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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, Kl.AMATU FALLS. ORKGON TIU'HS1)VV, (ICTOIWH Ifl, in,-, i MARKETS and FINANCIAL ;, Grain, Soybean Futures Gain CHICAGO, W drain and oytoran futures prlcei bounded Uprerd ajain vaaty alter yesteraaye temporary ertback. Wnut climbed more Uwn 1 cenu bushel it times and soybeans more man cent. Export uewt. Including new government allocatlona o( trains to the United Kingdom and eoytxani to Belgium, was the 'main bullish -factor. ( Wheat closed 1H to 3". cents hither than the previous finish. December M.MH-tt.M, corn was to 11 up, December I1.79W oats ' were ahead to IS. December MS-S, rye (new style) was i'i to 4l cenU higher, December tlM, soybeans were S' to cents higher. November 2 87-$2 97. and lard was 10 cents hundred pounds lower to 10 cenu higher, October 116.60. Wheat- Dec. Mar. May July Open 3H-61H 3.5S- ... 2.47 High 3 59 3.58'i 3.49 Low JM', 3.SV. 3.47 Close S.MH-S5 3W.-5S 3.S7VM 3i"t9 Selective Strength Bolsters Stocks NEW YORK. (API Wlhly lt-tlv irenith m-altervd Ihrouihout th list today save a buwanl tont 10 a mixed stork market. Price apread out mer a rens of around two polnut either way wlUi the accent on the upside. The volume of uartinf came to an estimated l.soo.MO aluiree. as com pared with l.GO,ooo share chansutg hands yesterday. The market was mixed at the open Int and wavered up and down nar rowly for most of the session In the final hour there was a stiffening of price. Railroadi went comfortable ahead an a froup but Just about all other major section of the market remained mixed. Oils were mostly higher. Air lines were fractionally ahead but Inactive. Aircraft were down a laxco part, oi the day. A number of issues reacted to corpo rals aevcioproenuw Quotations Ad Cars . . . .. Allied Ch?m . AUU Chalmers Am Airline . . Amur Power 4 Light , Amer Tel V Tei Amer Tobacco , Anarond Alchiton , Beth Sleet - Boelnt Airplane Borg Warner Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacific Can Pac Caterpillar , Celanes Chryuer . 1S 64s, 50 77', 55 50 ff7 . J8 Portland Livestock PORTLAND tAP.rsnA-CUl sal able 150; market U teady to Tak; Quality tnfttU utility and below; steen nd heifcrt acarrt; odd Mhl utility teer WOO; Jew . utt.it httlertv 24 00 3700: canner and cutler cowc moatty 18 00-21.50: ahellt down to IT 00 and below: few utility dairy lypa cow avw-Hoo: 1 101 utility oeei cow 37 50: utility bulU tt 0CU 00. Ctlm ulibU 80: food and-choice trade aearce. quotable steady; choice and prlne Wedneaday 35 00-38 00: util ity and commercial today 3 00-50 00. rum oown 10 mm; j, 101 gooa ii 10. stock c.v 55.50. Hon u table 135: market fairly ac tive, iteadx; choice 180-233 lb. 13 00- .15: few 350-375 lbs. 100. 183-173 Iba. 32 00- 35: cholc 300-MO Lb, kiwi IS 35 ooxo id, it 00-18 00: cboic light feeder pin ulable anmnd 2200-50. Sheep salable 100: market ateady on oooi ana enaa avatiaoie: mau 101 choice 9i lb. wooled lamb 39 50: few utility lambs 37 0O-28 ft): odd medium ana gooa teeoers uo-3n.nu: lew good itsht Tarllr.n 3450; utility to choice CWU V.W-13 00. Wcothcr fclSTtAM OltKOOM Intermittent rain todaj. Moitl? cloudy with frequent showers tnntcht and Vrldav Hih bolh da U lu U.,Low(. to. . ..tveiass I ail II 111 IB IVrflOUtl OT lO- niht. continuing Friday. A little snow at higher level. Htiha bglh days i iu jo, mrmcr ionini wiui Iowa JO to m. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY Cloudy with Derations I rain lodav and rriday. High both daa 58. Low to- Ittr The Asclaltd Presa (Readings the 34 hours ending at 4 JO a m. todai . Mas alls Bend Eugene ,. . . Klamath Fall .... l (irandt . Ikevicw . Medftvd - Pendleton Portland (airport) Roaeburg Salem . Chicago Denver . Eureka . Uw Angeles .... New York .., Re4 Bluff . San Francisco Seattle . ' 55 57 51 S .tl Portland Grain Con Ediwm . Cons Vultee . Crown Zellerbach Curt Wright . Douglas Aircraft . Dupont .. Fattman Kodak F.mer Radio ..... Gen Electric - Gen Foods Gen Motors Goodyear Tire Hometake . Int Harvester Int Paper 73. 33 19'. 58H 10 63 Libby McN Lib Lockheed Air Locw'i Inc , , Long Bell -A- Montgomery Ward . Kah Kelvins tor N Y Central .. Northern Pacific Pac Amer Pish Pae Gas. & Elec Pac Tel & Tel , Penney J C , . Penn R H Pepri Cola T. ,, , Radio CP - Rayonier Haj-onrer PFD : Republic Steel r Rey MetaJa . Richfield Safeway ,. Sears Roebuck 5oc Vacuum , Southern Pacific Standard Oil CaJ SUndard Oil H J Studebaker Suiuh kin , Swift & Co Transameriea Twentieth Cent Fox . Union Oil Cal . Vnion Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft . United Corp -U S Plywood . u s steel . 34 . 19". . 43 . 73H . 19S . 19 58S . . 334 . 113 . 73H . 19". PORTLAND, (AP - Coarse grains, 13 oar snipmcni. outs, coaat aeiiery OaU No. 3-38 lb white 83 00: bar ley No. 3-45 lb BW. S3 00; Wheat Bio', to arrive market, baita No. 1 bulk, delivered coaM Soft white 3 41S soft white 'excluding Rex 3.41i; white club 3 3l. Hard red winter: erdtnarr 3 43: 10 percent L43: 11 percent 3-43: 13 oer- Hard white baart: ordinarv 3 43: 10 percent 3.43. 11 percent 2 43; 13 per cent 3.44. Today s car receipts? wheat 29: flour 3: corn 3: millfeed S. Son Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAN FRAN'CISCO. AP-US-DA Cattle salable 50: early light re ceipu mainly dairy type cutter and canner cow, these fully steady, sales from 19 00-33.00. Calves 25: steady; one lot good 400 lb mostly stocker calves 37 00. few head inferior and common 30 00-36.00. Hogs 100: early sales limited to few bead mostly feeder pigs: not enough of any clas to establish mar ket: odd head choice sows steady at 18 00: fe medium-food feeder nir -33 50: undertone lower on butchers. anecp Mt; receipts mostly feeder lambs, unsold: general trade undertone steady; Wednesday one load good wooied 84-87 lb Oregon feeder 1 lambs 30-00. Skull Mystery Clues Sought Check of Uir thrrlll n older mla. sing persons (tie hits fnllrd to Klv any clues to ulcniliv ol pkull n1 bones found TUrsdiiy near CresMell lodge ui the woods near Oregon do. Slats policemen InvrsUKKltne the find, esllmate thai death oc curred about two years ago. No ldeiilillcatlon papers were lound in the area, police reported. County Coroner Dr. Oeorge Ad ler said this moriilnir he had not yet examined the minim to rstt- mate the time of deatn. Pound with Uie bones were two. rtiuis. a full set of false teeth. rtmlesa glasses, parts of clothltiR, ana a considerable number of re ligious pamphlets. D1KTICT Cl John M. Clloiore. Atf eurieu ais Dan. ii'jnrv f"lfC permit overload, forfeit r.,i iih Jamea F. Cwll 314 ball. Goldie J. Balrd. viola uon. baste rule. Fine 810. , . , . , T George Glllmen. drlrlni while Intox icated. Sentence 30 days and 85 costs. Wajne A. Marts, no vehicle, license. Fine So. Uoyd J. Johnson, no operator'! It ems. Fine 810. Vincent J. Chojnarky, violation basic rule. Posted 1X bail. Joseph McGinlev. drunk. Sentence 3 days and 55 costs. MINIClTuTcOtllT Clarence Gtise. drunk. Fine 8100 and 30 das, suspended. Charles Miller, drunk. Sentence 10 days. Francisco Castillo, drunk. Fine SlQ or 5 day s- . Skeet Weeks, vagrancy. Fine $100 and 30 days. Peter DaW. vagrancy. Fine 3100 and 30 dayi. 1 John BarnetL drunk. Pint fid n Laurence- N'ono. drunk Tina sin m 9 days. Armenia Brown, drunk. Fine 810 or 5 davs. Samuel Trapero, drunk. Forfeit 310 ipped; Die AUU Minn.; in The sleet . M'. . 21'. . Mi, . 40 . 10s . 28 . 32'; Warner Bros Western Vn Tei . West Air Brake Western Electric Wool worth . 3. . Potatoes CHICAGO lAP-USDAi Potatoes arrivals n. on track 220: total Oi shtpmenU 10s): firm to slidltlT stronc er: Idaho niaset S4 BS-5.00. uulity S3 --: Minnesota-North Dakou Hed River Valley Pontlaes W 45-W) washed triumphs V350 washed; Waahiniton San Francisco Potatoes '.;,v rjANClsCO. Oetobtr 11 iap USDAi Potatoes: 17 can on track: arrivals California X Oreffon 4. roark Ur Waahinttoa ruaseu. lair qual. LOS ANGELES. October IT (AP LSDAi Potatoes: 129 cars on trick: arrivals. California 12. Orefon. 14. Utah 6. Idaho, a hy.tnvb n- ..t firm; Deschutes russets Nov 4-U0- .jtj- moo 4.UU. Chicago Livestock . CHICAGO. rAP-USDAt -Salable hogi ouicnen js-sq cents lower: sows 25 cenu lower: bulk choice 190-280 lb -'". 20 -M-M-3S; scattered , tales 190-180 lb 19.00-2025: sows AZr, w lu w sailbrs ealras 400: slaughter Hit- nii h.r.M to 25 cents higher; cows and bulls sJow weak to 50 cents lower; readers uj. uwn cnotce steers 38 3 38 00: few loads choice to prime 33 15-38 75: good to low-choice steers 32-50-325 25- OOd tO hih-hnie-ai Ka..f.M II u - -. high-atilitr and commercial cows 28.- iTZ! , canner 10 utility cows 18. 50-23 JO: Utilftv In nnA ha.lt. M M 30.00; commercial to prim . vealcrs Salable shen tw- ,.4V.."H to prime slaufhter 'lambs Si 00-33 00: t-w: paio very sparlnfly; ood low-orlnv N 1 lei- i " i XOO-J1-50: slauibter ewes 13 00-14-50. Truman Says Mac Wrong WASHINGTON. LH Pres. Tru man said todav Gen. Douelns MacArthur's charge that his oppo sition "wrecked the secret plan" to let Formosa fall to the Chinese Reds, was not based on fact and the general knew It. Truman's comment was In reply to questions at his news conference; MacArthur made his... assertion" In a speech to the American Le gion convention In Miami y ester-, day. The general said, too, that' the plan also would have given Red China a seat In the United Nations. When reporters brought' up. "the matter. Truman said . brusquely that MacArthur's assertion was not based on fact and the general knew IV. Potato Shipments October IT . Month to date . 1B50-31 1951.32 2D .37 2C7 . 4J5 Obituary $ Season to date , hmhu will be annou to date 651 1CJ7 Ward. Klamath funeral noma. Hnwv Home Nathan Brown, at), native of BIr. and a lifelong resident of Klamath county, died near BIr, October IS. 1931. Survivor include a sister. Mrs. France Houiten. Burns. Funeral ar- mniH win oe announced lw KF Writer Does History Piece r-, A . Klamath Falls writer. Edith Rutenie McLeod is again In print uus monui wiin an illustrated ar ticle "Mud Gusher" in the October Issue of Natural History. Thi aarne teaiure wui appear also Jn this month's" issue of Mineralntrlst. The feature is Illustrated with- photo- grapns taien oy Malcolm Epley Jr.. Herald and News farm editor and Jim souther. Alturas. Thi article is the story of the explosion ana mua Dots in Bur- prise Valley that last-spriag cov ered 20 acres of pasture land on farms owned by Paul Robinson and- Joe Parma n. Mrs. McLeod la a nrnllftc writr of historical and factual copy. - ... New Mexico became IT R i- ritory to 184. . ' - T.t, PAITL, Minn.; in The Second Vlcltni of a frcnued rellnlous cultlst died early today as mem-1 oera ol the weird sect sought to explain their whlpiitng rites by quoting bible passages. Her back a muss of bloody welts from repeated lashings with a three-foot-long whip. Mrs. Ardlth Lennander. 35. succumbed. Mrs. Anna Halvorson, K. who hud also been whipped, was found dead yesterday. HKLD Sheriff Thomas Gibbons was holding without charge Mr. Left hander's husband. Curtis. 33. who. the sheriff said, freely admitted in a tape-recorded statement that he whipped the two women during a sect meeting Monday 'night. Sect members pointed to the words of Proverbs CJ0:30 in an effort to explain the whippings. The passage says, "Ihe blucness of a wound cleanseth away evil and so do stripes the inward parts of tho belly." "I know I am absolutely guilty: I was in a fremy: beat them down." the sheriff quoted Len nander as saying. "Whipping is needed for wrongdoing and almost always a person who gets It ad mits It. It' drives out the devil." Al'TOPSV Chest Lists Top Donors Mills and schools continued lo be the high givers In Wednesdny'a contribution report from commu nity cheat headquarters. Cot'lialr men George Mclntyre and Nelson Keed announced today. From Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. came the large llrm gift of tIMv. and Una coupled villi executive and employe gift of i374.ua, brought the total from Weyer haeuser to 3trn.r. Last year's contribution from this - Klnmnth mill was $1833 W, and men in the woods and mill are expected lo reach the IMO generous donation. Klamath Lumber and Hox ha completed mill contacts mid yes terday the 'books allowed a Hue contribution from that llrm. Over all total from the firm. Including mill, olflclnls and employes, to taled tMJ.00. exceedhia last vear'u figure of IUie.00. Uncompleted returns are from Palmerton Lumber Co. Interests, with a good leg of 1500.00 on tho oooas: Big Basin Lumber Co., Car-Ad-Co. whose firm gift totaled 250.00; Crow Lumber Co., Home Lumber and Supply, Knlplne Ply wood, Klamath Mlllwork and Sup ply. Metier brothers. Mi-Collum Lumber Co., Puckett and Schercr. and Sliver Lumber Co. Baxter-Hall's firm gin Is in for $60 as is the Modoc Lumber Co. gill from the firm of $350.00. Si-anglcr Lumber Co. check ol $HW ts now In the books and firm and executive glfUs from Swan Lake Moulding lotal $350, with employes yet lo be heard from Elllngson Lumber Co , with a llrm gill of $150, has yet to send lu employe contribution and It la the gifts from labor that the chairmen expect to put over the 1951 campaign. Working now In Ihe mill of Americans toduv. Dui they sill Klamath Basin Pine, one of Uie I trned against Allies crunching for Spud Festival on Tomorrow (Continued from Paie One) Beef waa donated bv the Tule lake Grain Co., Lewi a. Kaudia, W. C. Dallon, Tuluna fauna. Uon Smith and ihe r on J one. Lambs were donated bv Ulen llnskliui, l.uther Haakliia, Dan Caahman, Cox Urn.. Maurice and Jim O'Keele. C, M. Harrlaon and Howard Has kell, Medlord, who barbecued for the festival last year will do the honors again Ihla year. Women of the Moose have volunteered lo serve. FOOTBALL Ihe traditional gridiron battle will be a tilt between Ihe Mer rill Huskies and the Tulelake Honk ers, 3 p.m. on Ihe high school field. There .will be entertainment at the exhibit during the afternoon and a carnival will provide inter est for the visitors. queen Pollv and her court will be presented 1 again at tin an nual harvest ball In the commu nity hall Balurday , night, starting at 0 p.m. Muslo will be lurntohrd by BuUly'a baud. Queen chnperonea are Mrs. Clyde Hammond, Mrs, Paschall Hodges, Mra. Mervyn Bituck. Judgea for Ihe parade will be Henrv Bemon. E. A. Geary, Sena- tor Phil HiicnctKMt Duck Stamps Now on Sale Duck atainpallie required 'fed eral ducal lor huutera of migra tory game bhda are on kale In Klamath Falls, bill Postmaster Ciici Langslrl reports sales to far are extraordinarily alow. Ilmmlng at tlie aame $3 price as' past years, the stamp are available at Ihe poMofllre. Lee Hrndrlrks drugs. Hihiieliler var iety store, and several sporting good houses. California's hunting season opens October 3tl, aa docs Washington's: Oregon duck and goose season kirks olf November 3. Nevada's season Is scheduled to open tomorrow. Promotion Post Goes to Drew Frank Brew moved up to the post of vice president and olllcer in charge of promotions llils morn ing at the weekly meeting of Ihe Klumaih merchants association. He takes over the posl formerly held by James K Smith who has led The nubile address system will Klnmalh Falls be by courtesy of r lunicr s. Postal Receipts Show Increase U.S. Troops Capture Hills It. 8. 8TH ARMY HEAD QUAR TERS. Korea. i-Chlncse sudden ly abandoned a series of key hills In Western Korea lo attacking Other ofllrera moved up In- I elude Carl 'Sparks, budget chair I man, and Gene llatlry, newly elec ted as finance chairman. Plans lor the fall season and lol 1 lowing events were dlscusaed by I the group. Poatal reoelpls coming lliroutli Ihe local rmalol department hate Increased 6 (V percent In Uie In t nine month of 1 Do t , . Postmaster C'liel I.angBlrl announced toduv. Iterelpla for Ihe quarter eiulinu In September alone Increased o 1 1 pert'tut over the rorrespondint period yearrago, totaling Ion,. 603 13. Operating expenses, I.angslei re porlril, have been $714163 lower during Ihe psit nine mnnllu n. compared with Ihe same m-ii,hi a year ago. despite extension some rotilra an Increases In long, evlty. Symptoms of Dlitrtat Arising front STOMACH ULCERS oukto EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST 1 Ovw fiur till I lit m InimIm ot lit niuK,, I NltlMtNT h$ tMMt asll fur rlB ( ) mi i loin ot thatrvM ftrlilni from sum H nl Dwatonl UM ilut l Iimm A.-. DtfMll. t4M Or UM lllSMlk CIMlfM. HtlkUfHa tMpt()MItt, , ihtt ui ! At4. Ait fur ,WlHd Mm" Kliu tt fullir etfiUlita lUUrviiituh. ft lU bu4ut WMirutHtt- tr tin n4 Hri ' Illlrhrlili largest contributions from Uie in riu.Mrinl division in rxpected tn bv Monday, day of Ihe report lunch eon Rt the Winrma. Jim Sit cel. who Is also a member o( the Oregon chest board, ts handhnn the Kluui- nh Basin Pine contact. ward toward their Kunuoim tronghold m the center. Troops o( the U. 8. Ilrnt cavalry dlvlMon overran lour htlli north we.nt o( Yonchon almtv unonpved. The AmerlcniM had been lluhtlntf for the rldue line for two wrck WINTERIZE SPECIAL! Factory chor$ carefully iffi!ZJi ollowed; nothing left to ;W-Bat - chance; nothing loft to The Industrial division, headed m one ol the bloodiest small ac- by W. W. Southwell and John Sandmeyer for the YMCA. has a Itoal of Jis.wo.- only nu.uu unaer that of the big public service division beaded by Boy Scouts' Jim Hlnnuicr. A total of $557.69 has been sent In lo chest headquarters from the , w ii i... a ..., in to cnest nri " JX; .J-'clty schools with Falrvlew teach ler's contribution of $79 03. Teach ers have responded 100 percent coroner, said an autopsy showed all of Mrs. Halvorson's right ribs i. .rl iJ, h. "m Joseph Conger. $64.: Fair- 8i- ...""iriunSS'"-. ??: Rsevel., $113.03; bltCi'.nrt., rt .lmlnLstratlon.'$80.00. Sunt. Arnold J-Sotto ofarhufwirSnSi?:"' this project on his Mrs. naituiaw wwtma lions of the enure United Nations autumn ollenslve. Chinese desert ed the Western hills durlnir the niitht after beatlnif off a series of flame-throwing attacks Ved uesduy. In the center of the Korean front Allied troops ran lino eitlf ( fiiihllnK before rapturing- two key hills south and southwest of Kum-song. night meeting- at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. rat uoyie in suouroan Lauderdale. About a down mem- -kers of the cult were present. Mrs. Doyie.itnugnter oi me ocau wom an. Is 'Held as a material witness. Gibbons - said he asked Mrs. Dovle.- "'How could you stand by and sett your mother beaten to. death, didn't you do anything about ; It?" He said she replied: "No, why should 17 Gibbons said that after Mrs. Hal vorson ceased to move, Doylo stopped Lennander from beating her further. Doyle then obtained a length ot hose from the base ment -ana wnippea unnanaer, whose body is also covered with welts. New Mexico was first explored In 1540 and colonised by tho Span ish In 1598. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 0WINS " INVISTMINT SIRVICI LUU laartlte. I'alltUt nf Orer.lbe-Ceenter Sa4s a4 Slar-as. lavsitmsal Banes 1S1 Ms-Ue nirfe. rhs-e SHS KLAMATH FALLS Lubricate Chouli Change Engine Oil Chonqe Tranimiiiion Lubriconls Chonqe Diflcrentiol Lubricanti Wash Carburetor Air Cleaner Check Anti-Freeie the Imagination. S395 mm Includci Labor, Oil and Gieaie Automatic Trantmittion Oil, if neectod, ii extra. ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th Phone 4113 MAUttAGK Ltci.Nam ACtTF ROBATCEK. Dlbrt O. Acuff, 30. mechanic. Natlvt of Wuh Inrton. Btraidcnt of KUnuih f!t. Ore. Elin 41- Rob tee. 22, telephone operator. Nattv of Mtnnewu. t Heil dent of Klamath ralli. Ore W AMPLER POHLU Robert W. Wampler. 20 rancher. Native of Ore ton. Reiident of Chiloqutn. Ore. Alice M. Pohll. 20. Drcwer. .Native of Or Con. Resident of Chtloquia, Ore. TmLSOM Born at Klamath Valley hMDltal. October 17. 1951. to Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Neltoo. Bly. Ore., boy. welfht: pound 10 ounces. taste it... mm ;yoini love it... op V lUQitericii 1 Ljl, Vr . s..... u.... -.... . I MVtf tilted wine before, you'll leva Ih. , ri.fc. ' , wee fullodied flavor of Watch's Win.. Million, do! So look for thi mmi Welch . . . next time you buy wine. Teste It. You'll love it! A 9 Mt, eUAlITT IMMItra. .a.. HH na boKlid by THE WEICH fi Juid'coAHY, i y. By MARJORIE OYGARD Noted ndi ndT tde- viiltn drtmctic actor, Roger DtKortu, pictured todoy, plort th role of Professor Joion McKinlty Atltn en '"Aeeintt the Storm" heerd Mondoy through Friday at 11:30 ' a.m. en KFLW. This pre- i from It the only day time drome ever te re- ceive the coveted Pea body Award. Our young notion wos expanding ond . needed -'new territory territory -on . which foreign powers also had their eyes. The question confront! ing the 'president was: If peaceful negotiations failed, was our young country strong !'i i ii iij i ajjwiOMWiMMa.teaBBiaaaaM Af- j ' i it ,MaasMaaai Rots': DaKorea enough to support o wor? Edward Arnold portroys the chief executive foced with this momentous problem in tonight's "Mr. President" dramotiiotion, 7:00 p.m. on KFLW. ' Senator Istet Kefeuver will be the special gu.st of Ted I Meek when hie "Original Amateur Hoar" originates from the Aaditorium of Memphis, Tenn. tonight from 1:00 lo 8:45. The program will be 100 benefit (or the Chrittmos Fund of that city, end is another of the "Amoteur Hour's" out-of-town en gagements held for local charities. The big talent ejuest Is one of radio's most populer programs. The broadcast Is also famous for Its annual junket to Washington, D.C., during which some of the most noted names in the political world display their amafaur talents. " Italy-will be the country representated on "Concert of Europe" ot 9:30 tonights-One, of Holy's-. finest young composers, Napolione Annovorii, will be the conductor. Mr. Poul Porter, ocling os special representolive of the President of the U.S. will be intermission speokcr. "Betty Crocker'. wiH "he ee her speciel guest tomorrow, , Valerie Bettis, famous dencer, actress and choreographer. Miss ' I Bern's has been responsible for demenstrating to . heretofore i bored-ballet public thot ballet can 'be eaciting and highly enter. I taining. Hear this dynamic personality on "Betty Crocker's ' Megaiine of the Air" tomorrow morning at 1 1 :00. Don't forget to listen to "Jimmy Nolon's Songs" too, ot 8:45 tonight. Sponsored, by Horry Hofler, 'Thursdoy nights all good listening on-KFLW. ' ' V. 100 WOOL BLANKETS 6 49 U.S. Navy gray, double bed siie. A real buy. Reg. $9.95 . . . NOW B-15 JACKET Moufan Collar Alpaca Lined Full Cut Siict 36 to 50 100 WOOL SOX 3 $1 Reclaimed SHOE GREASE 19c Special! Can SWEAT SHIRTS 1.98 Fleec. 'lined Full cut RAIN GEAR RAIN PARKA $4.95 RAIN PANTS , $4.95 TIN PANTS :. $9.95 TIN JACKETS $9.95 RAIN HATS $1.69 PLASTIC RAIN COATS $3.49 PLASTIC RAIN JACKETS $2.49 RUBBER OVERSHOES , $2.49 NOW 14 49 Reg. $16.95 PILLQWS Hen feathori "I A New LOT MATTRESSES Brand new. 30", for bunk O QC bedi. Reg. $11.50. .. Now 0.73 Navy Type Jacket Wof.r repellent Alpaca lined 1 O OE Full cut. 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