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Newspaper Page Textt 'pace four HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 1'IIID.W. A I'll II. II, llir.l MARKETS and FINANCIAL LIVESTOCK PORTLAND OB (USDA) CatUs Friday salable 35; holdover to; few cleanup sales steady; for week, salable 1040; fed steers closed 1.60 - 3.00 or more higher; belfera strong to 1.00 up; cows SOc-1.00 up; bulls unchanged; scat tered loads and lota good and choice under 1,000 lb fed steers 13.60 34.00; good and choice f around 1.100 1.160 lbs 33.00 J 13.60, Including choice and prime ; i.kw ids ai sa.Du; commercial ana ; low good steers 29.00 72.00; odd good feeder 28.00 - 29.00; com 5 merclal and good heifers 28.60 ; 12.00; utility heifers 22.00 27.00; j canner and cutter cows 16.00 -i 19.00; shells down to 14.00 and 5 under; utility cows 20.00 - 34.00; i few commercial 25.50 - 28.00; com ! merclal and good bulls 2S.50 -.. 39.60; cutter and utility 23.00 i 37.50. J Calves Friday salable 10; steady: ' good and choice vealers 32.00 : 16.00; for week, salable 186: mar I ket unchanged under continued Jlght seasonal run: choice vealers nd light calves 35.00 37.00: odd prime 38.00: good 31.00 34.00; BUllty and commercial 20 00 30.00 Hogs Friday salable 135: steady; top 19.00; for week, salable 2210: market around 50c lower at new low since April 1950: late sales choice No. 1 and 2 180 - 335 lbs German Unity Plan Opposed By JOHN M. I1IGHTOH1R WASHINGTON Pi Diplomats predicted Friday the Western Powers very probably will reject Russia's new demand fur a four- power . conference on unifying Germany. Soviet insistence that any Ger man peace treaty must Rive- a unified Germany her own Indepen dent Army, Navv rmd Air Force was seen as a major obstacle to an East-West agreement. Russia also stood by her original suggestion that the Bis Four, not the United Nations, should decide whether all-German elections are feasible. Oltti lals here. In" predlctuig re jection of the latest Russian moves. emphasized however that the final decision will be reiched In talks just startins between representa tives of the American. British, French and German governments. KNC.LISH Britisn diplomats also took a dim view of the KusMan ellorts to arrange a four-iwwer conference 18.78 19.00: earlv top 19.25; hcav- n Germany. One British official ler and lighter weights 17.00 - 18.00; Germany commented: "lucre choice 325 - 550 lbs sows 15.00 - doesn't seem to be anything in this 16.50; good and choice feeder pips I Russian t note that could make a 16.00 - 16.50 few early to 17.00 with ! four-power talk possible." nackaae 65 lbs 18 00 i West German Chancellor Konrad Sheen Friday salable 15: market i Adenauer studied the note at his nominal; for week, salable 570: market strong with quality lm- nrmrpH 1ptv lntfi onnH - nrlmp fin - 106 lb spring lambs for Easter 'meeting he is exoccted to give trade at 31.00: good and choice 'hem his views to be transmuted under 110 lb fed wooled lambs 'o Lonoon. Paris ;n:d Washington 26.00 - 27.00: one lot choice and , 'or use in preparing a response prime 104 lbs 27.50: choice 118 - j10 J?us?!a- J . , 128 lbs 25.50; good and choice 1 Th Unl,cd states ,avors 'urnmg shorn lambs No. 1 to 3 pelts we.00- n ;, R"?s'an DPsal 25.50; choice 92 lb shorn 26.00; b"' " wa",ts ' A"icd agreement, good and choice wooled ewes 13.00- ! Particularly wants understand 13.25; shorn 11.00: cull and utility ""R "d support m Germany, shorn and wooled ewes 7.00 -12.00. A, ,flnl reiection poses a ouch .problem. It would have to be phrased m such a wav as to con- ,!)Hiu i.y uiiwun i i ptr-.- iiiiihi nu --sr -ii - , "' iiviAriii.iri-iir r rr r' ! fr iV 4 Si - ' jijr' fi' HELPINC ITSELF Jriabel, a year-old crow, Is such a house-broken pel that It ha no difficulty leltini a drink at kitchen Up in home of Mrs. Either Krllum. Vrntnor. N. J. Papers Reveal Chiang's U.S. Policy Meddling WA; 1UTON l.ti A eiie oliof tllim. Sen Knnttlunil Cu'iiur. ilocuineiits relaling several allegril ' nlii ami Hep. Jmld l Mliitirsula uttempla ol Chinese Nalloiuilisl din lomats in Washington to lufliieme Amnricau lureian policy havo beiu maile public by Sen. Morse iron-. Morse sulci he believes they are genuine and warrant prompt ac tion on his propivml to tnveatliiiite Hie "China Lobby'1 of Nutlunullst supporters. One or them tells of the hlrlnu of a man named llanlon, Identified in the message as a lormer law partner of oiie-timr Demwrallc Nallonal Chairman William Ho.vle. Tho meaaiige, dated June 17, 11160. when Boyle was I he fmrly elmlrinnn says "Hie reialloiishli between Boyle ami llanlon is ex tremely close'- and Unit llanlon Morse alio Hen Mi-Mithou ill ('nul l m e ii in tun s l a I1KI rcMilu. lion to have the Nenlilr Foreign Hi'- lui lulls Committee check up on Hie 'China Lobby ly Is llinlli'd mill he l IiiIIiii'ih , , hy At In'.'. "II nil ol the llini'. 'I lii-n.. lore. Ilii'ir l no iliiiin e jj ihiinuii of China pollrv nn lonlVs Achp.Mill IN III powei A lilri.tiiur dlili'il J 1 1 1 v '.! I ttr.it one month iiMci Ihr Kotnin w.u licgiin, Mini Tall "whs liiiiiiiii'i'lv inlt'ltvili'd III the pltilililil o 'in II10.MI " "Ylilir llllllllllr Mlliill illntilr, Cllnti C'hlllMiil.'' II lolllinuril "gave 'I'ull I he lollowlni; Uli " Wii Chun mi wlllinu In shnir lilt' tl"iillllllltl.s lllllllg with tli'il Alai Al llllll III those who huve aigiit'd (or great er U. a. help lui Chimin Km Shek. Morse put the inessaKcs In Ihr a name given HhIiI ngalliM Utissla liml 'out ) u - lilsln. hiiwi vi'i. the rooliiiliili i strenglh in l''ui nio.-.a is weak anil the Miillre ol llMitinner Is huillril whi'iriiv 'In- tiin nun i in ol China CoiiKiesjumiul reinid Ihuisdiiy , iriniiiiii wuh gueriiiin lllglll. He said Ihev were M-iil In Chiang through (aclinic- of tho Chum Air Force oilier in the tinn ed Stales. Most ol them were signed in Chen ChiliM.u. minis, lei counsellor of tile Chinese Km basy here. IIAItltl.M One ni Ihr lelirrs had this to mid practically hirxluiu.-'ilulc Miiuer of lec'tuus "What Ihev nerd is a inuprr lender aim a iniier in gulil.iillon , You aie Ihr most nitlilliil lencl er of A.ln mill the her I luiitner o Ille llnllecl Mlules ii, well. "'ihr alloc e bleu will he ummI liv Tall either in hl.t tin Iheoniliig Ihrrrfne cmmmIiU f -... I, i.... ' ' "cereu iiui i iiniiii. neuci stierrll w llbll will In llllll sell inn home and arranged a prompt meeting with the Ihree Western allied high commissioners. At this SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO UP (USDA) Cattle for week. 250: compared with last week's close, fully steady with cows steady to strong; good and low choice steers 31.00 - 33.00: couple 33.50: utility vince Western iurope tnat ine Russian bid for German unity is merely a phony but dangerous pro paganda move, and that the West also wants a unified Germany, but under a svstem tha' will safeguard jnd commercial heifers 26.00 -her fr0m" "communism. canners 20.00 and cutter cows 36.00; 17.00 21.50. Calves for week, 20; few com mercial to choice calves and veal ers 30.00 - 36.00. . . Hogs for week. 1,400: compared with last week's close, steadv: choice 180 240 lb butchers 19.00: hoiee sqws 14.00 - 14.50. Sheen for week. 750! eomnarpd ! against a wrtb last week's close, generally steady with few sales of slaughter ewes around 1.00 - 2.00 lower: couple lots good to prime 86 lb and 162 lb wooled old crop lambs 27.00: few cull and utility ewes 4.00 - 90.0; good and choice No. 3 pelt 12.00. Tnn aMthnrit ic hprr V1PW the low utility 20.50 i,est series RSsian moves. first set off by a March 10 Soviet proposal, as merety a maneuver to disrupt the Western defense buildup. DRAMA The March 10 note dramatically reversed Russia's postwar stand rearmed oermany. proposed a unified Germany with her own independent Army. Navy and Air Force but without the right to Join any a'.liance against a World War II enemy. It sug gested the U. S.. England, France and Russia hold a conference to work out a treaty along these lines. The proposal was immediately viewed in some circles as a pro paganda move because unification is the overriding political issue throughout Germany and any step toward a settlement arouses enor mous European Interest. I On March 25 the Western Powers. hV a carefully weighed, carefully worded answer did not turn down the idea of a unified Germany. But they reiected the Russian idea of a national German armed force. land a ban on anv alliance between Germanv and other Europeans. They asked how the Soviets proposed to unify Germany and set up a government, and in turn pro posed that the Russians let a Uni ted Nations commission look into the possibility of holding free elec tions in Eastern Germany. APPREHENSION There was speculation and real apprehension that the So viets would radically change their policies and 1) agree to western suggestions for the U. N. inauiry. (21 flatlv agree to free elections at once under Biz Four super vision, or (3) reverse their post war policy and display a willing ness to reconsider returning to Germany territories now held by Poland. , , This would be a i.ixh price for a "neutral" Germany, outside the WMtcrn Power orbit, but some feared Russia might be Inclined to pav it in view ol tne aeinne progress being made by the West. CHICAGO Wl A run of hogs which came -to a third more than the trade had expected pressed prices 10 to 50 cents a hundred pounds lower Friday. Cattle and lambs were mostly steady on . small receipts while ewes remained weak. Barrowsand Gilts brought $16.00 to $17.00 with -he top price at $17.15. Sows took $14.00 to $15.75. Little was available in the beef run beyond commercial to good steers and yearlings at $27.50 to $32.90, comparaDie neners at $26.00 to $32.00. Commercial cows generally sold from $25.00 down ward. POTATOES MKTS CHGO SPUDS CHICAGO (P) Potatoes: ar rivals 45, on track 167: total U.S. shipments not available because of telegraph strike; market nom inally firm at ceilings but track sales on table stock too few to quote because of limited offerings. BIRTHS McNARY Born at Klamath Valley Hospital, April 10. 1052. to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McNary, route 1. Box VAX Klamath Falls, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 2 ounces. MARRIAGE MCKNRKS WRIGHT GREEN. Everett M. Wright. 45, public utilities. Native of Oklahoma. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Nellie C. Green, sales clerk. Kative of Oregon. Resident of Klamath rails. Ore. DISTRICT COURT Edward Hildebrand, overlength. For feit 5 ball. Rufus A. Buser, overload. Forfeit $28 bail. Carroll E. Nelson, overload. For feit S20 bail. Charles Bennett, failure stop at stop ign. Fine 16. Howard G. Schmidt, failure atop at atop sign. Forfeit 6 bail. Giles L. Dingus, no operator's li cense. Sentence 10 days. MUNICIPAL COURT Albert Brooks, drunk. Sentence 10 days. Nicaslo TrujUlo, drunk. Sentence 10 days. Luther Withers poon. drunk. Sentence 90 days and $100 fine. Etwood Smith, drunk. Fine 151 or T days. Randolph Tupper, drunk. Fine 15 or 7 days. Ma-tin GonzaJec, drunk. Fine 123 or 12 days, Erwin Weiser Jr., drunk. Fine 20 or 10 days. tissTm a.,vni r,n "- JSrfjsTw '"T'u'r " 1"n' ran d "sat Po,ti .i't 'f ."V the highest levels of the pioer authorities." II also .said "we could also re ceive secret Information from" llanlon It miui lluuloii wiui nlll llik' to be a lrual advlner for 1JU.- 000 a year (it)i' cuius The int-vstiuCA iil.sn li-ll of inn tacts between Chlliese Nationalist KUnlll.ccl. diplomal.s here and several Repuli- llouevrr, a Uuiiirl lluuloii was ilrnit li-tiflf-r. h.ltiHI,,., l,,fl 1 ... .. it....i- ....., 1,11, ir (ir.ntn imr 111 the Senate Invest igalloiis ol llnvle's 1 ,1111 -eel Inn ivhli the Amu'Miiiii I.. Hi oloki forp 11I St l.nil.s in a mi'-uinur diilcd Aurll t. IW0 Mlitiuil Se- MNinr iilrii In tlir. I'nlteil KImIck nu- icurlly Aiieniv lor liiirimi aid pio- hioiiiii's ' KllllUh. I Avcrcll Hat rlluilii Is 11 i-uWiiiil ly type prr.soii and ii very con onned about Ills peraunal euiicsn or failure " The lliinlon iiii'iiiiiiiiril In the June 17. IliSO. iiirxsage wm not llcan leaden. Including Sen Tall Legal Notice oiiprir NOTK'r trnucATHiN in tiik ' cuifi'iT conir or nit: t',lrn chih-.Mui IrlK i( IT . IIM , F s lt v Jfy "i,?t. - t HoV.- AFTER THE FALL Pinchuir which rnmnui.ri Il mUEAn f t.HJI. k.u 1 . dunitf engineer maneuvers in Germany, is problem for Gl's as Ihey seek to free U from tree. THF STATK or OnECON roll KUAMATM rot'NTY. IN PNOIIATR hi the ni sitter of the Ktal of Itirhttfd Harrj . Dwormcd In thr ahtiv t-iHltlrd ntAttrr. a peti tion, dtilv vvririvcl. Iisvlnt herrinftire bn filed. prnMug (or ihr appoint ment of the pcliliimer a (tmlnili a trlx of the uld eUte u( said allowed riereaied. herein appearing hv her at tornev of record, and now moving tn mi! verif lrl petition for publlralton uf Notice a by Uw provided and Ihr Cottrt being ftillv advlied herein -Ordered thai tald Motion be granted rtirthcr. Ordered, thnt iald Notlve he and It (a hereby given, and Orilrreil puhltohed In the MltAI.L and NEWN, a itewapnper pn til ! lied In Kid"- "h founts, Oregon our werh urceWe weeks, that a petition hm been filed ' the office of the firth of the Circuit Court for Klamath uinl Oregon. pra Ing that administration of aid estate he granted to said applicant for the, reason that maid presumed ile reasrd. Hit-hard Harry hns n-'t brer, heard from In seven ? yeara and more from his last known plsr nf rea'dertre in Klamnth Count Oirgvn ll t further Ordered, that Noth-e It and It a here hv glvrn. that Salurtlm May 31, 0J. m the Klamath Cminty Ctrrull Court Boom in Klamath Tall', nregiin. at the hour of 10OO in' Ihr fnrrnoon of tald dav, the Court Mill hear evidence concern! rig the alleurtl absence o( the preumed decedent Richard Harry, and the rlrrunialances and duration thereof It Is further Ordered thai ropv nf thi Order rx- published in the lint AI.I and NEWS as Is herein proMiird Date of Eirst Pithllratmn April Elev enth Ml t3. Dated at Klamath rails Oregon April 10 David K Vandentierg Judgt A 11. 18. 23 M 7 9 No Mil "liiiii In Ik' hr Itnd ullli Kiiiiulnti.l imil Judcl '"Miry boih Mini Mr tSrriTtuiy of Hlnlri Arht'Min uu.s Mrnniily ptrjtidltTd iikuiiiM Chlmt In it imiM limrjiMiimblc di'tfire " Thr nirs. nv.v Mild INFIIrNfi: I Thr PirMdrnt Tuimuim nbill Ealr Work Mod laiy mini iwRvmitri er AIHHM1 M t HIM lUilrle mt Mul I menlh's Is arrle4 U lh( pi hsse eth Pioneer Office Suppfy S'hnnm lilt I Moose Dance SATURDAY -APRIL 12 for MEMBERS and GUESTS Moose Hall-1010 Pine Your Membership Card Is Your Ticket r rn i UF . &1 t.:-:- jvXi?. --. Weather r.mnto Pns and Vicinity Partly cloudy Friday. Cloudy Fri day nlpht and Saturday with late afternoon showers. High Friday 65. High Saturday 60. m-MmM BUTTONED U P Garbed in their pearl-butloned clolhes, Bert and Rebecca Matthews, kinir and queen of Cockney Pearliea, arrive in New York for British food-will bus tour of U. S. For the Easter Parade .and long after. the wSILKY"LOOK is NEW.' Bv The Associated Press tt hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Max. Mln. Prep Ex-Vets' Chief Forbes Dies Baker EuKene La Grande Lakeview Medford North Bend Ontario Pendleton Portland (Airpti Rosebud Salem Boise Chicano Denver Eureka Los Anselcs New York Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle Spokane 63 70 66 62 74 54 67 64 71 73 71 62 41 57 52 61 56 75 58 62 62 23 42 24 36 40 46 36 41 47 40 44 33 28 31 48 49 46 50 50 45 37 WASHINGTON lfl Col. Charles R. Forbes, 74, who was jailed alter I serving as director of the Veterans Bureau under President Harding, died Thursday. He had been In poor health for years. In 1924, a Senate investigation of charges of mismanagement of the bureau resulted in a finding that waste extravagance. Incompetency and corruption existed in the bu reau. Later Forbes was indicted by a federal grand Jury on charges of conspiracy in connection with hos pital contracts. 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