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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVKMHIW 211, lll.M MARKETS and FINANCIAL Market Features Wheat Strength CHICAGO. WH-Strength In December and March wheat, both of which went, to new seasonal highs, tea lured a aomeaiut erratic market on the board of trade taday. December and March' wheat sold at virtually the same price, which compared with 1 cent premium for March at yeaierday'a finish. Both we at the best price for any wheat future since Febru ary, 1848.' Export houses again were buyers. Trading tn other cereals was active. The deferred wheat contracts were lower most of the session despite the upward move of December and March. Wheal closed U lower to S'i higher, December 2.n4. corn .,.'. lower, December fl.89U-l.89. oats lower to S higher, December 98'-B9. rye (new stylet ",-v higher, December $2.01 's, soybeans 1 to 2'i higher, January 83 00V and lard 18 to 31 cents a hundred pounds higher, December 116.10-$ 16.13. Wheat Open HikIi Low Close De . ., .. 2 68 S.M SIST.-'s Mar ; : 3 68 2 67 i 2.65 ll- May ! 2.61-' 262', 261'. 2.62-63'i July , , , JJIVs 2 51 2.50'. 3 50!.-51li Sep XM'a 252', J.M' 2.52 Market's Gain, San Francisco Losses Mixed NEW YORK. AP' Price, turned to H felrlr even mixture Ol gam, ana losses during tate trading on the stock exchange today. . i Mo,t of the price change, were meas ured in fraction and activity wa, very slow, the volume running to .arpund 1,100.000 shares. ' . . . The steadiness of the early ' eton drifted away during the interruption and for the remainder of the trsoine selling chipped away at the fractional gains. The domestic news wa, all to the good buy trader were putsled and cautious after looking over foreign de velopments. At home sof Industries began to show a alrength. dangerous Inventories were pared down and there were some en couraging dividends. Admiral Corp and Zenith were were some encourarmr dividends. Admiral Corn and Zenith were ahead dav shinment. bulk, eoat delivery around a point each at times. Belhle- oats No. 2-38 lb white Tfl.OO; barley Livestock Swimming will be the main at traction ol the Girl's Letlerman's club Uits evening, as the present and future girls leilennen will gather at the KU1IS nataiarium ir a full night of swimming fun. Tills is a goon way to earn those needed points lor the strips you wish to uucover. Just six more days till the first basketball game of the season. On tills anliciputed occasion the Tm. Jans will journey to Bly for the game scheduled Between our Tro jans and their Bobcats. Then again on Friday the Trojans will see action, this Ume the opponents will be Uie K.U. Junior varsltv. Re membering the aaniPA beluaon these teams last year, each team winning one gam by one point, you can't go wrong 11 you see this game. Madrigals. Francellaiu inH ih. Glee club are busy this week prac- uciug lor tne cnristinas season. Yesterday the Madrlual ensemble sang for the Exchange club at the Wl-ne-ma hotel. The girls will slue again Saturday night for the SOITH SAN VBANCISCO (AP-USDA-Calt'e: TJ. market (airly ac tive fully. led. Instances ot some strength on rcwi last few days, can-ncr-cutter cows IS 00-33 00. lew utility dalry t) pe co-s 33 30-33.00. load good y p yy .... .j-... feeder sleers 300. Tuesday load good " 'aieni snow. to pnolce Itno id steers jm zs. sieaay. Calves: 10. not enought to test market- . ... . . I dav ntaht. Thi. frehnisii ing inanx you to the upper classmen, so show your apprecia- Don't forget the dance this Fri- Kogs 350. bulk of supply due to ar rive, no early sales. Sheep: lis, supply consisted uf deck shorn feeder lambs no early sales. Tuesday steady, one-half deck choice and prime fall shorn 100 lb slaughter lsnb 32.00. 100 head rood -choice wooled 70-lb feeder lambs 30 00. Portland Grain PORTLAND. (AP'-Cojr? grm tion and we'll see va there. Don't forget! hvm and Voungstown Sheet wer off mau iigure. Quotations Ad Can Allied Chem Allis Chalmers Am Atrllnei Amc-r Power A Light , Amer Tel At Tel Amer Tobacco Anaconda -, A trillion .. . Belh Steel . . Boeing Airplane Bore Warner , Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacific Can Pac ,. - Caterpillar - . .,. CeUnesc Chrynler 30 Crown Zelterbach . Curt Wright Douglai Aircraft . Dupont Eastman Kodak . Emer Radio Gen Electric , . . Gen rood . Gen Motors Good? ear Tire . Home take ,, Int Harvester Int Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Libby McN At Lib Lockheed Air , Loew't lnc , .,, Long Bell MA" Montgomery Ward . Kash Kelrtnator 1 y Central Northern Pacific Pac Amer Fish . Pac Gas & Elee Pac Tel & Tel I Packard Penney J C Penn R R Pepsi Cols Philco Radio CP Rayontcr . Rayon ier PFD Republic Steel . ,, Rey Metals Richfield Safeway . 5l . S4 . 49"i . . 55 S . 40 . 49 . 414 . 30 . 33H . 4SH . 69 . asi 84 . ai'. . 184 . 3S . 70 . 19 . I7. . MH . 13 . 33'i . 1094 234 224 Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cat . Standard Oil N J Slude baker Suruh Mn Swift & Co . No. 2-44 lb b w. 7100 Wheat 'Bid' to arrive market, bafts No 1 bulk, delivered coait: soft white 1.46: soft white taxcludtng rex) 1.44; white club 2-W. Hard red winter: ordinary 2 : 10 percent 2.47; 11 percent ISO, 12 per cent Hard white baart: ordlnarv 2 47: percent 2.48; 11 percent 2-30; 13 per cent 2.32. Today's car receipts: wheat 14; bar ley 2; corn 13; miilfeed San Francisco Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. n. AP USDAi Potatoes: 33 cars on track: Calif. 2 Ore. 3 arrived: market about 5teady: Klamath russet 5 io. 1A 3-inch $4 63-83; Deschutes 34.63. LOS ANGELES. Nov. 27 AP-t'SDA Potatoes: 62 cars on track; Calif. 3. Ore. 3 Idaho 9 arrived; 31 arrived by No. 1A S4-30; Klamath russets No. 1 bakers $3.33. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. lAP-USDA Cattle: sa lable 230. moderately active late: gen erally steady with some cows strong: few commercial steers 3t 00-33 00; util ity heifers 22-00-27.00: few commercial grades 30.00-31.00: canner-cutter cows largely 17.00-20.00; shells downward to 14 00: few utility cows 21.00-24.00; com mercial cows 27-50-28 00; utility bulls 23.00-28.00; , commercial bulls up to 29 25. - Calvest salable 85: market active: fuliy steady: few choice cilves, veal ers 34.00-3600; odd head 37.00: commercial-good grades 27.00-33.00; eull utility IS 00-26 oa Hogs salable 400: market weak to 23 cents ' lower; moderately active at decline: choice 180-233 lbs mostly 2000: a new- low for season: few lots choice No. 3 type and 240 lb weights 19.50: 280300 lbs 18 00-30: ' choice 360-520 lb sows 16.00-17.00: medium grades and heavier weights down to 15.00; few choice 50. Ib feeder pigs' 20.00. - Sheep: : salable 200: market slow, weak: good-choice slaughter lambs scarce: few 28 50-29 00: few rood feed. ers 28 00 but demand for feeders nar row; some unsold: ewe scarce; good- choice quotable 12.50-13.50. Transameriea - Twentieth Cent Fox . Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines ,,, , United Aircraft United Corp V S Plywood - U S Steel Warner Bros , Western Un Tel West Air Brake Western Electric Woolworth 904 314 5 304 384 Chicago Livestock CHICAGO 'AP-USDA Salable hogs 10.000; active 23-40 cents, mostly 35-40 cents higher on butchers, and 25 cents higher on sows; to; 18.80: most 170 270 lb. 18 60-18.75; few 280-300 lb. 18.15- 18.90: SOWS 14.75-1775 Salable rattle 8000; salable calves 300; slaughter steers unevenly steady to 50 cent lower: bulls steady to 25 cenU higher; vealers firm to 100 high er: nign-cno.ee 10 prime steers 3o.au 38.50; most choice 34.50-36-25; good to low-choice 31.50-34.23; few loads prime neuers ana mtxea yearnngs Jl U0-3B.Z3; choice to low-prime heifers 33.50-36.25; commercial cows 25.50-27.50: bulk util ity coows 22.00-24.50: canners and cut ters 18.00-21.50; utility to good bulls 26.00-30.00: commercial to prime veal ers 28.00-36.00. Salable sheep 3000; bidding 23.50 cents lower; mostly 831.25 down; year lings weak: deck choice offerings 27.50: scattered supply ewes steady at most iy iv.iwii.uu. 091 pift wtn "P" wkai WAV $4K! BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Ph. 3121 Potato Shipments 1D30-5I 1931-51 On ih fcc&d BIRTHS WETTER Born at Klamath Valley hosptul. November 28. 1MI. to Mr. and Mrs. John Wetter, 3641 Independence, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 10 ounces. CARLSON Born at Klamath Valtev hospital. November 27. 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Carlson. 1411 Up ham, a girt. Weight: 6 pounds 34 ounces. FREID Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, November 38, 1M1. to Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Freid. Chlloquin. Ore., a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 44 ounces. HEAD Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. November 28. 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. James K. Head Tulelake. Calif., a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 4 ounce. BLEVINS Born at Klamath Vallev hospital, November 28. 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Blevins, .137 Broad, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 34 ounces. COMPLAINTS FILED Letita K. Huff vs. Wnii.ni A Huff suit for divorce. Coupla married Jan uary 21. 1930, Sonors Nogales N.M Charge, cruelty, PI tn tiff seeks' prop, erty settlement. J. C O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Katnleen J. Wilcox vs. Kenneth R Wilcox, suit for divorce. Couple mar ried September 5. 1947. G res ham. Ore. Charge, cruelty. Plaintiff seeks restor ation of former name. C. J. Burrell. attorney for plain. tiff. Elsie Siemens vs. John Siemens, suit for divorce. Couple married May 23. 1915. Klamath Falls Ore. Charge, cruelty. Plaintiff seeks property settle- meni. j. xj a tin, attorney tor plaintiff. ASSI'MED BUSINESS NAME KINNEY i SON Oliver Kinney and Oliver C. Kinney. Spragu River. Ore Copco Station Enemies Lose Ilia county court luia no Jui ImIIv lion to prrvr-ul Ihf Ciilllurma-Oiv-Ron Power Co. building a power substation on the lull above Pa cific Terrace. Dlst. Atty. O. t. van Vaclor ruled today. The court had been asked to Is sue an Injunction to slop erection ot the substation. Nineteen owner, ol nroprrtv In the vicinity of Die aubslatton Mr, at Butler and Auburn, stoned a e tltlon asking- the Injunction. It was brought up by the county court to. day but no hearing was conducted. l'IRCIIASK Copco bought the proerty two lota Horn the county a lew wcrka ago (or $90. It was land which the county had taken In lor ddimiucnt taxes, and Ilea Just outside the city limits ou Chamimg street. There la no toning law or other building restriction applicable to the property. Van Vactor told the court, and Copco can build what It pleases there. The power company wants the substation to facilitate distribution ol power In that area. IX the property owners want to go through the legnl procedure to get an Injunction. Van Vactor said, they'll have to go through circuit court which could enjoin the build in? it Uie property owners show damage. The petition contended the sub station might injure property values around It and also have other adverse ellecta, such as radio Interference. CiKNKRAL DK AD MOSCOW, The Soviet press Wednesday reported Uie doalh of Lieut. Gen. Ivan Yurln alter a long Illness. He was 57. Cite a Beautiful Brief Case or Wallet . . . Pioneer Office Supply Co. 629 Main. Comedy Said Riot of Fun II v Kl'TII KIN'U "Hi Wli.il. nviu.n-. t..ii.i.,..m three act comedy, presented In Mills BClliUll uiiillliirl lu.l til..l.t by the Klamath musical arts dram group la a riot ot lun. The laugh-getting antics of a local cast kept a large audience In stlches of mirth until Uie dual cur iam. Scenes Uiat revolve around a mad-can family nf ih flumuir imt. war era of world war one were iKiiiigiimi with authentic cos lumes of 1920 found here In Klam ath Kails. Captivating Minnie Buries who jrsr won acclaim In "Blvlhe Spirit." scored again as a lead as the daughter, Ethel Simmons. Chet Morris. "lllfW1lhU' ... ....h,. Plnved Chet Morris. r lorence Plelke as mother of the family, presented a splendid char acterisation opposite Hank Henry. Nikkl Pearson as Sadie Bloom, girl taxi dancer. Kalth. Brock, as the self-glorltled motion picture ac tress. Arlen -Sunders, a Jealous movie director and Kris Olppo an affected young man from "Uie con tinent" Rnger Shields gave out. standing support throughout Uie Play. A 10-plece orchestra directed bv Harry Borel presented the musical score. The play will be presented again tonight at Milis and Friday night at Merrill. Consolidated To Expand in Medford Consolidated Prelghtwavs has an nounced a Still. 000 enlarging and improvement project In lis Mrdford motor freight terminal Mcdtord Agent Alva Perkins said the project would extend the freight handling area bv 130 feet. Dairymen Plan Program SAl.KM. I-A proposed state wide oruunlilion to carry uu a uni fied public reliillona urogram lor the dairy industry, will bo Uie sub ject of a dairy Industry meeting to be called noon. That was the roMiit yesterday of f'red Knox, association preal denl. He told the Oregon larm bu reau lederatlun convention here that the proposed program involves financial support Irum both produc ers and processors. Edgar Grimes. Harrlsburg. do featrd John Oale, Cauby, Incum bent, In the election for stale farm bureau dairy chairman. Orlmrs won by una vote. Other sneakers yesterday were George Kulleuwlder, Carlton, chair man of the Oregon dairy products commission; james ix. Fiilmor, dairy chiilrman ol the Calllornla larm bureau federation: Hoy Ward, manager ot Uie Pacific Wool Grow ers. Hunia Hlgglns. Hood Itiver. was re-elected chairman of the fruit and tree nut bureau. Divorce News On the Board 108 ANGELES, l.fl-Tllls notice appears today on the burasttigc bulletin board at the theater where The Drunkard" Is plnvmu "To whom It may concern "Barbara and Woodlo WiKon ar now divorced. "Terms: friendly. "Reason: Woorile WlKnn natural born bad husband material. "Those wishing to send congrat ulations may contact Barbara at the Riverside hotel, Reno " Welch Admits Assault Guilt Bert Welch, JJ-year-old railroad, er, scheduled tn stand trial Mon day mi chin no of sliilulnry rape, had a change of heart tills morn ing In circuit court belnre Judge Uuvld H. Vundcnbcrg and entered a plea of gtilliy. Married, und a lutlier nf si, rini. then, Welch was accused ol being mimuio over a period ot several mouths Willi a lQ-vciii'-iill ulrl mil. Ing her lie wua divorced. He was nostra Julv 14 mi complaint signed bv die girl's mother mid held In the county Jail under loOuu baud. EAItl.V I'l.HA Welch hud iiievlouslv entered a plea ol Innocence to Mill charge In court November I. He was repre sented by K. K McLuren. appoint ed us attorney lor the defendant by the court. Welch v.-1 1 1 be sentenced Satur day morning by Judge Vaudrn bcrg. Also scheduled lor appearance Saturday morning are George Uiielimer, SB, and Miinuellta Kor resl, 32. Bufhuicr Is scheduled to enter a pica to charge ol lurceny In a store. Mrs. Funest Is charged with i ourgtary, not In a dwelling, and will also enter a plea, t il A It Oli Boehmrr w-us arrested Mnv 14 on charge ul stealing a suitcase Irom J. C. IVnnev Co. He hn been In the county in II since that time and been Indicted twice by the grand Jury on the churge. Mrs. Korresi Is accused ol break ing a window In Murplicv'a Seed , store, BJ4 Klamath.' November 17, t und stealing til worth ot rcramles from the store window, ; In oilier circuit court action, Marvin Lee Conner. 38, charged ; with uon-suppurl of a minor child, entered a plea ol gulltv. i Conner was arrested bv cltv po-1 lice lale III October on charge ol vagrancy and waa placed In Hi county lockup November t on die non-support count. Ho will be sentenced after flir. liter investigation of his past tc oru. r East. South Mercury Low By The Associated Praia 'lliere waa a warming trend In Iho Central anil Western parts or the country today but It waa cold over most of Uie Bast and In Southern alalea. The Nurlhern New ffnuland re gion got the coldest blasts with Jninpcraturca near sero in aoma areaa. Fair weather waa reported In most of the country. Italn fell In Uie Pacific Northwest and northern Florida. There was rain or mow In the. Lake Superior region. Rancher Gift's Rib Fractured l.luyd Gift, well known I.aneeii Valley rancher, was treated at Hillside hospital yesterday after. noon lor a fractured rib. (lilt was hurl about 11:90 p. in when the horse he waa riding on Ills laud fell and rolled on him Gill was ruslied lo the hospital by Art Monroe of Bonansa in a private car. He was released from the huspltal alter treatment. INVESTMENT SECURITIES OWINS T INVISTMlNT SIHVICI Lti4. iMarhtt, t-aliHtsJ UtirlktsCtinltf tag KUrki. tavMiaiflal Mate' let attt Hiilf. PliaiK t.t1 KLAMATH PALLS No other QMU OOH CARfe offers such quality... 9 Weather November 27 Month to date Seawn to date . Potatoes CHICAGO. AP-USDAi Potatoes: rivals 65. on track 278: total U. shipments 746; iJixhtly stronger for best russets, about steady on others: Colorado mcclures $4.60; Idaho russets Funeral LAND The body of John Richmond Land. 79. who died here November 28, was forwarded via Southern Pacific Wed nesday morning to the Livingston. Hetfncr-Butler funeral home, Juniata. Neb., for final rites and interment. Ward's Klamath funeral home In charge of the arrangements. WESTERN OREGON Partly cloudy with occasional showers today and Thursday. Snow above three-thousand feet. Higha both days H to M. Lows ion i int to w. EASTERN OREGON Partly cloud v with scattered showers today and Thurs-, aay aucepi snow Humes at higher cle vationa. A little cooler today and th night. Highs both day 38 to 48. Lows tonignt za to 3a. GRANTS PASS AND VICINITY Partly cloudy through Thursday. Tew showers during afternoon. High today as. low tonignt .u. Hlgn Thursday 53 Br The Asioriaied Prrmi Readings for th 24 hours ending at m.JV a.m. louay: Max Mia Bend 47 35 Eugene ....57 42 Klamath Tails 50 35 La Grande 48 40 Lake view 4fl 33 Medford 83 43 Pendleton Portland (airport! 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