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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, OCTOr.KK 211, in.ii PAGE FOUR HERALD AND WAV'S, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MARKETS and FINANCIAL Groins Slump But Recover CHICAGO, (Al Orln reu..ei'4 1.0m in emy eell-off on the baird at trtde today, punching out email ealna tor the session after havlnf been down ft couple of cent t one tune. The rally atarlta in com am tlon. un... ti.u hialwr. Dwember M53H-1.. corn 'j to 1 cent hither December I1.7SV4. oU unchenned to S higher, Decirnlxr (0, rye (new itylel M-l higher, Decemoer fltti.. toybeans -li higher, Nocember MMtt-JW. and lard 10 cent lower to I cents e hundredp ounds higher, November 114 .83. Wheel Open Hih Low Dec J.W'.-'; Mtf'e 'M Mar S &Si.-M tit'. 3 MH May ma-M J.MH JMs July SJS-41'i Stocks Start Weak, Rally for Gains NEW YORK. (An The Mock mar. let ra I tod suddsnlr tostar after a wee slart and In the elostng hour Issue after Issue awunf to tha advanctne aide of tha ledier. Britk tradinj at the opening Urn. mered down a bit aa the refl lot underway but during tha final hour Sicked ue aln and volume for tha By was around l.aoO.OQO shares. Oi! stscl". and railroad Issues were among tha tint to Jump on tha band wagon and show gain. Right on their hull. atMl atocka came back qulcklr Onca tha rallr got underway, about halfwar throueh tha session, thara was llttla returning to tha imll of the opening hour. n rnnvn , anactad by many traders, who had anticipated hwtng ' on tha heele of the proiorurea sup downward. They felt the main factor in the mar kets weakness waa tha poor third quar ter aarnlnga (Utcmtatt ef many Urge corporations. . . But they saw better fourth quarter ahead. Quotations Ad Corp Allied Chora .Mini Chalmers . Am Atrllnei . Amer Power li Light Amcr Tel at Tel A mar Tobacco . Anaconda Atrhloon Ecui Steel , Boeing Airplane Borg Warner Burr Ad Uach Calif Pacific Can Pae Caterpillar . Celanefe Chrysler Con Edlaon Cona Vultea Crown Zellcrbeca . 14 . SI . lM'a . 4T, . Cl . S3 . J . 3'a . IT'a . W . 31 W . 4H . . SS'l . J' . IS . 4S Curt Wncht lO'B SS-4 Si'a 4J'e 13;a Ma touguia Aircraft Uupoot .. . - rut man Kodak rmex Kadlo t an Flecuic l.rn . Foods -Gen Mo ton Goodjear Tire rlcmeftalca lnt Hart-eater I.it Paper Johns ManTiUe . Kennecott : Llbby UcN at Ub . lockhaed Air Locw's Inc Long Ball "A" Mantgomcrr Ward rrash Ketvtnator N Y Central 4 Northern Pacific a Tac Aster Fish . Pachas ea Elec Pae net aV Tel ractaTd Fenncj- J C Prnn R P.-p:l CoU . PhUca radio CP . . Ttayonler Rcyonler PFD , Republic Steal rcr McUla Richfield SI, S'i isw S3 "a SH If lS'a S.'i SS'i 31 'a Eafeway S;ars Roebuck Soc Vacuum Southern Padnc . Standard Oil Cat . S.a.Tdard Oil M i , S-udebakar kunih Mn S3 S" U'i Swift A Co l wentth Cant Fox la- Union Oil Cal Vnlon Pacific United lrUnea a 1004 31 Vnlted lrrrait Vnited Corp U S Plywood . V S Steel V'amar Bros Western Un Tel SA'ast ir Brahe -Western Elactrte W ool worth 44 34 13. 40s T 3S', 38", 4i Portland Poultry PORTLAND, lAPI Cggs-'to whole salers): candled agga containing no loss, cates included.- F O.B. Portland: A large, eSH-figts cants; A medium, at grade, sz-ae cents. Live chickens "No. 1 quality. F.O.B. plants): fryers. S-3 lbs, 2S-37 cants; 3-4 lbs, 33-27 cants; roasters. 4 lbs and over, 37-28 cents; light bens, all weights. 31-33 cants: heavy hens, aU weights, 37 cants; eld roosters, all welihts. 13-14 cents. Dressed turkeys A grade, young hen net to growers F.O.B. farm on dressed basis, 43 cents lb; A grade toms mostly 33 cents; A grade toms to retailers. 43 cents lb: lew higher; New York elite as. sraoe nana au cents. Potatoes ItM-St 1131.5! October 27 October 28 Month to diU tteuoa to utt 11 77 0 ... Ml 869 t62 1432 CHICAGO. fAP-VSDAi Potatoes: . Arrival! zu on track 372: total U.S. ihlpment Frldar 657. Saturday 411, and Sunday 11, Supplies moderate, de mand good: market linn to illfMl stronger; Idaho rutscta $4.75-3.10, utili ties 3.70-75; MtnnecoU-Korth Dakota red river valley Pontlae S3.69 washed, triumphs S3.30 washed: Washington ni seu t4.6S-9S; Wisconsin clslppewaa S3.00. 20, trlumnhs 3.O0. Give a Beautiful Brief Case or Wallet . . Pioneer Office Supply Ce. 62S Main. Hove o reel (laier re place the Woken auto Utt with new leletv aleti a a a and hove eb perfect In look anej (ret from any strain or (trail t cause trouble Inter. Any thape, any tig quickly, perfectly replaced, KIMBALL'S CLASS SHOP Plaaws ferki I (tea lit Wettest . . PkeM717l spma ims m j -..,v . Close JMVa S.M4-H J 44', Weather WESTERN OREGON Some morn. Inf tot tn vlle. OtberwiM mostly cloudv tedar with thOav-ars dlminuhina tonlfht. Partly cloudy Tudv. Itt U cooier today. HiiM both dayt 90 to M. Low tonlfht S to a geanrJ nvtV:nW VI nti v rWlHv with a few shower tody Partly cloudv tonlaht and Tuesday with a hw SSSr&S. SnU.'od.,nd",.oWe5, Lows tonlaht M to U Cooler Tuesday . with hifha of s to to. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY Few ahou-are today and rlearirg to night, sunny TUesoav wttn tome morn ing fog Htg h today SO. Low tonight 34. High Tuesday M. Br The .. at Pris Ktadlugs for the 2 hout ending at sjo loaay- Nsl Bend , - - 71 lugene M KUmath Falls La Grande 5 Lakevlev 67 Itedford Pendleton 0 Port lard (Airport - 3S Ro-eburg .. S Salem J Chicago - ...52 Denver , . 80 Eureka 1 Los ngeles B3 it New Yore, . U 4 St 4T Bed Bluf! San rrandsco Seattle 71 San Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAV ntAVCISCO. tAP-US- DA i Cattle TCO. salsbla supply losds. few lots feeder steers: balance largely cows. Feeder steers active: cows slow, not fully established, early sales stcsdy- wwast. soma O.I ao canu; feeder steers steady-strorts. Scatterinf canncr-cut'.er cows 19 0O-23 00. edd bead low utility dairy tj-pe cows 34.S0. Around S l.ads food feeder steers JJ.7S-T4 35. the-e around sso-tlio lbs: around 1 i toads Out from 3Z.73-33.XI. Calves 173: supply lartely stocker calvei: actie. s'.esdy -strone. More than X'a loads nvosU)' (ood 3SS-393 lb siock cai-ea so. Hoes 300; active, butchers 33 cents Vower than Thursday: sows steady, choice 180-240 lb butchers 3133. Ued- lum-crolce sows le.po-i.jo. Sheep 300: salable supply consisted mostly fat ard fatter lambs carryins mostly noted pe ts; not fully ttub-1 lished. Few early Mies -choice ham n1 sraolMl mlauahlpf lambs I SI .00-30. rkifAflA Livestock CHICAGO. .AP-USDA'SalaW ho ! IDrmUr tteadr with Friday aver- j aM oa both butchrr and fovi-s: mo:t enole ibo-zbd id Duicnen ij.m-wjat, ; little below 19.40; few loads choice 190- 22a lb 19-53 awl a oouDie aevK enoicc No, 1 and No. 1 lightwelfhU I9 60, the t5: other weicbto caree: most choice sows 400 lb and under 17.15-1830; 400-500 lb 14-SO-17 J3: odd bead heavier weibU ai low as 15.73; early clearance. Salable cattle 15.000; salable calve MX); slow; slaughter iteeri. heifers, and cows steady to weak; slreable sup ply steers and heifers unsold late; bulls full- steady to SO cents higher; veal crs about stead-; few loadi high-prime ;een held above 39-75 with load or so held above 40.00: most prime steers i and long yearlings 37.75-305. few , loads sold 39.50; choice to low-prime steer W-50-37 50: good to low-choice grade 32-00-M-25: few loads prime kallara rwl n-livsa4 VCarllnea 37.30- 38.00: bulk choice and prime heifers 33-00-37.00: aoost ntgn-uuiiiy ana cam. i tnercial cows 23.50-29 00; canners and j cutters 17 50-21-50: utility to gocd bulls ! 2&.0O-30 0O: commercial to prima veai- crs 30.OO-38O0. ! Salable sheep 3000: tlaughter lambs and yearlings steady to e; ewes stead-: choice prim fed western cUpc-td lambs 32 00. the top: scattered ; lots closely sorted native 22.00; bulk : native Umbs 30-50-31 JO; bulk fed year lings 00-29.73; slaughter ewes most , lr u -00-15.00. j Youth's Body Identified EUGENE. 11 A 19-year-old youth, found dying on highway early Saturday, was Identified u Frances Cutcbow, Portland. Identification was made by friends. He was employed by the Hints Lumber Co. of Westfir, Cor oner Fred Bueil said. Outchow died two hours after he was discovered on highway 58 five miles west of Oakridge. Buell said death was the result of a brain injury. Police were investigating to determine whether Gutchow was the victim of a hit-run driver or had been beaten and then dumped out ot car. WESIX ANNOUNCES First Price Raise Since 1946 r J ncreased cost of production, includ ing labor and material, have finally made necessary a modest raise in the price of Wesix Wiredheat automatic electric heat ing systems effective November 1, 1951. Wesix ability to maintain low prices, over such a long period of time in a rising market while continually improving its fa mous products has been due to advances in production techniques, engineering re search, and the result of close cooperation . in our labor-management team, but more important still, support by YOU. the public. 'Co both home-owners and dealers Wesix pledges its continual leadership in the fight for better, more healthful living at a price level all can afford. - WESIX ELECTRIC HEATER CO. Terminal Sales Bldj. Portland 5 Church Group Eyes Columbia PORTLAND, IP Churchmen ex pressed enthusiasm today niter heir unique purvey of the Colum bia basin tor a joint church-found- inn project. The SO members of 11 Protes tant deiraininaiioiu ended a ihree- oay. 400-mile tour yesterday. The Rev. Shirley Orrene of New York City, agricultural relations secretary for a ConsreKntlonal Christian churches committee, de scribed Uie basin as Americas no. 1 h'gh potential rural area for the 1950 s In terms of church extension and development.' ir.lltee, described the basin as No. 1 high potential rural area tor the 1960s in terms ol church ex tension and development." It is the area where a vast agri cultural empire is expected to i al low Uie arrival of water from the Grand Coulee. Dr. Claton Rice of Seallle. presl j dent o( the WashuiRton and North iinitft .-..mr,l nl fhnrrhi. said ;tl,e Koal of the jotol actio.. Is to j nam uie wuutot luiuirciixui. r.hich characterised so much of , early church rtowUi in Uie west. The church council has gussimied i to cerifltn dcnonunalloiis arras in I which Utey will be responsible for i cie-clopnient. -; , J t. yJI AAtf bt " afsr rt vl ;S I .ffT yrrzrz-ji '-3 1 1 f n 51 y, " i I i in ti iiii)) ii i ' i ' ni , , ,T H,nr, a' H.tr.pTorn" u,i ,J i"w John E. Kruae. exceeding ler '-"i t, k-i.i.. ... rr.r,.ll -O ba i . . . . . .. Ralph L. Marun, ovcrlo can. rorieit SSI 1T..I 1 Baracy Walters. Uvestoclt runninj at! ia.ee. rme 33. waiter D Bassetu no PUC permit. I av,.... . . . ,, J Letter E. Samples. cease. Fire st. . ,, cL'... -,n m or 10 days. Barton Crlffilh. drunk. Tine S3 01 UJunm1e-O N.!l. drunk, rin. .13 Of j davs. Joseo'h Roach, drunk, fine KJ or 13', daa. Jarrri Batter, drunk, rorfrlt $15 ball. Pre.itts Bingo. druna. tine Htm or 5 days. Clarence Carr. drunk. Fine S23 or I3li days. Maurire Perry, drunk and disorderly. Fine S40 or CO days. Temple Prc-lar. recklers driving rine SCO or 33 days. Tcmp'e Preslar, no operator's license. Fi- -1 . Temp:e Fresiar. no yemcie bhw Fic S3 Sick Zupsn. drunk Fortei J 1 bjir Tiicmai Peck, drank. F ortell IW : ba-t John DVau!t. drunk. Forfeit S20 ha:l Jame Kane, drunk. Fin W3 cr ia da-. . . . , ''ruSolp'h'ceraldo. dnjnk forfeit su Yitt-c Thompson, drunk fine or ! da Luther Jones, drunk. fine Kl or 10 d.' Correu. drunk, forfeit $15 ball. PORTI.S.ND. lAP-USDAl Cattle sal able 1130: holdover 100: marl-.et slow rathe- ureven; steers at helters staady atrona: costs weak I-oert aood-holee it as oo: few ood ih'ort fed steers S4.W-35 00: comm-rrui inmm n-os-- It Ji.oo-M.eo: utiiiiv .teers :t co-js oo. UUlltr h-'.fers 3-' C9 OO rommerclal - food hel-'ers 30 00-33 Csnner-cvltler r-rws mottl- I3.n-1 .00. Tew II x: utu ltv cows 53 00-23 on. Commerc'sl-eo-Hf bullj 2900-30 00 ut'lilT bulls 25 50. rewrkur rti?: .iiatUr ppiy" Sort nlvat i-i!d r: strone nrlres. Ccwd. clce .r)O-SO0 lb -lock calves mostlv 38 039 00: few heifer cslves upward t- 42.00: n-edium stockers 30 00-sIO: choice !t!-ht-r erlve-vealers 35 00. 37.00: commerc'al good 28.00-34.00; cuU- u-iiiit is.oo-- oo. Kots saleb'a 1100-. holdos-ers 250: market slow, steady 2 cents lower than Tlrday. Chc'ce 180-23 lb butchers 20 75-21 .CO: choire No. 3 270-20O lbs la 00: cs-'uee 250 rbs 20.00. Chol-a 3S0-530 lb sows 15 50.17 00: 635 lbs 15 00. Few good-choice heavy feeder pi's 2000. Sheep 1200: market rather slow, gen 2" strady.weak. CooC-choSce wooled eV No. 1 pelf lambs 29.23-30.00; one f -o ime 98 lbs 30 50. good feeders 2800. rome held higher. Cocl e exes 12.00-13.00: cull-utllity 7.00- 11 00. r Prim Diet Pays Off HOLLYWOOD, ( LeRoy Prlni, a movie director who collects lire arms as a liobbv, is glad he a watched his diet. Prlns curried a land mine- a Korean war souvenir into Uie po lice station Saturday for a check up. He was afraid H was i-ull live. Before lie brcame suspicious of the land mine, however, Prlns used It for various purposes around the houe. For a tune, it was a step stool. Police told Prim he didn't know j how lucky he was. The land mine I waa designed to explode under 300 pounds of pressure. i Pruut weiKhs 173. Birth Control it by Pope VA tJITV i. Pope Plus ' XII spoke out at length today on uie suojeci oi oirtn control, ex tending his remaiks to warn Cath olics aaitast poible muse ot the so-called ''rhythm theory ol mm tiMi ictuiiuiia. The pontlli's address was made to a special audience lor delegates to Uie national coUKtess ol Italian ob oosieiricisns. out nis wor o viouslv w-rre rilri,-liil In Ciithnltra throughout the world. Deluung uie primary ollectlve ot marriage as "proc-realion oil new me Bm) ns educadon." Ui-j pope not only spoke out agamst birth control. bul warned a:(a.ii.vt I ". ,UJ" SSI Vatican rources dc-cribed SXrr .r tha aintlr frntit nn., n,,-t hull Iht second page of L'Osservaloie Bo- ,h vllrun nu.mM-fT 1I11,V, MIV TMvM IKWaiiH'V. . The pontifl spoke Of uie con-1 stanUy more dUlused recouise tin 1 . . . ,ri ,i.vll,. I1-w4 n uuii-isti vii.i, i i ure wvsuevu. This has bnpn 111 the nasi Ire- auenUy been reierred lenUy been reierred to as the ', ruytnra titeory ol lerumy ana nou- . fertilliy In women." tThe theory U ' concepuon Is possible only I during certain periods ol each . nionlh In a woman's life. 1 The pope urged his listeners to base their Instructions coiicernnii; this theory upon authoritative Judg ment and publications, and not upon "simple popular publications.' Negroes Back Robeson CINCINNATI. IF The new na tional Negro labr council ue-t i nounced bv bevcral union groups; !as being Communist Inspired, is for Nrsro.-a In areas vtliere nicy now are barred. Thai was the announcement ves - terriay by Coleman Young oi Dc- troit, executive secretary of the council, as the 400 delegates wound I up two days of oratory at their lounuuiE convention here. Most ol yesterday s convention session was devoted to speech? i of protest because Ibe state dc- partment has denied singer Paul Robeson a passport to travel lu 1 rw-n, : turope. SHOOTEK PARTS ia T.ia-a, mntl tlr,inmie j S. Ainbassador David K. Bruce as a iruuuicancoter. ne is ai o a sharpshooter. At a diplomatic shoot yesterday at French Pres. Vin - cent Aunois summer estate at Ramboulllet, Bruce knocked down 70 pheasants Auriol got only 41. SECRET BIRTHDAY TAIPEH. Formosa, i.fl Pres. Chiang Kai-shek has tllnped nut of town to spend his birthday Wed nesday at some secret place. All Nationalist China will celebrate. You Save Money by Finishing This 2-Bedroom READY-BUILT HOME Yourself! 7 KLAMATH 1 -- -- 't J Overall IkHL'-3I & (Delivered to your location at nominal eeal) You con finish the interior of this home in your spore time and save enough to buy furnishinqs. House is ready to set on your foundationready for wiring, plumbing ond interior finishing. Has living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen dininq room ond bath. Complete with framing, siding, roofing, shfjetrock, windows, flooring, doors, hardware and trim. Built in our yards, of good quality materials, by expert workmen, all floor and ceiling joists and stud ding are on 16 inch centers. An outstanding home value! Main & Spring Trunk Yields Woman's Body LOS ANQELES. Lfi-Ttie driuv in hulvp.i of a tvoiiiun'a bod v. louiid sluKod in a trunk on a va-1 , " . u"u" Blu" f- Ttu-re was no liiitlcatlon of Ideinl-1 l,v. Police said Hie woinuii, about 40 years old, apparently had bcrn muidrred. The body was cut In two ut the waist and Jimmied In a trunk bearing the Initials "KTK." Victor D. Keosry, pnrinrr In a trUCill&T firm near the. vnranl Inl found the bodv vesterday while tracing an odor coming f rom Uie lot. Four Jailed On Weekend Four new names were grilled to the eouniy Jail rosier over Uie weekend. Jilclutrd J. Ruers. 31, Bly. sentenced In Sitrnuu Rivot iiiiii court to 30 ditva and g $50 line on chnrue ol detratidlim n Inn' seener. Ernest SwarLslngrr. 4120 Alia niont. una nrresled bv state do- lice Ihm main on charge oi sssault ana Dallcry Glenn A. Dnritnd. 48. 564S Alia niont. was (tilled bv stale polit e Kninrdav evenlinr on charge of artvlnu while Intoxlcaled. Vni-rn M Mnfttitnn tuna In csrceraled on chame ol bclni! drtmk In a private place. Tlie latter three men are slated for dlslrlct court appearance this afternoon. ifibin iees Mb I. Barklev Victory ' NEW YOPK. If Pres. Truman and Vice Pres. Bnritiev -won again sweep America" In 18'i3 If 1 Vhi.v rhnsa to riitt for ree'e-tlon I h'J ,ch"! '""I I. '.Tt'hji savs Labor Secy. Msurlce J. Tooin. tlO a-nniuv i -,.- i.,,.,v- ...v..... adds, however, that he does "not ! w. h,i P.x Truman la oolntr " ' 1 ,' u,?w. ., A cum iuuiii ainu last ntriht at a gathering of tho J-wtS'i Irbo- rcmniitlfe to AFL Pres. William Green. honor HI K IMKB ' , MANILA. LP - Thr Philippine news rservlce todnv snld an nrmv task forre Mirnrtsed nd kUM R Cnmmuniit link leader nd ?. m hit men Sunday on Pimny islnnd. 1 ne icaarr wits lariumru r nn o. y. me ntrency reporira inm 11 guerrOla.' Ineludlt JVa "; rrc c-..rr.-. i ni, tatn In the Vlnya islands In the Central Philippines. BOOY FOl'ND REFDPORT. H" The body of Thomas Joseph Ayeri. 71, formerly on an isinnn in inrne-itcr oay near hrr. Avrrs ni'i n-en niLMitn ; ' since Septoinber 19 wlim h was !t in a boat nccldrnt while fish- , ' big 'n the bay. i PRISONKiaJ TO FORKST FOREST OROVE. lAi-Flfly Ore- , on prison imams win arrive r.o. venVbtr I at th nw. forest work camp on tne soutn torn oi uie wuson river near nere. won is nearlv completed on the 15 build- inKS being erected , 'e.w:u. HOLLVWOOD. ijl It's another ! ffirl for the Bcb Crosbvs. A rlau-zh. i fr was birn to t'l- bandled-r - "c onvuiuaj. 11117 nuw u,r : Klrls and U""" boys. Brother Bing ih4s ,our- ""V- INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWENS INVESTMENT SERVICE Listad. fnartlre. I'lillaled an4 Ovtr-tbe-Ceenter bead and Starki. Inveatment randa tai Mar-nan Sim-. Pht e 1-1I7A KLAMATH FALLS 2985. Phona 3144 1 m uamui 1 Police Nab Truckers Stale police In conjunction Willi weigiunaslers over Uie weekend, c. It'll between pU and 00 tiuckein at llio noi'Uiciitl sculi's on U.H ui inr various violations ol truck tvemhl rcitulnlluiis. I'ollco on itl miiioiily of Ilia vio lations were lor exceeding, de clined wetiihts or lor not Iiuvidh a weight decimation cerlutciite mw..v u,,,Lr CUlllllliSOlOII. Since August 1 nuixinuim legal wemlit lor trucks on Oieuuit hiith- ways liua beeu Id. 000 pounds, as set by the 1W61 IrKislature seiulon. U.liccrs stated nianv trurkeis liavo lulled to have their wt'lulit certiflcitlca Increased to lliul iniixl mum, mid have been "iiyppinu Uie slate ol Otetion out ot a conMitcr able amotitu of money In lees." tn ii.iir.aF llMtutn1 tltn Klnln would httve lost an estimated 1110.-1 000 In fees alone, from the vio lators cited here over the weekend. T" Plane Crashes, 26 Killed GUATEMALA, auitlenialit. Lfl The government proclaimed nu llonniue inourutUaT Suntliiy lor a liuatciiiulun acting troupe virtually wipru out In Uie crash ol a Guate malan air force transiwrt plane. I Uuly two of the 3S persons aboard sur ivea. - Krr;;"."? . i.,w' ; perfoiniitnce at Mores, cradled Salurdoy sliorlly alter taking oil near the tropical city. I he two survivors, both enter- tamers, were Ihrotvn clear of the " V.J ma .n!;Ur.,;!.?IM':i"i iO-ycar-old radio songstress Zioltt Lus Kstradii. was found In the branches of a nearby tree. n!CallA al UlbOlle VstlaisTIS 1 sFisjHin. Prices Held WA8IIINOTON. i.n-Prlce Dlrec lor Mtcimel V. DiKttlle sas Uie government, Uirouuli ,,0(x atubiUzailon job," has saved U.S. constiir.rin (rom lour to six billion dfllar. f "All of the thing RrB relative Mld u L, vcr hBr(( lo inrttJlUrr.. ( the elfect of price controls h Bid m ft (Uaimett news eervicn j radio interview yeMcnlny, but lie I believes con.Mnncra have been i jvrd Umi much. The cost of living went up 8 pen cenl from Korea until la.st January" i. n KAiu, out from February 15 to Awtu.ni 15 lollowlng the prlre freeze Imposed January 2tt It rose j only ninetentlii of one percent. Are you modern or are you still struggling with your own management i problems? Wrlle ... George S..M.y Company Wailaia Dlslllaa :tl Ceaay Street, lea haaslua I, Calif. lilebllslisd Ull 1(50 mm SPECIAL Complete 8-lefson SINGER Sew ing Course given with each used SINGER. This special sale will continue only as long as our limited supply lasts. Came early for best selection. TREADLES i J950 -RMA18fR- SINGER SEWING CENTER 633 MAIN Phone 2-2513 NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE Third Type A-Bomb Set Off in Nevada I.A8 VKOA3, Nov, Ml The Ullllrtl Bliilrs now lint at least dure allows to Its atomic lluii bow. Jolnliilf the aeleit company ol the larva A-bomb and the liaiiy A-boinj yraterday was a medium anol weaiwn which nave oft a biirf, billlliint flash and perhaiis the matt - iretiaisii riiittti ciinct vri aeen m aiu ircilKlsn cioun eunii yrs ecr ...i - liutii'tir tfiv uy tuc nv'iiitv uuvia i COIIIIIllaaloll. I lie lltuui'l nit-, m.v luitifHiinvn. bomb aaa diopped by a U-JUi plane In a daylight demonstration ye.tlerday morning. I DKLAY I It was the second alter-datvn nu- clcur test vul on bv Uie AI'.O ull er much delay because ol weather and various operational tllfllcultlen. Unlike tile pallid baoy oiast last Monday, yesterday's damna tion caused a rumble heard as fur away as lllg Hear, Cnlll . X!5 miles away, and HI. Clrorge. tltith 136 miles oil. All avlnlor flying ut about 11. WW Irrl over Kulbab loresl, llliih reported seeing llm fla-ll some 300 inllrs tllatant. It also was . widely seen In l as Vegas and oilier souUirrtt Nevada com munities, but was fell bv comnar atlvelv lew persons. There was no dnnioge reported. Tlie ARC renorled llndlng s small amounl ol radiation In I If 1 Heatlv-I.athron Wells arcs, about 1 3S miles soutliwe.-t of the Yucca Klal test site, but II was trrmed 1 , iinharnilul to humans snlinnls or ; , a-iiims 1 Yesterday's bomb unofflrlallv , ,, , mlclp,r 0,, J" " ' u ,usi.h while then , J "J" "d .Sl'i .'cono" before sending up a column of smoke and the laminar atomic nnithroom. Changing through various colors front grey to purple to brown to nlnk, the nuclear cloud assumed a "". shaiie which stretched widely across the sky before llnslly dh iMteoralliiz three hours slier the blast. At Its peak, the cloud rose Sold Hit Wife The Chinese scholar had sunk an low under opium, that ha even sold hu wife and daughtera to buy the dru. Thn to live, he took up In the ten h ou-.cn mhrrr he rtelted the ancient cIamIcs thnt the Chi nese so crnve to hear. He did not believe the Bible but hfl told them Ma mlraclrs and wonder and a' i nt he himself enm to believe so it wa he took Christ as hl o Lord and uavlt own lour and stood on it that he had eter nal life. Then the Lord sent him out ovrr China to ml) In crowded hrtlls. how Christ had lifted Itlm Ni -rgsior from being an opium slave. I.Ike this high-class scholar mar vou also poaatss Chrlat In your heart ns having died for your 'n.s. and brought you Into eternal life. Then grow up. Be much 111 the Illble and prayer until Christ hat given you new ways and day. Your part Is to give out the word Ood's Is to bring them through lo salvation. Tills apace paid for by a Portland lumberman and wife. mm ML ID uMMIJS Limited uupply of uied SINGER Sawing Machinal available trade-ini, demonslralori, floor lamplei. All are fully reconditioned by SINGER and are in good running order. DOWN PAYMENT AS LOW AS... A lie Meil PORTABLESiia 57so Next to a new SINGER your bttt tioned by 'SINGER. If can only p) p' (fRt . ,,r.,tu Lslv 1(1 0110 fret anil alln....i ... n mm 1 ... 111 iimiiHuiv iv.vw it-i-i nun a wltllh of linn ly 60 iiillra. Teachers Hear School Leader Teachers of the cliy ochool svs tent wcie gathered at Mills audi lorliim tills, Bllornoon to hear a talk by a representative of Uie 11 a llonal classrotiin assoclallon. She Is Mrs. Jane Atexaiulrr, pieKldent. The association Is a imit ol the mi t lull n I etliicallon associa tion. --erefc your United pocket -V eemakeens) Malnllnets lov ol . . . . 5:10 P. M. AN FHANCISCO 3 hn. IOS AN0IIIS . S',hrs. NeinSkavne) Malnllnets tovt ot . . . 12:35 K M. POTlAN0 . . a hn. "A Jhr.. asl, hMKltn flgkii ra "all Iks lasl" UNITED AIR LINES AlfMrt TerailasJ. CM HJ , ea aa evfkaalisd I'e.al agenl. sf 1HI IINOII MfO. CO, CONSOLES Iran 89: 50 buy U a uied SINGER recondi be oblonet, from yow . . . IF 5