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Newspaper Page TextTUKSIMY, OCTOnF.R 23, 1051 PAGE TOUR IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OUKC.ON MARKETS and FINANCIAL Markets Open Firm, Weaken CHICAOO. tt - M.rteu ork..l lower .Iter si'.uy to linn tUrt T today i th. bo.nl of tr.de. The decline .urted in deferred dellverle.! .rid tow.rd the close nely .11 coi.tr.ci. hd hum up minus ln. Rye nd ou relied Uie general re.cl.on. Mwt trirtV-, looked .t the decline u technlcl .djusiment .tier '"'At uSrSTa he.l .. higher to lower. December U-V Corn w." V lower to higher. December II.W.-S. 0. were ower . huiher December NVV Re inewi -t to 1 cent, higher &cenEer tlthfZ 6o were . to . lower. November UMIS inTS" w.. la cenu a hundredweight higher to 11 cent, lower. Octo ber $16.60-64, Whet- Dec. M.r. May July Open . 2.54-M'i . S.Ma. . 2.56'. -' . 2A1 High tow Close 3M. SSS' a.M-. J.5S 3.54'j HI'i aM's J.M;i !'' J.M. J6 '6, Rally Cuts Severe Stock Break NKW YORK. 1AP1 - TK Jtoc mar ket Milled wit ha rush . today and choked off a conunualloa of urdw ""lnh. 7ln 'l hour' th market headed upward wllh swarm of buyers creel In. demand heavy enoulh to put th! tleker l.pe behind for . W ape I. G.m. eraon. leader, ranied up to between two end three pointe with .ome hlh priced Issue, lnj up to four pomu. Losses with noleble e cepllone were lew then a point In ec. ll','rt.lT-nhime of tradln. IM to SH animated I.OuO.OM "--u it 5': with yesterday s oia '""S ber U. ml. Chert, cruelly Plaintiff V" .St. 1 .XortT.me heeded down eceiis property settlement. .130 .Home) "sioS. Join. m todiy " the ril) I fs. mrdic.1 expen,... cu.lody three . SS?J 1 ii a Steel Chrie- i minor children. S150 per month chi d er?UJcii, W. O. Brlc.ner. attorney tor ScilS. Zenith B.1IO. end DtcllKll. ,ilANTtD WS"? .. a. w, ... off much' Donaid r. Molen vs. Galea Molen mtuES Antf 17 ol! time "ter - ! HJ'int.U Simpson Edward ifflMSirflpil. Ghe,r v.. Georg. A- Quotations . Ad Corn - - Allied Chem J Alii Chalmers . Am Airlines Amer Power St Light Amer Tel & Tel . .. Amer Tobacco Anaconda Atchison Beth Steel Boeing Airplane Borg Warner Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacific . Can Pac Caterpillar . Celanee Chrysler . Con Edison Bomb Small But Powerful LAS VEGAS. Nev , UP Ameri ens. always In .wr of .lie, had something different to ponder to day: the surcessiul detonation ol an atomic weapon so small 11 ilared less than a TNT blast, yet so powerful It demolished a 100-foot .teel tower. Yesterday's .mating test may have usherM i ge of Hie h.-bv A-bomb. No test w. .-lted- uled loiay but there m.y be .nolher bigger blast tomorrow. Tight lipped .tonne energy com mLvion olllcl.ls conceded thero wouldn't be a smaller explosion Uian "operation pinpoint'' which started . series of blasts at the AEC's Nevada proving ground that probably will run through tilts week and next. M.nv observers. Including some mlllt.rv men Just back from Ko rea, found It dltlicuil to oeuevr lhat . nuclear explosion could emit light for a mere fraction o( a sec ond, and make less noise Utan a heavy artillery shot. Yet the downward thrust ol tne Rickey Backs Farm Policy WASHINGTON. (fi Branch Rickey todav boomed loilh a tie lento of 111. busfbtitl bibv-lhe larm sslcm - before the house Voice Contest In November Thr Junior ehHinlirr o( cnnuitprce "Voice nl UMinm'iacy" uprnkluti coulo.it will net uiuicr wv In Hull vultiHt hluh ai'hoolj ihrouvhuul Kin ninth county thn MrM wrclt in NuvtMnbf r, crui ic, t cluurmmt Hi ucf T DiivIh rpportPd last nluht Rt the rrvulnr Jaycee mc-rllnR. Thi rounlv content. Davlii Haiti. wilt bf hrld tiurliiH the wrrk o tllRTllA VtHlf -n.itft ml Klamath VaPev hM- pitai. vc.ooer 2. iMi. to Mr. ana ; detonation lUttcned the tower irom which Uf small atomic mass was Mc. Siivan Kirk. Bealiy. Ore., a bo Weight: 9 poundf 13 ounces l OMTl AIMS III. tD Charlet W. Wtlnon v. Buth E Wil on. niit for divorce. Couple marned Lai Vet, Nev.. October 30. X9A1. Charge. e;;itenee of previous marriage. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff- Hargai-et Beverly C,apoole va. Roberi O. GlaiApoole. suit tor divorce. marnei Reno. wev.. pii 5t off. "Thpre's nothtnc Ifft of the tower.' Test Mcr. Carroll L. tn--ler remarked. Indlcntims perhvw that the small potion was as lethal in caiiix r.t'wrt.. as the or la in a 1 '?moaoido A-bomb which melted its tower. Wilson Says U.S. Strong City Settles Small Issues (Continued from faie One) resinned two weeks aiio. Balsbury went back to work yesterday. PHOTKST Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison. 1W Calllornia, appeared briore the council lo protest an order lor them ... . ........ ...... ......iMr ii-s front i lot thev own adjacent to their monopoly lnvestlBllns subcomnill e ... .,( iiiduitiu tec. HUIIIV ... 1 .... , Nnvf-mli-r 11.17 f ill, .mimlf uH evera In the neluhborhood. Mrs. hip Miucommmrp is muuyinii i " - . ,.v Morr"..;?a t wis her opinion : bill, ,o vxe.npt baseball Iron, anil-1 " "'" 'or " ZhZTZ somrllilmr else was auillv of Ihe.lrust l.ws. I he Jacees also discussed the someiniiig rue !" ' . ...,.... .... ....... ...i , lla loween nartv for rhllriren nexi TiS.n"oI ll" street com- uianaiter of llie Flllsbuiilh IMr.tes j eek. and' IhU year. UhrUtnuu n.lllm III. enauwr and lllulllbllll! snld. "Is the saviour of baseball." i proiiram Inspector were directed lo lake He said It Is "problematic" if another look at the situation today. minor Irumios would be oieralliw On the same sniilect Council-1 ,od,V major lenitue flubs hud n DrreU,Mllle5rUPisled 7hTl.,-!' bouKW minor !' " vcsllnatku, be made into llie co.t 'development of plaei tn th. rliv if the cilv aarced to1 n' subconiinlllre lusl week replace trees It has lo hive de- ''""d O'Connor. .Hie (o llie "roved J!lrtom&.HA. K. M. Poul.rs nd willows s.ld En- l'nl'a and now counsel lor tlie Rl.ePr Taxi Thomas" . re thworst l-ROMINKNT ATTORNKY DlllS UI.YMPIA. 11 Horace C. Hro die, 67. prominent Olympl. atlor liey. died at his home here Monday. offenders, and Miller's Idea was the abolition of the (arm system. that the city might replace them . ," '"'" " wh trees which do not leud to , 'b" cfJ.r; . ?. " ,.,t.V damage sewers. Mist Stops Royal Hunt VtCTORIA, B.C., (CP Philip' llyi.iK buck shoot was called off today because of the I weather. With a low-lylnx mlsi lhanaln over this are., the royjl parly cancelled plans for the prince lo fly lo Lleut.-Gov. Clarence Wal lace's mainland hunting Iodise for a day of duck hunting. Announcement of the chance In plans was made by tour olflcie Is today announced that a Inrtie mini Iber of the nation's sporls writers believe the reserve clause, oy which club owners can renew play ers contracts annually Is necessary and desirable. This was broiled! out bv a poll which also favored llie Inrni system. ! nickey, first to testify, said ho lla the number ol baseball plavers Prince major Irntaio could conlrol as limit rnin .-.in .nit. .,,. club In each of the minor leagues. Enemy Pilots Speak Russian . H'i p." J"."';""" new York, i.n American " ""- .'-. assi .wlii di m.m. ...ne - - - - .... .. . . cr.pt.riui.(i in race oil at n:ia a lit i ' WAStllNr.TON. p. uen. llovl r,Va ng service. i Martin 'KS ! in an amphibUn plane for the v.ndenberg. air chief of Maif. bv.iw Market. 7io Pme. D. rx , .K.lEml i. - LvS Irtuck (trounds 30 miles east of Said today Russlnn-spetikinii pi- Hel Southard M AIRIf.bE LU IML5 rST SMITH. JunM Melv.n Cast. 23'b 1 to farm vrarker. Xitivc of Oklahoma. iS Feitdent of Merrill, Ore Pat Ann , S3J. i Smith. IS, studenL Native of Texas. . - 47s 1 Keaident of Klamath Fall. 74 53 46 4S Weather Defense MobUlier Charles E. L "lw"n . . a I'yiiiK suaie m mr . mieraT Under the changed proKrm. mullist Jet fighter planes In the VfllSOn. I n.i 1M.4IU .n4 D,ln 1 1 T ! . i- . He warns, however, that the. fTilLr-.!,. .. ii.....,n " .l "it" . . t llir si.im Ls "still in Brave ' " ""V. " I e was .s.ea oy repor.rrs sun iu k""c . ... L .. . ' Snler'ne'x't1 "StUi Swl" mVe 130 miles to Ea-le-I OT;h,Ftol."a the Chi-i mill S smme'r" cmt. the luxury resort where tii-v M communist air lorce. Side-: WuSm aikTlSl night at the n'Xt 3'J " hi,W,n answer. Van-1 t . . ... ... i.. .w nnamnn ttekcamrt rtl in IfirPP-Qa V '-"-.- - . . n .-. VS.-E-aarLSW-S: I 7h annual" New York Herald : " toSTSL Mio" Anvbodv" wl" niui. Devo.au .ea i.euent ita per- (orum. ' last sorlmt after congressional dis- 0 mg the Mills. a!ikm who. TitrZl KEYNOTER j closures of ouestton.bl. practices wats to make someUi.ng ol thai rnni VultM . Crown ZeUerbach Curt Wright Douglas Aircraft - Dupont . Eutnun Kodak Emer Radio Gen Electric Gen roods . Gen Motors Goodyear Tire - , Homastake ... - Int Harvester Int Paper . ., Johns Man villa Kennecott .. , Libby McN Ub Leockheed Air . Loenr'a Inc Long Be "A" Montgomery Ward . Kash Kelvtnator N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Amer Tlsh Pae Gaa St Elec Pac Tel & Tel Packard Penney J C Penn R R - Pepsi Cola Fhilco Radio t?P Kayonler ,,, - Rayonier PFD Republic Steel Hey Meula .. Richfield Safeway t jars doebuck Soc Vacuum . Swthern Pacific . , Standard Oil Cal Slandard Oil M J . Studebaker Sunsa Mn Swift & Co . 44 50'i 45 2J 7'i 19 . 2,' 37 EAb a R.x yrtEuONt-iuwera today ; dj yale university. Was the key- B'.AlT ' As to the performance of Amer-; !f.. i note sneaker on the forum theme ! uratn business and Uie leRal : )w R"-MIt ;uiioI -balancing moral mpqnsibUtty 1 profession to help covernment get " 'rluv oaj. highs twin oay. 10 a cooler : scientific prosress."' rid of corruption. Symington said .n"r V,; l? " . 'j.. in tu-ighi viih to- m J .o rrtwniH aid -the fate of our tv,.t rvnnr nriramzation and "bad Our overall lasses are small in '!??r I -.VLZS L'tlcSS XnL rie-:vlew of the elose-n. support work 911 U CI kUUeV) IU IVUititt. r ace "41U e. . , 1I K -- I VIIIUX V ......... n . ' . era mn irequeni rearing per.oa i system to apply SClCUiiiiC prujfira purimeillS were nofc uk FIRST NATIONAL Investment Management Service... IDEAL FOR YOU Yet. ..the Invcsiment Man agement service, of (he l irtl National Dank ofler in ideal metliod ihrough w hich 'you may have your investment! managed by specialists. Time, experience, lourcts of infor mation .re the needed qu.li fictions for (he m.n.getnent of a well-b.lanced invest ment program. Our manage ment experts have all three. You are invited (o make an appointment to discuss Investment Management . . . at your convenience . . . with an officer of our Truit De partment. Arrange .n p pointnient through any 1 itst National banking office. 30' ... W. Tratuatnerica Tn-enUeth Cent Fox . Union Oil Cal Union Pacific .. .. Voiied irllnci United Aircraft United Corp V S Plywood V S Steel ... Warner Bros Weitem Un Tel . West Air Brake Western Elactrie Woolwortii . vedney. aiii today 00. uuun' 41. rti.a wcouca .. Br The Aeteelete. fren Rrdn..t iot tnc je iivurs euoin. at 4u a.m. toaa': Mai Mia Eugene . tails jO j ii orandc jo 4. LAkevtew ti i SjCU.O. u J J Penoleioa u 1-ortlano lalrporti 4 UOMOUI. oi beiern o i liucago eo d Ileuvc.' - fcureka e-l 3 loe Anseles Nee . i Kea Biuu . ii SJ ban rrancisco bf 4a beattie - - JO 4 we have been doing," VandcnberK I 511 lO. COMI'OSKR WKDS LAO'JNA BEACH, Composer blame Symington added. Another Jnck Norworth. TJ. who wrote the oush Tal o? he Sldfls "tOiarp practice" song hit. "Shine on Harvest Moon." !mv. : bv lawyers trying to use the - fix" i and Mrs. Amv Swor. 56. widow of man1?.5 '.?! lmr contracts lor comedian Dert Swor. are newly- tat evwinllv uiful Dlimoies. He I raiie fnr rnrruntlon a '.'ed that pessimism in America j Businessmen who refuse "to take -evms from our not knowing out , nn for an answer" in dealing with n'n trani?th or historv. ! th irov rament are partly to Wilson told of American war production turning out enousn He OQM.n I weds. Norworth revealed that they with Ra i Svming ton, aid Investigations put were married las, Wednesday at WWil.;tiued: "If while I am ! .SSltS.." on the recipients ol -most "-".atelv- Loving.orv talking here tonight a firm truce stalled gifts, while the giver N. M. His first wife was Nora wereto be signed. I say to you . Si away ' ready to start again Baycs jta. mu.l med) thai we must not deQect by one . SOon as the he.t Is off.' star, who died year. whit from our inliexioie aetsr-1 i mlnation to become strong and re- FATAL WRECK main strong." THE DALLES, W-W H- Helyer. Stuart Svmlnston. head of the : is. The Dalles, was killed and his reconstruction finance corporation, I wife. Ada, injured In n .utomo- Chicaqo Livestock CmCAu.. iAHiJA' liable hof , 12.00U; generally ..eaoy to lu cei.u lower and sleaoy on som'S; mol cnoice ) 180-230 lo bmchers 30.00-20.lo; loeo or I so J0.M and one load ciuuce o. 1 1 arounu 210 lb at 20.20. Uie top; few ' 180-180 ID 125-20.00; tows 16-JO-lfl.JO. ! Salaole cattle HSvA: salable calves ' 12oo; me lure i.ren aooul steady wua : late Monoay or stcaoy to M cents uver uian early Inst day; yearLn. steers and hellets weak to 2j cent. ; lover tnan jsonday's null dote, fully do leni. lower tor two uays; cows said his agency now Is S'clean and ' bile accident near here. Their car clear In it's dedication to the pfin- plunged off highway Bi .nd rolled ir.i. ih.t nnhiin nffir. is Dublic over seven times, state police said. trust." Tne accident occurred Sunday nliilit ; Symington took over the RFC south of Kent. INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE Ll.ud. Inactive. I'nllslt. an. O tr-the-C'eunUr bena. en. .... Inv.i1m.nl Fend. ol Sl.i'-'lrn nM. eh1 e t-itl KLAMATH FALLS Ow WweeMn eeellef D.tifa let Tee" k eeeSV ekle ee isevte. Ceil e free ear a .earl "lift tuua euaoN tomtmi" Klamath Fall. Branch SouHs Sixth Stre.l Branch M.rrlll Branch ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of POITIAM Oee" 10 t I iMlvetlnf talvrday . Mams., faeafel O.ae.,1 Uhymm CMeereiiea a 11,1 i, -l II 1 1 I J rV TT .KMI..'T1 I0R5HIIIE to FRIOIDflIRE AUTOMATIC ILICTRIC CLOTHES DRYER new i This new fngidoli. El. cult ClolKea Dry' with built-in Oien. lamp diUvt a whole washarfut .1 cloth. In IS ta IS mlnutMl And Ih.y com evl fluHy lolt, rw..i. am.llintj. N vorlobU lrapfa fur control provide. ttv right hMf far all typM of fabrics. Start now fa Kov. paefoert drying w.oth.r all year 'round wtfti ih a.w filgldalra Electric Clothe. Dryer. It's avollobl. new at a eay new low prk. H. ' tadayl VERN OWENS CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS CO. 124 Ne. 4th Phaat I36S j about iiedS-; bulls weU to 2j ccnu 31 34 42. 14 41 27'. 3d' Portland Grain PORTLAND. (AP Coarse gralna. 15 day shipment, bulk, coat deUvery: oats No. 3 33 lb. white KM; barley No. 2 43 lb. BW 64.00. Wheat 'bid to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: soft white S October 22 2.41: soft whl.e (excluding Rexi 2.41; ) Month to oa1 white club 2.41. I Season to daia nara rea winter, orainary 2.12; iv percent 2.42; 11 percent 2.44; 12 per cent 2.45. Hard wh.te Baart: ordinary 2.42: 10 percent 2.43; 11 percent 2.44; 12 per cent 2.45. Todays car receipts wheat 74: bar ley 4; flour 10; corn 2: mlllfeed 15. lower; vealers anu stocc cattle bteaaj. cnoice to tow.prune neuers , hi(h-utllity ana commercial sow vS.uo 2V.0O; bulK canner to utility cows 1830 J3-50; utility to good bulU 2600-30.00: commercial to prime vealers 31 Oo-Jd tV. Salaole shce SOOO; t?aiterea early sales slaugnte lambs fully steady at 31.03-3l.50; aiing above 32 00 on prime fed lambs; yearling ofered oni) in small lots, none aoio; uuilty to cnoice ewes 13.00-15.u0. Potatoes CHICAGO. lAP-USDA. PoUtoes: arrivals 112, on track 347; total U.S. shipments 621 : market dull: Idaho ruiseta S4.85-W; Mtnnesota-North Da. ko'.a Red River valley Pontiacs t4.20 washed: Washington nuseU 64.85-00. Potato Shipments UI-5Z 1 49 , 398 6il - 7bl 1216 San Francisco Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO. .October 22 AP USDA 24 car on traci; California 7. Oregon 1J arrived: market slightly stronger: Deichutes russeta No. 1-A, 4 40; Klamath 4 JO-23. LOS ANGELES, October 22 AP USDA' 130 car on track: California 48. Idaho 13. Utah 2, Oregon 26 ar rived: 19 arrived by truck: market slightly stronger: Idaho russets No. ! A. 4.24; Deschutes 4.33-50. j yell t ; if v v v 4 DISTRICT COURT M. B. Myers, failure to stop for school bus. Not guilty plea. Charles R. Dishman, truck speeding. Fine 612.50. Alfred J. Musshafen, no vehicle li cense. Fine 65. Bob Colson, giving liquor to minora. Santence 60 days. 65 costs. Norman E. Bernard, no vehicle license. Fine 67. George W. McAulty, no vehicle II ce.ue. Fine 65. James Anderson Jr.. fugitive from justice. Wnived hearing. Committed on si 000 bail. Thurman H. Green, drunk on high Way. Forfeit 625 ball. Lester J. BerteUen. driving while . Intoxicated. Sentence 30 davs, 65 costs. Lester J. BerteUen. failure to trans-1 fer title. Dlimisned. Lester J. BerteUen, no operator's li cence. Fin 620. Wade H. Bentley, no operator's II. eene. Fine 67 50. Charles L. Cottrell, no operator's li cense. Fine 67.50. J. D. Hall, passing on crest of hill. Fin 615. John D. Cummings, no vehicle li cense. Fine 66. Robert V. Sea ter. no vehicle license. Fine 66. MUNICIPAL COURT Joseplt W. Roach, drunk. Ftnt 615 or 7' days. Edward Sampson, drunk. Fine 650 and 30 days. Orvilt Robinson, drunk. Fin 815 or 7'i days. Luther Jarrel, drunk. Fin 815 or days. Albert Stanley, drunk. Fin 620 or 10 days. CarreU Robbins, vagrancy. Fin 6100 and 30 days, suspended. Fred Wiseman, violation basic ml. Forit 1 610 ball. Duffy w. Scdtl. possession stolen property. To county. Eugene Wall, violation basic rule. Forflet 810 bail. John McMahon, drunk. Fin 616 or f. davs. Amadel Llcota. vagrancy. Fin $100 and 90 days, suspended. DEATH SENTENCES LONDON. ur Tirana radio "jays two of 14 persons accused of spy ing on Albania for the United Slates and other nations have bren sentenced to death and the outers to prison. San Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. AP CSDA Cattle 150. steady, four head choice and low prime slaughter s'.eers 1350 pounds 37.75, utility cows 24.00 27.50. canner and cutter 16.00-23.00. Calve: Ten. commercial slaughter calves 30.00-32.00, good to 34.00. Hogs: 700. early butchers 25 cents higher, double of choice 235-240 pound butchers 22.00. Monday sows 50 cenls lower. 265 pound sows 17.30, few choice 56-pound feeder pigs 24.00. Sheep: 250, steady, double of num ber one pelt mostly medium feeder lambs 28.50, Monday fat lambs steady, 500 hfad choice wooled 97-pound Ore gon tamos Ji.ao. on deck good 77 pound wooled feeder lambs 29.00. Obituary HEKDKICKSON Carl Oscar Hendrlcknon, 09. a na tive of Karlskrova, Sweden, and resi dent of Klamaih county for 23 years, died here October 22, 1931. Survivors include: two sinters. Mrs. A. Lundgren and Mrs. A. B. Otsen of Minneapolis. Minn. Hendiickson was member of Klamath Lank No. 460 Order of Va-ia. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced later by Ward' Klamath funer al horn. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. .AP-USDAi CtU sal able 200: few steers and heifers steady but bulk of supply cows: these fairly active and generally fully steady; few good 943 lb. feeder steers 32.50: odd utility steers 28.00-30.00; few cutter and utility heifer 21.00-27.00: canner and cutter cows largely 18.00-31.30; few 22.00: shells down to 15.00: utility cows 23.00-25.00 with utility beef cows Up to 38.00 Monday; cutter bulls 22.00-25.00: utility 25-50-23 50; odd commercial 29 25. Calves salable 50: market steady; few choice calves and vealers 3500 37.00: odd good light stock calve 38.00: commercial and good slaughter calves 28.00-34.00: cull and utility 18.00-26.00. Hogs salable 250; holdover 150; few arly sales around 30 cents lower than early Monday but bulk of supply un sold at 11.30: choice 160-235 lb. 31.75 22.00; few choice 150-160 lb. 20.25-31.00: choice 400-550 lb. sows 16 00-17.50: few 325 lb. 18.00; feeder pigs scare; choice grades Monday 2100-22.00. Sheep salable 200; market active, steady: few good and choice wooled and No. 1 pelt lambs 2950-3000: util ity lambs 28.00-28.50; good feeder sal able 28.00-28.50: slaughter ewes scarre. J rood -choice quotable 12.00-13.00 si cable ot holdover breeding ewes unsold. 2& M fcfey .JlPik 1 1 ! w v- 'y? av - I m m r a Mei-cmy Proof of Perfoi-mahCe! 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