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PACE TIN Gerald and news, klamath falls, orecon TUESDAY, NOV. I, Uf MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by Tht Associated frnt Net chins Tuesday Previous day Week ago Month MO Year ago November I Mind. II Railt It I'lU. Stocks .. A10 A .I A .3 A A .61-H SSI 42 4 61 1 ..Ml S5 7 43.1 n 4T Ml 4J1 fl3 .. 93 4 U1 4l.t M4 .111 45 4 41.4 10 4 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner SOYBEANS IN SHARP RALLY CHICAGO, Nor. 1 MV-Soybeans rallied sharply toward the dose of today a board of trade sessions, on short covering and buying at tributed to cash houses. LlquldaUon In December wheat rave that train some difficulty In rallying, but toward the close deferred contracts made good progress. At the close wheat was S to IS higher than yesterday's close, December S2.12-. Corn was 1" to 1 higher. December f 1.18-1. 18S. Oats were S to higher. December TS'a-TS. Rye was 4 to 1 cent higher. December 41.43-1 OH. Soybeans were to 1 higher. Novem ber S3.244-2.24. and lard was 1 cenu a hundredweight higher to 30 cents lower, November tin. Wheat Open High Low Close Dec. 3.13'i 313 JI0 3.I3S-H March 314' 3.15 3 13H 3.14-315 Mat SlOH-'i MPs 3.09 3.1P.-'i July !' l-frVa IS-'l Stocks Make Little Change NEW YORK, Not. I (,P News of settlement of the Bethlehem Steel strike made only a minor dent on the stock market today. Downward tendencies developed for a short while In the morning but enough buying support soon ap peared to give a wide variety of Issues a small lift. Gains for a majority of issues ran to around a point, with most of them fractional. Steel issues scarce ly budged. WE'RE PROUD OF OUR BODY FENDER PAINT SERVICE YOU MUST BE SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! DIMBAT MOTORS 2nd Main Phone 7763 "Kaew Y.ar AaUm.bila Dealtr" WMk, Orb Il-N.r. S. - Turnover hit a ra't of around 1.300.000 shares for the full session. Du Pont was a comparatively strong spot. Others ahead most of the day Included Youngstown Sheet, Gen eral Motors, U. S. Rubber. Sears Roebuck. Douglas Aircraft. Philco, American Telephone. Homes take Mining. General Electric, and Standard OH (N. J.I. Chrysler lagged, along with Mont gomery Ward. Consolidated Edison, and United Aircraft. American Can H4 Am Power At Lt u Am Tel tc Tel 144s, Anaconda Bendiz Aviation Beth Steel Boeing Airplane . Calif Packing Canadian Pacific Case J I I Caterpillar Chrysler ; Cons Vultee : Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright j Douglas Aircraft 1 Dupont de Nem , General Electric i General Foods j General Motors j Goodyear Tire Int Harvester ' Int Paper i Kennecott '. Libby McL tc L : Long-Bell A" ' Montgomery Ward . Nash Kelvins tor Nat Dairy 1 N T Central . 38'. . S3 . 30 . 33H . 34K, . 13'. . 4P. . 33 . 57 . 10', 35H . 27S . 7H . 61 . 58H J7" 47. . W4 . 40 3SS . 63 . 49 "4 . t . 23H . 53H . 15 354 10S 6th AwoAiiv k l&J. rXL': 1 ks iLV- goes. 1t S n MSVKC. WC T M M& u. a nr. cr- "Now let' not bo panicky we'll file out according; to eniorityl" Northern Pacific Pac Am Fish Pac Gas & Elec Pac Tel A Tel Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier . Rayonier Pfd Reynolds Metals Richfield Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif . Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining .- Trans-America Union Oil Calif Union Pacific United Airlines U S Steel Warner Bros Pie ... Woolworth 17'. LIS 33'. -.101 52'; 13'. 23S 30 30 38 H 43 44-; 67', 28 10', 13 37 82'4 14'. 35'. 13H 47', load 1080 lbs. 35 00; medium heifers 18 00-23.00: calves salable 5: hold over 50: no early sales. Hoes: Salable 700; active: butch ers 1.00 lower and sows 50 cents higher; good-choice 190-340 lb. butchers 18.50: good sows 18 00. Sheep salable 1100: holdover 700: no early sales: Monday fat lambs 25-50 cents lower: 4, lot mostly choice 91 lbs. 32.75: 1 lot good 100 lb. lambs 32 50: double deck medium good 86 lb. lambs 33.00: with about 200 medium 85 lb. lambs at 2140: good 83 lb. yearlings 30 00; load high medium 92 lbs. 18 00. KLfilTIPT Umm Oar O oreea LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. I iPi (USDAi Cattle salable 175: holdover 300: moderately active, steady: short load 935 lb. medium slaughter steers 34 00 : 990 lbs. at 23.00; high medium young cows 15.50: 1 lot common range cows 13.00: canners-cutters 10.50-13.00: shells down to 10.00 and below; Monday 1 lot good fed steers 35.75; FLOWER SHOP 430M4IH PHONt ills rWIU.l.iHHiH CHICAGO, Nov. 1 (AP-USDA) Salable hogs 13.000; slow, butchers 25-50 cenu lower-, most sales 50 cents lower; closed at full decline: sows scarce, mostly 35 cents lower: top $17.10 paid sparingly: most (ood and choice 180-300 lb. 816.75-17.00: many sales at $16.75: weights over 260 lb. and under 300 lb. scarce; butchers under 180 lb. radically ab sent: good and choice sows under 425 lb. $15.75-16.50; heavier weights down to $14.50. x Salable cattle 5500: salable calves 400; rather slow: steers steady to 50 cenu higher: advance on medi um to low-good kinds; heifers steady: cows steady to strong; other classes steady: about 10 loads choice to prime 1075-1400 lb. steers $40.00-41.00: one load around 1275 lb. weighu $4100: bulk good to low. choice steers and yearlings $2700 35.00: medium to low-good grades $21 00-26.60: load choice 963 lb. heifers $33.00: bulk good fed heifers $26.00-30 00: medium to low-good $19.50-35.50: good cows $16.50-1950: I common and medium beef cows $13 75-16 35: canners and cutters $11 00-13.75; medium and good bulla $18 50-30 00: bulk medium to choice vealera $35.00-39.50; few to $30 00. Salable sheep 3000: slaughter Inmba and yearltims weak to 50 cents lower: practical top choice native lambs $33.50: medium to average-choice yearlings In load loU $19.50-30.00: ewea strong; me dium western $9.50; choice natives to $11.00. PORTLAND. Nov. 1 ii (U8DAI Cattle salable 300; holdovers 300; market very slow; odd lots steady weak; some common-medium rows now fully 1 00 lower for I dav: medium-good steers scarce: top fed steers Monday 36 50 on 1223 lb. weighu; good fed heifers up to 24 00; cutter-common steers today 1150-16 00: fairly active market on common -medium stork calves and light steers at 1400-1750: few cutter-common heifers 10 00-16 00: ran-ner-cutter cows mostly 900-1050: shells down to 6.00: slseable supply common-low medium beef cows 1150-13 00: cutter- medium sausage bulls 11.50-16.50. Calves salable 50. holdover' 50: market steady; good light vealers active at 33.00-3300: some held higher: common - medium calves moatly 1300-1700? Hogs salable 350: scattered sales around 50 cenu lower but bulk of supply long-haul hoga not yet of fered at noon; good-choice 183-319 lb. butchers 18 50: some Interesu bidding 1900 down: good 143 lbs. 17.25; 345 lbs. 17.50: good 340-505 lb. sows 15 50-16 00; feeder pigs nominal; choice 80 lbs. Monday 30 00. Sheep salable 350: holdovers 400; market very .low: buyers selecting few loU at 50 cents lower prices; good-choice slaughter Umbs 30 50 21.00: odd lots 31.50: medium-good grades 1900-30 00: few feeders un hold: good 130 lb. yearlings 17.00; good ewes 6.50-7 00. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Nov. 1 i Cash grain: Oau, No. 3. 38 lb. white 57.00; barley. No. 3,'45 lb. t W. 55 50; No. 1 flax 3 90. Cash wheat (bid) soft white 3:20: soft white (excluding Rex) 220; White club 2.20. Hard red winter: ordinary 2 30. 10 per cent 3.20. 11 per cent 3.20. 13 per cent 3.20. Todays car receipts: wheat 18, Barley 3. flour 6, corn 13, oats 1, mlllfeed 14. POTATOES CHICAOO. Nov. 1 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 86, on track 325: total U. S. shipments 689; supplies moderate: demand light: market steady: Colorado Red McClures $3.25; Idaho Russet Burbanks $4 50 60. standards $3 90. utilities $330: Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Valley Pontlacs $3.70-75: Washing ton Russet Burbanks $4.30; Wiscon sin Chlppewaa $3.30. Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Oregon Deschutes Rus seu. No. 1-A. $3,775-90 ; 25 lbs. $1.00 10: 15 lbs. 51 -0c: Washington Net ted Oenu. No. I, $3.50-75; ' 25 lb. sacks. 87'ic-$ID0: 15 lbs. 48-63c; No. 3. 50 lbs, $1 00-20; Idaho Rus stU. No. 1-A. $3.75-90: few $4 00. msmm tm ma Af Sold As Unit USED ONLY 1.300 HOURS. WILL BE SOLD EITHER AS UNIT OR BY INDIVIDUAL PIECE NOW $26,000 WORTH OF EQUIPMENT (Replacement Cost Today) INDIVIDUAL EQUIPMENT PIECES OFFERED INCLUDE 1 ea. No. 50 FARQUAR MILL 1 ea. 4" x 34" INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY CO. EDGER 1 ea. (with extra set ef aawa) 1 ea. MERCURY MOTOR AND FRAME Tea. MACHINERY POTTS TOP SAW 2 ea- FRAME AND CANTING GEAR Group GROOYED PULLEYS, FLAT 1 PULLEYS. I-BEAM AND BELTS ea. 1 ea. D-8800 DIESEL POWER PLANT 1 1 ea. 30-GAS CATERPILLAR 1 ea. 900' H-82 CHAIN 1 ea. DRILL PRESS 1 ea. 1 ea. CHAIN BLOCK 1 ea. SHOP VISE 1 ea. 1 ea. 1500-WATT KOEHLER LIGHT PLANT 48" 8-GA. STYLE BORC DISSTON INSERTED TOOTH SAW 60" SIMONDS INSERTED TOOTH SAWS TWIN ENGINE AND DRIYE STEEL TROUGH AND PULLEYS FOR CONVEYOR If sold as one unit, extra buildings and structural timbers will be given at no additional cost! This Mill May Be Seen at S34 Market St "Shite 1929' Phone 4862 Portland Eggs F-Kgs To wholesalers: A grade, large. 58'-60'-c; A grade, medium, 46-47'ic; small 404c; B grade, large, 51-53C. flower Shop IIIIIVE IV (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. 6th Phone 6188 Free DelWery Flowers by Wire Fraeral Designs Oar Specialty They'll Do It livery Time HI EHOLD THE CUSTOMER BUYING GAS A BLOCK FROM THE PUMPS HE PARKS ALAS! 2 !l r S ? S P 1 ' ' JHE PHONE WOT lil im. Dy Jimmy Hatlo f-lUT WHEN HE WANTS FREE AIR Lil ANP WATER HE BOSS "WE SPACE HE HADNT0CSTHER! Gollup Poll U. S. Woman President Idea Gaming Favor, Survey Shows By tiF.UROC CALLl P PRINCETON. N. J. A woman for President of the United Stalest , Amerlran votera are getting to like that Idea better and better. Twelve yeara ago they turned thumbs down on It with a resound ing NO In an Institute survey. To day the cause of women's rights has advanced to the point where opinion la evenly divided on the Idea of a woman for president. A woman in the vice presidential spots get an even mure favorable vote. The Impor tance of women In politics was highlighted tills month when President Tru man appointed Americas first woman ambas sadorMrs. Eu genie Anderson of Red Wing. Minn. to be our envoy to Denmark. ( Women have Gallup previously been appointed aa min isters only). Having a woman for president was proposed recently by Vincent Sheean In a magazine article on the grounds that a woman aa Chief Executive would be an "Ir resistible symbol" of America's de sire for peace. The Idea of a woman In the White House was put before the nation's voters by the Institute in Interviews with a balanced cross- section In all states. Here are the results and a comparison with a similar survey In 1937: "If the party whose candidate yen most often support nominated a woman for President of the I'nlted Htatea. would yon vale for her if she seemed qualified for the Job?" Today 1937 Yes 48". 33 No 48 63 No opinion 4 4 Here la the vote by sexes in the two surveys: Men Today 1937 Yes 45 2T'. No SO 60 No opinion 6 4 Women Taday 1917 Yea 51-. 40 i No , 46 57 No opinion 1 1 Political leaders may be Interested In the division among republicans and democrata on Una Issue. A woman for president gets a higher vote of approval from democratic voters than from republican!: Drms. Heps. Yes sot 4r. No 48 SO No opinion 1 4 . Woman for No. t Some suffragists have argued tlul the first step toward getung a woman elected president would be to capture the vice presidency anil thus break the tradition of all male presidential tickets. Women play an Increasingly Im portant role In nominating conven tions, and there has been some dis cussion about the possibility of one being nominated for vice president In 1053. The survey vote on this Idea la as follows: "Would yon vote fee a woman for Vice President mt the I'nlted nlatr If she seemed qualified fee the ob?" Yes 83". No 43 No opinion 4 Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine says that If the republicans name a woman on the OOP ticket In 195 they will win thai election. Godfrey Heads OTI Skate Club OTI The Oretech Skate club held a meeting last night In the Service Club lounge and elected of ficers. President Is Charles Godfrey: vice president. Wayne Planted: secre tary, Iris Crandell: treasurer. Clif ford Schafrr. Members for this club are drawn from a wide selection of students, wives, faculty, employes, families and guests of members. The next meeting will be held November 10 at 7:30 p. m. It Pays to Use th Want-Ads I A SAFTI TESTED USED CAR MEANS A GUARANTEED CAR! Look over this Special Selection for AUTOMOBILE DEALER WEEK! 1947 CADDILLAC 4-DR. SEDAN "62" seriet, with radio and heater. 90 rubber, tu-tone paint. One owner. UOT SAFTI -TESTED " Down 1948 STUDEBAKER CLUB COUPE Regal deluxe. Radio, heater, 7600 actual miles. Like new. $5Q5 SAFTI -TESTED Down 1948 FRAZER MANHATTAN 4-DR. SEDAN Radio, heater, overdrive and low mileage. Like new. $55fi SAFTI -TESTED 1 Down . 1948 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE COUPE Radio, heater, 85 rubber. Body and motor in A-1 shape. Will install $C4C new top. SAFTI-TESTED i Down Buy a Used Car from a New Car Dealer. It pays to do so. Lowest Finance In Oregon. NICK H. , i mm m. o 7th and Klamath OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 4103 Our Showroom will be open evenings during Automobile Dealer Week 'Prank' Costs Man $230 PITTKHUIIOII. Nov. 1 Mi-It co.1 Prank Catalbo 8230 to learn that a; holdup was not a ll"llncrn pranlr A man wearing a Halloween mask walked Into a supermarket Ut mshl. He waved a gun at C'stbo and ald: ' "This la a holdup " "This la a Halloween prank." laiiKlird Catalbo. The man fired a shot Into the cell ing and then dug hia gun viciously Into Caulbo'i ribs. "This la the real thing," ha snapiml A moment later he left with 1230 from the rah regi.nlrr. Gridders Give Blood to Girl NEW YORK. Nov. I iti-A mass blond donation arranged by an am ateur football team of war vet erans was given yesterdsy for a four-year-old girl. The girl. Randy Parbman. of Brooklyn, haa leukemia and needs repented tranifuMon. The Bay Rldue Kuckels team heard about her condition and ar ranged with a blood center for a donation of 40 pints of blood br members of the team and their friends. Lippy Durocher 'Robbed' Again WEST LOS ANGELES. Calif Nov. I "We wus robbed." yelled Leo iLlppy Durocher. The New York Olants manager wasn't yelling at an umpire this time. He and his wife. Actress Ls- raine Day. reported to police last J night that someone stole a pursa containing S77 In cah and 875 worth of Jewelry from a bedroom of their home. VANISHING TRIBE MANSON. Wash. Nov. 1 in Peter Wapatn. chief of the Chelans a vanishing tribe of Indians that now numbers only some 25 was burled here yesterday. The 100-year-old Indian sage was burled in the tribal cemetery here on Indian land. FUNERALS JOHN SIIIRMAN KAY The funeral service for the late John Sherman Bay. who passed away In thla city on Sunday. Octo ber 30. will take place from the chapel of Ward Klamath Funeral home. J5 Mall, on Wednesday. No vember 2. IMS at 10 30 a m . Rev. David Barnett of the First Presby terian church officiating. Commit ment service and Interment In Klamath Mcmnrlul pink. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. PALL DANIKL HOLDER Funeral services for the late Paul I Daniel Holder who pasxrd away at his residence In the Red Rock dis trict southeast of Dnrrls, Calif, on Saturday. October 29. HUH folio -1 Ing an extended Illness will be held In the Dorrls church of the Nas rene on Wednesday. November 2, 194S at 2 p. m. Commitment serv ices and Interment In Klamath Memorial Park. Friends are ln- i vlted. Arrangements have been I made by the Wlutlixk Memorial chapel. Prf'Ciit aluminum building. ..dr signcd m inert your nrcdi. Inex- Cemive...eny to erect. Permanent Liildin complete no mainten ance. 24 lifetime aluminum cov erin. Width 20-26-30. -40 ft..., any length. Bolted wood frame and trutiei marked and drilled for quiilc. city auemhly. PMA fvMMclaQ HefWuej awa. yesaes to aey. 1 J fjufjfti Mill rasp
