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PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JULY II, 949 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Most Stocks Indifferent NEW YORK. Jul 11 Pl The lock market (reeled the president's mid-year economic message with polite Indifference today. Prlcei moved sluggishly before -and lifter the president (poke. Few changea exceeded minor fractions " and a vide varle'y of leading Issues . remained at Friday'! closing levels. Oauu and losses were thoroughly scrambled. Business tended to Uie slow side. Turnover was at the rate of only 860.000 shares or to for the full - session. Most brokers were inclined to view the president ! message with favor. The opinion was general, however. ' that the message did not offer any 'new factors to affect trading -strategy. Flower Shop 1)1! I VK l. (At Greenhouses) 3414 S. th rnone 4141 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs On Specialty SEE . . . OGW FARM SUPPLY 4C Spring Phone slit Fer Year Maseey-iUrris Self Propelled Combine We 8UII Have A Few Used Combines Of Varlona Sim and Makea DEAFENED! "HIDEAWAY HEARING" Better Hearing IN5TANTL Y IA1PR0 VED APPEARANCE! New a rails hi for alt "Hideaway Hearing" la a real asset hi business. No distracting, ebrloaa ear but ton 1st wear pi us the enjoyment at wonderful clear, noise free bearing. No Hsrd-of-Hearing person need let pride stand an the way of good hearing! "Hideaway" hides your hearing loss. 0004 pass this by In vestigate new. Free Try mmX in the hone npon re jneat. Call hotel or write for information. F. A. JONES 520 Equitable Bldg. Portland, Ors. BE 4552 Org! ALL BAT SAT11DS.YS . tJa-Z-iT-T ir-1 Used Oliver 30 Combine Clover equipment, floating entter bar and pickan reeL Good condition 1 Used Oliver No. 15 Combine f-f U ntmrly new ,,, , 1 Used John Deere 3-Wire Good condition A bargain at it 1 Used John Deere 12A Combine Completely overhauled pickup reeL A real bay at 1 Used DC Case Tractor Overhauled and In good condition "Quality Is Remembered Long After the Price Is Forgotten" m warn ca Tuleloke Nickel Plate railroad, often a vo latile Issue, dropped points to 83 at one time. Higher most of the day were Re public 8teel. United Aircraft. Schen ley. American Smelting. ru Pont, Northern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio. Standard Oil tNJi. Oulf Oil. and Eastern Air Lines. Among the balky spots were Beth lehem Steel. General Motors. Chrys ler. V. S. Rubber. Montgomery Ward, Seam Roebuck. Caterpillar Tractor. General Electric. Allied Chemical, Phillip. Morris, Santa Tt, Southern Pacific and International Paper. Am Power Lt Am Tel A Tel Anaconda .. - Rendu Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Canadian Pacific Case J I - Caterpillar Chrysler Comwith Sou Cons Vultee Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Dupont de Nem General Electric 10. 141. 97'. ' 95 S 1'. 11 34'. 99 S 4 r. 33 33'. 4S ! 3' j MS General Foods General Motors Ooodyear Tire 34 HEARING CLINIC Wi-ne-ma Hotel Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, July 13 Atk For W. H. Miller is iw- Int Harvester 3S I Int Paper 47'. Kennecott 44 Llbby McN L 6' Long Bell "A" - II Montgomery Ward SO'i Nash Kelvlnator ..... 13 Nat Dairy 31 '4 N V Central j Northern Pacific - 13' ! Pac Gas Elec 33 Penney J C 44', Radio Corp I0'a Rayonler 94 j Reynolds Metals !' 1 Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roeburk .... Southern Pec.. Standard Oil Cal Studebsker Corp . Trans-America I'nlon Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines C S Steel Warner Bros Pic . Woolworth . 3 . 33 . 34 35', SO', . 14 I0, 90 77 !3i 31 , II 48', Portland Wheat PORTLAND. July 11 iPv No fu tures quoted. Cash grain: Oats No. 3. 34-lb. white MM Barley No. 3. 44-lb. b v. 450.50. Cash wheat ibidi: Soft white 43.13. soft white lexcluding Rexi 42 13. white club 12 13. western red J13. Hard red winter: Ordinary 43.19. J io per cent sxis. ii per cent 13.14 13 per cent 43.16. Today's car receipts: Wheat 73 barley 4. flour 13. corn 4. oat S, millfeed 7. Portland Eggs Eggs 1T0 wholesalers): A grade large, 54 ',-40', cents: A grade, me dium, 63S-55', cents: B grade, large, 444-51', cents. Portland Potatoes POTATOES: Russets. Deschutes. No. 1-A, 1300-15: new potatoes: , Hf Ions irhifM iim A 1 rtfl-l. ' Calif, long whites, sue A. 43.40-75: size B. 100 lbs, 42-50-75. LIVESTOCK cracAoo. July n ap-usda Salable hogs 0500; butchers under 300 lb. moderately active, steady to 35 centa higher: heavier weights scarce but alow and steady to weak: sows slow and very uneven, steady to mostly 35 cents lower: top 423 00 for several loads choice 140-315 lb.: ouiK gooa ana cnoice i iu-i,u id, i 421.35-32 00; 350-370 lb. 420JS0-31J5: ' 340-300 lb. 41925-2035: scattered lota heavier weights down to around 415.00 for 400 lb. averages: good and choice sows under 350 lb. 414 00 17.50; few young lightweight under 300 lb. as high as 41425 : 360-375 lb. 415.00-14.00: 375-400 lb. 114 00-1525: 400-450 lb. 113.00-14.00 : 475-550 lb. 41100-1230; odd head heavier weights a low as $1000. Salable cattle 14.000: salable calves 500: general market fairly active; beef steers and heifers steady to 25 cents higher; good and choice yearlings and fed steers around 1300 lb. generally showing upturn: cows steady to 25 cents higher: bulls ac tive. 25-50 cents higher: vealers steady: sloe leers and feeders alow, scattered sales mostly steady: bulk good and choice fed steers $25.50- $1575 $995 Baler ' $575 $1032 $1585 Phone 4391 ss ira iniiarltW'..l an al STOCK AVERAGES Complied by The Aasorlalrd Pma July II 14 Ind. It Kails 14 I til. 44 stlo. ks Net change unch. D .3 A .I I .1 Monday 44 3 31.3 34 3 40 Previous day - 44 3 31 4 34 1 41 0 Week ago 44 4 31 4 34 0 0 3 Month ago 41 4 9S4 34 3 M0 Year ago J-7 44 0 43 3 73 4 WHEAT GAINS GROUND TODAY CHICAGO. July II i A steady run of buying orders, largely ba.cd on expectations of a bullish government crop forecast after the market closed, caused a br advance In all commodity figure on tin board of trade today. Traders said the market was featured by a lack of selling presur. Widest gain were scored In soybeans, which ran up more than 4 cents before meeting enough pressure to stem the upturn. All soybean contracts made new seasonal highs, as did all rye. December rye pushed above the 41.50 level. Oalns In wheat ranged to around 3 cent! at times. The bread cereal showed a tendency to bark down after reaching the highs scored last week, which were In turn Uie tops for wheat autre last January. Corn, oats and lard shared In the general advance. Wheat closed IS-3 higher. July 4303-,: corn was lower to IS higher. July 41 34'.-1.: oati were lower to higher. July 63-Ts; rye was 3:.-3' higher. July 4144 : soybeans were l-4' higher, July 43 54',-3M. and lard was 13 to 33 centa a hundred pounds higher, July 410 45. Wheat- Open July September December March 3 01', 3 03 '.- .04 305', 3 03', BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Prose Jnly It . 94RSMS 14 Ind. t ( til. 14 For. 14 L. Yld. Net change A 1 A I D .1 unch. unch. Monday ..ug 1031 103 1 49 1 Msg Previous day 44.7 103 1 103 3 a 3 loo 4 Week ago .... 84 4 . 103 0 103 4 M4 109 4 Month ago ... 444 101 7 1033 4 1K4 Year ago .43.4 101.3 101.1 43 4 104 3 37 50: top 434 75 tor two loads high choice 1347-1390 lb : most medium to low-good beef steers 431.50-3535: ,,, i,ghtweights down to 414 00; . t bulk good to low-choice heifers 4J5 35-36.75: common and medium 417.00-3500: most common to me dium beet cows 415 75-14 50: few good cows 414.50-30 00; bulk can ners and cutters 41350-1400: me dium and good sausage bulls 421 50 23.00: vealers 425 50 dowc Salable sheep 1000: all classes steady; most good to average-choice native spring lambs 425.00-24 00: high-choice kinds very scarce: load good to choice No. 1 skin shorn r , . . . . . !T5?. .".LTf! i $22 00: slaughter ewes $4 00-9.00 with scattered choice lightweight lots to $9.50. PORTLAND, Ore.. July 11 (AP USDAi Cattle: Salable 2400: hold over 375: calves 500: market slow and uneven: medium-good slaugh ter steers fully steady, but liberal supply cwmon-low medium grade unsold with bids SO centa and more lower: many without bids at noon; canner -cutter cows largely 35-50 cents lower with trade fairly active; very little done on beet cows; buyers talking $1 00 and more lower; hulls weak to 50 cents lower: good-choice vealers steady-50 cents off: lower grades 41 00 and more down; me dium -good fed steers $2400-2450. including load average good 1041 lbs. at 42650 few low to average me- ! dium grass steers 422 00-23.50; few common heifers $17.00-30 00; can ner -cutter cows mostly $10 50-13 00; strong weights cutters up to $13 00; few good young beef cows up to $17.00; mixed cows and heifers to $18 00; good beef bulls $1930: odd head $20 00; good-choice vealers $34 50-24 00: few 12625 with odd head $34 50; common -medium grades $14 00-22 00. Hogs: Salable 750: market active: mostly 50 centa higher: extreme top 40 cents up at 424 40 for around 70 head: bulk gond -choice 180-230 lbs. 42430: 250-240 lbs. $22 00-50: good 350-500 lb. sows $17 00-14 00; heavier weights down to $14 00 and below; few good-choice feeder pigs $24.00. 8heen Salable 2000; market slow; few sales slaughter lambs $1.00 low er: good-choice springers mostly $2130: few select lots $23.00: medium-good feeder lambs mostly .11 U" ILL FLOWER SHOP 4JOM4IN r HON V RI73 n UVARA io - - aTW i If you do, chances are you're troubled with lawn weeds. But you needn't be if you use EndoWeed, the im proved new selective weed killer! Diluted with water nd applied with any type pray equipment, both on your lawn and on the vacant lot, EndoWeed kills dande lirms.chickweed.plsnUinsnd over 50 other weeds ...leaves, stems, roots end all! Endo Weed will not harm ordinary grass nor affect the soil. 8 ounces treaU 2000. square feet of lawn. EndoVeed eftmrm sr iwir ii.'frinH.uvjM.i.MJ I k rem low 3 01', 3 03'. 9 06', 3 03', Cloee 3 03S- 30o'- 304-S 3.04 t- $14 00: one load good 71-lb. Eastern Washington feeders $19 00. good old P ! T"1 ?mht. nd """ $31 00-50; good llghth ewes up to 47.00; common down to 43.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 11 I-) lUSUA Cattle salable 1400: calves 150: rather liberal forenoon receipts by truck: supply include! dosen or more loads steers and nu merous odd lots: balance mainly cows: supply predominantly grass cattle with few loads of graln-fed steers Included: trade opened ra- tremely alow with practically no early sales; undertone weak to lower on all classes: small supply calvea mainly medium grades ranges: no early trade. Hogs salable 300: active: butchers 125 higher: sows 50 cents higher: early aupply good-choice 140-340 lbs. 35 00: odd head good aowa 14 00. Sheep salable 9000: prospects sup- ply may exceed estimates: trucks still lined up to unload at 11 am.: no early bids or Indications on price trend. POTATOES CHICAOO. July II IAP-USDA" Potatoes: arrivals 194. on track 417: I total V. 8. shipments Friday 434,1 Saturday 359. and Sunday 74; sup plies moderate: demand good fur ! best medium long whiles: market stronger: Ansona long whites 44 00- 10: California Bliss Triumphs 44.15- 5 00. long whites $3.75-425 Texas Bliss Triumphs !4 50-75. Plane Crash Shakes Up Four PORTLAND. July 11 (Pi Three boys enjoying a free airplane ride and their pilot were shaken yester day when a light plane crashed In landing at a neighborhood civic club alrshow. Two other boys riding bicycles past the spot were knocked to the ground when the plane plunged to ward spectators. Shaken and bruhed lightly were Elmo Good. 14 2330 Lee street, south), Salem: Don Kitchens. 14. Salem, and Val Roth. 11. Portland. The pilot, Oeorge Putnam, Portland, was unharmed. Knocked down by the plane, which was damaged on the landing gear, propellor and wing tips, were Port landers Dee Ransom, 14. and Ouldo Caramella. Ransom suffered s cut elbow. UAW Stockholder Now-For Reason MILWAUKEE. July II (;pThe TJAW-CIO Is a stockholder now. President Walter Rruther dis closed today at the UAW's conven tion that the union has bought one share of stork In each of the 48 companies It has under contract. The purpose, said Reuther. was to enable union representatives to sit In on board of directors' meetings to "see If we could not peep behind the Iron curtain." The stock coat the union a total of 41918 07. Incidentally, It netted the UAW 4128.90 in dividends In the last fiscal year. KEEP THEIR RATS Every ship, even the luxury liners, carries its own rata. To make certain the rata don't get ashore to spread disease, rat guards, or large metal discs, must be put on all lines ex tending from ship to shore, accord ing to International law. 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SrtSiViyii ' l II I iWWBlJiliriT Tmanx i& m.m.ei. letter From By Harris The much discussed land cussed) public housing bill will become law. I wish more people knew the real truth and Die Inside tarts about this piece of legislation. Unfortunately, so many people and so msuy splen- itttt ,1 Mll-t,a-ld nr..lH M y kM on . iml ,ntum or . ! called benefits of the plan that the (n,,., -rf ,..!, A.r. festures of It are overlooked. i For example, how many people In Oregon realise thsl the propor tion of the total cost of this pro ; gram that our slate will bear Is i about equivalent to a 40-year bond ; Issue of one hundred million dol I lars? In this connection It also should be noted. I think, that under , , pUn .,, , IM ,. ly two hundred thousand public housing units were built but not one was built in Oregun. t Do not confuse this plan with war housing of which Oregon had considerable.) Following are some of the other objectionable featurea of the hous ing proposal Just enacted: The "slum clearance provision doe, not provide for clearance of Mums. In Washington. D. C, 340 federal housing projects have been built since 19J5. under a "slum clearance" program. Yet the same last week, the requirement for prr slums that were condemned 13 ' formance of 4100 worth of assess River Guides Finish Jaunt Down Klamath KLAMATH. Calif. July 11 it Two river guides the only finishers won the first 174-mile boat race down the Klamath river. Indiana of the area doubted If the trip could j be made. The journey was completed last night In a flat-bottomed rowboat, powered by a 10 horsepower out board motor. It took 41 hours and 30 minutes and was the first re ported vnysge down the rugged river. The mrnMcrton Coats. 39. and Oscar Taylor. 41. an Indian started near Yrrka, Calif., Friday morning. Six boats were to have started In the rare, a feature of the Klamath river carnival. But only two boats started and one dropped out shortly after the rare began. Coats and Tavlor collected S00 and a slight shock for their efforts. They recovered quickly and ate a hearty meal. River men say the Klamath Is more deadly than the Colorado. It has countless whirlpools and boiling white waters studded with rocks. When the men arrived here, their boat was badly damaged and con tained several holes In the sides. Coau said he waa "glad to be alive and would never go through any thing like this again." The river In many places haa sheer cliffs on both sides. Many times when they came to dangerous placea portage waa Impossible, and they had to ride through rapids. Coats said rather than ride some rapids, they tied ropes to Uie boat and formed a "V." Each man took one end of the rope, waded through shallow water on the side of the river and allowed the boat to swirl ahead. The racing wag only from day break until sundown. At night, the men slept on the banks of the river. Practically the entire town of Klamath about 2000 persons turned out for the finish of the trip. Hurnc Indians performed s ceremo nial brush dance In honor of the men. INVENTED CONTRACT BRIDGE Contract bridge was Invented In 11125 during s bridge game on s steamship en route to Loa Angelea from Havana, according to the En cyclopedia BrlUnnlca. Harold S. V'anderbllt developed contract bridge from plafond, a French vsrl sllon of auction bridge. Washingtonme Chamber Ellsworth years ago remain Inhabited by hull- I dreus ol people. I The poorest fsmllirs csn not get , III Ute subsidised projects. The bill j specifically pruvltles that tenants of so-called "low-rent" piojetla must j have k certain minimum income and the nttuumim rent is higher . than millions of renters of private ' housing pay today. -I The bill tends to create prima- j ! nent renters, rather than em our- I age home ownership. ; To obtain farm houUig benefits. a fanner would have to submit to absolute federal control of his arming operation lor ten years authorities would have no local con trol over specific exjienUltures. The bill specifically denies to Congress any review of appropiia Uons or control over specific ex penditures. We need federal support for re development of slum arras, for I guaranteed financing of new homes, I for such honest assistance aa I a problem, than solvuuj u.em. It u a cruel political hoax on the who need help, under provisions of Public Law 107. signed by President Truman ment work annually on unpatented mining claims was suspended until : July 1, 1949. Assessment work will , have to be performed during Uie I year ending June 30, 1950. How I ever, the act provides that claim ants taking advantage of this law must flla hv Aiivu.t 1. lusa ot lit ollice where the location certificate Is recorded, a notice of intention to j continue holding the claim. Any work already performed this year j may be credited toward the labor . required for next year. Ttie new I law applies only to the United I States. Another section of the new law ; provides that prospector, working on new claims shall be liable for damage to the value of lite land for graxlng caused by prospecting, mining or removal of minerals. On old clslms, prospectors are li able only for damage to crops or property of the entrymsn or pat entee on such land. It la probable this will be the last year In which the assessment work requirement will be supendcd. The the administration and congress seem generally agreed Dial claims should no longer be held by per sons unwilling either to perform de velopment work or qualify for a patent. The bureau of land management, which administers such rlulms. Is being urged to suggest legislation bringing the laws regarding min ing claims up to date. There are many claims In the west on min eral deposits for which commercial demands are so small aa to make assessment woik an unsound In vestment. Others are readily avail able whenever a market for the ore develops, so that development work Is not needed except to meet the provisions of the law. Also of Interest to holders of min ing claims and prospectors la P L. 115 signed some daya following P L. 107. This act provides for defer ment of assessment work where the claim or claims are surrounded by lands over which right-of-way Is de nied or where o'her leg..l Impedi ments exist. Petition with satlsfart tory supporting evidence must be filed to secure deferment for a per iod of one year subject to renewal on application If Justifiable condi tions exist. Japan To Get Woman Judge TOKYO (A") Japan soon will have Its first woman Judge. Bhe la Mltsuko lahlwata, 45. Bhe Is one of 133 Japanese Just gradua ted from the Judicial Training In stitute ot the Japanese supreme court. Mlsa Ishlwata probably will be assigned to the Tokyo district court, fine first took up the law 11 yeara ago. Bhe waa graduated from MelJI university's law college In 1944. BOOHT WARSAW, Poland WPi Hotels In Warsaw have boosted all room rates by ten per cent. An average room with bath now costs 413S per month. Its facilities compare rough ly with those of s third or fourth rate American hotel. .') ablates rull Program List Tt'l ELAKE. July II Dr John Moselry, preslilent of the University of Nevsda. will be guest spenkr? at the annual rhamlirr of cnmmrn-e dinner Friday evening, July 29 Announcement of plana for thf dinner and Installation of new offi cers was made Monday by H.us Rsglatid. president. Master of ceremonies will be I Henry Duffy, noted Cslif.irula thr- atrlcal producer. Apiiraring alo on the program will be Mr, Itobrrt ! illesll rllrvens. Klamath Fa!l. and her pupil. !n Oralrhrii, of Mi hi- gsn, who is studying plsno In Klnm i ath Falls this summer. Mrs. Htevens was In concert work ! In the east tor many yeara and ta j well known in musical circles on the Atlnntir mast. With her family she 1 L " " , ",.. JJZ, A I ""'" " Or.eg . concerto 1 . T,,r ,n," d "J?" "",.b i Dr"adrast by station KFJI from the " " ... ia i 4 4ft. IH Richard Sinclair la dinner chairman and Don Poller la chair man of the ticket soles. Tlrkeni ae now on aale at the chamber of com merce office, and those planning to attend are urged ta get theirs early since a rapacity attendance la Indi cated. Tickets are 43 M per plate. Dinner Is to be prepared and served b, the guild of the Tutelage Community Presbtrrlan church. OLD HTHlm StiHira are not a modern id. a 1 lie first known strike in history wsa (he strike ot secession of the plebians against the patricians in ancient Rome, about tot BC. Tt'Trn -stril si Klatiisth Valler fc"S piul. SUmalh rail,. Uiv . Jul, B. Ists. to Mt and Mis. V,mn Tuler. nil Or..n. o girl. Weight, f puunos a OlfK" PM'Pt.S - n.n at KUmslh Valley K. poal Klsmalh rallf. Or , July B. 11MB, to Mr.' ana Mrs. t'llffurif I'appla. .-SMI AllamAct drive, a girl. Wal.hl, I pounds J ounces. Anlu M AFT - Horn al Klamath Vallev noapilal, Klamath ralla. Ore , Jul, IO, IS4B. lu Mr. and Mra rranS Aihrran. 1JI1 Adams, a ba. Wal.hl, a puunds nilYI Horn al Klamalh V.ll.r hna. pilal. Klamath Vallt. Ort . Jul, IO, IS4M. la Mr. and Mra ttanald Mtrf Uial I Adam.. . boy. Weifhl, T pounds 4 I ounraa SPANCI.ga Horn at Klsmalh V.ll.r h.Mptul. Klsmalh rail.. Or. Jul, lu. IS40. to Mr. and Mrs William Sp.nli, Iim. Mansanlta. a boy Vrel.ht. a pounds 4 , ntinea. I.ISIISAV Horn St Klsmalh Valley hnapilal, Klsmalh valla. Or., July II, IB40. In Mr. and Mr. Krn.l l.lnd.a, 1ullak. t'allt., . p.jy. Waishl. a pounds TOYt fc.i - Bnrn at Klamath Vallev hnapilal. Klsmalh rails. Or, Jul, II, Ivor, In Mr. and Mr. aiiMil Tnvron, 3111 Hummers. Ian. . buy. Wfl.hl, g pound 14 ounctr. OBITUARY RAN tin rutin UK ft 1)1 ft RAM rranrts rrirlrli Derreh, mittvnl of Klamath Falla. Ore. (or the U.i if ymn, p4uf inly In I hie city on Monday. Jul II, ium. at I a m (nlVriw ln a hrlel lllnau. l waa a ntsliva tit Mr nominee, Mlrh , and al the lime tt hie death waa atd M yeara and IV day. Hurvlvtrtfl are hit wife, Mra fcnini K. Oerrah nl ihla city; four eotta, Hat mnnd of Altiany, Or. Jr4Mjph n Yrrka, Calif., Jamae and Daniel Derrah of this) rlty; on daughter. Iorothy Derrah Klamath ralla, Ma father, rranh. ot thl city; five bra I her a, Haymond O. of Klamath rail. Melhtiurn C. of Mllwau. kr. wia., William Klwood of Green May. Wla , rdward Arthur of Portland, Ore., and lawrenc J a mere Ilerrah of Harm, Wia : one alater, Mre William A Hi. hop of Klamath Falle; alao Ik irandrhlldren, The. rernalna rt In the Karl W hillock funeral homa. Pine etreet at oth, where, frlenda may rail after a p m. Tueaitay. Notice of funeral to he announced in the next laaua of thle paper. FUNERAL riOVD MAXWKIX VII.ROM Floyd Maxwell Pileon, a rest dent of Tennant, Calif., fnr the aa aft year. Jaaaed away In thle city on Malurday, uly . 1040, at 1:411 a.m. following an emended lllnaaa. Ha waa a native of Helena, Mont., and at th time nf hit death waa aged A7 yeara, ft m on the and If) daya. fliirvlvlng are hla wife. Mn. Heaal K. VlUnn of Tennant, Cam,, and one alater, Mra. Margaret Ramsey of Ran Diego, Calif, Funeral eervlcee were hrld In the Church of the Wild wood at Tennant on Monaay, July II, 1P40. at I pm. with Or. Martlndal Wnode. paator of th Flrat Methodlat church m Ihla eily officiating. Commitment eerv li"ee and Interment, Tennant remeteay( Tennant, Calif. Arrangement! were un der the direction Of th F.arl Whit Jock Funeral home oC Ihla city. 'IHJJ I. inai
