODE O'DAY
will you find
MODE O'DAY
frocks.
'3.98
moDG
O'
DfiV
835 Main St.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
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