FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE NINI
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MARKETS and FINANCIAL
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by Tlie Aatwriated lreaa
July II
JO lull. It, Italia IA I'lll. SO Murks
Nt change I) I uiuh. I) I II I
Friday - wo Ml an 4 km
Previous day M ill w
Work 11 9 Til Ml ft 0
Mouth 0 ..... HI IK S bVt
Year mo 94 4 44 9 415 017
FLOUR BUYING BOOSTS WHEAT
Clllt'AOO. July 31 - A tenewal of Hour buying, both frmn pri
vate and government aourrea, aparked an upturn In wheal on the
board ( trade Unlay.
'Ilia government ptmliasrd flriur eo.ua! to only 311.311 bunhela of
heat, but iurrliara by a lama rlia.li baker were inurli larger. At a
result, inllla war good buyrra f wheat futures.
Trading In July futures at rioted out ullliout any rxilieiiient.
earrpt In antbrana. Ilia July ronlrart there tote In 1211. a new hluh
inra trading In Ilia delivery atarlrd latt November. Hut It Ml bark
frnni that Irvrl.
July wheal ended '. lowrr lo I cant higher at It 99-2 00'.. July
rum 3S Inwrr at II 3d1,, July oata 1 lower to 2 cenla higher
al IW In M. July rva 1'. lower at II 53',, July auybraiu T to 10 tenia
higher at I.' 110-3 sr., and July laid 31 cents a hundred pound lower
at HI l
Deferred wheal futurea vera ';
Wheat- (iru Hluh I-" :''
July 1W, Jot)1, in ltKi-300',
Hrpl 103', 3 04'. 303S 301S-1.
lire 3l'-307 307 3S 305', -S
March J'K', lOS'i 304', 30S-3US',
May 301',., 301 , 3 00'. 301'. -301
BOND AVERAGES
f'empilrd by Tha Aatorltlrd Preae
July 13
3 Kalla It I nd. I t III. It c. II U Vld.
Net chant uurh. unrh unch l I I) I
rnday Ml 1034 HU4 at 3 1 10
I'reviuua day at 103 4 103 4 J 110 7
Week ago ID 4 10'.' 1 IIU4 t3 110 4
Month a0 an a loll 103 4 . J ton I
Year ago 93 1 101 3 100 3 : J 109 0
Market On
Quiet Side
Nr.W YonK. July 31 or-A flurry
of demand for alrlina atorka attrred
the aurfare of a placid market today.
A couple of air (rantnnri ltuea
chllibetl tn new l49 hlllia. Tha ba.
anc of Ui niarkel )ked along uri
avantfully. with fractional galiu and
loaaaa thoroughly mlaed.
Turnover waa at the rate of
ar4nd 76O.0UO aharaa for tha lull
teuton, leaa than any other day till
week.
Inurreal In alrllnt Ltaura apiiar
ntly atemmed from currant operat
ing raporu. United Air Llnaa, for
Inatanc. today dtacloaed a aharp In
creaaa In aacond quarter aamuiga.
Amerlran Air l.tnea and Trana
ermunental and Weatern Air each
hit new peaka for tha year during
the day.
Alao atiead war Weatern Air
Ilnea. United Air Llitea. General
Ma tart. Ntudebaker. Woolworth,
Oeneral Electric and American
Wooleu. - -
Lower were Bethlehem Steel.
Chryaler. Oood rich. Columbia Oaa.
Dow Chemical, nundard Oil N J 1,
and u. B. oypaum.
Amerlen Own . .
Am Power 4t 14 . -AmTHaiTtl
., ... .
Anaconda . -
Rendu Aviation
Beth (Heel . ..
IIS
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MM.
31
s
If.
IIS
32 '1
13'.
17'.
SI".
60
12',
14',
Boeing Airplane
Calif Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caae J I
Caterpillar
Chryiler
Comwlth Ar Hou .
Com Vullee
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbech
Curtlaa Wright
laiuglaa Aircraft 69
Duponl de Nem 47
Oeneral Electric ... - J8
Oeneral Pooda 43 S
Oeneral Motors 60'a
CWmdvear Tlra
40
25 S
. 41
44
7
10'.
63',
. 12 ,
31
.
lnt Harvester
Inl Paper
Kennecott
Libby MrN L . ...
lxmg-Hell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nath Kelvlnator
Not Hairy
N Y Central
Northern Pacific - 13 S
Pac Am Plan
Pac Oaa At Klec ..
Pac Tel A: Tel
Penney J C
Fladlo Corp
Reynold! Metala ...
Richfield
Kafeway fitnrea
Meara Roebuck
Routhern Pacific
Blandard Oil Calif .
Htudebaker Corp ...
Aunahtne Mining ...
Traru-Amerlca
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
United Alrllnet
II 8 Bteel
Warner Hro Pic ...
Woolworth
11'.
12 S
M
49';
10s
19
1
22';
40
38 H
...... 81'.
3IS
IS
10-,
29
W.
14'.
12'.
..... us
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LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July
33 (AP-U8DA) -Salable cattle to
day 10, for week 1888; compared to
rinse of laat week all cattle steady
except ranner-cutter cowa, weak to
80 cents lower; four loads mostly
good grass steers under 1330 lbs.
36.00, but one load MOO lbs. (24 60;
high medium and low food grass
sleers 34 00-60: common medium
feeders (16 00-19 00: two loads good
900 lb. feeders 131.00; several loads
medium atock heifers 17.oo-60: load
good range cowa early 817.00 and
mixed young cows and heifera
11100; common - m e d I u ni II3D0
14 80; canners-rutters 19 00-13 60:
ahelly cows 8.00 and below; calvea
for week 836; market ateady; medium-good
200-300 lb. calvea 30 00-
"UUCH 5 HUP
rMiiNa mi
Rasa
vJivst
- r. higher.
I II 00. with few up to 133 00; late top
tor atrlrlly good 123 60
I Ratable hogt today 60. ttrady; few
110-340 u. 134 75. for week 1075;
compared cloae of laat week butch
era 26 centa lower, aowt 60 cenla
lower.
I Ratable kheep tixlay 100; for week
; 7825. compared rlote of la.l week
I generally tteady; outlet narrow.
trade alow on limned aupply of
tprtng lamb., ttrtctly g'Kid-choIre
I ararce and Iruufflclent lo tet max
imum price limit: bulk lamba me
dlum grade 130 00; aome medium
good lou early 1:1 oo-so and few
good-choice 122 00; ewea predomi
nated, tteadv to atrong; medium
good 18 60-100: late top 1126: com-
I mon moeily 86 00; culla down to
I 12 00.
I CHICAOO. July 33 'AP-USUAI
Ratable hogt Inoo, another two-way
1 market; barrow, and gtlta very .low
1 steady to 36 centa lower: wetghu
under 260 lb 35 centa to aa much aa
60 centa off: tow a active, fully 36
centa. Initaneea 60 centa higher, top
133 76 anarlnglv; miwt good and
choice 110-330 lb 123 00-23 50 : 340.
270 lb 121 36-33 00 : 31.300 lb.
3O0O-3IOO: few 300-335 ID 11936.
30 25; acatterlng medium and good
' 140-180 lb. hghta 119 00-21 00: good
and choice aow. under 160 lb 111 00
19 60: lew under loo lb aa high aa
30 00: 150-175 lb 1734-1135: 175
400 lb 118 36-17 60: 400-460 lb.
.118 36-18 60; heavier wrighta aearre,
I aa low aa 113 76 for around 800 lb.
I average..
Halabla rattle 1600; aalable calvea
300: alow, few good fed ateera and
heifera steady to weak, common and
medium graaa and ahort-feda weak
to II 00 or more lower; cowa un
evenly ateady to 60 centa lower; bulb
moatly 60 centa 10 11 00 lower; veal
era ateady; few loada good frd ateera
and heifera under 1300 lb. I2S00
36 60: few amall on good and cholre
fed ateera 1190 lb. down 128 00-37 36;
moat common and medium tlaugh
ter ateera and heifera 17 00-34 00:
aome cutter llghlweighta below
16 00: common and medium graaa
cowa 16 60-18 60; few good cowa
19 00-19 50; rannera and cutters
I 111 50-18 00: few good bulla 823 00
I 33 75: moat common and medium
1800-30 60: vealera 13800 down.
I Salable sheep 100: native aprlng
, lamba more active, strong on amall
'killer and shipper account; extreme
, top 26 00; practical lop 134 60: moU
good and choice offering. 2.7 80
1 15 00; cull and common 118 00-31 00;
ewea firm at 19 60-9 60.
PORTLAND. July 33 (AP-L'SDAi
Salable cattle today 86, calvea 10:
! few cleanup aalea about ateady but
I demand extremely narrow: for five
1 days, aalable 3300, calvea 735. Mar
ket very uneven, common-medium
grass cows and heifers 81 00 and
more lowrr, aome cleanup sales tl.OO
W?4JfV.
MI'KnAY -Born at Klamath Vatir
hmplUI. K la main ralU, Or. July 91,
ltHtV In Mr. and Mr, ftavmnritl Murray,
MATTIIKWH norn al Klamath Valley
hrsitptui, Klamath raid. Ora.. Jtilv 21,
tt4B. in Mr. atvl Mi. . Vel-on MaUhaws,
liu.i', Main, boy. Weight. 9 pounrta t't
ounrtft.
Tr.NNANT- Horn at Klamath Valley
hncpital. Klamath rail. Or., July al.
11)49, to Mr. a itr Mra, Trrrrnr Tannant,
441 avarna, boy. Weight ptmnda
IsT1 nuncaa.
PAt'l.U Rorn at Klamath Vallajr hoa
pltal. Klamath fall.. Ora, July 31, l4t,
! Mr. and Mra. Koyr Paul!. Sift N. and,
a flrl. Waight. pminda 1 minrti.
Dili ATTIHTA Mnrn at Klamath Vallav
haplta1, Klamath ralla, Ora. Jtily N,
l4w, tn Mr. and Mra. Nalph Dinattlita,
314.1 Hnpa, a gtrl. Waigltt. pound
a Mi ounraa.
"obituary""
rrsai. msv itivn
Petri Mary Jom... a retlrtent of this
rlly fnr tha past 44 yetrt, pt..et away
In this rliv at 4i0 p m. itn Tnnrtcltv,
inly 21. 104. nht waa tsed 84 .tears
7 tnonlhl and I day at Ihe time of her
patting. Sha It survived hy hr hut
btnil. Ailhur Jnntt. Klamath s-ttla: ena
ton, lltrhtrt W. Wlltnn. KJtmtth Ftllt:
nne dtuihltr, Ktlherlna J. Klna. I.nng
Creek, Ore , tnd three grtndrhtldrtn.
funtrtl trrtngrmtntt will ha announced
Itttr. Wtrd't Kltmtth Tunaral home In
rharaa sf arranatmanlt.
KLfimflTMvAf
off. Culler. common trail steers
Weak to to rents lower, madluin
liailea ateady, good prai'Uially lark
lug. C'ariuer-cutler criwa strong.
Vealert 13 00-4 00 under lata latt
week. One good fed aleer 13)00
medium graaa ateera 131 00-34 60,
latter wintered lUtera aversging
around 1000 lb, culter-oominoii
113 00-190(1. Common -medium hell
era II3IM-IIM), practically 110 grata
fat halfera abova III Ml late. Uixid
fed heifera ui Ui t'iDOO. Canner
cutter cowa 111.00-13 &0, common
medium beef cowa lata 113 00-14 SO.
few heavy weights down to 113 00.
flood young beef cowa early t.i
IISOO-li! M. Common-medium aau
me bulla II4 6O-I7O0, good beef
bull, around I III 00, odd head lit 3J
2000. Hood vealera rloaed around
10 00, odd cholre IJ1 00-33 00. Ma
dluin down to US 00
Halabla Ik1! today ii. demand
narrow; butchers aiaady, Uip 124 00;
for fia daya salable liii. Market
cloned around 14 cenla lower after
early 25 cent advance. Bowa II 00
3 00 lower late, tlood-cholre l0
2::o lb. late 134 00, early top 125 00.
new In ah for year. Oood 160-600 lb.
aow late I4 00-160, early lo 111.60
and over, (lood-rholre feeder plat
122 60-26 00. heavy feeder! around
121 60.
Halable alieep UHlay. 10; holdover
160; demand narrow, market nom
inal; for five daya talable 2616. Mid
week market ttroug to M can'
higher, cloalng weak to 60 tenta
lower on tlaughter Iambi, Peedera
and ewea ateady. Yearlingt alow.
Oood-choUa tprlng lambt 120 00
30 60, Wednetdsys talea to 1310
with extreme top 132 00. Oood ewe
and wether feeder! 117 00-18 00.
Common yearlingt 116 00. good
gradea around lit 00. Good light
ewea 18 60-7 00. common down to
13 00
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. July 33 otv-Cash
wheat "bldi: Roll white 3 10'-,,
toll white 1 excluding Heil 1311;
while club 13 II.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 12 10',,
10 per cent 2 10 ,, 11 per cent 2 13.
13 per cent 12 15.
Hard white baart: Ordinary 13 14.
10 per cent 12 15. II per cent 12 IB.
12 per cent 12 30.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 71.
barley 1, flour 1, corn 4. oata 4. mill
feed 8.
POTATOES
CHICAOO, July 21 IAP-USDAI
Potatoes: Arrivals 148. on track 173:
total U. 8. shipments 437: supplies
moderate; demand slow; market
slightly wesker; Cshfomla long
whiles 83 80-90: Idaho-Oregon Bliss
Triumphs 13 30-80: Missouri cob
blers 13 30: Nebraska red Warbee
J 85; Washington long whltea 13 60.
Peasants Study
Soviet Agriculture
MOSCOW 1 Thousands of
peasants from Kaitern European
countries hsve been visiting tne So
viet Union and learning about So
viet agriculture. For lnt lance, three
delegations of polish peasants have
made extensive visits to the Soviet
Ukrslne,
A Romanian peasant delegation
consisting of over 150 Romanian
peasants hss visited Moscow. It
then vtaited doaens of collective
farma. state farms machine and
tractor atauona and other Soviet
agricultural enterprises In venous
aiess of the nation. A Hungarian
peasant delegation recently spent
some week, in the USR.
The delegates are elected by
their villages to represent the VII-Isge.
Badly Burned Boy Better
After Skin Grafting Work
PHILAD1CI.PHIA. July 33 i-av-LIt
tie Melvm Hill "U over the worst"
of a series of skin grafting opera
tions to repslr the dsmsge csused
by a blast ot kerosene laat Decem
ber 9.
That was the good word todsy
from the five-year-old boy's doctor,
Hans Msy, who ssys of his pauent.
"Hes one of the nicest little boys
I've ever seen."
Melvm, one of 10 children of Mr.
end Mrs. Msrtln Hill of Plemlngton.
Pa., suffered third degree burns from
his wsist down as he poked a kerosene-covered
shovel Into a furnsce.
He spent four months In a hospital
before he was brought to Lsnkenau
hospital In Philadelphia last April
for a long series of skin grafting
operations.
"He was Just a ghost of a little boy
when he came." Dr. May recalled.
Dr. May aald he used skin from
the child's own back for the first
operations to cover both ankles, legs
and part of his thighs.
USED CARS
1935 Ford Coupe $145
1937 Plymouth Coupe, new paint.. ..$395
1942 Pontiac "6" Tudor Sedan $895
USED PICKUP
1941 Ford V8 14-Ton Pickup $595
USED TRUCKS
1938 GMC H 2-Ton with stake body $575
1947 Dodge 2-Ton $1495
2-ipeed axli, Brownlipt, fiihploti. 8.25-20 lirei.
WE WANT TO TRADE FOR
USED FARM TRUCKS
JUCKELAHD TRUCK. s,rVi'V,L.
11th t Klamoth, Klomoth Falls Phont 7755
YOUR INTERNATIONAL TRUCK DEALER
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AT LAST Recently Angclo,
Lonsbury, London - born film'
octress, woi heard to complom !
that 05 long os she hod been I
in Hollywood no one hod ever
photogrophed her in a both-;
ing suit ot the beach. Hap
pily, this unheard-of situation
hos now been corrected, with
the above results. 1
Tough Job
For Good Cop
I MIAMI. rm. .4V-T E lUke.straw,
MiAinia policeman, hu completed
j a riiMAion tt.at IrirndK believe u
, drninf of tome urt ot medal.
I Kakrlraw m tent to Atlanta. Ca .
to partly the tempera ol some 40
Atlamam who had rereived notice
1 IroiT. the Miami police department
to "pleas remit $3" lor tralfic vio
la 'una.
The hitch aj. that none of the
1 Atlanta moiomu had been in Mi
ami. Oeorgta Ucenie tag expire in
April. Miami police thought the
I 1V48 taiti were itill In ft! ret. The
vioUtorg mere listed under 1949
' numbers.
Tempera of the tinjunlr a ceased
hate been toothed. Rakestraw re
puru. and no he s after the real
1 violator.
Inside Job Leaves
'Bandits' Open
HELENA. Mont, ii Constable ;
James MrKelvey reports that the :
mechamma have been atolen from -five
confiscated slot machines be- I
Ing held in a bonded warehouse '
here.
The thief first phoned the ware '
hou.se watchman and told him the '
police were taking over and for
him to go to the constable a home :
for orderv Then he entered the
warehouse, atrlpped the Inaidea
from the machines and left only
the useless covers. '
"Then I ran out of skin." the doc
tor explsined.
To add to the dilemma, part of the
area from which the good skin wts
taken fsilrd to heal because of Mel
vm s condition.
Dr. Msy said In desperation he de
cided to use the skin of another per
son, though such grafts, he emphs
sised do not always take permanently
except with Identical twins.
Melvln'a father, Marun. volun
teered and came lo Philsdelphia for
the operations.
With skin taken from his father,
Dr. May said he now has covered al
most 90 per cent ot the area which
needed grafts.
Floirer Shop
llll IV Is l.
(At Greenhouses)
3611 S. Itb Phone 1M
Free Delivery Hewers by Wire
funeral Designs Our Speeislty
fct'-J! ' '- a '.V. - . aua
BUILDING NEWS
New Roofing
Gets Vrite-Ups
In Magazines
Klamath Palla Roofing Inventor
C. It Urems. who developed an un
usual and practical type of roofing
material, haa had his article written
up In five recent trade Journala as
well at one of the Portland papers.
The Klamath Palls Herald and
News carried the article last year.
Trade organs tc carry the story
during the last three months are
Pacific Factory." "South Western
Purchasing Agent." 'National Roof
er." "New England Equipment Dl
gcf and "Architectural Products."
llesldes this publicity, aerial pic
tures of the Ralph Smith Lumber
company plant buildings roof with
tne new msterlal. were shown at a
recent exhibit in New York for
architects.
The roofing substance developed
by Clrema Is called Thermo-plssUc"
and Is an tissue material said to
expand and contract as necessary
according to the weather. Is flame
rev.ttant and deflects harmful sun
rays.
It contains certain properties In
cluding aluminum and copper and
hydro-carbon compound In certain
quantities.
Thermo-plastle roofing Is pro
tected by patents.
Communion To Be
Held At Lutheran
Divine worship with Baptism and
Holy Communion will be held at
II o'clock Sunday morning at
Klamath Lutheran church. The
pattor. Rev. Irvin Tweet, will preach
"Ood's Law In Modern LUe.
Sunday school and Bible classes
are at 9 45 a. m . and Luther league !
meeta at 7 p m. I
Miriam circle will hold a picnic
at 13 30 p. m. Tuesday at Moore
park. Mid-week Bible study on "The
Life of Jesus," taught by Pastor j
Tweet will be at $ p. m., Thursday.
Children a chapel Is broadcast at
30 a. m Saturday.
Good Guess Pays
Off With Prize
PITTSBURGH ikt. and Mrs. j
Timothy Bums and their five child-
rrn are enjoying a new tsOO tele-
vision set at home these days be
cause Burns Is a good sidewalk su
perintendent. !
When a local wrecking concern
began rasing the old Hotel Henry I
this -pnng to mske way for the '
new US. Steel-Mellon Bank build-
ing. passers-by were Invited to I
uevs when the site would be lev- I
elled. Bums, a Bureau of Internal
Revenue agent, stopped by on his',
lunch hour one day, gave the pro-
Ject a cursory (lance, and guessed
exactly rignL
DOLE
ROME. July 22 iP Italy'e poor
lists persons eligible for slate or
town svsisunce total more than
3.600 000 nsroes.
Officisl suttistica published to
dsy show thst there are 412.801 per
ons living in 8392 poor houses In the
country, while 1.836.884 others re
ceive free meals from 17,131 special
relief stations.
The specisl relief rolls of Italy's
7196 municipalities carried 3.664.142
namea on June 30.
A light snd delicious summer des
sert is made by poaching meringues
in hot milk, then using the milk
to make a soft custard sauce. Serve
with sliced sweetened peaches. i
TonG-Rejx
Big Basin Division
Paint Prices
DROP!
Exterior
House Paint
On Coot
4r Stucco & Concrete I.9S
LTZ White Lead
f j WV Titanium Pigment
jCITll tt Zine Oxide
Paste
Ground In
rure Linseed Oil
Sash and Trim
. . . ..mi a n-p l "
kA I Hj
TonG-Reix
Main and Spring Big Basin Division
House Painting
Needs Much Care
House painting hints Include!
wsrnlngs against house painting !
when wind la forecast. Plying dust
and debrla can mora than ruin a I
fresh paint Job as not only does It I
have to be done over, but the fresh I
paint has to be scraped off or the ;
gritty, lumpy surface will show
through the next Job.
Another hint Is to paint In sunny,
dry weather as much as possible, so
that It dries quickly and evenly.
Walt around four days after a heavy
rain and don't apply paint when the
air Is moist or the wood wet, as it
will blister.
Slows Down
Building showed a slowdown dur
ing the past week when only eight
applications, totaling 2M0. were up
for council approval Monday night.
Remodeling waa the prime build
ing activity shown In the applica
tions. The eight applications okayed
were adding on to bedroom. 2406
Holablrd. 8400. L. P. Ambere; new
porch. 3831 Front. 300. A. H. Pin
ton; remodel private garage, 2334
Radcliffe, 250. A. O. Detroit; new
used car office. 1301 8. 8lh, 350,
George Wheeler.
New siding. S15 Lincoln. 800.
Harold Heruis: reroof residence.
1937 Portland. 840. Henrls: reshm
gle residence, 1006 California. 1200.
Heruis: and new porch floor, 633
Eldorado. 100. A. S. Rembart.
Rev. Lane Takes
On College Post
WTLKES-BARRE. Pa.. July 22
Xi The Rev. John J. Lane today
waa appointed president of King s
college of Wilkes - Barre. Father
Lane at one time served as director
of studies and veterans affairs of
the University of Notre Dame.
Kings college was founded three
years ago by the congregation of
the Holy Cross.
Father Lane, a native of Staten
Island. N. Y. aUo formerly was
principal of Columbia preparatory
school, Portland. Ore.
TNWAXTED
ASTORIA, July 23 Nobody
seems to want historic Fort Stevetu.
Officials of Hammond. Ore., were
almost the only ones to show Interest
In acquiring the fort, at a meeting
held by WAA officials. Hammond
would like some of the land and
buildings for schools.
The game commission said aome
of the 1900-acre reservation might
be suitable for a game refuge.
OPPOSITION
PORTLAND. July 22 ii This
city's new business lax and licensing
ordinances are under fire la the
courts. ,
Six automobile firms have filed
suit arguing the gross sales tax is
confiscatory and unconstitutional.
Their complaint says thst their taxes
under the ordinance would wipe out
profits.
The 23 new ordinances passed this
year were aimed at railing up to
3.000.000 annually.
Far Hsil ee Fire insurance en
en ipa. ere Hans Norland. 837 Pine SL
See DRAKE'S For
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Robeson Still
'A Radical'
NEWARK. NJ , July 21 W-Im
a radical and I n going to slay
one," Paul Robeson told a cheer
ing civil rights congress mass
meeting at the Mosque theatre laat
night.
Outside the theatre, the Negro
baritone singer did not receive
such a warm welcome. Some 60
members of two veterans orgaru
zaliona marched up and down
chanting: "Oo back to Russia. We
don I want you. Get out of New
Jersey.''
The former Rutgers university
football star, who was born In
Princeton, spoke of Imperialism,
Russia, money uiterests and the
plight of the suppressed Negro In
the course of a rambling, 40-minute
speech at the rally.
Twice Robeson mentioned the
"Trenton six.'' alx Trenton Negroes
accused of the holdup-slaying of a
shopkeeper. The six men now are
awaiting a new trial after the New
their murder convictions and death
sentences.
The -Trenton alx," as the case
hss been named by the civil rights
congress and other left-wing
groups, was the theme of the money-raising
mass meeting.
REC'HRIKTEM.NG
ALBANY. July 22 The Dis
abled American Veterans here have
renamed Oscar, rechrlstenlng their
msscot duck Lulu Belle.
The duck has been hsnded from
member to member, each of whom
had to care for the fowl until he
had recruited a new DAV member.
The rechruienlng resulted when
one DAV was startled by an egg laid
by "Oscar." More eggs were laid
so the name was changed.
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