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Newspaper Page Text0 PAGE FOUR HKRAU) AND MOWS. KLAMATH KALIS. OltKt.ON WKDNICSDAV, OCi'OIIK', 10, 1 0.1 1 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Groin Market Weak Today CHICAGO, () Artde from short-lived burst of buying In corn, the grain market failed to allow any strength today. Wheat held fairly steady while oats, soybeans and lard slumped. Oats bunted on fears that more cash oats delivered on October con tracts at Winnipeg would be shipped to. this country. More than 1 000 000 (Ml bushels have now been delivered, presumably to American interests. Wheat closed '; higher. December $2.47-tt corn i to 1 cent higher. December 1.77'-. oats lower to . higher, December 87. rye (new style! unchanged to , lower, December 11 W-Sl .83',. soybeans i to a cents lower. November Site's -'i, and lard 15 cents to 10 cents a hundred pounds higher, October lt.ti. Wheatr- Weorher Dec. v Mar. May -July Open 2.46-ti 2.50V1. 2.50', - 2.44', High 247, 2 51', 2.51 'i 245 Low 2 46H 2.50 2 50'. 244 Close 247-46;i 251 3 51-50'. 2.44 S WTSTFRN OHTGON -. Partly rlxurlv in north out cloudy with lew shosiars In south today. Cloudy luniahl and Thursday vmh rain alons northarn coaal durins mornlus. spreading over II northern h.lf during attarnoon. CooWr afternoons. Hlfh. TO to SO and SS to T2 Thursday, aneapl S3 la Ml along Inuiiedlal coast both days. Lows tonl(ht u le SV EASTCHN OHIOON-Partly rlnudy today and Thursday. Poaalbla showers In southwestern portion today and alons mountains of aa.t portion lonlghl. Highs Tl to M today. Lows tontiht SS to S. Highs Thursday S3 to t. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY Partly cloudy today. Mostly cloudy Thursday with Kant rain In afternoon. High today tt. Low lonlht so. Huh Thursday 7a San Francisco Livestock Stock Averages Compiled By The Associated Pre Net Change Wednesday .. Prev. Day Week Ago ..... Month Ago Year Ago October 10 30 Indust. 15 Ralls 15 Utils. 60 Stocks D3 D.2 Unch DJ 130 68 3 50.5 100.7 U9.3 70.1 60 S 100.9 .1 J40.0 70 4 50 4 101J ... 139.4 67.9 50 7 993 115.1 55.4 45 J 84.1 Potatoes CHICAGO. iAP-l'SDA' Potatoes arrivals 83 on track I.U: total U S. .momenta 711 market firm best atoc. California Ions whites bakers Ss.su. Idaho musi S4 SOO. standards S3 M; UinnMAtiJnrlh Dakota Red river val ley Pontlaca S2.40 washed, triumph S3.30 washed. DO YOU : HAVE THE TIME for INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT? Investment management ... the supervision of securities ...is a full-time job. To in vest properly takes time, ex perience and up-to-the-minute information about indus tries, corporations within those industries and the securities of these corpora tions pi sis the ability to cor rectly interpret all the facts. First National's TIME EXPERIENCE INFORMATION ...and all the services of an investment management group of specialists ...are ready to quickly go to work for you. You are invited to make an appointment to dis cuss Investment Manage ment with an officer of our Trust Department... at your convenience. Your appoint ment can be arranged through any Ffrst National banking office. ' ; Stocks Quietly Drift Down NEW YORK. APi Th stock mar ket moved qu telly kwr today with orrauioiul mild attempts at reeorery- Pnce were down by a little ten than 3 point at th mwl among lead er while cattercl gains were trac Uonal. The volume of business dwindled to an estimated 1..U0.000 thare as com pared with 1.7V) 000 thare yesterday. Low-priced hare and flurrtea of narrow trading from time to lime, and the cheaper gold stocks were prom inent. Rails and steels were the two major groups on the downside moot of the wiMon. and they were in the forefront of a late afternoon upward movement that recovered a considerable portion of the early group decline. American Cyanamid was a standout on the upside. It opened on a block of 7800 shares, up at 1 13i. and within a short time It gained a little more than a points. 1W Th Amolsla ara... Readings for the 34 hours ending at Bend , . .. .. . Fugene . Klamath Tails La Grande . taakeview Mcdrord . Pendleton Portland i Air port Roaeburg . .. . Salem Chics id Denver Eureka LUta A nee lea . . New York . Red Bluff . San Francisco . Seattle Mx Mia M .13 7? .Ml . .. TO 40 Kl 3 M ... 83 4H TS 411 - 75 VI DO M M tm 60 40 . 7J 4J --I , , ... M 50 W lit 49 I. 54 S7 53 Portland Livestock BssifaW far ra" Is avail- is. Call 4? Ad Corp . .. Allied Chera .. Aliu Chalmers . Am Airlines . Amer Power Ac ight Amer Tel V Tel Amer Tobacco . Anaconda Atchison . Beth Steel . Boeinc Aimlane Borg Warner Burr Ad Mach , Calif Pacific - Can Pac Caterpillar ,, Celaneiw . Chrysler , . 74 . Sl . 13', . IPs . 156. . tis , S0. XI T, PORTLAND. 'AP-t'SDA'-Cstlle sal. able 300: market fairb active, mostly steady; scattered lots commercial and rood steers 31 0O-35 5O: few utility hei fers 34 0O-17 00: cuttees down to 13 00; ranncr and cutter cows 18 txut 50; frw utility dairy type cows 33.00-35 50: util ity bulls 3ri OO-itJ 50. heavy commercial up to 30 00. Cows salable 50; market active, strong: few choice calves and vealers 35 00-37 00; commercial and good 37.00 34 00: cull and utility lT0n-3tSo0. Hogs salable 150: market fairly ac tive: about steady; c ha ice 1110-355 lb. 33.00-35 50; odd lot 31.60; few 350-370 lb. 33 00-33 50: 150-170 lb. 31.50-33 00: choice around 400-500 lb. sows 1735 15: lighter weights to 19 SO: choice light feeders quotable to Tuesday's top Shawn uUkia. mii- -i . k . market about Mead steady; few mood and rhrt. wtvih I No. l-Aa 3-inch minimum. 3 35-.35 ana norn lambs 29 00-29 So: eoed feed- J era 3&50: cull and utility ewe 6 00 It 00: good and choice ewes salable 13.00-1300. BAN FRANCISCO. I AP-l'SlW-Csl tie. salable It. Light utry not enoush io suiiicianuy test maraei. tew m.ii tered sales of C.wa arvund 50 retih lower. Canners anrf cutters 20 00 3.1 Oil Few S3 50. Utility cows 34 50 IT i0. Odd head commercial cows 350. Iaiw nnw nisrclal odd cows ttt 30. Couple la.l low commercial rows 35 iHt a on Odd head common and msdium feeders u.uo-n.ou. Calves, salable none. Tuesday small lots ruod to choice calve M 10. Hogs, salable 300. Moderately active mttcners 33 cents lower. Sows susiiv Choice 300 to 340-pound buw-hers 33 50 Few choice 40-tound sows 17 50 Tues day low butchers estimated 160 pounds 11 -v Sheep, salable 300. Light supply main ly shorn lambs. No S4rli sale. Tns day fairly active stead - Several dek ks mostly t hoice No. I and four hom slaughtered lambs 31 00. t.ood to choice slaughter ewes 15 00-15 M. utility 10 no to 13.00. Good shorn and wool feeder ISmOS W T0-30.T3. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. lAP-l'SDAt - Salable hogs B5O0; opened slow, later moder ately active: bu Ichors mostly weak to 35 cents lower than Tuesday's aver age: sows around steady ; ! 30 75 paid freely for choice 310-Jw lb: most choice 100 370 lb 30 mi -30 75: choice around 300 lb 30 35. few llm 150-180 lb 19 0OJO50; sows lb 35 30 00. Salable cattle tfcXtO: salable calves 300: slaughter steers and heifers still slow but fully steady: cows moderate ly active, steady to 35 cents higher: bulls and vealers steady . load prime 1133 lb fed steers 40 00. bulk prime steers and long yearlings 5KJ3-J9 73. most choice to low-prime steers and yearlings 3473-311 00: giod low choice grades 31 50-34 50: choice and prime heirers 3.1.50-37 50: high-utllliy and commercial cows 3 50-50 00; bulk utility cows 33 00-3fi 00: canners and cutters largely IB O0-3J 00: utility to good bulls 3d 00-30 00; most commer. rial to prime vealers 30 00-37 00. few to M 00 Salable sheep. 1300: .tcady: good to prime kinds 30 0O-33 oo. choice lo prime 100 lb yearlings 3DS0, bulk slaughter ewes 13.50-.tt DO. HtMt-iPAi. t ot nr Norman J. klatteson, drunk and dis orderly Fine. M3, Maude R. Matleon. drunk and dis orderly. Post MA ball ' Hicliard Miinson, drunk and dltor. dcily. Fitrfrlt S33 hail. Hubert Nebltll, diunk. Flue, 110 or 8 da. Alieit Utgby, drunk. Flue, 10 or S da vs. James Kane, drunk. Fine, $100 and Fdwiit Oelbert Gallegly, drunk. Fine, 10 John Thomas Downey, drunk. Fine. 10 or 5 days Crescendo Luna Martinet, drunk. Flue. 10 or 5 days. Ohn Finley Llndup, drunk. Fine, $10 or 3 days. laawrence Jackson, no operator's U Cense. Fine, $100 and 50 ri. Lawrence Jackson, reckless driving. Fine. $35 or it'i days Sadie lieorge, drunk. Fine. $0 or S days. Nathan Copperfleld. drunk. Fine. $30 or 10 da, OIKTRICT COt'MT John Paul Archuleta, diunk driving. Sentence. 50 days. Charles Mellon Douglas, drunk. Fine, $73 or 33 riajs. Raymond VYoodrOw Olbaon, no wheel covers. Fine, $5. Hubert H- llagwood, overload. Fine. 37 Loman Max Long, overload. Forfeit $30 bail llowaid Clayton McDowell, truck speeding. Fine. 910, Krneat Mtlburii Mtngus. violallon basic rule. Fine. $11. Glenn Alvtn Prumer, no operators license Fine. $5. Eugene l)bs Reagoii. petty larceny. Sentence. 30 days. llunme Stephens, assault and battery. Not guilty. Walter lamsr Townsend. no opera j lor s license. Fine. 15. Leonard Paul Wood, drunk. Torfelt $35 bail. I Wylma Kstheryne Wood, drunk. Fur-, feit $35 ball. 1 I'laiy by Vlay iConlluurd Irom Our) Ninth liming t.isiMs Nianky iliilUd a single luslits the llilid base line. l)Ark diopprd a bunt single mi the giass between third lisss and Hie plichei ininiml, Klsnky slop ping at ecoiul Lockiuan dimitei a Trmia letigiie single lulu rlglll renter ending klanky In thlid, Uain to sec. oud and filling the kasei wiih nutioitv out Dial w nil for Msln. Iloii Kutava. a lellhsiider. toik lite mound for the Yankees Irvln filed dswii lo Woodltng in It ft -center as evsi ylHHlv silt anted a bsve after the ralvlt. Slanhv cittrit The store was now 4 3 I'lioitiBou sent a lowering II v lo Wood ling in deep left with Dark iron rig slier the vm loll. YvaiV lined lit Mallei' u liti made a stilling rdtllng ralrh to Hid the .tine and win Ilia World Kerlas fur the Yankee. Two runs, three lilts, uo errors, una left. UtiirffWires Go Underground A f I3.UO0 rcliii-utlnii nrojrcl I. uiulcruuv un f:ilaimlp alrri'l pliiclnu 121)0 pnha ( wtio uiulnr iiiiiuiu!. Piu'iili' 'IVIriiliimo suit l'clni)h fo. Mir. Chiuk Bcavcy -t.. i ..i....u ... annoutu-trd ludnv. rial mid ciilpi'tulnniriit Irailrrs l The wires invuivpil, 8rvcy nulil. local clubs who wish such Iraln-: arf between I'lne and HpiuiK Intl. as well as leuner.H of church liruups. M'hnni clubs and ollicrt. Tlie lemlernhtp IrntiitiiK la brum oKcreil on a volunteer basis tn ull omuniriiUons wlslunn H. anil will evenluiillv Include hi Us scone arts and cr:fls lor Iho winter month, as well as Iota danrtna and the nntitre ntudtes, local lore und names Youth Groups Form Council Members ut Kliinmtli youth niioncles lot 11111 llv omr.mr.pd them nclves this niornlim Into a leader ship council, to Jointly promote leaders In all local clubs Slid orKa.iUatlona. The council lueetlua; III the chamber ol commerce set Hi Itrst leader. Irninluu day as Octo ber Id. scheduled tor the YMUA butldtuH Irom 111 lo 'i with Individ uals brltutlhK sack lunches. Hie council plans to net under way wllh a ti minim course In IMrly-plnnnlnit. lilted (or Hallo ween celebrations Ule end ol tills months. Represenlutlves from the home extension dlvulon. the Ktrl scouu. the Kliimiith MlnlMlerlul assocta Hull, the ttaivnlluii A liny and the Klamath leenacn (roup (ormed Ule nucleus ol the oruanulnu com-inltlee. San Francisco Potatoes SAN rRANCISCO. lAP-VSrAi- Po talors 12 cars on tack; arrivals. Cali fornia 3. Orecon 3: market sltshtly slroneer: Klamath russau No. I-A. J Inch. washed, 3 so. toes: T4 cars on track: arrivals. Call, lornla H, Or con II. Idaho 3. ov truck 16; market firm; Idaho russets No. 1-A. 4-00. . Potato Shipments SAN rBANCISCO. 'AP-l'SDA' Po. tatoea 19 cars on Irack. no arrivals. Klamatn russeis LOS ANGEl-KS. i AP-l'SDA Pota toes: T3 cars on track: arrival. Cali fornia 10, Oregon 11, Idaho 3. Utah 4. by truck 13; market firm; Idaho rus. ets No- 1-A, 4 00. Klamath and De schutes 4.-00. Jackpot Rodeo Set Sunday 50 53'j 31 . "UTS itns ouoon restTHn" Klamath Falls Branch , South Sixth Strtxt Branch i Morrill Branch ; w FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Or PORTtAHD Open 10 H 5 Indwdlng Sotvrtifly Msmber reiferel Dssotlt Isssreaes Cwpentiaa Crown Zcllerbach Curt Wriglft . Douglas Aircraft Dupont Eastman Kodak Emer Radio Gen Electric- Gen Foods Gen Motors .., , Goodyear Tire Homes take Int Harvester , Int Paper . Johns Manvlllc Kennecott Libbr McN & Lib . Lockheed Air Loew's Inc Long Bell A" Montgomerr Want Nash Keivtnator N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Amer Fish Pac Gas tic Elee Pac Tel ATei Packard - Penney J C Penh Ft R Pepsi Cola Philco . Radio Corp Rayonfer . Ra vomer PFD Republic Steel Rey UeUla Richfield Safeway . H's M iMi S0s 60S u 52 H 18-, Portland Groin JPORTLAXD. AP' Coarse grains. 15 day shipment, bulk, man Ha.iti-a.i-x-. fo. a w id. OW S3, oo. M.RRi.rr i.tntN-tr XALl'NAHDO-MrNAHH. Glno Ealun srdo. SI. sawmill worker. Native o( CailforiUa, resident of Klamath Tails. Laura r. McNsbb. til. cashier. Native of Wyoming, resident of Klamath Falls. OMI'LAINT r 1 1. 1 1 Norma Miller vs. OrUnd Miller, suit for divorce. Charge, cruelty- Couple married May . W0. Altamnnl, Mo Plaintiff asks custody three minor chil dren. 9U a month each support. W a month alimony, pruperty selllrment. t'. S. Ualentlne. attornsy for plaintiff Oil Rl E t; RANT Si) A jacgpoi rtxteo ior iwui tuv. - jurgt.nM,. hands has been Scheduled lor. Louise Webber vs. George Merle i:30 this Sunday, weather pcrmii tlntT at th fiiirtrrmmd 1 ... iw,n u Accordtni to Bill Stcow. an en-1 Barbara Wade vs. Donald C. Wade, i In the Untied States durtnir . ... f SE. ... iwtruill U-lll , ntMi MH Phillip Sundherg. 330 Grant, at Klam ath Valley hospital October . I All. a girl Wright ? pounds 2't ounces. BROWN Born to Mr and Mrs. Herbert Brown. 624 Fulton, at Klamath Vslley hospital October 10, 1151. a girL Weight- g pounds B'j ounces. KANE Born to .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kane. 231 Eldorado, at Klamath Valley hospital October 10. IBM. a girt. Woerner Shirley P. Civil Defense Office Ready 1 Kits mis lit t'utinlv'a civil rtrfrme nniaiiltiilloii lirmliiiiirti'rs h, brrll art mi III tlm Mllllilliil nil. IHii linlllc anMH-lnllfiii olflrrn with Pinriiirnrv lirnilfiinrtrra nlm'. rd Inr the Klamath tnirnl mil. trctlvo ansiH liitioti biillillniis abuo thr Wrrvi-A.lilam jtitii'lluii. Tlir hpatliinrtria urrn asslunrii tlurliiK a nipi'ilnu hrlil in I tin Wil In id Mullein v uiiili-r tlir ftlrflftluii ol ciiuiity Uiri'olnr Jua I.aUlatr. CIIV Pirn Chlpf Kiiv Ituwo rn liorlrd nil Ihn llrn norvlcpn In Una civil ili-fcnso aim, nolliiu lluu Uurrls and 'hilrlnka tlrf dcnait. nir-itts nrr uinSInu with Iho lm-n unpiise linn in niho in rniritfpiii ir.. Stolen Pontiac Recovered Here A 1151 Ponttiir hiitdloi) runvril Iblo icpiiilrd sluli'ii liuin a Wnhi'it wtrrct ir,rd oar hit wan rn-ovrmi last nluhl un Willow oil a. Ilth. a streets, an ami hr says Is on i Jew blocks away. Itm hlhway cU-mi linpnl s thaw- 'ilir cur was tukrti miller In tlir Iiik boiuthi lor widrnlnii lit the jrvrnlim Irom iho Mel and Mac Imnvc. liuin rinlrs lot. A shin window to Thp wires serve the Hot builnio the lot ntllco was nunchocl unni area. I and a 103 money nrdrr muds out ' I to Hie romiianv by Charles W. IMIIA.VK.MI NT HIIIM Uavld. Anucorles, Wash., wan rOlt l l.ANU. iiinUida will 1)0 'stolen, called Friday bv Hie Cortland din-1 . u. in I wi:. iii ciiuiiici-in ior UUIIII I I""'" '' ...... rxiwrts III iraimim oi leanrrs .in,,,,,, 1(K.k p,,,!,,,,,.,,,,, ! ,, PORII.ANII. l,fi--lw I Ilia I nop lead each cnure, lollowlnii lite riht Inink ol the middle lurk nl ! weather report o( Ihn ncaison. I- 10 miles ! sued by the (iriartmoiil ol ukii i ctilture and the weather butetut. 1 nn iii.i .fii'ui.ii iihu jic.1 suoini RAINMAKISli III WAHU I Ideal latin rondltlotu In thq pajf CAHI.KI1AO. N. M ..t-l)r. lrv. week ' linn Krlck. head ol the Water Re- sources Development Corp . Den- A number of crater In th" ver. win receive snj.soo lor his enrth surlsrn have been proven ralnmaklnii activities in New Mex-jto have been cauned by talltiiat no this year. meteors ,sucucs.sfui outdoor tralnttiK course I taken bv 48 leaders last siirlni). I A small fee for supplies mav be ! assessed at Hi course meetlnus tne willumelto rlvv. northwest of Oaki liluc. Former Reichstag Man to Speak Clerhart H. 8euer. a former i RelchslaK member when Hitler : was reachttiK for ht.n iower In ' Oermuny. will speak before mem-1 bers of Klamath Kails Kmte and Fork club toniitht at In the Wlllard bunquet room Ills topic will be "What Makes America Tick." i Dr. 8eer. who edited an antl-; Natl German lauguattn newnpup. Tha Wttl'i Oldast and Lorgttl R tailors of Aulo Supplies the of be charged all entries events, consisting primarily barltj- roping. ' C ........ r.irf IK. i....lrn,.. ..A,,I NoW'bd'd.iu..Jvrr',!- J?:.': be "just for playlnc around. ' but 2 :ri: son whiio lexcludins Rex - j?- i Uial the public la Invited, white club a 37. JiZI?, 7. ln.2 "I SHARP SIDE n 139. -". 14 p.r- WASHINGTON. 11 Tlie state vV-.i,M s pound. 13 ' ounces'. nmm wnue oart ordtnarr 1.3?. in . ueur."-"n aisciosea lAiesa.1V 11 world war two. has been an Amer lean cuir.cn since 184a. and has spoken In his ea.nlly-underslood EtiKllsh hundreds of times from coast lo coa.nt. ntti,3a1,'i " perc"' li7: W 'has ftlven the Polish government! McKAV RKTl'RMNO Todays ear rmlnu- nrhaat U- bar-I Ule sharP slde ot lonRUC fori SALEM, I Oov. Douglas MC- jw I: 'lour S; com 1: oats 1:' null- fceeolwr Pole l"norant "of the . Kay will return to his office I- facta of the world." ' Thursday after an eastern trip. INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVISTMINT SERVICt LUI.S. Inarll.s. Talltlsa anS Ovsr-lbs-f'sonUr baaS. saS Rlarka. Ia. nasal IsnSa 0I MsS-n.n ml. Ih-s I -3 It KLAMATH FALLS . 33 i. . 114 Tl'i 20 M, . 63 Southern Pacific Sundard Oil Cal Sundard Oil It J Studebaker Sunfhine Mine Swift ftCo . Transamerica -. . Twentieth Cent Fox Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airhnea United Aircraft United Corp U S Plywood U S Steel Warner Sros . Western Un Tel West Air Brake .34 . 65', . 51'. 11, 29'. . 12. i . 34'. 2U. 22s. 40s . 104a 28'. 331. ( 3.1 43H . 14'. By MARJ0RIE 0VGARD Perhops you've noticed one or two program changes on KFLW within the lost week or so. (Now lodies, watch your blood-pressure. I'm just kid ding.) . . . Things hove finolly slowed down to a walk around here, phone calls ore bock to normol, ond schedules of pro grams are shoping up with some semblence of regularity, so we now have the time ond the bolstered-up courage to speak of it. There've been so mony switches lately we haven't been able to keep you informed ohead of lime. One of these was the change-over to "Headline Edition" 6:5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The picture today is of Taylor If Taylor Grant Grant, coordinator and commentator of "Headline Edition." This news feorure brings you on-the-scene pickups on mojor stories, os well as interviews and statements with important persons in the doy's news developments. Another new program you've no doubt discovered by now, is Klamath Theatres' "It's Movie Time," being aired Monday through Saturday ot 5:45. This is Floyd Wynne's masterpiece. Ha gives resume of what's currently playing et tha theatres, plays music connected with these movies, and discusses movie stars in general. Highlight of the program is the quia feature that gives listeners a chonce to win two theatre pastel by guess ing the day's "Mystery Movie Personality." This Is in piece af the theatre contest that hoi been en "Roquaitfully Yours" for some time, and the quia 'question has token en new twist. Mere of you con get in en this contest, et the new time. . Patsy Lee, vocalist on the "Breokfast Club," Is taking lots of ribbing on her forthcoming morrioge. But she's olwoys ready with on answer. 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