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Newspaper Page TextPAGBf four W.RAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH rALLS. OREttON Monday. October n, mm MARKETS anil FINANCIAL Soybean Roily CHICAOO, (P) Soybeans rallied toward the close of the board of trade today, an act which Injected a utile life into the rest of the mar ket. O rains had aold the previous close until the rally got under way. Buying In beans followed the agriculture department i cotton crop forecast-. Wheat closed higher, December $3.47s, corn lower to higher, December tl.77ViH. oau unchanged to S higher, December Mtt-Ki rye (new style unchanged to higher, Decembe rll-M's. soy beania to 2 higher, November $2 87-266, and lard 6 to 60 cents hundred pounds lower, October $16.52. Wheatr- Open Hish Low CUve Dec.' 2.47". 2.45:. 2.47H Uar. 2.501. 2.51 ' 2.49s 251. U May 2.50-49 3.51 U 249 2.51V-H July 2.43 2.45 2.454.4 Stock Averages Compiled By The Associated Press October S 30 Indust. 15 Ratli 15 Ultls. 60 Stocks Net Change A.l Unch A.l A.l Monday 140.0 70.5 50.6 101.3H Prev. Day 139.9 70.5 50.5 101.2 Week Ago 138.3 693 50.3 100.1 Month Ago 138 7 67.4 50.7 99.6 Year Ago 115.3 54.7 45.6 84.0 1951 High ... 140.2 72.2 50.9 101.3 H New 1951 High. Stock Gains, Losses Make Even Mixture NT5W YORK. 'Apt The slock market turned to a fairly even mixture of Saint and losres in late trading today after a htiltant advance. Price changes were In small frac tion for the most part. Advance or declines of a point or more were rare. The volume hovered around the 1 .800.000 shares as It backed away only lightly from 1U brisk opening. Trading was selective and while most traders were optimistic for the long term future they also were cautious in their transaction. Tne.t was larger man usuai inheres In mining stocks after the weekend de cision of the Canadian government to sell part of the dominion gold produc tion for non-monetary purposes in world markets. The Canadian market holiday today brought exceptionally Urge activity to the mining and oil shares on the New York curb. On the "big board. Howe Sound, a gold and copper mining operation, pushed ahead tuo points at one time. Quotations Ad Core . 5'. Allied Cham ... , . .. .. AUia Chalmara A mar Power at Light . Amor Tel Tel Anaconda . Atchiaon : Bath Stect .... . Boeing Airplane Barf Warner Burr Ad Maeh Calif Pacific Can Pac Caterpillar . Celanese Chrysler Con Ediaon . 14'. . 11K 1SB. aoi, 55'. 50. 66-. 18 M's 3414 it 52 73'i 31'. J0. 57N IIS Mia 98 . SO 14. 61 44 Sl4 4 S 34H . S3 , 63'. SIS 8'., . li 43S 19". 10H Ml, '2 33 lire s 73". JO. . , ItU 84V, Cons Vultec Crown Zellerbach - Curt Wright Dougla, Aircraft . - Dupont .-.. - Eastman Kodak Enter Radio Con Flee trie Gen Foods jjPGen Motors iGoodyear Tire . :w..tiVi rhd nt H.rvMtar Paper ""'Xennecott Mji-lbbr Men OS UDOy . Inc -one bcii n -'.. K.ivlnatnr i Y Central ... .'orlhem Pacific .a4c. Amer Fish Vie Gas Sr Elee . Pmc Tel ii Tel ' Penney J C Perm H R ., Pepsi Cola PhUeo Radio CP Rvonler Rayonler PFD Republic Steel Key aietaia Richfield Safeway Sears Roebuck . 81s. - 34 - ssn 34. 68lt 521, 63 - - ll's - 34', . 23 'i 41 S - 1M. Soe vacuum Southern Pacific . Standard OH Cal . Standard Oil N 3 . Studebakar . . Sunsh Mn .. Swift It Co . Twentieth Cent Fox . Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Irllnes 28'. United Aircraft . United Corp U S Plywood U S Steel Warner Bros Western Un Tel West Air Brake Western Electric . VToolworth : 321. 4', 38S 43". 15 43'i 40 San Francisco Livestock SnifTH RAN 7B A NCI SCO. IAPi Cattle salable 700; supply consists of three loads feeder steerx balance mainly dairy type slaughter cows: traae moaeraieir acuve wnn iuu Kieadv d rices on few early sales, uiu. It-- cows 25.00-28-50; eanners-cuturs 20.OOJ3.5O, few shelly canners down to 18.00. Lot medium -good 675 lb mixed feeder sAeerE-hclfert 35-50: short load medium leeaer sveers &s.w. Calves salable 50: few sales steady. One lot good -choice 9L5 lb stock calves 38.00 Hogs salable 250: active: butchers Zd-SU Ctnu tower man i nurmmj , anjwai scarce. Choice 190-240 lb butchers 23.00: small lot 162 lbs 22.00. Sheep ratable 3200: supply largely ahorn lambs Including 3 loada Ore gon; no early sales. Potato Shipments I 05O-31 1S5I-53 5 SB 10 S8 Oclober 8 , October 8 1 October 7 . . 80 0 Month to dale 82 103 Season to date 473 703 Canuln ayto glaiing txpvrf handU tht work el replacing broken wind hleldi and wlndewt with the Right Gloat when you potronli tht ttablith ment, KIMBALL'S, GLASS SHOP 9UtttAjmH (IW Porks Market Portland Livestock PORTLAND, iAP-VSDAi Cattle sal able 100: market rather uneven on re duced suppl: generally steaay-strotiga. some beef rows 25-50 cenu higntrT cstwred ion rommerfiii'Ww gooa grass steers 32 0014.50: few good Ufhl ted steers 35. 25-36 00: utilltj- steers 25 000.00. UltHt heifers mottly 34 50 29 00; few commercial heifers 30 00 33 00. Ctnnerutter cows 1900-31.00, strong weights to 22.00: utility cows 23 00-CS.OO; few mlved utility -commer elal cows 23 50. rtlltty bulls mostly 23 50-3. 50: commercial bulls upward to 30-00: light cutters downward to 22-00. Calves salable 250; market rather slow, about stead?-. Choice, slaughter calves-vealers 33.00-31.00; commercial, good 27.00-34.00; cuU-uUIIty 17.00-2600: mdlum-good stock calves 30. 0034. 00, chotce around 300 lbs. 40.00. Hog salable 90: market slow, gen erally strscb-weak. some sates 33 cents lower, sows around 50 cents off. Choice 180-233 lb. butchers 23 50-73, few down to 23.23: Choice 253-290 lbs. 31.30-22 00; 35T lbs. 21.00. Choice around 400-350 lb sows 1730-18-30: lighter weights mstly 18.00-50. Few choice light feed er ptgs 2230; slxable lot vaccinated 103 lb. feeder slgi 23.00. Sheep salable 1000; market slow, weak -50 cents lower. Choice shorn lambs mostly 29.00-50: sizable tot choice-prime 103 lb. No. 1 pelt 30.00; choice woo led lambs mostly 29.50. Good choice feeders steady at 23.50-29 00. few 28.00; good 120 lb. yearlings 23.00. Good choice ewes 12.00-13.00: cutt-uttlity T.0O 11.00: few abort term breeding awes 14.00. Son Francisco Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO. -AP-USDA 24 cars on track: California 11: Oregon 10 arrived: market barely steady: ' Das chutes russets No. 1-A. 2 Inch 3.35: No. 1 bakers 4.23. LOS ANGCLXS. 1AP-USDA1 84 cars on track: California 44: Oregon 11. Idaho 2. Utah arrived; 14 ar rived by truck: market stronger; Idaho russets No. 1-A. 3.60; Deschutes 3-5; suamatn a.tn. Potatoes CHICAGO, (AP-USDAt PoUtoe arrival 280. on track 307: total U.S. shipments. Friday 604: Sattirdav 383. and Sunday 7; supplies moderate: de mand good: market slightly stronger. Idalto-Waahington russet $4-35-50. Never use evaporated milk when you are making a rennet dessert it will keep the dessert from setting. Use fresh milk with ren net custards. IpilB fcdliU W DLn) f!n)3 For th past yar, raving about a nw kind of automatic driving . and hero's why you got it -'v in, Ford Cars: AN th pmwr yem naj whn yctu n5 It b your with Fordomattc You'll find M tha nrnt hVlllinfl axptriervca you aver had. You'll discover tha odvontogai of hovlng-. , . tha imooth going that automatic drivoi omptoykig torquo convortori can givo you . . . plus tha zip. control, and icvtngi that can with automatic goart can givo ycv. for Fordo mattc combine i tht finer foaturot of all other automatic drive,! The automatic drive some cart offer you H m torque converter which multiplies torque with ou! the use of geeri. Its ad ventage ts a smooth flow of power Hs ditadvontago is a sma-ler range of torque multipllcfllion which requires more power from the angina and on uneco nomical o'e ratio eHJ increosas costs. SomtouhmafiahMifik Other can offer on automatic drive that uses automatic gears (at itluttrated In ilmetrfted form at right) ndead of a torque converter. The advantage hero is mora "go," mora cen tral and greater economy. The disadvantage h that this system is not at smooth, nor as erltfree as a torque converter. Sse our selection USED CARS Chicago Livestock CHICAOO lAp.USDAI Salable hois U 0OO: alow. po-fS cents lower on both butcher and aows: too 11. as for few loads choice 330-160 lb. ; most choice 1M3T0 lb. II Mil.. A; late sales n-Mtly II M and under; few IbO-lso lb. DO 11.40; odd lot up to UO lb. down to IB. 73; sows 400 lb. and under mostly IP 00-30 T5; few 1100; 400-400 lb. Is 00 teoo; few up lo around oo lb. as tow as IT oo Salable cattle 11.000: salable calve 900; slaughter steers opened steady to strong; later trade and general market slow, steady to SO cents lower; heifer also steady to M cents lower; cows scarce, strong: other classee ittidr; load htfh-prime heavy fed steer 40.40; bulk prime steers 38.30-40 0Q; few loads 40 M: most choice to low. prime steers WCHVja-5; good lev low-choice 91 .00 34.75; choice and prime heifer 33 30. M 23; high-utility and commercial cows MOJ-aV.OO; most cannen to uKUty cow 18 00-3330: utility to good bulls 30 30.00; commercial lo prima vealen J0.00-3T.00, Salable sheep 3300: all classes steady; top X) 00 on choice to prime Montana range lambs; top native lambs 31 .33; choice to prime yearlings 2.oe-39.33; slaughter ewes ll.S04a.00, Portland Poultry PORTLAND. (An Kggs to whole- uiin candled eaa, containing no lou. cum included, fob Portland? a l.rf ., o7l,-SaH ctnti : medium. - , cent a amatl. - cnu; B grade. M-J tuu. Un chickens-No. I ausiit-. fob olanU' frar. H lb. 17-M e,n; 3.4 lbs. aTOS cents: roasters. " and ovr, n-JS rtntt: Itfhl h,ns. Ml wstghls, II cant,: hv hns, all weights, 90-11 cnt: old rooalara, aU weights, 13-14 ctnu. ureasea turae.v, a grade, young on nana, n,t 10 gruwar loo nrtn or drat.od bests, nominally 40-41 canta lb; a grada torn, nominally cnu; a frad, toe, to rautlara 43S canta lb: tw hghr; Now York rtyl, a grada nana 48-40 canta. ft 1 J flmm rOlTIOTlO UlOln PORTLAND. AP Coarse trains. 19 day shipment, bulk, coast delivery: oat. No. 2, 38 lb. white, 63.00; barley. No. 2. 43 tb. B.W.. 6200. Wheat ibldi. to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coa.t son white 2.36 S; toft white (excluding Rex 3.5 white club 1.36-. Hard red winter: ordlnarv 2 38; 10 percent 2.3S; 11 percent 2.38: 13 per cent 2-38. Hard white Bart ordinary 3 38; 10 percent S.M's; 11 percent 8M1-: 12 percent 3.38. Today's car receipts: wheal 108: bar ley 30; flour T; corn J; oals 3; mill feed 13, Weather WT STERN OREGON Sunny today except patches of morning fog o coast. Increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with possible light rain on coat by Tuesday evening. Continued warm today with highs of 73 te 85. Lows tonight 42 to 32. A little cooler Tuesday with highs of 68 to 78, except CO to S3 tlonff oos.it. EASTERN OREGON Sunny and mild today and Tuesdav with high both days of 63 to 75. Continued cool tonight with lows of 32 to 42 except 25 in higher valleys. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY Fair toCay and Tuesday. High todv 81 Low tonight 43. High Tuesday 78. It The Aseclafcs1 Prss Readings fr the 24 hours ending at 4:30 a m. today Mat Mia Bend 60 27 Eugene 77 47 Klamath Falls - -..'. La Grande 72 34 Lakevlew 7a 41 Medford - 83 43 Pendleton . W 47 Portland (Airport) . It 32 Rose burg 82 4. Salem 80 42 Chleaeo 53 34 Denver 64 Eureka i 52 Los Angelas New York ..06 60 .61 S4 Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle) .93 -73 53 DOOLITTLE RIFT XENIA, O., I- Mrs. Elva 8. Doolittle of Falrborn has filed suit for . divorce from Ma, of Gen. Doolittle. Greene coun ty common pleaa court records show. automotiv writers, nginrs and owners hav C7T I r of Hunters Keep Firemen Busy Hlinlan .. .Mil nfvlntr Htm ' guards In the basin lure!., run (or their money over the weekend. Klamath Poresl Protective) m elation crewmen tackled a lira along the road near I'ltchlog rreek south o( Bly, earlv this niorulug. They reported the olaie was burn ing In a pile ol logs and was about 100 leet long. Modoc national forest service cremen yesterday quelled an 10 acre blaie In the Stone Cove val ley area near Adln which raced through drying grasslands but stopped abruotlv when It hit the sttll.wet timber. One bulldozer and 30 men wert mopping up the blare today. KFPA fire guards agso tackled ure Burning in tne top 01 j green tree apparently a holdover lightning strike In the Bear butta na. nu.n.i... .Hini. " "oundari soring'. I Fremont national foresters re- ; ported, however, that though hunt- .r- . n., i h.ji k.i. v . v ihelr fires. others have been of great helo. One hunter last week look care Of a fire he discovered then r.. 1 oorted It Q the forest headquar- rels mi uiaeview . atl NKIPAL COl'RT Thomaa Alvaret, drunk. Forfeit $10 Dewey Coty 10 days. drunk. Fine, $10 and Clarence Smith, S days. drunk. Fine. 810 and Ambro-e Jaeamillo, and 10 days. drunk. Fine, $10 Eugene Reagan, larceny from auto. To countA', Carroll 'Dobblni, 9 davs. drunk. Fine, 810 or Owen Riddle, drunk. Fine. 10 davs. $30 or Fidel Chavez, drunk. Fine. $50 or 23 days. Robert Bolshaw, drunk. Fine. $30 or 10 days. Charles Andirsen, drunk. Fine, $10 or 3 days. Luciano Ce hallos, drunk. Fine. $10 or 5 days. Jatnei Cooley, reckless ilnvUig. For feit $100 ball. Rodney Inman. violation basic rule. Poit $10 ball. Rose Currln. drunk. For f tit $10 ball. George Paquette. vagrancy. Fine, $100 and 30 daa, iutpendd Leonard Hartin, no operator's license. Post $3 ball. - Bernard Perkins, drunk. Forfeit $10 Vallady, drunk. Fine. $10 or $ davs. Cordon Patchura. disorderly con duit. Forfeit $13 ball Raymond Owens, disorderly conduct. Forfeit $13 bail. Roy Gannon, drunk. Fine. $10 or I days. Milton Sea ton, ran stop light. Fine Dominic Reilly, shoplifting. To coun ty. Julius Barney, violation baste rule. Forfeit $10 batl. DISTRICT COI RT Leroy F. Hurley, truck excessive length. Fine. $13. Dale Lloyd Kelllng. truck excessive length. Fine. $15. John Van Zant. overload. Fine. $100. Taft Elwln Warner, overload. Fins, REDS TO ANTI-REDS YOKOSUKA. Japan, t Two, U.S. navy frigates, lend-leased to Russia in world war two, were transferred today to the South Korean, navy. The vessels are the . 1300-ton USS Tacoma and the USS Hoqulam. returned by the Russians in November, 1948. I IT GIVES YOU INSTANT "00 "I lecatno Fordomorlc gives you o combination of the best features of olt ether automatic drivei, it daliveri Instant "go" for exceptionally eaiy, exceptionally smooth ilarling, pouinp, and h'll climbing. Its ex'ro Intormidiofo Geor gives you a puih of extra power any time you want It , . . extra braVing power, too, that's outstandingly smooth. 4 Yoi. fordematic hoi a tor quo converter ptui uMtut-'.'.c jiom. It brings you only the advantages of both drives fid etimlra'i the disadvantages. Unlike can with only a torque converter (v,h!ti it id and emtio all In one drive gear), Fordomotic stotts ft en4 t-ncoH bi Intermediate Gear then shifts iuelf Into Drive Gc.r. 'yeaaBka, Mu(((ng Crowned ,4 1 20-30 Show The price dang among all the nulla Dial howl lo Ilia Klamath moon at night la a mongrel cross breed Iterrlrr, bull, cocker, and perhupa llerelordi named l'cppcr, owned by elghl-yeur-old lXw Oweiu, boh o( Mm. and Mrs. Chester Oweiu. 3134 Cable. Pepper was awarded the "King of Mutts" Irophy donated bv Or. Joe T. Rlker, In Saturday's second annual Klamath 30-S0 club mull dog ahow held al Kremonl school. Mutt si mult In the ahow was Queente owned by Delores Cotton, 1, daughter of Mrs. Cleo Cotton, 3636 Milliard. Runnerup for mutty honors was eight-year-old David Brum' Mickey last year's KUig of Mutts. Folley. Terry Ecclea 17-Inch. tailed mongrel walked off with long tall honors, dropping Kath leen Roivln's Rex, Kurt Schmldt'a George and Kay Merrill's Phil In that order. Howard Clark. 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Clurk. lb) N. luth. took long-eared honor, with his loug-lobed pooch Taffy. Ten-year-old Jane Ousted, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Oalen Onstnd, won the ongeM-naired title with her mutt named Rusty. ' Snooker, selected by the 30-30 judges as the best conditioned pooch of the pack is owned by nine-year-old Hermle Llndell. son oi mr. and Mrs. Herman Llndell, 3313 Homedale. uatnerine Plowman s King was awarded the rlbiwn for beln. the prettiest dawg on hand, while the ourwrv moncrri was Terry Ec cles Polley . again. Beverly Llayd. M. datighler of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Lloyd, 704 Delta, topped the minutest of the contenders In taking the smallest dog category with her mouse-slied mongrel. Accidental Shot Kills Youth . EUGENE. 'fi-A H-vear-old boy aiea in a r.ugene nospitai Balur day. the victim of a gun shot wound. He was Gordon Riley, son of Mr and Mrs. Lester Riley, Elklon. The boy was removing his .33 eanoer rine from the rear of a pickup truck when the gun acci dentally discharged. You may know what your costs are but ...do you know what ' they should be? Write . G eorge S. Aay Company avtua W,.l, Dl.lsl,, m aan Street, tea tread u, J, CeM. l.l.blUb.e IMS i bn IT PRACTICALLY DRIVES 'W.H fordematic drives your car lor yu btttsr tf-a yen co-jld avsr drive it yourself. Ii brmgi vv o corr. pletely new thrill In noshift.ve', r.Jul.'i-pfldol drivli;, becouie ill develop mat bevoi he.e t il other automatic drives loft off! y.c.A. (', a V I i,t.fii e' t4l. f We en rM ri,cf le tJisAf rtl.ut nt,t9. VUiy by VUiy (Con II n ik d from I'ttga Onr) Thnmum I sited a single oer Mo Ihiugald's head Into Uft flelil si.tr hi a Thotitpsim aitd sending li-vm In Ihini Maa slapped a on iMiincer lo III, luto ,ho started a gaiite-emling iloulile plav. the shurUlop lo Colcnian lo Collins. One run. two hill, nu emu nut left. Obituary HO A ill Marlon lieuree hoaih. IW. a renltlenl of Klamath Faiu for 18 )ri anil na tive of Cnrtihi. la, die I nvie Ot-lolter 8. ttUl Hur.ivort. hu'liHte the tviditu, tirare and a daughter, Mi Opnl I'ctn berton of lhU rlt . a lirutlirr. ChaHea floath uf It ii tlllt Center, Ka . al-u three grand.-hlldren r'tntvrl i rtian menu will he aimmiiu'r.1 li VVaiU s Klamath funeral hums Intel . miii it Charles A Hnitth n.t, itaurH awnv al ' Cot I age l.ruve Octtihr if, Uni It.ti it el Crnsa Ket, Oie Marrh a... I mm he Jiew up and aitendrd lit.' .-ImhU al ; ntelupe, tire: Ixr Hie ttaat i.t cr he has been emploed ly slate higit war Uepailtnent lie ws tiMiilrl in rtna K Merrill Noveii.hr ii DMT al llrnd Thsy have tnarle their Imme In the touihern part of thw tali, 14 )ear at Klamath I alls Die pat 12 al ! Aihland He i a mimtrr ol itio- -Inpe lodge Niv Hit A K At AM Survivort 1 Include the widow fditu o Aihluml unp j daughter Mrs. Mne l.oulio 8nUih o( KUmalh FalU. One slater Mi llelc i Mjtne of Tuma'o. Ore and iwn git '. children, funeral service will In held frvni the Memorial .'IimimI, Ortuhcr at 11 am Interment will le made In the Klanvath ftlcimtr. I para. j ttOltKRIHON David Robertson. W. paed away In Mi' cilV O.' totter (1, HiUtt in H'ut'in.l November 13. he ratue to fan- sits as a oung man anil .eivnl In the Canadian arnty d' rinir vot Id war one after which he came the I'niUd tllalea He had made him lift me at Htf. ramento. CaHf (or a ntimhrr "f '-'a In Klamath Falls he wa emplord h the Weyerhaeuser Tinttwr i'o l here are no known aurvtvor 'onral ir ran re ment will he anitniiui p( at a later date hy the Memorial r-ha not Funeral Funeral tcrvtre (or Jotinny Wnlet Sulllntai', SV. Will tie held I r tu Wv Memorial chapel Toe-day . fVlolwr I at 2 p in Hev I.IomI Itollnwav t the IFrt Meihodlil rhtirrh offic'M"e Interment will te made in the Klam. at Memorial per. G3 H I Then yoy're better off smoEuii means MORE SMOKING kW on. i rmnnnn niTil Boys Accused In Burglary Two lll-ypoiMild boy, are held 111 the couiitv luvi-nlle homo today, ut'i'UNUd ol buiHlnry. Thev were Idfiilllled as Churlea Kohert lloli-iiiiib and Wiiyne How ii id ('iilviird, both of mi Inn lii it KIiiiiiiiIIi I'u Us. Iliilioinb was iilckcd mi early Hundiiv imuiilnu bv n iiii'ri'lmnt liiilioliuiiii while roportrdlv IryliiR In hi en k lulu the rjulmi bnu tnv rrm Al Ihr slule polUe ollli-e he nilmlilrd biiiKlurltlim Hie K. J. Dunlin th home. IIOU Miidl.iou, lak- Inn n J'J'ul plKtiil The oilier bov, loniteil at home Qomxnq Thursday, October Watch This Space For . . . ( Announcement of a Visit To Klamath Falls bv on . . , Internationally Known Man wl.o will deliver o VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE g Philip Umm ...because Philip Morris is definitely less irriiatin, definitely mhr t'tcn any other leering h cksS ! ?4 PROVE IT VCUL- Talte ilia PHILIP MOP.SIS NCS"! TEST start enjoying PHILIP iM0RRIr ' a ahiiit Ihnn later, admitted lak. ihr a hiinlinii knife from the Mndlsun street home. 11, l la said they had tried to tf lulu the lavent and also had trledf In enter Bchneiiler'a variety atc.'t) iwlto and Mao'a bakery oui-t. NI W HII KIIir CARH WAHIIINOTON, ifl 'Ilia Amer ican railway ear Institute an-nuiiiu-es that HM3 new lieluht cars were delivered lent month. INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWtNl INVCSTMINT SIRVICI i.i.i, a, iHsi-ii... t'niiii.a ,a 0.r.h..r.Mtil.r b.n,. ,n4 HUrk. Im..lm,nl t,,4i t,l Ni Ilia MM,, eh.-, t ilt" KLAMATH FALLS I, 1951 53 PLEASUREI BALSIGER MOTOR CO. mm i. m lii buUUUULMlJlrJ Main at Esplanade Phone 3121