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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE HERALD AND KEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. MAY n. 10!2 MARKETS ami FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS New York Stock Br Too AHooUlcd rrtM Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical 1 Allla Chalmers American Airlines American Power 6c Light ' American Tel. tt Tel, American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Bore Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright DouRlas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Manvllle Kennecott Copper Llbbv. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacifio American Pish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacifio Tel Tel Packard Mot Car Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi. Cola Co. Phllco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonler Incorp Rayonier Incorp Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safewav Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co.i Socony-Vacuum OU Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Corp. Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Transamerica 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 Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth Company 48 J4 13 25 1544 M V4 43 ti TO 48H 69 14 ' 18 25 U 37 61 54 40 15 4 103 ? 35 Va 17 , 51 7'i 54 4 831 43 , 14 58 t 44 '. 65 ! 42 32 H 44 Si 71 H 76 74 20 16 1 37 t 60 19 19 4 78?, 33 H 109 4 4H 67 yt 19 10 29 H 26 H 26 U 40 i 54 64 V. 32 51 53 n 38 , 73 l i 54 4 77 , GRAINS CHICAGO Wi Some commis sion bouse buying sent grains high er on the board of trade Thurs day despite a continued excellent crop outlook and the lack of any export business. Soybeans led the upturn. Tne May contract J Jumped more than 3 cents at times on rather urgent short covering. The market started out lower. It made Its reversal shortly after a final 1951 government cotton crop report lowered the production fig ure Issued last December. Wheat closed VI highe. May $3.47 fc.Ji; corn 1VH higher. May $1.82 '-',; oats VI Tt high er, May 81-81 Vi: rye 3 to t higher. May gl'j-: soybeans 2 to 1 V higher. May S2.99-2.99 '4. and lard 3 cents lower to 10 cents : arranged for them. Malm Plans Swim Course By MRS. JOE 11ALOISKK MALIN Red Crass swim les- sons will again be held this year at the Malm Pool under credited instructors. The lessons will begin on Mon day June 9. and all persons in charge of orgamtcd groups plan iilng to participate in the lessons should contact as soon as possible Mrs. Byron Johnson or Mrs. Ted DrMcrrltt at Malin. The schedule is now being made up and several communities have already been included on It. Children not already in organ ised swim groups and are interested in Joining, should con tact persons In charge of organised groups so that class time can be hundred pounds higher. May $11.27. wneat Open High Low Close 2.46 H 3.48 2.46 H 3.47 a; 2.36 3.37 s, 9.36 2.37 2.38 1; 2.39 S 3.38 2.39 -1, 3.41 2.43 2.41 2.43 V. 2.46 May Jly Sep Deo Mar LIVESTOCK 10 31 H 26 174 41 113 26 4 29 54 30 Vt 38 13 14 39 V4 254 37 H CHICAGO Wi Hog prices push ed to a new high mark going back to Oct. 19 Thursday when two loads sold at $20.60. This brought to $3.00 a hundred pounas uie total increase since the current climb began less than two weeks ago. Thursday's market was 15 to 35 cents higher' with most butchers bringing $18.25 to $20.40 and sows $15.75 to $17.75. Most cattle sales were steady although cows closed weak to 25 cents lower. Veal calves were steady to $1.00 higher. A load of prime-steers topped at $38.00 but most arrivals rated good to average-choice, selling from $29.50 to $35.00. Good and choice heifers and mixed yearlings ran from $29.60 to $33.75. Lamb trading was steadv. Choice wooled kings brought $28.00 ewes turned weak to so cents lower at As soon as Mrs. Johnson. Swim class chairman, hears from all the croups a schedule will be pub lished in this paper. Although no definite dale has been set for the opening of the pool, it is thought that, weather Foreign Aid Cut Danger Seen by Ike WASHINGTON Ul Oen. Eisen hower told Congress Thursday any cut In president Truman's 17.900, 000.000 foreign aid plan "would In evitably tend to curtail or retard" tills nation's defense program. The message from Eisenhower was made public by Sen. Connal ly (D.-Tex.), chairman of the Sen ate Foreign Relations Committee. The retiring head of the West ern Defense forces did not speci fically ask Congress to retain the full amount of funds Human re quested for forelgu aid. SKRIOl'S But he did say that "an aggre gate reduction of the order of a billion dollars would be heavily and seriously felt." He wrote this after saying any cut would tend to cur- COMPLAINT tll.MI Faynift J ran Jackson vt (llvitn V Jack ton, for tltvoiv. Clungc. cruel - V. Coupl ii.rr.ril Ai.ril 15, llttl, ul a 11 Jo, c1H. Plaintiff ak ciuUmK oii minor child and fcift a month. K K. Drlkcoll, atiornay (or platimfC. UKCRKK O BANTU Corby J, Alibrook vi. Juti V. AU- bruok. permitting it may be opened the! tail or retard the program, latter part of May for public swim, i Mwrt miwmA ,. - nung. Weather Grants Pass and Vicinity mostly cloudy with occasional showers Thursday; partly cloudv Thursday night and Friday; high Thursday 63; low Thursday nlglil 43; high Friday 65. Western Oregon Coudy with a little ram Thursday; partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday; higlis Thursday 56 to 66; cooler Thursday night with lows of 36 to 46: a little warmer Friday with highs of 64 to 74 except about 55 on immediate coast: winds off coast westerly and 12 to 22 miles an hour Thursday, decreasing at night: winds will become south westerly 10 to 20 miles an hour Friday. Eastern Oregon Mostly cloudy Moderate sized cuts." Elsen hower said, "can be absorbed with out critical damage." The Foreign Relations Commit tee has voted to cut a billion dol Inrs from Truman's requests. The House Foreign Affairs Committee chopped off another 100 million. Eisenhower said In his cable to Connally that "any cut materially greater" than the billion dollar re duction voted by his committee "would create such difficulties that a drastic revision of the whole program might well be Indicated and might therefore endanger the proposed military build up now visualized and which I consider essential in the interest of U. S. security." Ql'ERY Only an hour before Connally re leased the Elsenhower message. Sen. Russell (D-Oa ). chairman of the Senate Armed Services Com mittee, sent a message to Elsen- Funeral Ksm'tn.t Funvral ervlr fr Lola tqurila. IS. who died In Salrm. May s. , ill Uk pUr from the Sarrvtl Hrnrt Churrh, tilth 1 lh. Saturday. hrn raqulam mau will ha rclrliratetl lur lha rvpoav til hr aoul commr-m-lug al I". Mav T. P Ca.ry iilli Clatlng. Conmmmrnl avrvlra and Inlcr mam In Ml lalvary Memorial I'aia Hft'ltatton nt lha Molv H.uaiv uill taaa place from the rhaprl nf Ward Klamath runeral Kunia. ajs Itiali St lrtda, a p. in. DOCKtlT funeral aervlrei for Baby Olrl rKHk ry will be held al the araveilde in Klamath Memorial Para rrldav. 2-M p. m. O'Hatr'a Memorial Chapel in charge. Baxter Heads Archery Group A gathering of 30 Klnmnlh bow men ami archers elected Dale llux Icr Its president nl an uruunlna lionnl nu'i'tliig last iiihIU at Alia uiont School, Tlie group now calls Itself the Klamath Ari-liers. Al Samples wits elected secre tin v treasurer, Cwtl Pnither la M'tilor tai'uet captain, and Terry Fitwver and David l.eellng are minor tnriiot captains. Among lliu.se Joining the group were the Malin How Hunters, which Includes Junior Stale Cham pion ltowttiait Don Kniniix. President Uaxter plans tu donate materials for the building of three targets similar tu the uno donated iuv Aitiiiuoiu school. I Next Wcilnesdnv night's sessions will fratiire remihir sliootlng round for the members who ranue i In aue I loin 7lh urtulcrs on up. ISKvncnl lilol, ,.l,,il mI,iIm.,iu .i.a brlonu. Eventually the Klamath Archers hope to aunlilv for the state and national arclierv association. Meeting time Is 7:30 rsT on Wednesdav eventnus. Legal Notice NOTICI INVITINO IIIDH TIIAfrlC PAINT Tht undarKlgnetl Pollt-t Jnda of Ihe rily u Klamalli Talla. Illeaon will le ralva waled liltla (or I INI tfala. vellow traffic lai'iillcr and la ink tiiliulrr euual In Oregon Mtate Highway pei-. tlcatloni tor aama tin lo 1:.in pin n.Sl'. Monday May la lll.1l The en veloi hall iw marked "Traffic Pallll Kid." All prlcei ahall be r O II. Klam alli Falla Oregon. The rlly reerve the right to relecl any and nr all Inrta. J C Hunt Pollca Jndgd. pro-tem M a No. a TOKYO IM'AKIS TOKVO f One pel miii was killed TIllllMlllV hfll a lllmleililft tnrlliiiinke lollctl the Tukvn-Yokohama area til U liH a in. No set loin, Uliiiniiuo win reported. y in Tiir cini-niT coubt or THK KTATK or OIIKUON 1'Olt KIJlMATII COl'NTV Notice la hereby given lhat the nn rieialgned Adnilltllitralor with tile Will Ainteted of Ihe Kulale of Jatoea Ma on MrClave Deceaaed, haa Iliad In lha Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore gon tor Klamath County hla final ac count nf hla adinlnlilrallun of aalil ae tata and Ihe cmtrl haa apitulnled the .till day nf June lata, at IU.UI o'cloi-a A M., aa Ihe lima, and Ihe courtroom of aald court aa Ihe placa for Ihe heat Ing and aetllemenl ut aald account. Dated tide lh day of May 10.1a. R. n. Maxwell Admlnltrator of the Cilale of Jamea Maaon Mcclava Ueeaaed. Parretu Si Maxwell Allurnaya (nr Adintnlitrator 3.lg Main Klamath Palli, Oregon M 7-H JI ll J 4 No. Mnna N'nrlalttl I'lmie t ar.u. lire Inaurnnee. Show your Mother you eared enough lo chooi the very betl . . n Hallmark Molhrr'$ Day Cant. SHAW STATIONIRY CO. 729 Main i with a few showers Thursday, be- hower asking him whether he thinks $13.60 downward poorer. for good and coming partly cloudv Thursday night and Friday, with Isolated af ternoon showers in mountains: , ? , USD night: highs Thursday 58 to 68: Cattle: salable 150; market rather Thursdav nicht 35 to 45- a slow, steady-weak: load eood 998 'f.J!?.- ? id led steers 33.35: lightly sorted it. In 7o. trv-oiiv .,. nrfnr load 1,035 lbs 33.50; utihtv-com-! "i? t:,!?f.. y "ronS iurIa:e n uiuj iiui sua . GRAINS PORTLAND (J) No coarse grains. Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 3.45; Soft White (ex cluding Rex). 2.45; white Club, 3.45. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary, S.47; 10 per cent 2.47; 11 per cent 3.47; 12 per cent 3.47. Hard White Baart: Ordinary, 1.47; 10 per cent 2.47; 11 per cent 3.47; 12 per cent 2.47. Car receipts: wheat S3; barley 2; flour 2; com 8; oats 3; mill feed 7. merclal steers 25.50 - 31.00: few utility - low commercial hellers 23.00 - 28.00: canner cutter cows mostly 18.00 23.00: few 23.50: shells downward to 14.00: utility cows 23.00 - 26.00: lew commer cial grades 27.00; commercial bulls 28.00 29.50: utility grades a.au a-i.ou; cutlers aown to 22.00. Calves: salable 40; market rather clow, about steady; few choice vealers 35.00 - 36.00: includ ing large lot good 295 lb stock calves at 36.00; good vealers and light calves 30.00 33.00; utility commercial 21.00 - 29.00. Hogs: salable 300; market un even; generally 25 cents higher with quality very mixed: choice No. 1 and 2 butchers from 180-235 lbs 21.50-75; few choice 250-300 lbs 18.75 20.00; choice 300-(00 lb sows 16.50 . 18.00 : 450-700 lbs 15.0 -16.00; few medium light sows 15.00: good - choice feeder pigs steady at 18.00 19.00; choice 420 lb stags 15.00. Sheep: salable 150: market about steady; one lot good - choice 87 lb spring lamhs 29.50; few good choice 1051b. shorn lambs with No. 2 pelt 27.50: 144 lbs 23.00: few good 96 lb wooled lambs 27.00; good 85-92 lb feeder lambs 24.00; good No. 3 pelt ewes salable 11.50 down. HOT WIRE City fire equipment was called to 2339 S. 6th Street late Tuesdav night where an electric wire had fallen across a roof. There was no damage. By The Associated Press 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. Mai. Min- Pep. ! Baker 61 43 .80 ; Eugene 63 46 .06 ; La Grande 65 44 .75 Lakeview 47 30 .91 Medford 59 46 .56 North Bend 55 48 .13 Ontario 67 48 .03 Pendleton 70 51 .03 Portland (Airpt) 66 52 .35 Roseburg 66 48 .10 Salem 65 50 .01 Boise 63 47 231 Chicago 54 45 .28 Denver 75 48 ! Eureka 54 48 .30 Los Angeles 68 54 I New York 62 47 i Red Bluff 62 46 .33 1 San Francisco 60 45 .34 Seattle 66 51 Spokane 67 50 the $6,900,000,000 voted by the Con nally committee would be ade quate for this nation's defenses. Wives, Mothers To Be Honored Wives and mothers of Rotary i Club members win De Honored as guests of the club at a special musical program rnaay noon at the Willard Hotel. The meeting also will mark the 30th anniversary of the Klamath Falls Rotary Club. POTATOES CHICAGO (JV Potatoes'. Arriv als 14, on track 15: total U.S. shipments not available; supplies very light: too limited trading track and street to establish market. Obituary TUBES Raymond Turtk, 50, native of Louisi ana patS4?d away In thU city May 7. 1952. He had bcn a resident of Klam ath Falls for 17 years. Survivors in clude the widow Llllith Turett. of this ciiy. a sister In Montana and a sister in Indiana. Funeral services will be held from O'Halr's Memorial Chapel, 6th and Pine. Saturday, 11 a. m. In tern.cn t will be In LinJtviU Cemetery. VICTOEIN KHzabelh Vlctortn, 81, a native of Melnik, Czechoslovakia, and a resident of Klamath County for 43 years, died hen May 8. 1653. Survivors Include: two sons. Frank and Tony Victor in, Malin; grandchildren, Bob and Joe Vic toria and Jean Donaldson, Malin. Jim my Victorln, Los Angeles, and Mar garet King, Madras; also seven great grandchildren. Funeral services Sat urday, 3 p.m., chapel of Ward's Klam ath Funeral Home. NOTICE Instructions for election boards, 7:00 p.m. Standard Time, ct the Courthouse, Mon day, May 12, 1952 Signed, Chas. F. DeLap County Clerk ThU petal ii graphic example of the heavy damage nematodes cause in many areas. Note the contrast to the firm, smooth skin of a sound potato. CONTROLLED IRRIGATION gHoesn't cost... I it PA YS! prom 3 vays- J. RESTORE VALUABLE ACRES, now u.ad or dilch.a, lo TILLABLE ACRES. 2. Enoy PROFITS (torn Ih cultlvotlon of thai pravlouily unuiad ocraa. .3. SAVE on Irrigation labor exd1 wood-control FOR BIG JOBS OR SMALL JOBS, WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED; AND WILL , GLADLY HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PROJECT. piiYTOH&CO. bk piAnnci sit - MARKET ST. $$ e.oe can cut profits three woys 1. REDUCE SAUSILITY OF PRODUCT I ' 2. REDUCE YIELD BY DAMAGING ROOTS ' - " 3. PROMOTE ROT, MOLD, AND HIGH STORAGE 10SS B-D KILLS NEMATODES D-D controls root and tuber damage by nematodes and other soil pests. Check your crops now for evidence of nematode dam age. If soil pests are your problem, order D-D now for application at the proper time. Get in touch with the D-D dealer in your area and arrange for treatment before your next planting. Your fields can be custom fumigated by trained men who bring their own equip ment, or your own tractor can be equipped with D-D injectors at low cost. D-D. a toii fumigoni, Trade Mark Ret- V- 8. Patent Office. Manufactured by SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION Distributed by SOLD BY Prlcoi effectivt Friday and Saturday AT GRIGG'S SUPERIOR FOODS Klamath Falls - Merrill - Stewart-Lenox r.luauAiinalln'VARtt DBOI" and get what coffes gives to you mid-morning, mid-afternoon, at a1 mealsl IL Ul Chase and Sanborn 79c Variory pack TUNA Bumble Bee No. Vj Tin 29 ri.-.:;-:, MS t 59 "Good" or "Choice" M A ' 69c DHDIf Hl I Villi IS GOIN UP! EASTERN i - Pot Roast Cello Pkg. I I C Del Monte "A LinkSausaae --t59c CI 11 Good quality A p Sliced Bacon 35c Pure Lard --" 25c Ground Beef "u'" -59c Fresh Filet of Sole 69c HENS - 43c i m a v mm m m m . w UAKir: K, .. Mil mml .:. :. . 3-lb. Tin 79 Green Spot Kelloggs Cigarettes CATSUP Miracle Whip NORTHWEST'S FAVORITE PICNIC FOOD 46-oi. tin All Popular Brandt Standby 3'$1 29c 1" 19c 49c 14oi. .USCC PICNIC SIZE POTATO CHIPS 39 HI HO Sumhine CRACKERS, lb. 29c Bisquick WHITE KING Gerber's Baby Foods Purex Quart 14c Trend .,,. 19c Large pkg. Giant site 39c 59c 4 ,., 35c ri n.i ii mi i mr 11 riOZIN POOD l FULL POUND PKG. I DM rat m it rtiLO picutf 39c I FRESH PRODUCE MD Tissue 2 ,0,25c Dehydrated APPLE SAUCE 15 STRAWBERRIES BIG FULL CUPS - 31c RHUBARB ", h ' - 8c FRESH PEAS 7Hc ASPARAGUS . 19c FRESH CORN GRIGG'S Golden Bantam lb. 23c Sfo uuiH... L Alhland Froth SPINACH 12-oz. collo bag 25c i BAKE YOUR GIFTS with WALKER BROS. SyWesson Oil 59' Merrill, Oregon I " " Prion 4211