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Newspaper Page TextPAGI TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAIUS, OREGON yilKSDAY, (KTOHKIt .'10. . KrUV 149 KePST Tuesday Evening, October 31 IflO Soorta Wshllppla 8:18 Home Town Naws a-?8 Worli Nsw. Suirmary 8:30 Suburban Berenada 8:48 Headline Edition 8:SS Coming Atlractlona on ABC : 1:00 101 Ranch Boyi ABC I:.) rarberrhrn Harr-onles T:48 National Guard Slmw 00 Town Maellnf ABC 848 Tin Pan Allay 1 00 Proudly We Hall 8:38 Northwest Artbu . in 00 it PH. Haadllnai 10:11 Drum Harbor ABC 16:30 Inaomnla Club II DO Nawa Summary 1 11:05 Sln Oil .. KFLW -Wedneaday, October .31 DO Btgn on news oummary :ua i.orn in ns nurn , 6:41 Karm rare 1:18 Charlie's Roundup .' -M nnK ClMtrmA Sr NfWI ABC T40 Top of the Horning 1:59 In.lds Ntwa Hlywd ABC Stto Breakfsst Club ABC :00 Hank Henry Show 8:30 Break Iha Bank ABC 10 M Chat HunUay ABC 10:14 Tone Juiev AB 10:50 My Tru Story ABC 10:55 Edward Arnold ABC . 11:00 Batty Crocker ABC 11:15 Stop Shop . 11:50 Against Storm ABC ' 11:45 Musical Roundup 11:55 Market Report 13:00 Nawa. Noon Edition ' 13:15 raylete oiaewam snow - 13:50 Ted Malona ABC 11:45 Jack Berch ABC 1:00 Paul Harvey ABC 1:15 Victor Llndlahr ABC 1:50 The perfect ctusDana abw 8:00 Basin Briefs 1:15 Accent on Melody 3:45 Rom. Svelyn Winters ABC 3:00 A Man His Music 5:15 When Girl Marries ABC 3:30 Mary Marc. McBrlda ABC 4:00 Reouettfully Youra 8 DO Mark Trail ABC 8 a Victor Born ABC 3:30 Chat Huntley ABC 8:5 It'a Movie Time DO Sports Hlfhliirhts :1S Home Town News C 23 World News Summary a 30 Suburban Serenade ' 1:45 Headline Edition ABC 55 Cominl Attractions on ABC 1:W The Lin Rsncer C : Mystery Theater ABC SD0 The Top Guy ABC --m Vnnia'a R.II.r. ABC DO Tuna tor Defense ABC JO Curtain Call 10DO 10 P M. Headlines 10:15 Dream Harbor ABC 10:30 Insomnia Chib 11D0 News Summary 11:03 Siln Off KFJI 1154) Ko-PST Tuesday Evening, October SO :00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 KUm. Theater Quia - 30 Around Town News 43 Ssra Haj-e Newt MBS 53 Bill Henry MBS 1D0 Who's Who 1:15 Medal of Honor 1:30 Count of Monte C lis to MBS 1:48 LaPolntcs .do bong ot uoeny hos SJ0 Behind the Story MBS 45 Heidelberg Harmonatres 00 Glean Hardy News MBS 0 13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 0:30 Official Detective MBS 8:53 SJUnuta Final MBS Pioneer Office Supply has an , . portable Typewriters try them today ... 62 Main. INVESTMENT SECURITIES r . OWENS " INVESTMENT SERVICE ' Meted. tneellse. Onltsted anl , . OvertaeCosnter bends and Staeka. Investment Foods 881 Med-Dea. BUs. Phe-a 1-Jttf KLAMATH FALLS Youth Honor Day Halloween TEENAGE PARTY Oct. 31st .... 8:30 to 11:30 P.M. .. MUSIC BY . BALDY EVANS BAND ... ARMORY Refreshments and Special Program The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of The Moose in Cooperation with the following Business firms . LEACH SERVICE CO. BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Suburban Flower Shop Ward's Funeral Home PARK M0R DRIYE IN HEILBR0NNER FUELS WONG'S CAFE Insist on the Highest Quality i Royal LMjM : WHfW 10 00 I Love A Mystery MBS 10:15 Peter Salem MBS 10.45 Here's to Vets 11:00 Night Owls News I1D3 NKht 0U Club 11:00 Sl(n Off KFJI Wednesday, October 31 00 Musical Reveille 1:00 rlemtnnway News MBS 1:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 1:30 Newa 13 P., I Huva 8 DO Cecil Brown MBS 6 15 Breakfast uang MRS 8 30 Blbla Institute MBS 00 Homemakera Hannonits 8:15 Mornlnf Concert 8:30 Sons of Pioneers 8:45 Favorites of Yrsterday 10:00 Glenn Hard' MBS 10:13 Tello Test MBS 10:30 LaPolntea 10:45 Concert 10:50 Currlns 10 55 Newa MBS 11:00 Ladles rair 11 13 News MBS 11:30 queen for Day MBS 13:00 Name Bands IMS News 13:30 Dance Tunes 13:43 Market It Livestock 13 S3 Newa 1-00 Jack Klrkwood MBS 130 Tune Test 1-53 Local News 3.00 Plstter Party 3:40 Talk Bark MPS 3:43 Answer Man MBS 3 00 Rlckys Request 4 00 Fulton Lewis News MBS 4:13 Hemtneway News MBS 4 M1 Speed t;:t-son MBS 4:45 Sam Hsyes News MBS 5-00 3000 Plus MBS 3 30 Clyde Beatty MBS 5:35 Tes Fletcher MBS 8:00 Gabriel Ilratter UBS IS Klamath Theater Quia 30 Around Town New-s 43 Sam Haes Newt MBS 33 BUI Henry MBS 1.00 Guest Star 1:13 Jimmy Dorrey 1:30 Cisco Kid MBS B 00 What's Nam of S-r-t MPS 8 30 Behind the Story MBS 8:43 Heidelberg Harmonatres DO Glenn Hardy News MBS 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS J0 Halloween Ranch Party 55 3-Min. Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery 10:15 3000 Plus MBS 10:30 International Airport MBS 10:45 Adventure la Your Htriui. 11-1 yi-M Ov-ls News I Ids (fight OwU Club 13 DO Sun Off Missing Film Scribe Sought SANTA MONICA. U Screen writer William Scott Darling. S3, is missing and police have found his car on the beach north of here. Fishermen yesierdav scooped ud his wallet, floating 300 yards off fchore. Darling shared and academv award in 1&46 for the script o: the film "Anna and the King of Slam." - He was due In domestic relations court yesterday. His second wife. Violet, has fUed suit for divorce on a cruelty charge. JOB AnVICE INDIANAPOLIS (PI A Judge ad vised Francis Byrnes, 46-year-old father of 14 children. Monday to get a better job unless he wants to risk a prison term of I to 7 years. Byrnes bas been a packing house worker, but Is working as a farmhand near Monrovia, Ind., for 15 a day. The Marion county welfare department has been pay ing 140 for support of his children. Crater Lake Creamery J. W. KERNS Barney's Chat & Nibble Swan Lake MIdg. Co. DICK REEDER MILLER'S Louie Pastega's Grocery Learn the True Worth of Graded Canned Foods For Highest- Quality O Complete Satisfaction O Absolute Economy O Finest Flavor LOOK FOR GRADE "A" ON YOUR GROCER'S SHELF Club Brand Is Grade 'A' Duy It At Independent Grocers! MARKETS and FINANCIAL Grains Lose Early Strength CKICAOd, Ml Urtliu lost fjvou. .1 totvtrd i.t clat o( today, board of trade session after making good earl)- progress on new export buslncM. ' During the greater part of the session plus signs were hung up In all pita, with rye and soybeans showing the best progress. The wheat went to Japan, Indian and Mexico, while Israel, Saudi Arabia, the Belgian Congo and Jamaica took Hour. Another factor In the advance was more snow in th( Canadian wheat country. At the finish wheat was , higher to lower than yesterday's close, December 3.&3 K-i. Corn was S higher to. lower. Decemtier M.79VU. Oats were t to H higher, December MVS. Rye was l' to IS higher, December 16. Soybeans were S to 3' lower, Novem ber $2.96 i -97. and lard was 13 cents a hundredweight higher to 3 cents lower, November 114.77. Wheat Open High Low Close Dec SStV'i 3.43 n 35J Mar. . a.STVS 8.MS 3.MS J.Mi May 3 53-55'a SSS'i S.M'i 3.MVS July 3.4S J.Sa 3.4 3.44Vi Steady, Mild Sales Mix Stock Prices NEW YORK. tAPt PvrsUttnt bul mild cllin chipped iwiy ri ttrtneth In tti dock marktt today. nd prtcs spread out ovr a widely mixed ran re. Catna and losa ran mora than two point in either direction In active areas. Tradtni came to an etttmated 1 .000. tharea a compared with 1.7W.0OO kharei eaterday when the market was rMnf. The market atarted h'fher trxlay In yesterday's late rally that put the mar what appeared to be an extension at kft ahead firmLr. Buying" came into all dlvlilona. e peclal'y rail, steeb. nonerroua met oils, and chemicals. Later, however, rails started backing down with pressure heaviest on Sinw Fe. Steels joined In with V 5. Steel leading the slightly tower trend of that section. At the tame time minus signs ap peared all through the list to balance the remaining upside stocks In the final hours. Quotations Ad Corp Allied Chem Alia Ciialmers Am Airline Anr Power St Light Amer Tel & Tel Amer Tobacco Anaconoa - Adiiuoa Beth Steel toeing Airplane Uorg Warner . Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacuic .Caterpillar Celance , , Cirylcr Con Edison Cous Vultee i .-own Ze lerbach Curt Wright . iouglai Aircraft Dupom Eaitman Kodak - Emir Radio Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors .... Goodyear Tlr homestake Int Harvester . .. 33 4d 3J IT1! 30, 34 Int Paper Johns ManvlUe Kennexott Liooy Mc.V & Lib Lockheed Air Loews Inc Long Bell "A" - Montgomery Ward Najh Kelvinator N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Amer Fish Pac Gas & Elec Pa? Tel it Tel Packard " . luey J C Penn B R Pepsi Cola Philco Radio CP . Rayonier Rayonlcr PFD Republic Steel , Rer Metal Richfield - . Safeway Sears Roebuck - .. 6l. IS. 17. 53 f 33'i 110l 4S , 70U B S3 41' 33 53'. 30 54S 33a 5.1 50S Soc Vacuum Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal ., , Standard Oil N J Studebaker bunsti Mn , . - Swift It Co ra.isair.ertca - Twentieth Cent Fox Union Oil Cal j Union Pacific . 100'. 27 . 31 United Airlines United Aircraft United Corn ... U S Plywood . u b suet Warner Bros Western Un Tel West Air Brake Western Electric " . Wool worth 13', 39-. 36's 39 43'i POWER THREAT PORTLAND, Lfr Columbia river flow is slackening off again and unless more rain falls soon all available steam generation will be needed for the power-short. Pacific Northwest. FASHION OWNERS Ph. 5563 U Sa.Ttk ft rick-up t DaUvtiy! la Tatar-Ota TatMrnv 4-Bas Syadal Santa We Give S&H Green Stamps Be Sure That Weather WYSTKRN OR CON Considerable high cloudiness today and Wednesday. Lit He temperature change. Hghs both dajs 50 lo 00. tow tonight 34 to 44. CASTBRM OREGON Parti cloudy today and mostly cloudy Wednesday. Cooler today. Highs both day 42 lo A3. Low tonight JO to 30. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY -Scattered high clouds today through Wednesday wilh morning valley fug. Highs both day a Mr Low tonight U. It? Tfcs A8elsu4 rret R fadlngi for the 34 hours ending i .v m m. wnmj. Bend r.ugcie Klamath ralla . .... La Grande , Lake view Medford Pendleton Port Is net (airport Roenurg Salem . - Chicago . . Dsnvrr ... Eureka Lo Angeles New York ... .. Red Bluff San Francisco . Seattle M Mln. U U . .a sa ..P3 S8 . 50 A 3 U et 3a a 34 M ?4 33 40 ... 37 40 3T Tt 37 34 30 .13 60 33 47 73 49 63 44 49 3d Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. lAP-t'SOAi Salable hogs 13.000; generally 33 cents higher both butchers and mw; choice lhO2D0 lb. tiutchers IB 00-19.73: chnlre 160-170 lb. 19 00.10 30; sow 10 00.18 73. Salable cattle 3x; sl.-te calves 400: slaughter steers and heifers steady; cows and bulls steady to 33 cents higher: vcalers steady; prime steers 3oOOJ9 30: choice to low-prime grades 34 3O-37.S0; good to lour hole steers 31 OO-W 23: prime heifers and mixed yearlings 37 00-34 00; most choice to low-prime heifers 33.00-3 30. high-utility ana commercial cow 33 30 39.00: odd high commercial young cows to 31 00; most ranner to utility cows 17.73-33 00: utility to good bulls M OO 3000. commercial to prime veelers 30 00-3 oa Snlable sheep 4300: no slaughter lamb sold early: bidding 30 cent to 100 lower, or 3150: mostly 31.23. down on good to prime fed western clipped and In fleece: early sale yearlings fully 30 cents lower; three decks choice offerings 23.73; twit weak to SO cents lower; double deck cull ewe with utility end 10 75. Potato Shipments 1930-31 193 1-53 October 29 Month to date .. Season to dale San Francisco Potatoes SAN rRA!C15CO. Oct. 39. AP USDA Potatoes: 2H cars on track: Calif. S, Ore. 1.1 arrived: market about steady: Deschutes russela No. 1A, 3 inch rain 4 35. , LOS ANGELES. Oct. JflV (AP-USDA totau: 88 car on trck: Cal It- 24. Ore- 25. Idaho 14, Utah 3 arrived; 17 arrived by truck ; market steady : Idaho russet No. 1A 4 33-40, Deschutes 4 30. Portland Grain PORTLAND. (APi Coarse grains. 13 day shipment, bulk, coast delivery: oat No. 2 39 lb. white 0700; barley No. 43 lb. BW 3 00. Whtat 'bid, to arrive market. bala No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: soft white 2.40: soft white (excluding Rex) 340; white club 240 Hard red winter: ordinary 24t : 10 percent 243; 11 percent 343; 13 per cent 344 Hard white Baart: ordinary 341: 10 ptrcent 343; 11 percent 343; 12 per cent 244 Today's ear receipts: wheat S3; bar. ley 5; Tour 9: corn I; mlllfecd 13 San Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAN rPA.VCISCO. IAP USDAi Cattle: 130. light supply con sisted of one load of steers, balance mainly cows, short load goodcholre mostly high good 910 pound slaughter steers 36 00. three head out at 24 00. fally active, steady, canncr-cutter cows 19 00-23. CO, few at 2,3.30, utility 24.30 23 30. Calves: 20. salable supply consisted of load and couple lots holdover stock calves, market not established. Hogs: 230. active, butchers 33 cents higher, sows steady, choice 180-240 pound butcher 21-50. choice sows 17.00 17 30. Sheep: non. Monday active, steady aUMATH raita. oaaaaa. AMERICAN CHINESE avals at tiMfc kaxarf Ni. 4494 Ft Orslars Ta Take 04 Ben 8. Lee, Mgr. Insist that Hit Canned Goods Labtl is marktd Grade X You Get It! "CA. OTh UtKTMII'-r llaltM-r Wood row W. fpperaou, truck speed ing DismUoed. lmo T., Howard, overload, ritta IH Klino X. Howard, overhmd. sine 5iV William W. Allan, nvatrl.u.l rma St a Krnest A, Bwarisfager, assault and battery. Sentence 23's days. Paul J. Jones, no operator's license. Tine 95 3d. Dale C. Ilendrtckson, no vehicle II rem, rtne 9iu. Warren II Hoffman, drunk In pri vate plate, forfeit SIS bail. Jack T. Ma, violation basla rule Fine aw t William a. Hotford Jr . no vehlvle license. Fine 93. Harold I). King, no vehicle license. Fine SJ.30 Kigar M. McCoy, violation basic nils. Fine llfl. Ulenn A. Durand, driving while In toxicated. Sentence 30 de. Glenn O. Lewis Jr., no Pl'C permit. Fine 913. Wealsy II. Hewaon, hunting game birds In closed season. Forfeit 91ft bail Robert B. Hales, hunting gam birds In rloatd season. Forfeit fl3 ball, Percy Roth, violation basic rule. Fine 910. Hasel C. Rhodes, violation basla rule. Fine 97 30. Donald C. Ness, violation basic rule. Fine 913. Klmer F. Anderson, exceeding de clared weight. Fine 913 Paul K Buck, exceeding declared weight rtne 913. ' s v niHiiis MARQIMS-Rorn at Klamath Valley hl(tAl, Ovlyl4rr 29. Iv3l. o ktr. anil Mrs. Daniel Marquis, 3ug Avalon, a girl. Wfignt: T pmnda 9 ounces. STRV'UKI Born at Klamath Valley hospital. October 23. I i31, to Mr. and Mrs. John Sirubel, Lakeahore drive, a boy. Weight: pounds 4 oimr. HOAR - Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, October 30. 1131. to Mr and Mr. Raymond Hoar. 4133 Halm drive, a girl. Weight: 9 pounds 7 ounces. Dtntrm i.tANTtn Robert I. Pence vs. Hilda M Pence Bessie Anderson vs. Hlchaid L Anderson. Lena M. Hauptman vs. Llo d C Hauptman. Chauncey C. Chapel VS. ftfargaret L Chapel. coMri.Ai.vrg ni rn Mabel I. Pennington vs. Ha) mond A Pennington, suit for divorve- Coup marrtea Grants Pass. Ore . September 39. ltJ7. Charge, cruelty. Plaintiff seeks custody four minor children. 9IM) per month Child support and property set tlement J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Rose L. Holiday vs. Edward II. Holl day. ault for divorce. Couple married April 10. 1533. Yreka. Calif. Charge, ciuelty. Plaintiff keeks custody one minor child. 930 per month child sup. port. 9500 attorney fees. U.S. Balentlne. attorney for plaintiff. NOTICf. Or RETIREMENT AMUCHASTEGtri John B. and Etta M. from -59 Cafe " ASM'MEn Rt HNEK9 NAMK "3 Cafe" Charles E. Thompson and Emma R- Thompson. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. lAP-t.'SDA' Caltl. al abls 200; holdov.r 100: mark.t ralhar slow on prsdomlnats .upplv of row, mostly st.arty with Monday a w.ak lo So cnta lowar cIom: f.w romm.rrl.l tsars, staadv. al 31004 00. utility stssra IS 0O-IB 00: l.w rult.r and utility dairy typa h.lf.r, 11.0O-3S.OO: utility bf h.ifara to 37 SO: rann.r and cul lar cow. lartsly 1S.O0J1 00: faw 31 SO. h.lly 17.00: utility rows mostly 33.00 (w low rotrimri-tal cows up to 38 00; Utility bull. 33. 30-38 00. Calvas salabla S3: holdovap 80; mar ks! slow; (cw cholca v.alsrs 3d 00: soma hsld Mfhar: comm.rclal and lood rad.s 37.00-34.00; S.n.roua arstt.rlns cull and uullty srad.s la 00-3S 00; vary faw stock calv.s avallabla. Hoes salabla 200: holdover 330; mar k.t fairly artlva: fully .laady; cholca 1S0-333 lb. JO 75-31 00; tmall lot 318 IB 31.13: choirs 1SO-I70 lb. and 370O10 lb. 19.00-30; cholca 300-400 Hi sows 18 Sft 17.00: around 300 lb. sows down In' IS $0; on lot choice ss lb. feeder puts 33 00. Shs.p salable 380: hotdnver 173; mar ket fairly active, mnstlv ateady few lot. choice around 03-100 lb. wool.d lambs 2S. 30-30.00: food and cliolc shorn lambs 38 7S.2S.73: gnod and choir fcd.rs 28.00- 50; faw good and cholca awe. 1200-13.00. Potatoes CHICAGO, lAP-USDAi Potato.: arrivals 81. on trsck 337: total It S. ahlpments S44; market firm; Idaho ru. ieti 84 73-8.10. bakers SS SS. utilities 83.79; Washington russets M S3 3 10. Bonanza Man Gets Prison Three years In the Oregon state prison was meted Walter Burch. 52-year-old Bonanza farm hand. In circuit court t-Jay after he pleaded guilty to cha - of assault, armed with a dange. -Js weapon. He . admittedly knifed I.ee B. Davis, Bonanza paint contractor. In the home of Mrs. Louis Koppell In the early hours of July 15. Davis' Jugular vein was cut. but Davis was rushed to Klamath Val ley hospital, and his Ufa saved. WHISKEY Burch to'd the court he was In the house looking for a bottle of whiskey he had bought In Tule lake. He said Mrs. Koppell had driven him to Tulelake so he could buy II. Burch admitted lo being quite drunk when he knifed Davis. In other court action. Judge David R. Vandenberg revoked two year robation of 18-year-old James Curtis White. White was placed on probation May 25 alter pleading guilty to larceny. He was arrested bv city police last Saturday on a traffic charge. ' Police became suspicious, of his activities when a large number of tools were found In the car. CONFESSION In court this morning, While told Judge Vandcnberg he admitted theft of the tools lo nolle oflicers and Art Beddoe, state district pro bation officer. The youth admitted being a petty thief all his life. Judge Vandenberg did not set a date for passing of sentence, saying he wanted to consider the case further. - . CHAMPION BIII-L 8AN FRANCISCO, Wl A bull owned by Herbert Chandler, Baker was the champion In the hercford class at the grand national live stock exposition here Monday. CBrlnf the Mill er Mrs. In . . . Sha'M In)oy Itl Death Wreck Trial Nov. 19 Dale for lh trial o( Banlurrl Lf Ruy Hriidnisoii, 3J. Hrcdsporl, Ore., on chni'iia ol iirnllKcni homo cliln was st lor Novombvr IV, yvs Ivrday allernoon In circuit court. Henderson, on advice o( his at torney, U. 8. Hulonttne, pleaded not iiullty lo tlie chme. Ha In ai-ruKrd In th dralli Aiuu.il 31 ol Mrs. Trank Hluu. Jacksonville, Ore., In a head-on auto crash on Oreiiou 81) about 2S miles west ol Kluinnlh Fulls. Henderson, Ills wile and young baby, were returning home Ironi A lonir trip lo Aiknusnn. 'Hie cliuruo cllo.i Heiulersnn Willi nellKently ouerallnn his car on the wronii side ot the hlKOwry, crahlng liitn a vehicle driven oy Prank E. McEltresh, Cloven lale, ore. Mrs. ltlbua wss pronounced dead on arrival at Klamath Valley hospital. In a second criminal charge, that ol manslaughter arising Irani a fatal car accident, Tony uarcla. 30-year-old Malln farm worker, will enter a plea In circuit court Thurs day morning. Uarcla yesterday requested ap pointment ot an attorney to repre sent him on the charge, and Jtidge David R. Vandenherg named L. Ortli Klxcmore as his counsel. 8tsemore asked till Thursday lo study Hie Indictment and decide ' on an answer to the chnt'ire. Clarclit la charged In the death of a I. os Angeles woman and John ' Milton niack. Mulln. In an accl I dent Hrptember I on Oregon 30 : nenr Henley. 1 Both Henderson and Oarcie are held In the county Jail In lieu of liOOO bond. Students Get Minor Hurts Four OTt students narrowly I missed serious inlury last night j when Wayne Paulsen steered his ' car into a borrow pit near the O. N. tracks on AHamont to avoid ' hitting a freight train. The quartet was treated at Klam ath Valley hospital for minor In juries and released. State police report Paulsen was driving north on Altumont about 10:30 p.m. and when he aaw the slow-moving freight, took to the duch In preference to ramming the train. Treated at the hospital besides Paulsen were Charles Wagner, In jured thumb: Don Kenton, scratch es and Jim McGregor, minor bruises. Extensive damage was done to the radiator and left front frnder of Paulsen's 1933 Ford sedan. Defense Dock Workers Back NEW YORK. W-Insurgent atev edores ended their boycott of mili tary piers today, but otherwise, there was only a small dent In the dork strike that has Immobi lized the world's biggest port. For the first time since the billion-dollar, 18-day waterfront shut down began, defense loading and unloading Jobs apparently were ful ly manned by regular longshore crews. ' Picket lines disappeared from the military docks In Siaten Is- ana, Jersey oily ana at uroosivn huge army base, where more than 300 rebel strikers streamed back to work. But elsewhere along the miles of Idle docks, pickets still marched. Only on one Hudson river pier did non-strikers succeed for a second day In circumventing the picket barriers. At pier to, where the big British liner Queen Elizabeth la berthed, two gangs of longshoremen shut tled past a Jeering, pushing mob of 230 strikers held back by police. Here and there, flstflghu flared about the dock. But there was no general disorder. Gable Divorce Poses Problem HOLLYWOOD, W If Clark Oable moves lo Nevada, could his wife get alimony from him In California courts? Especially since her passport lists her as a resident of Britain? The actor rolscd these questions yesterday In an affidavit opposing Mrs. Gable's petition for an in junction to prevent him from get ting a Nevada divorce. Oable said he had taken nu merous step to become a legal resident of Nevada, where he has filed suit to divorce the former Lady Sylvia Ashley. Aa a resident of Nevada, Oable contends, ho la not subject to any ruling made by California courts. Mrs. Oable says he Is still a resident of California. Onble's affidavit said he Is sell ing his home In suburban Enclno, has paid a Nevada poll tax, has paid 10 percent on the 3000 acre Fleischmann runch In Mlnden val ley near Reno, and transferred his bank accounts to Reno and Carson City. He will continue, however, lo make movies for a Hollywood studio. Robber Tip Real McCoy CHICAGO, Ml A movie cashier told police last night that a man called her and said: "You aro being watched. You will be robbed shortly, so bo have." A few minutes later Gertrude Amodoe said, a young man ap peared at tho Star and Garter theater and offered 35 cenls (or a ticket. "You're, 'short," she told him, referring to the price of admis sion. "Oh, no, you're going to be short I want all (he money yon got," he said, making a motion aa though ho were carrying a gun. He fled wllh $100 Irom the box office till. Halloween Benefit Set A new twist to the traditional Hulloween "trick or Heal" will be supplied this ycor by II lo cunv Ilia girls. According to council officials, Halloween activities ol the girls this veur U'lll h. Mti.,t-j t , collecting clothes, toys, books and in.,, ii. mm to cunnreii in Ko roa lor Christinas. The miileiluls collected will bs im tagcu ss soon us ponslblo lifter jmrl of the camp fire organlsn. Hon s annual "Bend (junta Over sens" project. Klnnmth Fulls residents are asked i conperale with the drive, and treat the children of Korea to a wuiulcrful Christmas. Wilsons Get Gallows Date VANCOUVER, Wash.. (.f.-Two orothem. convicted of tho Maixh. 1W0, kldnap-slnylng of an lo-yesr-old girl, were sentenced to dcsih for a second time. In superior court today. ! mi Buperlor Judge Eugene O. Cuoh Ing ordered llu. brollicrs, Turinan and Utah wihim w. ........ iber 30 lor tho dcalli of 18-ycnr-olil -..mi urwry, wno was abducted from a street here. Her nude body was found luler 30 miles to the east in wind river. The Wilsoiu, orlRinallv sched uled to die Annus! 'JO, nhowed no emotion as Judue Cmhlng set the new execution dale. Only their father. Mose Wilson, was In the court room at the lime. Bul before the two were re turned in Walla Walla their mom. er and other members of the fam ily arrived. They told their mother they were line and not to worrv. Wednesdovl ?V. I MklntehT aoeat o.fla n,is a. a. HALLOWEEN imam 88 Ts ncnam strtcuuf Ml IC7I8 10 lull tw Mai ana icatasi . . . SUT Tovu Hi.1 tns Taal as tatai U'l . . . m itacTvi sos sum 1 1 1 as aui us a run urn ana oas nil as a soon tuai i ova oaLiesais mm i 1" m 8 aWHOa earn MU.Mli. DOORS OPEM MUIl8Tk8lF,vlP7 ut of the S.1agambier Sa"! my '--alsLissstWr-1- ltflllfln-TTHE P""6 Y0U HAVE lljjjjlrill J BEEN WAIVING FOR I Ua- 1 8 r" Vi 1 I - 1 t v&f naming African desert... TSl; the 8'n ""jL ...The story of Rommel the woridVv " has only guessed atnever l I n known until now! t Water Treatment Parley Here A conference of Orcion water works operating recessed n noon turiuy for lunch alter In-uilng u,. ctlsslnns this morning at Ilia chum, tier of t'omiui'ii'o on water unilr In civil drfi'ime anil mocliiiiilca of lltiui Ido BUiiplt'iuriitatliiii. Scheduled on tho allernoon slat ol the one-day meet were water sain I t'lg and an limpci'tltm trip of Klninuth Tails water tacllltlra. Ilia roiiiereut'e was sixinsnrrd ly the Oregon sluts bum (I of hrullli. 0 0 OR; OPEN lt5 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM Ml TOMORROW . ...mic mfTi7ii. V ,.mi DKlAloCMJUB UMMAJt 1 tgMtOWOt DtMAAOit . i is i n i illl'IIT 'nftitlilSZH 1 1 45 P.M. ixllkv ' IWOOLLEY.RJTTEX 1 T t I WAYNE PETERS V i