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PAGE FOUR'
' ' tIKRALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OUEGOM
WrODNKSn'AY.'JANUARV HO, 1 9.12
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Corn Forced Down
By Offerings
CHICAGO un Pretty heavy
country offerings of cash corn, ap
parently lured off farms" and out
of elevators by Tuesday's price
run-up, depressed corn contracts
on the ber. gf trade Wednesday.
Onlv the! iattaatriber delivery scored
The wt "or,' fh ' rftaf ket had a
mixed Appearance. Oats were low
er In Jln wUh Via cot slump. Soy
beans lostlnuolmf an early upturn
In tate.;'drftltnirs.;,VvTt did not
niove-lrtr.la eHhar direction.. .
Wheat closed-ilowr to high
er, Mach $J.68l1Wcorn'l H lower
to higher. (March $1.88 ., .uats
oats (-li'-'lowcr,;. March- 91 V,-H,
ive Via WBher; May M.ll '.i. soy
beans 3 lower to 3,i higher. March
$3.03 '.sii, and lard unchanged to
10 cents a hundred sounds higher,
March $14.20-$14.W
Wheat .
iWn lllrh Low Cloie
Mar
May
July
2.59 li a.6-4 2.58 2 58 ,
2 55 T 2.56 in 2.55 2.55 'i
2.49 'a 2.50 H 2.49 l 2.49 i
2.51 2.61 T, 2.50 It 2.51 ,
2.54 i 2.55
2.54
2.54
SteerShares ; ' . ,
PacerMarket" .Today
NEW YORK Wl .Steel, shares
were in dernarul on the stock mar
ket Wednesday T)ut other sections
of the rmu-ket-twere oulet with
prices mixed and changes small.
Activity simmered down consid
erably after a fairly brisk start
and the volume ran around 1.600,
000 sharev. v
Steel stocks; moved 'ahead frac
tions to around a point but in late
trading., backed away a bit from
the best prices of the day.
Quotations
New York Storks
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 25
Allied Chemical 73 H
Allis Chalmers 52
American Airlines 15 'i
American Power & Light 22
American Tel. A: Tel. J55 ;
American Tobacco 65
Anaconda Copper i 53 ?i
Atchison Railroad ' 19 '
Bethlehem Steel ... 52 i
Boeing Airplane Co. 48
Borg Warner - 63 j
Burroughs Adding Machine; 18
California Packing- :' V.-" , .26 'j
Canadinn Pacific .:1 T; -fcj! '. 35 i
Caterpilar Tractdr-V -V ? " . . - SO
Celanese Corporation'.-'' 46 i
Chrysler Corporation ' ( 69 'j
Cities Service' 109 ,
Consolidated. -Edison 33
Consolidated" ultee 'd'ii;; 18 3t
Crown Zellerba.ch-' '' - 56 i-2
Curtis Wright : J', - - 9 Vi
Douglas All trait v - v" 61 j
duPont de Nemours' ; . 86 'j
Eastman Rotiak ,. , . 45 j
.Emerson Radio '-. ... ; 14 li
General Electric V 58 j
General Foods 43
General Motors : :r 51 Ti'
Georgia Pac Plywood. .21 H
Goodyear Tire . 47 . -
Komestake Mining Co. - 35..
International Harvester 35 't
International Paper . 48
Johns Manvllle 67 W
Kennecott Copper 88 i
Libby, McNeiU $
Lockheed Aircraft 22
Loew s Incorporated 16 ?i
Long Bel A 39
Montgomery Ward 64
Nash Kelvlnator 19
New York Central 19
Northern Pacific 61
Pacific American Fish 17 '
Pacifl- Gas & Electric 35. t
Pacific Tel. It Tel. 110
Packard Motor Car 4
Penney (J. C. Co. 70 4
Pennsylvania R. R. 19 H
Pepsi Cola Co. 9 a
Phllco Radio 28
Radio Corporation 24 3i
Rayonier Incorp 67 1 j
Rayonier Incorp Pfd 35
Republic Steel 43 'i
Reynolds Metals 64 7.
Richfield Oil 58 '
Safeway Stores Inc. 30 7,
Scott Paper Co. 53 "
Sears Roebuck b Co. 55 s;
FINAL CLEARANCE! .
OVER 200 PAIR OF
DISCONTINUED
r ' v -i sssssss'
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
EGERTONS. PORTAGES
AND WEYENBERGS!
SIZES: 5 TO 12
WIDTHS: A TO E
Reg. 15.95
.12.95
733 Moln ; ;
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO Wl tUSDAl-Salablc
hogs 13,000: uneven: few loads
lightweight barrows and gilts 10-15
cents higher early but general
trade steady to 25 cents lower and
market closed at decline; sows
steady to 25 cents lower: most
choice 180-220 lb 18.25-18.65: late
ton around 18.40: some 220 lb
weights 18.00-18.15; all sales over
18.25 to order buyers: 230-260 lb
17.25-18.15, aows 14.00-16.25.
. , Salable cattle 10.000: salable, cal
ves 200;. slaughter steers steady to
fully 60 cents lower; choice and
prime earlings and prime steers
neighing up to . 1.250 1 lb mostly
steady ; other steers ' fully 25-50
cents lower; heifers weak1 to fully
50 cents lower: cows steady to 50
cents lower: bulls steady to 50
cents lower: vealers steady to 100
lower: few loads prime steers 1.250
lb down 38.25-38.75: high choice
and nrime steers S6.25-38.00: most
ly prime 1.450 lb 35.75: bulk choice
steers 3J.50-36.00r two loads prime
heifers held . about 37.25; bulk
choice heifers 33.00-34.75:- sood to
low-choice 30.00-32.75: utility and
commercial bulls 25.00-28.25; good
bulls 26.5027.50: most commercial
to prime vealers 31.00-39.00.
Salable sheep 2.500: bidding 25-50
cents or more lower on slaughter
iambs: vearlings absent: scattered
supplv slaughter ewes weak at 10.-50-14.00
mostly.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND HI Cattle salable
50; holdover 50; market more ac
i've, uencrally steady to strong;
ic.attefsd lots utility and low com
mercial steers 23.00-30.00: ndd cut
ter steers 18.00-22.00: odd heeii
good light feeders 31.00: few utility
heifers 22.00-26.00; canner and cut
ter cows mostly 15.00-18.00: shells
down to 12.00; utility cows 19.00
23.00: cutter and utility bulls less
active' at 23.00-27.50.
Calves salable 50: market ac
tive, steady: few good and choice
vealers 32.00-36.00: utility and com
mercial grades 20.00-30.00; culls
down to 14.0G or below.
Hog3 salable 200; holdover 90;
market rather slow, steady to weak
with extreme top 25c lower- choice
180235 lbs 20.25-mostly 20.50; few
medium grades and No. 3 type
19.50-20.00: choice 250-290 lbs 1850
19.00 choice around 375-425 lb sows:
16.50-17.50 odd choice 75 lb feeder
pigs 18.00.
Sheen salable 100 market active.
strong considering heavier weights
odd jots cnoice niwii iu wwicu
lambs 28.50-29.00 sizeable lots heav
ier weights 28.00; odd - medium 78
lb feeders 27.00 few utility ewes
10.00-12.00.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND W Coarse grains,
15 dav shlnment. bulk, coast de
livery: Barley No 2 45 lb b.w. 73.50.
Wheat, bid. to arrive market, bas
is -No.. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft white 2.47; soft white, exclud
ing rex, 2.47; white club 2.47.
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.48;
10 per cent 2.48: 11 per cent 2.49;.
12 per' cent 2.50.
' -- Hard white baart: Ordinary 2.49;
10 percent 2.49: 11 per cent 2.49;
12 peri cent 2.50.
Car receipts: Wheat 56: barley 2:
Dour 1; -corn 4; oats 3; mill feed 3.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Caltf
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corp:
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company ...
Transavnerlca Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
39 ',
63 ;
53 '
80
32
11 'a
33 'i
. 23 V4
19 'b
39 ,
111
31 i
32
32 !i
41
14
42 ", !
26 , I
37 ,
43 1
westingnouse Electric
Woolworth Company
ill j-
Weather -vH
Western Oregon Rain Wednes-
aay uirough Thursday, with mistv
winds. Mild temperatures. HigltsU
uoin uays to 08. low wednea-
aay night 38 to 45. Southerly winds
of 30 to 40 miles an hour off Ihe
coast weanesctay, becoming south'
westerly Thursday. ,.
Eastern Oregon Occa.vfonal
ram Wednesday and Wednesday
night. Windy Wednesday. Consld-
ciauir ciouainess wun a lew show
ers Thursday. Warmer Wednesday.
H.glu both days 42 to 62. Low
Wednesday night 30 to 4Q. .
Northern California Cloudv
with occasional raiu extreme noriii
Wednesday niglil and reaching
Monterey and Stockton bv Thuis.'
day. Total amount light to mode-
rnie. snow m nigner mountains.
Little change in temperature.
Southerly winds of 20 to 35 miles
an hour off the coast north of Ban
Francisco, and 10 to 20 miles an
hour south of there. Winds shift
ing tow.-esterly Thursday,.
brants Pass and vicinltv Rain.
vteanesaay. intermittent rain Wed
nesday night and Thursday. High
Wednesday 55. Low Wednesday
night 44. High Thursday 52.
By The Associated Press
:4 houra to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday
Max. Min. Precip.
Baker 33 27 . f
Bend 48 27 T
Eugene 65 48 .03
Klamath Falls 47 36 T
La Grande 37 22 - .
Medford 52 40 .. . T
Norm Bend 60 5t .19
Ontario 37 24 .....
Pendleton 37 30 T
Portland 46 ,. .4 . .43
Roseburg 57 55
Salem . 54 ' " 40 1 ..I-.34.
Boise 37 2J.;",1'-T.
Chicago 12 --0-4 Ht'
Denver : 56 1 .'i,
cui gj - " 1; .vl
Los Angeles , 68 . 44 , y -1 d
ium ji 1 - J. .
Red Bluff 59 45
San Francisco 57 43
Seattle 53 45 . .73
Spokane 43 34 N .07
BIRTHS
HICKS Born at Klamath Valley
Kospttal. Jan. 29, 19.12. to Mr. ana
Mrs. James Hicki. Tulelake. Calif.,
a girl. Weight: a pounds 8i ounces.
ZADINA Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital. Jan. 30. 1922. to Mr. and
Mrs. Antona Zadina. Chiloquin, Ore..
a firl. weigni: a pounds i'i ounces.
BR1CCO Born at Klamath Valley
hospiui: Jan. 29. 1902. lo Mr. i
Mrs. Kenneth Brtcco, 201 Alameda
Ave., a boy. Vielsht; a pounas e
ounces.
COMTLAISTS riLEO
Ethel P. Waresbacsr - vs.- Ucorae L.
Waresbaclc. suit ior divorce. Cjnnle
married Aug. 12. !!. Yreka. Calif.
Charge.' desertion. Pialntitf seeks i-es-toration
former name. Ethel P. Bru
ner. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plain
Uff. Breeden. suit for divorce Couple mar
ried July . 194S. Klamath (alls. Ore.
Charge, cruelty. Plaintiff seeks cus
tody one minor child, oroperty settle
ment J. C. O'N'eill, attorney for plain
tiff. Dean C. Davis and Ilaria N. Davis,
doing business as Davis Plumbing and
Heating Co vs. George F- Hayes and
Clara May Hayes and Dewey Dutf.
suit to collect S2290.21 with Interest
thereon at six per cent from Dec. 15.
1951, S23-S0. $300 attorney fees: decla
ration of first lien and foreclosure of
lien. ' L. 'O. Sisemore, attorney for
plaintiffs.
San Francisco
Livestock
' SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO US
DA 1 Cattle: 20, not enough to
test the market, few canner and
cutter cows $15.00-19,00, low utility
dairy type cows $20.00, so lar this
week cows steady to 50 cents
lower, most decline on canners.
Calves: None.
Hogs: 200. butchers 25 cents
lower, 185-220 pound butchers
819.50. one lot 160-oound $18.50.
Tuesday butchers 25 cents higher.
zoo-225 pound Dutcners jiu.io.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OWENS
INVESTMENT SERVICE
LlsterV Inactive, L'nlistei ana
Over-tbc-Ceanter bends sn4
Stacks. laveitraent Fands
MI Hed-Den. Bids, phe-a I-M'a
KLAMATH FALLS
'
NOW 7.95
NOW 6.45
Phone 34f3
Waller V( Pa.o VlolnUtm ble rule.
fine m,
.. Kduetd Dcmar, overlvuiih. Dt-
. Cherflit W. Hambtund, no vthlcl 11-
Trutnwn A. WlUon. no vehicle U
cenut; Paftftlt T.W bil
. fioWit L Vnttitkn, drunk driving.
Tin T
Edwin j, Walker, no vehicle license,
fine i ' .
. . MNU'lPAt ('Ot'RT
' Mack David, drunk: fine flS or T.
da.
Urrald Chesttr. drunk. I'ute 10U or
iO nu . '.'
Jee Roach. 11 run k.- Fine 1S or 90
da,v. i.
. Hob4Brt - Chambers, - virac-, Dis-
Hobert LfUk lasulni NSF checks. To
county, . , ,
: Cari Crane. drunk, Flnr w.
. Lee Beal. drunk. Pine
A mot Ouvert, drunk. Fine or
10 dayi. t ,
Alvln JlmllhJ drtink 'and rilinrdcrlv.
Tine fJO or. 33 da.
COMrt.AlNTfl n KI
Wareabuck. suit for divorce. Couple
married Aue. 13. imr Vrrka Calif.
Chare ' deiertlon. Plaintiff vk re-
aiorunen former name. Ethel P. Bru
ner. H -C. O'Neill, attorney for plain
lift. . France' L nreidrii v. Walker A.
Bi-ecden. suit for divurve Couple mar
ried July . 11H3, Klum.it:i 1 4ii, or.
Charge, cruelty. Plaintiff necki cus
tody, one minor child, property settle
ment,. J. C. O'Neill, attorney fur plain
yff. Dean C. Davis and Ilartn N Davis,
doing bulnrs as l)vti IMunibinu and
Heating Co v. George F Hayes and
Clara May Hayc and Dewey Dull.
uit to collect UltKVJl wtiti Interest
tl.ereon at six per cent from Dec. 13,
,11)31, $22.30. S300 attorney fee: decla
ration of first Hen and foreclotmre of
lien. L. O. Siaemore, attorney for
platntUft.
Potatoes
CHtr:Afir in it!sr Pn.
jtatoes: arrivals 58. on truck 191:
total U.S. snlpments 784: supplies
light; no carlot sales reported;
wholesale street sales 100 lb sacks:
Colorado McClures S5.4I: Idnho
Russets S5.80-6.01: Mlimesoln-Norlli
Dakota Pontiacs $4.81-89: Nebras
ka Trlumplis $5.26; Texas Trlumplis
S3.75.
I....HH.1.1.MLWnMHRi1MMHatMaML1
TAKE ONE GALLON of good gasoline
8,350 gallons of ordinary air-mix well
and feed in small doses to a Fireball
Engine and what do you get?
Well, mister, we could give you a lot of
sparkling adjectives. But the closest wc
can come to describing the result is to tell
you-it's something like the mighty thrust
of an airliner r- swooshing down the run
way for a take-off. ; !
All of which is another way of saying that
this newest and finest of Buicks can rev up
the highest horsepower in its distinguished .
history. . , . .. . , ; ' '.
;; :-"T:-.;
Now, you seldom need 170 horsepower. A
lot of owners wil 1 never let it full out. But
it's nice to know it is there for emergency.
It's nice to know you can boss it around
even if you use no more than an eighth of
it at 40 miles an hour, ? ' v j .
But that is only one side of the story.
Buick engineers never do things by halves.
In the process of getting this whopping '
new charge1 of power, they also came up
with more miles per gallon from gasoline.
fiUnaHVritleV
aWanir.MMs'kMli
. By ViMA I.i:AVttToff:
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ivnn Welch ' vMtrd
on lluir.sduy Willi Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Hotine. Ivan' Is luimr (or
pood now from Vi'lcran'a Hospital
111 Portland.-; r ' vi
Mr. and Mra. Dick femAli verc
also visitors at the Houso home
on Thursday.
- Mrs. Kciinlt Kevser and two
small children lell lor Kreauo
culled by the serious illness ot her
Mr. and Mrs. Rohlln Pd-irrnr nnri
children ol Chilouuln spent the
weekend with Mr. aud Mrs. Peter
Hrlcitlscse.
Mr. aud Mrs. Russell Wxltner.
Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Welmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lcs
ijcnvm on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mis. O. C. Jolmson
spent several days with Mr. Inid
Mrs. Harry Fruatcr and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Noble look
her father Will Rogers to Sacra
mento to receive medical care,
bringing htm home with them for
a lew more weeks. Ho was scrl-
ouLsy Injured when 1UI by car
In Sacramento several, months iigo.
Lewis Staller spent sevehil davs
at McMliinviile with relatives and
irlends. . v -
Mr. and Mrs. Cleorne Unfr. bf
Sania Ami aiff visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Hltson. George
was injured and hospitalized hi
Koroa unci now is discharged.
The Burrs were Smulitv dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith.
Mr. and Mis. Bill Burnett aud
children were dinner guests Tucs
dny evening at the Warner Fell
home in Klumiilh Fulls.
Mrs. Frank Brown and Martin
are In Bukersfleld visiting her par
ents , and other relatives and
friends.
Deepest sympathy Is extendol to
Mrs. Bessie Campbell and Mrs.
Bob Sealer and other relatives of
Lawrence Campbell who passed
nway at Hillside Hospital on Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawrence and
children of Ambler. Pa., spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potu-
a mm mm m m. mm mm
0WB;l
28
1330 Main St.
crk and Bob! Mr. and Mia. LowIh'
blullrr and family Joined Ihe gruuli
lor Himiliiv rilimaV r T V'4
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parsons til
McUocl spent aeveral'ilays 'With
ner pnrenis, Mr, and Mrs, Walter
Smith Br. They were going on to
Live Oak and Sacramento before
returning home.
By CORA I.EAVITT
Ten carloads and the big bus
got snowed in Klamath Falls alter
the Henley gunic. All were well
taken care of but parents Were
pretty worried until they got home
at noon on Sunday. Slate police
turned them all back at Olcno,
Saturday night.
Ouy Hltson has been In Hillside
Hospl'.al for several days auiler
front pemimonla.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bcelitloldt re
turned home Friday evening itfler
spending several weeks in Portland
and Eugene.
Friends and relatives were hup-
py to hear that Kellli Hltson Is
back In Sun Francisco. He called
his folks and will be lit Fort Ma
son for at least two weeks before
he can come home. He has been
in Japan and Korea lor the past
two years.
Kalhy Mnrvhunt relurned lo her
home on Thursday altor having an
appendix operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Blackmail
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
ami Mrs. uiuyton Shurpe.
Mr. and Mrs. F.ri Uowen ol
Klamath Fulls wer' dinner uuests
of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Popple i
inursciiiy evening. Helen Cloweii
Horsley has moved back wlih Iter
parenls while her husband, Don, Is i
n the Air Forre. 1
Mrs. Birdie Burk sllimed on the '
Ice Monday evening and has been
confined lo her bed. Several weeks i
ago it was erroncou.sly slated that
Mrs. Burk Is the oldest while wom
an In Klamath County, sho Is not 1
the oldest person but she is t he .
oldest whlto woman living who '
who was born In Klamath County.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett mid
Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt visited
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rice Sr. on I
1 " i . t
And the way they did it is onexf the neat
est bits of ingenuity we've seen in years.
Instead of building a whole new engine
they focused on ways to feed a better
mixture to the great Fireball Engine ihcy
already had. A mixture-that is-of fuel,
which costs money, and air, which is free.
The result was the Airpowcr Carburetor
a four-barrel automatic which works
on a booster principle. ,
Two barrels supply all the fuel you need
" for most of the miles you drive and
1 they're sized and designed to supply the
just-right thrifty mixture of fuel and air
for anything from smooth-running idle up
to some 40 or 50 miles an hour. ,
Bu' vhen you call for more power for a
; qulk spurt out of a tight spot for an
,,'uhbroken gait up a steep hill or for full-
throttle operation the reserves go into
.action.- , ;
You have two more barrels to feed the.
,v just-right thrifty mixture for extra power
-''-something like: a "second wind."-.
. Lite's great behirtdt$is, great-powered
eight, but that's only part of the 'story.
Years Your Buick Dealer
Phone 5151
piiot Makes Heroic Move '
When Loaded Bomber Burns
,rOKYXi.fl You are In Conv
iniiliiti)' ,.H-29. You have 12 ci'ow
ik)cii 'and !10 ions of bombs. You
ilia dvii' populous Tokyo when a
lite brauyi out.. Whul would you
do? (;;,!. ,
Whnl. fcol. nrlmin-e P. Wood of
lodl. Chili"., did Tuesday In Hint
crisis mid him a hero In Iho eyed
ot his crewmen.
He tot them all out safely. Ho
saw tu H thai the bombs fell harm
lcH:lypml thai Ihe plane wouldn't
craxtt In- tj 'populated place. '
Dnlnir kit thut. Wood nlayed Willi
the llaihlna bomber until an eniillio
had exploded, a wing ntui crum
pled and the big plane rolled on Its
side.. i 'I) ; - . ', ;
BhhrtlU afler he balleil' nut. the
tunibllhg- wrenkiKie ex)lii(ledi wIMi
a ronf .lml cnnsetl Ihoti'afidS In
Monday evening..
Don Lewlson of Boise, Ida. vis.
lied friends in Ilouaiua and Lun
gell Valley last week.
Tt U'i, UlurlM Mt llm llllllUllZU.
OlU'liilst basketball game en Jan.
in which nns ui'cn given to mo
Mnrch of Dimes.
Deepest aymputhy Is extruded to
l. r...tl.. nt I r'ntiiiw
bell who passed awuy alter a short
nine.
WHOLESALE LUMBER EXECUTIVE
We are ulmlnntial, wrll-mlcd, wlinlrl plvwKitl dUlrdhiliir In Hit
Itr-vt-a of rUpttituhmt a untile"). lumDrr dUMilrn. W mi roklntf for
m wholal iiimltr t-xrt ntiv to l tip lltli 1lviltn ntl tu ih rmtntlM
rharc Of All punltaum anil !. Tii man w nr lookln for huli1
h wll xitf.rru-(f in wholri- lumtwr huj m ami allln wllh rn.
Icnl mill ami ru-l(nir i'ntal Wr fl til w ar nffirlnic th
prnpfrlv iiiialifird man a pvrmanriit miUi.n wltlrh will cany him mo
, high incom braikcli.
Midwest Plywood Company
10101 Lyndon
Detroit 21, Michigan
' Texas 4-8000
Wateh it GO !
The rest, wc can best tell you with a new
Buick right at hand.
It's a story of interior styling stepped up to
a new plateau of excellence and taste a
story of silencing to a point where a
w hisper almost sounds loud inside this car
in motion-a story of bigger brakes and a
smoother ride antltf Power Steering
as you have hi w'ays. " hoped it Wght ba
perfected. , ;i ". , ' .
It's a story, you "need to know', if you want
to be up-to-thc-mlnut?.o.i what's what in
. 1952 cars. -r ''.'' ,''' "
:'IIow about coming in and getting that
story soon? ;-t' ':! '. ' v-
) ', . .v
, Jnr.pm.r, tmmrti; Inn mA mdrlt ar. U skssil iirtlsoat MHM,
WAraUabU aa ItoAUUAlTM si a attstrsf. Mint 4.11.
Smk'tm
-i
V I I .1 I I UJ 1 I
.Tokyo to think 'Micro was nn enrih.
(minim . .
" s,n
Wlllilu Hccondn, as flames ticked
over th butnpoi'i all but Wood and
Iho flight fiiKlnrer. T-Hgt. Olnieuro
L. like, lixil Lurch St., Raymond,
Well., had leiipt'.
' The burning aircraft M'na over a
populated area.
' Wood turned II towurd a wooded
sector midway between Tokyo and
Yokohama.
i He en lin ed Blce to bull out,
SrcnntlM litli-i . thn biirnliiK rn-
ylnr blew Up and lh whig bilcklrd.
Bv Ihen Wood knew the plane nn
lotiger wiim a menncn to anyone
below.
.He hurled himself out of the
WrcckuKc
':' Porato Shipments
Jstmarv yn ,,, .
Jsimsiy 311
Mimth In ilstp ..
Kfatun lo (lata
31 II
. mu ns
IUKIU I71
Funerol
iiraiiiNiiniw
lih.rat Sfrvli'.s fnr Mnrlnn Hantlpa
I ii.riiiuiiii ill. tvlm fllnd li.m J. ii. JU
Will lAkr Dine. fiiMM Ilia I'ltati.i nf
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