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Newspaper Page Text'I'llUHSDAV, DKCEMflKlt 6, 10:l IIKItAU) AND NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE N1N8 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Exports Boost Grains Today CHICAGO. iTi-Large anile rKnirt sales pruvldrd gialns Willi a bullish llmiiliiii on Hi Hoard fit Trade today. The nmrlirt responded ullh advances, nlllioimh they wr lint as largo iw inlulit huvo been txpcctol. A Irw wheal contracts made new MnMiniil high. With Austria, llulliinil anil Client Ililliilu buyliiK, wheat exports aprnachrd 6.lMK).lKlO bushels. Iiu-resalug cash wheat receipts nt miuiy lei initial mid i lover torn Iiof rutin helped to limit the advaiuc. Wheal ! wrl 'i-l't hliihrr. IK-'ember 37-3(Pi. corn 'i-l'i hinder, Dcrcinlier SIM',-"., onl higher, December DOS-1, rye Inrw atyln 3 Ui JS hluhrr, Dccciivlirr ilUS'i, Miybruns 'i-l'j higher, January i:ini'.. 3 04, mid luid 13 tu 17 cciila a liiuidrcd pounds higher, December II 0.00. Wheat - Oimmi IIU'll I.ow Clote D'o ano1. jut, ;w 7-M' Mar 3oi stir. ivt J.oi'i- May a us ' -' i aiu'i ana "a aew1.. July 3M-M1, avj. 3M' 2.M'.- Hep 3 US )M'. W1. 2 s:j ' . I Freight Line Faces Suit Consnlldiiled Frrlglilways Inn. waa named defendant In a civil null, filed here yesterday in or lull four I, asking 160,000 damages. The pluliilllf, Oeorga Wood, cliilina pormunent and lasting In jury In a nilsha i October 111 at Iho homo n( 111 mother, Mr. W. II. Wood, SIM W ard. Pie. complaint t.liitrd a Conr.oii- datrd driver, John Uorllinta. : named an ro-d'frndatit. akrd Wood to help unload auinc wall board. Wood rljiliiif two bourn wore j broken III Ills lower lell leu. when rope holding a piece ol wiillDoard , waa released without warning by 1 Urrllmia and dm board If II on linn. I Named aa attorney (or Ills plain- till wua u. H. uaicniuie. Wall Street In Bullish Mood MtW Vni'K. 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M Kainnlar Pill . . - llapulillf ftteal . . 43' ( lla Mlla tH, Ulrhfie'd . Vt'i Pffawav Suar Kncburk M Hjc Viruuin n4 rtoiltharn Parltir IWl't hUndard nil Cat ,. . Vt Hian'lard (HI N J - .11'. Hitidi haWrr . ."U't l htinilt Mn . Hi. t will Ai Co 3V, Trantantcrlca - CI1 i Mtnllrlh Onl riai . . . IT I I 'ninit on Cat no1 1 , 1 niim l'rlflo ll I nilad Alrllnai . 31" i I nitad Corp , 5 I r n rivwwwi ai1. t' H Mtaal . 4o. j Warnar Hrot 3n' Waitarn t.'n Trl . . 4.1 vt Air nraha . . rvs , M'titrrn Klaclrtc . . . Wuutwurlh . 42'a San Francisco Potatoes nan riiANrrwo, dkc. n, ia- I l'hAi l'"aii ;U rara nit Ur'4. arrival, California l. Navada I. Of - 1 gun 7 ir arlt at tiighlty alrungar, Idaho and liaachulea tutaalt No. IA. 3-lurli i IKJ. I.OK ANCKITM. life. , AP1'nI)Ai Pntaloaa 7 rata m track; arrlsla. Cahlorit'a 1. NvaH I. Oragnn 3. ' Malm Id, tiv iutk 0. Klcmgiri ru-l I Nn. . A, 470, Uaarhutaa No 1 bakara I i Chicago Livestock CIIICA(iO, AP IfHOA' Halalilt hnga elf), (airly srliva, I ft -XI ran la h'ghar nil Imlrhrra and tlrung In mnall)- 20 raola htg'lvr nn , Inp laWt, tmlk 170 220 l in0 IAMI, J -VJ.rO lb 1111 In40. aavaral load 3W 310 lb 77i i)9 ami 11751700 Knlatit rail la WOO; talabl ralvat too; aUugltUr alrr. rowi, and h'lftra taadV In Wk. ptnallr atrd. bulla alaadv In lnng othar rlaatva un rtiangrd, Hirr loaili prln-a I Wl-liW lb atoara 377V good and c It a Ira alaara and )VArhngB 3200 :wi3S, gu4 and rholra halfara 1100 1323; fw Mmmtr. rial haltara down In 700: rommarr'al rnwi 247) 2fkXJ. Ulllltf row 220-34rJ0: rannara and ruliara !O0-2t7A: tillllly .i good InilU 3 un-.tnx): cointntrciat to prima vealort 2H00 :i700 Kalabla hcap 2UU0; no alaiiftilar lamln or yrarllngt aold; iindar-lnne fully alrady an RimmI In prima alaugll. tar lambt al 3uo atklng aUiva ID"", latighlar awa fully alaariy al 1000 I3UU wi mil to rluttra oflarlngs Weather WFJiTrwN OHKOOV Parllr rtondy wllh a f-w iluiwiri nt rain or urtnw to day and fnilay R ho wart wrUt d'mlnuh n ida l.itlla rhanga in tainpavalura lllgtta Milh data 4 tn in. Itwi ton: fit 2.1 In "VI Wlnda off cnaal nirlhwllljf and 13 tn U mila an hnur K AKtT-HN lH1CiON I'arlly Hnu-ly tnday and Tridav. raw anow flurriaa In mountain" l.itlla rhanga In tarn par alma wllh hiiha both data W lo 43 liw. lonight 14 to 23, gftvapt $ in high. firiAN-m PAM AND VICINITY -Partly rloiHy with faw ahowtr toda Diminishing rlnudlnaaa tonight and Fri day, lligrt both da) a 41. tow tonight 3U NORTHEHN CAt.trOKNIA Wfdaly ra l tar ad light ahuwara today. Fair In nifht and rttlay. Canaral friwt innlgtit wllh rivaling in Valla. Norlhwaata'l' wind of 12 tn 33 mllaa an hour off cuatl, dcrettng rriday. ivrsmiR TAttt.r fflf Tha Aaaarlatad rr Ttaadlng fnr tha 34 hour tndlnff ! 4 Jo . m. today: Hai Mia .17 Jt 23 T Portland Grain POflTt.ANO, (APt Coarw grain. IS rlav ahipmenl. bulk. roal deliver) n.i Nn 3 an Hi, w-hlla 79 30. bar lay No 3 43 lit. IIW 72 00. Wheat ibld, in arrlva markrt. hatla K'i 1 hulk, rifllvrred rnaal: infl whlta 3 4V "ft whlla iexcludln Ktx) 2. 43; whlla rluh 3 4.V llnrd ml winlar- nrrtlnarr 3 4(1; 10 perranl 2 40; 11 perrant 2 4B, 12 nr tani 3 51. Hard whlla Ftaart: nrdlniry lit. Hi rrrrnt 2.4A; U percent 3 47, 1 par rant 3 40 Tod 'a rnr rrrelpla: whfat 113; bar lry 14, Hour t; euro 4. oats 1, mill feed 3. Portland Livestock POrtTl.AND. (AP-l'SDA Caltlf aa lahla I .vi, market active; teady-atrong load good ll tm lb ted i terra 33 Ml kt tried right hand rnmmerctal at 3.1(10: "ld lot iiltlilv and low commerrinl Atieera 2n,00-:it.00: tight dairy type down tn 24(H); ffw tillllly and rnnunrrclal hplfftr 2(100-32 00 tanner and culler tnwi tflOO-20?5; few up lo 31.00: hM dmvn tn 14.30: few utility rowa 22 00-V3-73; utility hull B.UO-37.00, una good 000 lb bull W OO, Tnlva aalanle 33; market mnMly alearly: rholra rntvea and vralrra 34 00. .'I'l.OO; frw gnotl gtade :il oo-;uo0; ntiu It'1 and rommrrrlal 22.00-30.00; light ru'la down In 13 .00. Ifnga ralahl 200; active; tnnatly 93 rrnta higher: rlinlra inn-333 tb 20 00. ?0 23; few 230-270 lb 10 30-19.00; choice 400.473 In iowi 1A 00 1(1 AO; few good light feeder nlga 10 00.IO.1M: 130 In III 30. Hliecp aalalile .too; upply voHy a wan; alatighler lamba In narrow rle tnand; good and rhnlm niifilnhla anmd 311 AO: large consignment around 110 113 II) utility ewea 10 no; citlli rtoivn tn 1 oo; good tlatighter ewii a table around i:t.oo. Pakar . . Hand . r.ugan . - 47 Klaiialh KalU 34 11 1 Grand 4:i 27 Ikaviaw ... 30 21 Madfnfd . 43 30 Ontartft 41 94 Prndlalnn .'.4 ?l Portland iAlrperli , 41 33 PnalMir . - . . 41 34 ftalam ... 44 34 P-iac M "H ChlragO . - 44 M Denver 43 34 KutaSa S7 ln AOgelt . . , l l New VorH 3 SO lied Pluff VI Kan t'raiicliro . 33 43 rWattle 42 31 tfpokana 34 24 Armed Assault Brinqs Jail Term rORTLAND, Mildred Cb run, 31. Klnmnlh liidlnn. 1a nerv ing u Hirer ycur (tenienre tor nrmrd nssiiult rtnd her !4-yeRro1d diitiRhter, Annnbcllr Bnkcr, will Join her there. Federnl Jiirlne Clittidc McColloch nenlenced her Wednesday to Uireo years lor as- BOIllt. Tlte mother went to Alderson (rdTnl reformatory for women InM April. The dnuRhter's offense was hlUlnir another Indian Rlrl, Uernl dine ChockLoot, 10, wllh a broken pop bollle. Louis Toucher Wins Award KtllH Junior l)iit Tauchrr lat.l nluhl wni awurdrd the Modoc 'lounlitiastrre' ajinl-annuDl aprech conlr.i held for MudcnU In hull achool pr:ch clim". 1 Younj Tuurhrr'. i,ilk wnn tilled "World War Three." ; Hhlrlry Kchnrn won aerond place, and David French third. Oilier t lieiikem were Caroline Hlley. Jackie Hiiyden and Hhnron Olrnrr. I '1'oafltinanter inenibrr Hru Loll.-.-Kuurd Have an tre-breakhiK talk prrcrdlnn the tuden,. Toa.maa irr lor the meetliiK waa Al llalvor aen, table topic vere by Ad Wil bur and Trunk Jukuuowtkt was lieneral critic. Bloodmobile Visit Planned I The Red Crom liloodmoblle comes to luamnm raua lucaoay lor Ihe "lucky' aevemh time, and local officials thin time want to up Klamath county's record give from ItH monih'i 364 plnu to 315 At least 300 donor are nreded. Ihe regional blood bank at Port land has already commended local donor, and effort are being ex tended to keep from falling by the wayside. Hacking up this month's blood drive will be a delrRallon of II persons from Dorrla' American Le gion auxiliary. lied Cross Exec. Secy. VlrKlnia Dixon siiKxested thai a srivire- 1 man overseas who would be un ; ble to be reached by a Christmas ; package would probably be served lo the greatest extent Uy a dona tion of blood. "It might be his own life he Is gelling, directly or Indirectly," ihe said. I Appointments for Tuesday's blood bank visit, schedulrd from 1 to p.m. at the armory, are bring accepted by phoning Mrs. Hugh Swnney at 3313. Mrs. Onh Hlie more at 4393 and the Red Cross office at 7314. Transportation' will be offered Sersons needing It to Teach the loodmoblle locally, and a nursery will also be act up. Mrs. Dixon reported, to handle children at the armory. it's Xmas In Italy Now ROME, Wi-It was eanv to gel I in I In ii children out ol bed this morning, 'llirv boundrd out of Iho covers to see what was In their mocking on Ihe (lay of nt. Nicho las. Ihn llrr.t of Itulv a three Christ inasllde glft-Klvliigs. Toys, candy and dried fruit filled mom of the stockings. Other Pres ents lay In plies. HI. Nicholas was a liudion of Mvr. in what Is now Turkey, about 1700 years ago. To save his tomb from prolanuMon bv lb- un faithful. Italian sailors smuggled his body to llalv and placed It in a cathedral rrvnt. The saint became the protector of school chlilrrn. sMIor. mer,h uust und travelers. Many Italians celebrate his feast dnv with more gl'ts than Ihey give al Christinas. Children who have been good muv expert more glfi- on Christ, mas morning, and still more for 'he (cant of Fplnhnny- th Invt of ftaly'a three traditional Chrlalinus celebrations on Jan. 0. KTH'KV hT.AT BOEI.UH. Neb., ifl No. he didn't swallow his gum. 31, -year-old Hruce Jeiien Inwi-'ed Then where did ho mil II. h's faiher Paul Jcn-ico, Inoulred. "1 )nl in o'l a chair." said Ilrucc Ills lalhcr asked which one. "Movr ovrr. Daddy; move over and I'll ahpw you. replied the boy. Crash Plane Motors Okay DENVER. WI There was nothing wrong with any of the four en gines of the fl-39 plane which crashed In a LM'iivcr residential acctlon Monday, the commanding officer of Lowry field said Hpeaklng at a meeting of resi dent of the exclusive hilltop area where five homes were virtually destroyed, Col. John T. tiprsgue snld last night the pilot wss "aim I ply playing safe" when he feath ered Uie propcllor of the No. 4 engine. i This was done because the pilot i thought there was an oil leak there. Ihe colonel said. lie added: "At no time did he think he was In trouble I was In contact i with him Irani the l,owrv lower, i A B-30 can fly safely on three en- glues. I flew arrows the Atlantic nce In one flying on three en I glnes "He did run Into trouble lust at the moment of the crash. What It was I can't reveal now because our Investigation has not been com- pled " Eight persons, sll crew members, were killed In the crnh. Seven persons were Injured, only one of whom was a civilian. Reds Move On South China IIONO KONO. W-Chlnese news papers In Hong Kong today pub lished unconfirmed reports of Rus sian planes and JL'ovlct submarine experts In South China. The pro-Nationalist Kung Hheung Dally News said 117 Russian air force planes, manned bv Russians, are based at two airfields near Canton to "guard against attacks." The same paper said 40 Russian technicians are on the way to build a second submarine base et Ma mol, 18 miles east of Foochow. The paper said the technicians, headed by a Russian submarine expert known only as Mlhaekov. already has developed a sub base on Red China's tfulnan Island. The Independent Wah Klu Yat Po reported that a battalion of Communist secret police mutinied and Joined Nationalist guerrillas In South China. The dispatch said the mutiny occurred Nov. 28 at a vil lage some 30 miles southeast of Wuchow. Weizmann Said Feeling Better' it GIFT BRIND16I. Italy, tfl-SIx Small American gunlro.-ls and two de stroyers were turned over to Halv today at ceremonies In this nort city attended by top U.S. and Ital ian of'lclals. TEL AVIV, Israel. imA doc tors' bulletin today said Israeli President Chalm Weizmann. grave ly 111 of a lung Inflammation com plicated by heart and circulatory aliments, spent a good niRht and "feels belter this morning." However, the bulletin said, there has been no Improvement "In the objective conditions of his Illness." NY Democrats Fight New Law ALBANY, N.Y., I New York stale's 46 congressional seals were reduced to 43 today by a reap portionment law that Democratic legislators claim Is unconstitutional The Democrats called the mea sure a "Republican reapportlon rape" and said Gov. Thomas E. Dewey had approved It In order to gain support for General Else hower for Ihe GOP presidential nomination. Tfcey threatened court fight. Republican legislative leaders maintained that the measure was designed lor the best Interests of the state as a whole and would be upheld In court. The meesjire was passed and Im mediately amended bv the OOP controlled legislature at a special one-day session that ended early today. The law reapportions the empire state's congressional districts. The stab- )'ses two seats because l' population Increase between 1940 and 1850 was not ss great, pro portionately, as that of several other stales. GOTHAM GETS METERS NEW YORK. W Following the example of some 2500 other Ameri can towns and cities, Hew York Is trylnsr out parking meters. More than a thousand have been Installed but the proejet still Is In the ex ' perlmentsl stage and the idea Is ! to produce parking space rather I than revenue. O'Neill Said Seriously III BOSTON. W-Playwrlght Eugena O'Neill, whose works won him lha Nobel and three Pulllscr prises, was reported In poor condition early today at Faulkner hospital. He Is suffering from Parkinson's disease, described as a deteriora tion of the nerve centers. O'Neill was reported aa being so 111 that only his wife, Carlotla Mon terey, is permitted to visit him. The 63-year-old dramatist, who has resided In a modest nome in the seashore town of Marblehead for the past three years, returned to the hospital last weekend after several previous visits. No one has been permitted la the O'Neill home recently except, possibly a few close personal friends, but as far as Is known, O'Neill has done no writing since he was stricken some time ago. He won the 140,000 Nobel prtza In literature In 1838 and the Pulit zer prize for drama In 1820 for "Beyond Ihe Horizon," In 1823 tor "Anna Christie," and In 1828 for "Strange Interlude." GOOD JOB YOKOHAMA, Japan, Wl There's one American Inlantiy private in Korea who knows logistics and the female heart. He wrote the Christ mas shopping service established here and ordered eight identical gilts for eight girls in the United States. With each he sent thJi mes sage: "I will love you always." Prices effective Friday Saturday - Klamath, Mc Stewart-Lenox Potato Shipments r-'icwio, lAP-l'SDA. Pollri: e r'vsh US, nn trnrk X1S: lolsl tl.S. shlpinenM T2fl; rmn(1 Road Inr lift'.! Hock, msrkrl shnol al.nflv: for other .tnrk. deinsncl .In'.v. market rttill In .llaMlv w.-k-r: fn'orsrin McClurt. S4.A2, Idahn nu.Reta S.vfto-3.1. San Francisco Livestock ureu PAN rpANfWO. (P-tlftnA CaltlB aft. supply loo llshl to le.t mar vel, early lu week one Inff gi'Ofl 1 IPO pnunrl ateer !M.na. anrlrri two haad out ai in. .10. on, lot cliolc, lua.l pound sierra M.Mi. f'alvaa: roll. Ifnxi: ISO arnund s rent towar, eliolra 800 pound pntrheri IP.So. nne. Inl asn pound lfl.no, chnlra anwi IS.no, flhaep: I.VI, No early aalea, lal Wed nesday Sond-ehnloe wnol-d los pound Inmha rarolni utility end an.no. INVESTMENT SECURITIES S OWINS INVESTMENT SERVICI tl"lJ. Inarllva, Unllalal and Ov-r-ths-rennl.r hnnria and Slarka. InvMtmanl t'unda 101 Mi''-'lfi ru. Ph- a -1Un KLAMATH FALLS Bids Called For Highway Work Bids are to be called December 20-21 lor grading and paving a aectlon of U.S. 87 In Ihe. Ullchrlsl area. The Job Includes 4 33 miles of Ihe forest boimdary-Ollchrist unit of the Diamond Lake Junrtlon-La- Elne acctlon which Is eventually to i entirely relocated and reconstructed. Glue Spreader's Arm Crushed A Southern Pacific Plywood Co. employe, 63-year-old Robort C. Mc Daniel, route 3, box 1043, suffered a badly crushed arm yesterday afternoon In an accident at the plant. McDanlel was employed as a glue spreader at Ihe firm and re- Kortedly was Inured when his arm ecamo caught In the glue ma chine. Hospital allrndants this morning said McDanlol's right arm had been badly crushed, but condition of lha man was fairly goad. Wife of Professor Wins Divorce Suit I.OS ANGELES. l-A n-yrholo. gy profersor was divorced Turs dav after his wife testllied she found him and another woman nude In a motel. Dr. Silas Medford Wesley, 35. who resigned from the University of Southern California before the divorce came to trial, admllted the accusations mndo by his wife. Gladys, 37. But, he said, the affair was no businea nf hl u-lfe n .nvM,a else because she had already sued for divorce when It occurred Nonri'ie'e-s Ih- court awarded Mrs. Wesley a divorce and set a hearing for Dec. 28 on Uie Jobless professor's ability to pay $200 a month support. Try Ihe New Corona Porlnli'e Typewriter at Voltht's Pioneer Of fice Supply Co. 639 Main. fowne Topics j keep reading, this Is an adver- ttscment by the Blue Sea Fhh Market, 82a Main. St. 1 During Uie snowstorm that came ' Saturday we got to wondering why j It Is that the people who open a door and Insist on you going thru first will Oft ill a rnr nnH En.ltt I on driving thru first regardless? o arc going lo iry lo sen 11RII or whole, good quality Salmon at I 63c a lb. Baby Ylallbul, half or whole, at 47c a lb. Olft packages : will be packed to your order and based on your budget. We over ! Dougni on fancy uuves so pick out what kinds you want at 29c . . . thanks for reading! Blue Sea Fish Market, and M HIED 3& PORK tm- chops - ECONOMY! READY FOR YOUR LOCKER! PAN READY -FRESH FROSTED lb. DEL MONTE BRAND Sliced Bacon 39c 59c ?0RK STEAKS PORK SAUSAGE Roasting Chickens SLICED SALMON SLICED HALIBUT FRESH OYSTERS 15 ,85 0 2 lbs. Eviscerated Pan ready. lb. 45c 98c 53c .b 69c ,b 69c pint 75 c ORDER YOUR TURKEY EARLY! '01 Mfjfot Cmpirti to meat and tm ugetdbb I dinners, you m mm kkrn rm ' evtTij time you strve a ddiam nviin- dish at mm mam or SjMheta SPAGHETTI C60 NOOOLtJ THS FINEST IM ' . 'Hit ! Emperor CELERY "T GRAPES DATES V Grapefruit Parsnips CARROTS Cello Pkg. 'H .:J 2 lbs. 1 lb. Cello Bog 8 lb. Mesh Bog Snow White lb. Cello Pkg. 23 25 29 69 10 17 1 RADIANT Fruit Mix 45 CHOCOLATE COVERED Cherries MARGARINE Tomato Juice c Orange Juice -CHOCOLATES DURKEE'S DEL ROGUE 46 ox. ROYAL CLUB 46 oz. SUNSHINE Old Fashioned WRIGLEY'S Carton 20 Pkgs. Peanuts mi n i P -1 Aluminum roii 30. armiUIIMIIMIll waa iVlarshmallows Mc CLOROX 59l' PUREX 29 25l 29 39 79 59 35" 12 Gal. 25C Vi Gal. 25C r CAMPFIRE ma l-UUUJ