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PAGE FOUR MARKETS and FINANCIAL Yellow Grains Spiral Upward CHICAOO. tIP A revived export demand for euh corn vcm iv ,.i future nolrnllna upward on the board of trde today. J eerfU t om time. Com.n, close to making n aeaaonal high Soybean. Uo were stronger after .inking at the .jrt Some more rain In Canada h-lped be.t. although tnt DecemDer contract lagged on the advance ..... , Wht cLed krer to higher. rmoer 47- M . .. rn 1 to 1", higher, December llISS-'.-. oati unchanged to h.gher. December 7e. rye (new rtylei l'.-S". higher. December SIM. "Tb-an, .- ' higher. November 1MB.-',, and lard 2 cenu loer to 18 cenj a hun dred pounds higher, October 117.15. Wheat Open 2 47!- . 8 50', 2-50 2.4.1 'i Dec . Mar May July Stock Averages Compiled By The Auweiated Pre. Net Change Friday Pre. Day Week Ago . Month A iro -Year Ao Quotations Ad Corp A)Md Chem AMI,". Chlrrra AfH Airline Amer Power A Light . Amer Tel St Tel Amer Tobae-o - - - - Anernd AtrhUin Beth Sterl Rofng Airplane Borg Wamei" Burr Ad Mach - Calif Pacific Can Pc Caterpillar - - C"an Chryjtler Con Edlwn - Corn Vult Crtrtm Zellerbaeh - Curt Wright Tougit ircrafl - - Dupont Ear, man Kodak F.mer Radio Gen Foodi - en Mo torn Goodyetr Tire HoTneftake Int Harvester Int Paper John Manvllle . . - K)nnecott Ubby McN St Lib I.ockhd lr Loew'a Inc Lang Bell "A Montgomery Ward Nash Ketvlnator N Y Central Par Amer Fish Pae Gi St Elec Pac Tel St Tel Packard Penney J C . Penn R R - P?pFl Cols Phllro Radio CP ... Haon(er - - - Payonler PFD - Republic Steel Per Metal Rlrhfleid Safeway Sears Roebuck Pnc Vacuum Southern Pacific Standard Oil C&l Standard Oil N.J fitudebaker Sun ah Mn Swift 8c Co Tranramerlra Twentieth Cent Fox Union Oil CM Union Pnclflc tlnlterl Alrllnea IJnlted Aircraft United Corp V 8 Plywood V n Steel Warner Bros Wei tern Un Tel Went Air Brake Wentern Electric Woolworth 1 I 101 20i I - 2?! 4 1 42 lOflf Portland Livestock PORTLAND. AP-URDA Cattle aal able Friday 50: moitly cleanup mar ket: price steady-weak. For week: aalable 22M. Market leit active on In created rupply, generally weak-50 cenu lower: lover gradea off moat with tome ca nner-cutter cowt off more. Few l09d4-lnu hlfh good-choice fed tt?era 3fi.00.73. latter for choice 1320 lba.; commercial-tow good grasa ateera 32.00. 3T00, few good 1318 lb. S3.50: Utility mostly 2.1.90.W).00; good feeder :t2 00- Xi.JUt. snort loaa gooa n in newer i a.30: commercial Iota 39.00-33.00: mil- t ity 23.00-29.00. Canner-cutter cowl 1R.00 21.00. few 21.30. nhelH down Ui 13.00: iillHty cow 23.00-2S.00; commercial 2H.30-2ft.00, odd head 30.00. Commercial- j good bulli 20. 00-30. SO: utility 23.30-28-30; Cilttera down to 22.00 or under. Calve n alible Friday none. Tor week nalable 303. Market uteady-weak hut tocker strong early. Cholre laughter calve - venler 33.00.37 00; goon 31,00-34,00; commerclai 27.00 -SO.00; cull-utlllty 17.00-2A 00; gnod-chotce tocker calve 30.00-30.00, odd 33 lb, to 40.90. Hoga salable Friday none. For week: 'tbie 1130. Market 23 cent higher than week o. Choice IB0-2.I3 lb. but cher 23 30-7f.. Choicr; 4W-330 lb. ow 17.30-lfl.OO: llRht-r weight 1ft. 30-20 00. Good -choice feeder piga under 100 lb. 22.00-30. Bb-aa-o valAhle Friday none. For week salable 1443. Market about ateady, early t ip 30 cent higher on improved qunl lly at 30 30 for chnlre-prlme wooled lamb; choice lot mostly 30.00: good choice horn generally 20.00-30: good chnlre feeders active at 20.3O-2ft.OO in. rinding horn feeder to 20.73; good choice light yearling 24.00-ZYOf,. Gnoft r ho I r ewe 12.00-1.3.00; cull-utlllty 0.00 11.30. Potato Shipments 1M0-.T1 IDHI-.12 on. 4 :u Mnnlh to dnm 47 4.1 Hflficnn to date 44S S4.1 ket your cockerels pay for ilBESTf; Now with "MYCINS" Make tome quick money by feeding out the coekerrli on Pillsbury'i Beit Broiler Math. Six week will do it after pullets o to the range and you should get enough out of them to pay (or the pullets. BYRON JOHNSON "Your Mlnneapolit-Molint Dealer" Merrill-Lakevlew Junction Phone 9769 Malin Phone 309 1 Hijh 2 47:: 2S0". 2 ,)" 2.44'. Lnw 2 4-. 2 49'. 2 19 . 2 42'. Close 2 47-46'. 2 50 . 2.50'.-'. 2.43 '. 30 Irdust 15 Rails 15 Utils 60 3tO--ts Al A.l Al W I19 70.4 W.S 101.2 13ft S 70 1 50 i 101. 1 117 6 68 7 Ml t9j 13110 67 1 50 3 99 116.1 55.4 45 S 84 3 i Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. 'AP-CSOA - Salable hog 7000; Iotf. (teady to 13 cenu lower on butchers, late and closing mirke 10-13 rent Wv e. . ow staacy ta 23 fnt lower top 22-13 for fevera! load rholre 210-2BO 10 mo-l IPO lb 22 10 22 1". lw IflO-lW) lb 21 23-22 00, f;vt load 300-330 lb 20 30-21 .V). aowi 13 75 21 23 Salable ra'.t'e 800: alabl calve 300: largely nominal market choice to prime steer yearling 36 SO-.T8.-t3: neat, lenng food and cnoire ateera and year ling .12 00-200: mot cow, canner to utility grade bulk le Ur,O.Z330: few utility to low-ararJ buli 23 ,V-r 00 commercial to prime vealer 30.00-37.00. 5a table heep 300: steady: two load moiMy choice 93 lb Montana lamb .12 00. mut good and choice native Iambi 3000-31 XV few 3130 with neili gib!e number choice and prime 32 00: moit Utility and good 2 0O-3O 00; good and choice slaughter ewe jvw-ia.w. j Portland Grain I PORTl-AXD. AP Coarse grains. 13 day shipment, bulk, coast delivery 1 oats. So. 2. 39 th. white. 63 00; barley. , No. 2. 43 lb. B.W.. 3 00. Wheat 'bid . to an-tve market. bat .No 1 bulk, delivered coast: soft whit i 2.36' ; soft while 'excluding Rex , 2.10'j: white club 2 3V,. Hard red winter ordinary 2.38: 10 I percent 2.38: 11 percent 2.-13; 12 per- i cent 2.38. I Hard white bart: ord i na rv 2 3fl ' i : ; 10 perrert 2.36'j. 11 percent 2.36'j: 12 i perrent 2.3J1. ! Today's car receipt wheat 17: bar ' ley 4. flour 4; corn 3; oats 1; mill i ieea . BIRTHS SHORT Bom to Mr and Mrs. Rob ert Short. 1310 Villard. Eugene, at Klamath Valley hospital October 3. l51 a boy. Weight 8 pounds 13 ounce. Byrne born to Mr. and Mrs: Rob ert Byrne. Malin. al Ktamaih Valley hospital October ft. 1&31 a boy. Weight: 8 pound 3' ounces. CASK IN Born to Mr and Mr. An drew Gaskin. Oretech. at Klamath Val ley hospital October 5, 1031, a girt. Weijhl 6 pounds 7'a ounce. Funeral WIM.TAMH Funeral acrvlces for Guerney Earl (Bill- Williams. 42, who died here October 3. will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath funeral home. 025 High., on Saturday, Octo ber fl. 10:30 am.. Rev. D. L. Proett of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian church officiating. Commitment icrv Ice and interment In Klamath Memo rial Park. RMftg Funeral service for William Henry Blls. B7, who died here October 2. v.-ill take place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath funral home, 023 High Saturdav. October 6. 1:00 p.m.. Rev. David Barnelt of the Flrat Presby terian church officiating. Commitment service and interment In Bonanza Memorial Park. Obituary BI'TTS Carla Marie Butt, aged 2 month and 28 days, a native of Bandon, died here October 5. 1031. Survivors Include her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bultn, a brother, Micheal and two sta te ri. Cheryl and Susan of this city; grandparents, Mr, and Mr. John Bond of Portland, Mrs. rfola nick of Ban don. Funeral arrangement wl'l be an nouced by Ward's Klamath funeral home. Man Says Wheel, Tire SfoSen The enure wheel and tire was stolen sometime last nlKht from a nlckun trucic owned by Dick Rlchardh, 234 N. 1st., city police reported today. The truck was left parked over nlKht at 6th and Plum. The wheel was painted blue and the tire was a 6.50x15 six-play Firestone. of c;jj. Rub VapoRub on throat. ..chest. Melt aomo In mouth, tool f Vaaolt your pullets Sore th, mi i" Mil lllllrl.l.f I Weather WTTtt ORCGOX Infrra.ln. and thninf cUMHta tU. with s ' lull :i4hl rain m north .xfftMMi fev i avanlni. partly clAudr aaturela. Ht(ha I botk days .3 to 73. w uwiaht S to J I ! CASTCftM OKEGOT4 MmttT Minnr with uifr.avi. hifh cloud, today. 1 partlr ctoudr tAnia.it and Saturday. I I Hih both daja u la 11. Im loni.lv. X to in OSANTS PASS AXD VICINITY . Partly al-Kidr tudav thrnuah futurdar. h.fh today 7i. low tonignt 43. hldb Saturday 70 ! Br Taa A.autr Prr.a ft.arlinfa for uto 24 hour, cndinf at ' 4 JO a m. today. j n j.ia and " - F.uffara 7 Klamath TalU " :3 I La Cranda 13 1 Lakavlaw .. VI 30 ' Madford -T I Pandlaton 40 Portlaid 'Airport' 1.1 43 , Rvnurf Stlam 17 42 Chirato 10 ft-1 Dn.r . 44 Eureka . - 2 U Ia Anr-!. 71 SO Naw York 71 Rad Biuff 77 54 San Francuco - ,t - Seattle Potatoes CTflCAOO. P-'-nA - PiH'',i: - rivals 72. total V S shipment 813. market firm to light!v trnng-r. Cali fornia long white, bakers 94 13. Colo--io Vt-Cure U . ftia- ruets 4 Washington rul M. 13-30 San Francisco Livestock salable cattle !00. Compared with la,v eek rlfve: all claiw fully teady wifh bull Irons' Around half toad of 1213 pound daughter .teera 3fl SO load of good 93.3-pound and ev. eral Iota 33.00 few commercial steers 32 00 Ca :V- 30 Cr.mp!tred !at u-re'' clone few iraltered sales fullv I'cady Sorre g.od 345-473 poi:nd stock calves 36 00. Weights were 3 00 Hog 2fM for the week Compared lat week's clne Thursday butchers 23 JO eenls higher. Siwj and feeder pig steady. Choice 20rt to 233 pound but r her 23 23-23 30 Medium a .id cnoice light we(ghl saw 17.0-V1B00 Good ar.d cnoice .s pouna iceaer pigs tt -j 30 tK. ind i 00 Sheen salable for the week. 2123 Compared last week s cloae. steady to strong. Load choice and prime full wooled Oregon lamb 31.73 Several lot good to prime mostly number one pe!t lamb 31 00-31 30 Good and choice shorn and wooled feeder lamb 30 00 3030. Lot of mixed fats and feeders carrying No. 1 pelt 31 00. Lost Hunters Turn Up Safe Two "nur.ters reported lost yester day afternoon turned uo safe enough a fez- hours later. One was Leon Richar&soc. iV Keno. who was rcooned to r-i gone deer rrar.tmsr Wedr.eliT to have been ias, seen r,'. '. d7 on the old Krjo-Wociets rr.n.i He d.dn't re'.am Witueau-r niitht and yesterday tfxrtfxa rz. alarm was turned in lit izr.. Because RxhardJion ira tzrrjx a piefcup trucic aid KPPA fire fighters saw such a trocj: ner Cna.se mountain, a crew wern &i to the mountain iai n:?h:. After the Klamath air search and res cue unit had alerted its men for a hunt. Richrdaon heard that he was supposed to be missing and celled In. He was hunting in the 8wan lakr; area, on the opposite s)de of Klam ath Falls from where he was bcin? sought. The second hunter reported lost I was John WillinK. 69. of Portland. ' in the Bear Flat nrea at the far northern part of the county. Willing wandered away from his , party Wednesday. i But he came across the Fremont highway and hitched a ride In to , Silver Lake. Federalists To Organize An organizational meeting for the United World Federalists has been scheduled for tomorrow nlht at 8 in the. city library audltoruim with Pres. Neil Potter and execu tive Harold Hirsch on hand. The organization, which covers the nation In activity, plans to start a chapter here. It's activities Include discussions of United Nations and world peace pioblems. The peach tree moved across America in advance of English and French settlement through use of the tree by the Indians. EIL(S)CX mm Get Beauty Plus the MM CEAAENT PAINT Year After Year It Outsells All Other Cement Paints Combined l-HN;. Redecorates beautifully, seals moisture liii 5-tb. plrff. whit, mak$ about a gallon of fady-to-vt paint, (Colon lightly highar) Gat BONDEX from Your Regular Dealer OR FOR THI NAM1 OP YOUR NEAREST DEALER PHONE WESTERN UNION ASK FOR "OPERATOR 25" HKRALO AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKf.ON French Stop Red Attacks SAIGON. Indochina. 'P-Frmrh irniy headquarters said today that Frtnch airiorce plan, divinir be tween miM-shroudd mountain peaks, plastered Communist- ltd Vietmmh troops uith flaming na nalm to halt two a.snaulLs on Nghia Lo Vlctminh (nfantrv attarks on th northern and eastern approaches to the city liirsrest trmn in the Thai federation. 90 mil? west of Hanit were fu'hed with heavy losses, they said. A communique said th.it inter vention of B-26 bombers and Hell cat and Bearrat fighter planes iven to th? French bv the United Sta'csswarmed over the area and helped the outnumbered Thai partisan defenders to withstand the Vtetmlnh ground assaults. Timber Power Problem Eyed EUGENE, i.? Southwesi Ore-iron-, lumber mdu-stry and its re lation to power .supplies held the center ol attention today at the Bonneville advisory committee iiieotinsf. But pr.or to a panel and gen eral dl.scus.sion on the topic, the whole Northwest region'-, develop ment In the light of both Ion? ranee and short ransce power out look came in for examination by Willia.,, DiUm?r. DiUmer. power manager for the Bonnevi'lp admtni'.rration. went to the speakers' stand yesterday to $av that a'ter vnrld w?r tvn "we were wa.stini; 400. 0C0 ki'owaiLs of t?ood firm nowcr'" for a wlv'e and a a result oninion on v.hat to do was riividpc!. So. he sa:d. a construction protrrnni outlined in 1945 vai not put Into effect. That 1345 program had been out lin.fi D -v 'n HT---n. "onr-- , ville's protrrnm co-ordinator. He said if it hud been followed. Hun- ' erv Horse. McNary. Detroit and k Chief Joseoh dTns would now be ; in production. But since it was nof. follo'vif. Huniry Horse oener afrn will start, in 1952. McVarv and De'roi' n 1953, and Chief Joseph in 1955. Acheson Says Reds Opposed y ,fjrf?tG''?'CYC Secy, of sT-ir jtxiiwur 3ivr:-.i senators vjttT ut rr"K- continue? : yp;iJif " ;.:jiir.a.r; of Red Or tit iiti:i::wu.c o; the Pet--?zjt rrinn- Vj lit r.--.d Nations. ; Tit rtrtwfmiTitsn tt, s'.ill is op-! prji&i i zurzjzit iit Cr.;nes Na-: ihiuzi? t 7vrrr.'ja over to ' Cwag7T7'W Ciuiit. secretary , mmS 2it fc &.'Jr: H.".. H. Alex vsAvr Sxrjs P.-!J. Smitb Ttcd t-j? 'e:-er ir.to th r ecOTd a a ria " e o r e i th r e 1 a tions stibcommi'.tee's hearin.; Pres. Truman's norniriation of Amba,ssa- dor-at-large Philip C. Jessup as a deieeate to the United Nations. I Acheson's views re?ardint Red China parelleHd those of Jessup es' outlined to the subcommittee last nlaht. Jessuo has been accused by Sen. : McCarthy 'R-Wis of having fol-; lowed "all the twist? and turns of the Communist line." Jessun has denied th charge under oath. Ji't before Stnith read Ache son's lelter at today's sess'on the New Jersey senator told Jessup: "I have known vou too lone to have any doubts about your loyal ty and Inteprity. I know darn well that you are not a Communist.' Because its defense, odors are r-ffective. a skunk is a placid and deliberate animal, and usually gentle. INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE Ll.trd, Inarllvr, L'nlisted and Over-the-Counlar bontla and Stark.. Inrr.tment Fund, 201 M.(i-nm t.Aw, Phia 3-31111 1 KLAMATH FALLS Proved Protection of IMM WW SPACE MAKER REFRIGERATOR 4 out, protects ana preserves concrete block and other types of block. Easy to mix -ensy to use. Your choice of 12 lovely colors and white. $140 1 Sfratemeyer To Retire " TOKYO, 'P Lt. 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