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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NFWS. KLAMATH FAILS' OKKC.ON TI'kspav. nrmPKn in. mi MARKETS and FINANCIAL Groin Prices Move Higher CHICAOO in Price moved h'fher the board of trade today, with goybearu leading the advance. Their prlcee at times were up around I cents. .. .. Wheat moved ahead on buying credited to milling interests. There waa alao llfllnc ol hedea araiiut aalei o( two cargoes of red wheat taken by PortuftaL MiUUig Intereau announced the price ol family brand flout would Increase 20 cenu a hundred poundt at the Hart of bualno tomorrow. ' At the flnlxh wheat was to higher than resterday'i close. December 2.i3-':i. Corn was S to IS hlghtr, December 11.79 -S. Oau were lower to higher. December Wi-V rye mewl waa l to 2'i higher, December l.SS'i. Soybeans were to 1 klgher, Novem ber UN'i and lard waa about 2 cents hundred pounds holier. October 116.95. Weather Dec, - ..... Mar. ytf .. July Open 3M ' . SMS-fe J M J.47't High S.631, SMS IMS .4Tr tow 3.50', 3M KS3S : Clo-e S.MS-". WKSTKRN OREGON Mo.ll rlntid llh a ftw khowaia todav. cltaurg pamaiiy lonignt. Moaliv .-loudy wad naidav (th orcaaalonal rain. High. '"in iwi aa io aa. uow lonignt 45 IIASTFBN OREGON Srallarad ahowara l.iday through Wadnttday with anow in nign muumatna l-till. laimttra- uira rnanga. tilgiu oom days as U. Loo- lanlght HUD aatatfl IS hlah vallaja. GRANTS PASS ANI1 VICINITY - Mo.tlv rlimdy with a law ahouara to day and Wrdnda, rhrarma iMrtiaM' tonight. Hlsha both da) a W. Low Ic Bight ST Itr Taa Aaartalrd Praia Kaadtnga ara ror lha M hour parlod Rdtng ai iu a. m. ioua Ma Mia Band .. - - - . M 3a Eugana u 41 Klamath ralla . IS M La Grand . .. .. M :3 Lakaviaw .... Madfnrd . . . Stock Market Has General Decline. NKVT YORK. (Al Ther was general tierline today throughout Ihe stick market Prim frit bark around two points t lb mo, imori leader, and there va only frartlonal upport at best In m1or recti on of the IUU Trading wa modrrateljf active at an climated 1.700 003 shares as compared ith 1,710.000 ihrm ye'tarday. That u slightly above the daily average for the year. T telling which never cot out of hand wai a 1 Mle heavier in s-eets. nn-ferrcu. metals, and railroads tivm elsewhere, although not a single major j 4i virion craped the felt I In the abnc of header velum of butnetc. trader vara nrltiri to re tard today's fall a a DOrmal reaction from fiuUlned rise. Quotations San Francisco Livestock Portland (airport k, ro-aburf Salem Chicago Denver ... . Eureka Loa Anreiea New York , .. . , Fed Stuff . San Francisco - . beattle . . 5T U 41 43 si Patrons See Birth Movie j MERRILL The film Human j yeariinj Beginning" whs shown through the ol Uie Kinmaui couniy ' A A Corp . .Ml ed CUrm IIU Chalinera Am Airline Amer Power Jr U$ht Amer Tel A Tal Amer Tobacco Anrronda . Atchison Eeth Steel Eoelrtf Airplane . Borg Warner Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacific Can Pac Caaerpllar Celaner - -.- Chryitfer Con Edison , Cons Vultee .- Cronn Zellerbach w.. Curt Wrifht . Doug Ian Aircraft Dupont - tss . - 3JH 15a 3 laUH 51. .. - Ka . 31 Eastman Kodak F.mer Radio Gen Electric ... Gen Foods Gen Motors Ooodyear Tire Homestake Int Harvester - Int Paper . .. John Manvllle Kennecott Llbby MrN Lib laockheed Air -a-. Locw't Inc : Lona BH "A" - Montf omry Ward Kash Kelirlnator i N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Amer Flyh - Pae Gas & Elc Pac Tel Tel . Packard -Penney J C ,, Penn R R Pepsi Cola Phil r . Radio CP . Pavonler Rayonler PTD Repub'te Steel . Rey wietau , nirhfteld . Safe-ray 1 -.. Sears Roebuck Soc Vacuum Southern Pacific , Standard Oil Cal . Standard Oil N J . Studebaker . Sunh lin -, Swift - Co . TJX, sr . 19 .-.. M ICS 95 'a 14'. . Mi 48', 3 31 . sr. 4'a - M t S3 IP . SOUTH RAN FRANTISCO. (APl't- DA Cattle: 73, salable supply aug rt rented Dy 1-3 holdoers, market mod erately actix-e. steady, sea iter tna canner and cutter cows 1M0-33 0f, few utlltty co 34.0025.30, odd bead rommen-ul nt.oo, iu loads good fletky 101'0-pound feeder steers 34.00, short toad rod SM-pound feeder heif ers 33-SlL couple small sots food 3fn- ivu pounq earung steers . odd head good 70S pound heifers 33 30. Monday all classes , s-QfjrteiSV u tnt. rw..nu tavt. mn-. i heg Hh cfconrtn.mi rt the mfftt; ciai and iood heifen xv-33 0o, can- of Merrill Pa rents-Pa irons al Uic ner and cutter cows II 00-23 00, short high 5ChOOl I T.': BT5dTS.TX ST-I Ho b. to help Oi. school, aUugntar raha 5S.0O-M oa. , band was thoroughly discussed. Hoga: am. bulk Juai arMd. no. with th result that the orgamsa- j "shaap: S0. Inrludlng r.pl. datki '!on "nd"'lae to rale money and loi. o umba and fw aw. no for band Instruments to be rented , arly tataa. alonday arth-, Itaad.v to to students wishing to take band i "Vi ,h"JL1 ei?7 tnl prtnf ' Instruction. This year for the first woolrd latnba 33.00. roupla Irada n:at- ( ... . . , . . L- choir, numbtr on. Alt . aoma time fifth grade students will Ko I good -r hole umba 31 oo. goodhoir. . be allowed to take band. Mr. and I ';nwr t i3Jo-ia.uo. nil uttiitr Mrs. Eldon Paygant. Mrs. Law-1 rence Oeraghty. and Mrs. Lester Moore were appointed the commit tee in charffe Three veara ws.' Potatoes ! the minimum time set to get the The first money-raLsinv event is scbeculed for next month when a reunion of former aradvates c" Merrl'l s;hoh wlU bs held. Mrs. Don Wwt. the secretary, will wnd inrltatlons to graduates. Mrs. T. W. Chatbitrn Jr. is prorata chair. man assliled br Mrs. Alfred Carle, ton. Mrs. Dale West, and NEW CURTAINS for the county infirmary were donated recently by the Quota club. Thir teen pairs of fire-resistant plastic drapes in gay colors now brighten the rooms. Above (1 to r), Mrs. Rhoda Clino inspects the cttrtc ins as Laurie Olson and Ada Sprout of the Quota service and welfare committee look en. a.00-13.00. coupl. drain good numbr on. pr't gsT3 pound fradrr lamba S0 00, abort dock SS pouad SaSO. CHICAGO. tAP-VSDA Potatoes: I irrrvtlt 114. oa track 3SV total CS- ( sfclpcnents W3; market alurhtlT stronger: Idaho russets M.TO-4M. utilities XJOi UiniljMttwVArth riak-lk Maaa4 Blw Vl- 30H I Wy Pontiaca ti.0-r3 whed; Wasbiti( S3i , ton rusU M-S3-73. Son Francisco Potatoes SAX PRAKC1SCO. October 13 fAP-fSDA" IS car oa track: Cal'. fomla 1. Oregon 14 arrived; market sJLfhtly stronger; Deschutes ruaseu lS'o 1-A. 2-inch In-, XTSa LOS "A KGELKS. October USD A' Market slighiiy stronger: KUmath ra-rets No. 1-A, 4 00-10: Oe- track: California 38 Oreai !- VfmbtT 8. at 19. UUb 3 arrived: U arrived truck. John O'Keil. Mrs. R L Draroo will bfi refreshment chairman for Uie occasion Mrs. Drle West will again hoW a social hyeiene course on ihti : ap- fim three everunrs in November. ( Ar.voiir im-rr.'-ira is uivnea. The nxt m-tin will be No 8 p.m. in the hi Eh COMIM AINTS HI rD William Owen v Joseph T. Tale, do'ng tuslnets at Oregon Fod Stores. ; iuit to collect lot of lumber or 118.1 JU, i ti dam&es and ruis. H. T. MrLarett, . atloniei fur plaintiff. Ower.s Adjustment Service tnc vs. Glenn White and alary White, suit to collect rj 7. coals and duturements. R- .F. air Lai en. atlorno for plain tiff i Owens Adjustment Servire Inc vs. Jack Silgwal, sua to roller! 74 . with l rue ret t ihcrcoit at six per vent Mrs. ' kuncment- R. F. McLaien. at'.ornej 33. mlllworkrr. Native of Arkansas. K rude n I of Klamath Palls, (Ire- Kdna Hsy JttiM th, IC .ntnl. Native of Oiagon. Kesldent of Midland. Ore. Funeral BTNNETT Funeral services for William mund Benneit. 70. who d!ed here Oc. t-ber 11. will Uke place from the i Heart church. H'gh at tth. t i ! Sacred fur Dlainllff. Roltert B Petenon and Olmpie lniurai.. Co. v. Benjamin Wurvhy and Mabel slurpny. suit to collect Snanoa Um,ige. com and d:bure n-erus R. T. McLaren attorney fur plaintiff. uweru AOJiutment service inc. vs. 1 Margaret S WherUr.d. ult in collect SMI coats and durur.emenu n. T McLaren, at.orney for pUtntiff Preafa-n ('nrnhj v T. S. Scott, hi school gin. 4-H Achievement lay tr collect aaooo dsmagev co-ta Will t ebsen-ed. and FraPC-s Skin- , na a"Oun.errent l. . uaienune. 4H.. ler from Klamethj ;0be.t B. Chilcoie and Charles rp'ls. will Vive award- earned bt ' Hatnawav. executors of estate of An- Club member-, durin? the Dst I n,,Wl McCabe vs. Ora Hiriron and ro-'ve-r. Fldon Paynmt wiU lead the ; iiT" ? W". t: v Jrh.n' waiiu mi conn nunioers. AHMMID NlKlN'rUa SWT Midway Tavern, route . btut 3n3, Klamath Falls, Ber t Lillian Ouranl. proprietor. RIRTttt HARSLF-V - Rrn al Klamaih Vallev hoHiu. October i. in.ii t. Mr. and j 70-milin-hour a f trt. Weight H pound 3 cunrea HrHHICK-Porn at Klamaih Vlle hospltal. October 13, 1W3I. U Mr. and Irs. F- an Herrlrk. JO-'tt Harrow, a girl vtrtgni T pound 3j outirej HECi Eh -Born at Klattiaih Valier hnspllal, Ocloher 13. K'.'-l. lo Mr and Mri. Elrrer Becker. 4tlt t'levetaiid. a l"ov We tht ? pounds 3 entire W riSEH Horn at Klamath Veiled ho-pilal. Oclobcr 13. PMl. Im Mr anil Mr. Faith Weber. Hett) . Oie . a boy. We'ght T pounds 3 iunce. Three Caught In Wild Chase KnllMrd Ouyle Riilanrl Drrrv. It. IVII Kai'uo, haa riillalrd In Ilia Nnvy and In now al Hun Ultgu umlrrioUi) iTCrull training. In Navy On-ll Dale Cunnlni- ham. III, 3010 HonirUalr. haa rn llalrd in tho novy and aMlunrd lo Mm, di.ho naval training ala. lion Inr rrcnill Iralnlnii. Ila la a Riaduale ol KU1IH, llaaa ol MM. Hark Nnvy chief nank Roa inrr, lin-al naval rrcrultliiK old err, haa returned lion) a aliart leave in Portland. Ki oula All Eagle firouta ara re- quoted to cuiilai't Uia local acoul in l Ire. no matter who, how old ur where Utey urej In Iho bavin area. An Euale court u( hunor haa been achrduied aiKin. Toaalintalrri Dover. Hhaller WHI lognlniualer lllla nrrk'a imiri- Inn ol the Modoc Tnanlmajitrrr I at Hie Wlllurd lumnrrow nutht. Ted milium wnrtl will he aenrra nrl- lic. Ten inlnttle Inlka will be Klven hv liuta Andrew utlrl linrll nl. lard, while live minulea will be presented bv Earl Jones, Amly Toyiy and Ad Wilbur. . Call Sale Tile Junior Farmer have gtliciluled llirlr aeiond an nual cull aale lor November 10 al the lulrgrouiub. Mrrllng friendly circle will meet Ihurcd.ty, 1 pin lor lunch eon and nuslnean aeaainn al the home ol Dado Hoover, 941 tiliaa. In way, S.R. Loses Legal Bout Attempt ol lha defendant South ern l'aclllo Co, to obtain non-gull In the 110.000 dainaue ault agaliul II In circuit court here m denied Ilila morning by Judge David R. Vandenberg. Deleting Ally. Oitelaby II. Young moved Iho planum, tkorua lUiar. dun Hpencer, waa iiillly ol con tributory neiilluence In Uia Irani car craah al the Ml' Joe Wright road croaalng May It. 11)50. lha deleting alao contended the plain- mi imq nni eiiown negngonca In the colllaioii on part ol boutheni I'uclllc. Another motion by the delenae, Hint llio Irani engineer, Ennla XI. (liable, Dunnmulr Colli., be ex cluded aa a defendant In lha oaae, waa allowed by Uia court. Alter drelalon on the two nin llnii.i by the court, the detenu. Una morning began prenenlallon of Ila lentlinouy, which ahnuld be con cluded early Una allernuoii. Attorney U B. Hulentine repra Henta Kpeucer hi Uie acllon. I'rnnialrd Carl H Neelv. un In law ol Mr. and Mia J. A U.atlck. Klamath Falln. haa been Three men are In the Merrill promoted lo Ihe rank ol chief iwi. city lall today following a wild, ly officer In Ihe navy. He Ui ala- rtde notiiii Irom tloned at Jackaonvtlle rta N... Mnllu on Oreon 3 ye.Merdny by I Iv relumed Irnm overaeaa aerv- NKGK0 CAN1)1D.TI:S stale patrol. Charged with reckle.vi drlvlni; and not having an operator's li cense was Earl K. Flehariy. 71 Held for being drunk on a public highway are Hn---i ' . PoiMernv. U. and Ororge W. Pomeroy. 28. A Mete unirol car look chase when riehany allegedly med Ihrouoh MalHi, r' - knocking down a woman arid boy. The arrrvuiiiu 0, .. irnorled ie chased Fleharly lor half a mile at 10 miles an hour, and finally NEW ORLEANS. lv The flrat Negroe? four men and one worn-, had lo lorce h'a car Into the borrow anto become candidates lor Ihe ; pit to atop It. Lcttlslana house of representnllves i Fleharly waa reported as saying su-.ee the civil war have qualified he was trying lo race across ihe for Ihe January is Democratic i ainornt" ao Uie olllcer could primary. not arrest htm. Ice In Japan laat March. Chicago Livestock rincAoo. iAP rDA'. s.i.i.i. y,n tooou. ntid iinw tul lalar Italia and rloaa fairly arllva; ganarallr alaatly In 10 cant, hlghar lhan MarMlay'a avaraaa on bulrhafa and naralv alaady un wi; toe II IS for aavaral load rholra ;w.grt0 lb ; moal rttolra lao-lao lb It nMl 19; faar tVMau lb Ig&o jooo olhar aralghu araira rholca , on ll and utular II M 30 13 faw go 30 irotl 400 300 lb. UTS.taTft. faw odd I haavt. ftuwn lo la TS for around euu I lb avaraga: good rlaararot.. ' riw, ir-n IHI IIIINBir tut UNI 04 2 Departures Doily Klemalk Ae. Fkaaa 407 ni 5s 62 C3'i 58i Wednesday. October 17. 1U1 when requiem rr.asa will be celebrated for the repoae of hij soul commencing at KO a.m.. Ber. T. P. Caiey of fciaUnf. Comm'troent aervlce and in tenoent rn Mt. Calvarr roe mortal park Ward's K'amath funeral home lo chare of the ar rente menu. Tranaamerlca . TVentlelh Cent Fox Union Oil Cal Vnion Pacific V'nited Afrltne . United Atrcraft Vni'.ed Corp U S Plywood U S Steel V'amer Bros . lrVectern Un Tel Wert Air Brake Western Electric WoolHorth October S2w f Pesloei 11H 21 S 23 k Wm a 104H Merrill Plans Prayer Day MERRILL A meeting was held et the Presbyterian church manse I Monday to form the lnterchurcb council for the observance of Na- i tional Days" of Prayer and to I ter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Variant i draw UP Plnns for ft community i Merrill, passed wy in th e cay i dv of nraVer Nnvamhta f T?. Obituary WTNAXT r.ebecca Ann Wynant. infant danflr iuit to determine c'atro lo real propcr- tv. h. C Fetkina, attorney lor plain tiff Wanda S. Jamee vs. Edfar S Jarih. twit for divorce. Couple married Aut utt 10, mo. Reno. Nev. Chrje. cruelty. Plaintiff teek cuatodr eif u children. flOO per month permanent alimony, 1200 per month child Hip po rl. S330 attorney lee, property aeU tie en t. G. H. Proctor, aiiornay fur plalnUlf. PRORATE MATTERS DIM MITT lonaa P Dimmit t an- Dolnt executor in ettate of WUI'am E. Dtmmttt, estimated at MO0 George S. Dim mitt, Daniel C. Dlmtaltt, Jonas P. Dimmltt. and Neva May Haaj named heirs of eatate. ... 32H 34S 43 14. 43li 37i 41 Portland Grain POUTLAND. (AP Coarse grain. IS dav shipment, bulk, coast delivery oau No- 2 38 IK white M.00: barley Ko. 2 45 lb. BW S300 Wheat (bid, to arrive market, basis Ko 1 bulk, delivered coast: -oft white 2.40: soft white (excluding Rex) 3,40; white club 2.40. Hard red winter: ordinary 2-40: 10 percent 2.40; u percent 240; 12 per cent 2.40. Herd v-hMe Baart: ordinal 2.40- 10 percent 240; 11 percent 3.40; 12 par te 'i 2.40. Today's ear receipts: wheal 58: bar- le- flour 5; corn 6; oau 7; mill. feed 10. the ae by the axandcarenu Sir. and Mrs. w. I e pray lor Beace. ' nrr.CAS WORTHINCTOS. Sidney H. Wynaat of MerrUl. Funeral serv-( Representatives of the Various ; " Ccecn,, 30. Iron worker Nalive ere conducted at the graveside rhnrrh in thi virinitv wr- Vr ' Montana. Resident iPssouta. In Klamath -emorUl park Tuesday "J!1" , ! V , ;,rS- Mont Ruby ma Worthmgion. 18 Na- at 3 p.m. The Rev. George lefer of- Thomas Newton Of Tulelake. Mrs. i,v of Oklahoma. Resident of Klanv fldaHrg. The Memorial Chape! was in Lru- Lyon and Mm. Dick Henzel ' th Tall. Ore charge ol arrangements. ef MaUn, Mrs. Rev La Prairie ofi BATES SMYTH. Melbuni E. Bates. " I it I aWf ana4 T7-- a9U--.- ! " ' T Mike J. Shong. a native of ham and Eldon Payzant of Merrill. Pultoa county. Ohio ard a reslocnt of Klamath county for 23 years, died here October 14, 1951. Survivors Id- 1 elude a son. Clair of Colville. Wash.; two sisters. Mrs. Artie Con by and Mrs. Will Reed of Alma. Mich.; a nephew, Ted Soraeva n' Bend. Ore. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Wara'a K main j funeral home later. FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE LlaUg. Inaallvr. t'allilag aag . Ovar-fhc-C'aaatar baaga ang glakt- laaattmaat langt Ml ala'-lra mt. rka a 1-3 II" KLAMATH FALLS f' i&Etiw. A Tune fnr Fwrv Neori Go's Oil Coal Wood and Electrical Whether you need a tmalt-ipaca htotcr or a new furnace now, before Ihe dayi get much colder it the time to attend to tho matter. See ui for your home hooting needi. No obligation. t "Our Prices Are Lower !" HAFTER FURNITURE CO. 9th & Klamath . EASY TERMS Phone 4878 NOW OPEN Pioneer Poultry Farm (Formerly Lei Jonet' Poultry Form) 0 Custom Killing & Dressing Wild Ducks end Ce.ie Turkey and Chickens j RETAIL SALES . Fryen Roasters Stewart 1 DAN McAULIFFE, Owner 2815 Crest St. Phone 7144 Look for the tignt off Altomont and Summers Lant People have astied . . "Oil Progress? Should that mean something to me?" Portland Livestock PORTLAND. fAP-USDA CatUt: salable 150. market rather slow but mostly steady: scattered lots utility lor. commercial 7ao870 lb grass steers 26.00.30.050: light cutters down to 22. 00: few cutter-utility heifers 21JO-24.-Sl: canner-cutter cows largely 1800 r2.00; few cutter-utility cows 22.50: low utility cows mostly 23.00-29.00; cutter-utility bulls 23 00-27 M Calves: salable SO: market about steady: few choice calves- vealers 35-00-34.00: commercial -good 27.00-34 00; rull-utillty 17.00-2600: stock calves scarce but demand narrow. Hogs: salable ISO: market 25-30 cents lower: choice 180-235 lbs 22.75-23.25. in cluding load holdovers at 23.25 early, few choice 260-290 Ivs 21.00-22.00; sows uneven; choice 385-540 lbs 17.0O-18J; lighter weights 19.00-50: few choice 37 41 lb feeder nigs 2250. Sheep: salable 200; market fairly active, steady: choice woo'ed Iambi, mostly 29.50-30.00; shorn lambs 29.00 tO; one lot choice-prime 93 lbs 30.00; good feeders mostly 28.50; odd good 110 lb yearlings 2500; good-choice ewes 12.00-13.00: soma held higher; utility ewes 6.50-11 50. effaveR BRAND NEW I ROYAL All Uaktt In Stock Try Tfiem All I . Smith C.rong - Und.rw.a4 . . Rmin0t.n Rang PIONEER Office Supply Co. Hi Main ''','''"'ag!rT';y,7W " !' -n!T-r;i...ii.r'i f Mi Mi ' ' ' 'n Wi The oil companies of America are now obsening Oil Progress Week. Some people outside the industry' halt asked, "Oil Progress! Should that mean something to me?" The answer is "Yes, indeed!" for oil progress directly affects the lives of all Americans, and of everyone else in the civilized world as well. One indi cation of the strides the industry has made ia a simple count of its products. Fifty years ago, we were getting only about a dozen diffcrcnt products out of crude oil. Now Standard produces more than 1100. What we ourselves produce, plus what's made with the help of petroleum product we provide, adds up to a seenv ingly endless list of things that make your lifo belter. Mature. esbfifjj. hj4rg.ulio o4l"; oaator Mohin:oU atoao Up 5S-,aijrs '-aa.-- ij.l'lJlj UJ I J.iTUniTITmJWTnTTII :inri7im'iTi,TH,ig'nun mm Mi--i.,i-i:ai.i-4.,.rM.i.i,iriu floor wx,..pliiiHp 'oennt i- prlntUit tng topkiillp.voartijri, peper o r.egu;t ltV 4,ern';'1,t".!. oil ;'. b ,li IL t ulnfelmriere Davrmf f In' iru '' ri V.v"v taril'R2iSi'. -a n' lhtrunint oil f wooil prnrutlv 'wxiiirT?3 .z!Z!Z?2-nn ' pttroltum jilly J wtterpreof 'eanvae -; ' il"l.. tSffAul -? flitftor oil ; ,'oold orgua ' , ion orm eeti?'?-? ?"a rs--'' iyl.;0reye.lr ; gum; wrsppera ' paper;" -od 'g CSlijlt'i i' oil Rdheglvf tape r nitlia etntk v t faSRf iSnjaiia '". luoilii-ji nVbentos eoatliitj, ehasr- ' v' grT"(1 j lp u fluid ; water "aoftonor , ' uwlTe wW &".' s. I. "stacv i " va rj i Buto p' potato rcuge Dxreplrig compqiuidn floor hsi-inor " oriok olV wsox yam griitBg comirnnir oil !B tora oil. aboorptlon oil ralnemj, ooncrets pips form oil runap vriippgf ' rust prvnttttl.v . ,lynsiBlte gtloKg! v .automoDile.. waehln; pvaM vnnaperl narlne tttef spray,: ourfaos coatln , textile olli... . baulking oonpoundg.'. punlngraiili grange ; nitber konUr'? aviation ggsoHna.; hnavy duty aw to' The growth of the industry over the years has meant the development of thousands of oil companies, large and small. All are needed to get these good things from 0 t iTw.fffmtifflrFiT. rrm I JiiTTii.T -r rrrrv rr mu-mv f ' mmn,AW.U!i www ,btiw v 'i ... j, ... . ii, . . i, , i , ,i. r norn : turbln .oil oro" prooesniriij oso wrappar j drill plpo lubr'.ount soluble oil; -'wire rope Juprloant , mill and roller grow rooUna'-. iterproof Inrf .compound'.' ,wh"itV ell' . x ir. jignung equipment , opn Wf: jOdornntg i.&uto paltnlit-'' irmara Irrigation 'dltoh ilnla.i un. - miner earttfha.X t oil C-lit . r luih)n oil . : ia.r Ml'.' oil-to serve you better, and keep the nation strong. As the industry progresses, the gain is yours... for ' your progress and o progress go hand in hand. Oil Progress Week... October 14 to 20 - STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better