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Newspaper Page Textpage; t'our HKKAI.O AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OK KG ON I'll ID AY, MAY , IBM' MARKETS and FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS NEW YOHK STOCKS By The Amoclated Preni Admiral Corporation , Allied Chemical Allia Cbalmcrn. American Airline , American Power & Light American Tel. & Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Bteel Boeing Airplane Co. Bore Warner BurrouBha Addln Machine California Packing Canadian PacHIo ' . ' Caterpillar Tractor ; Celancsa Oorporntion i Chrysler Gorporalton Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vullee Crown Zellerbach CurtlSR WrlRht Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak. ' Emerson Radio General Eleclrlo ' General Food General Motors ' Georgia Pao- Plywood Goodyear Tire Homettake Mining Co. i International Harvester ' International Paper Johns Manville ' Kenneeott Copper Llbbv, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward ' Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas Electric ' Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Packard Motor Car Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation . Rayonler Incorp Rayonler Incorp Pfd ; Republic Steel ' Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. , Sears Roebuck & Co. Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N. J. Btudebaker Corp. 'Sunshine Mining 6w1ft & Company Transamerica Corp. Twentieth Century Pox 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 yestlnghouse Electric Woolworth Company 36 i 88 'i 49 V 12. 24 154 ' M 43 2 80 48 ', 47'. 68 '2 17 i 25 H 36 'i 61 y, 40 !, 76 102 35 17 50 (a 8 54 H 84 a, 43 , 14 68 44. 55 'i 41 sa 45 73 76 . 7 '2 21 16 37 59 H 19 H 19 i4 79 14 33 4 109 a 4 H 67 18 T, 9'. 29 26 27 GRAINS CHICAGO Wheat prices were marked down on the board of trade Friday prior to issuance of a government crop report which, in the opinion of grain experts. will show that winter wheat croo prospects improved over me pun momn. The rest of the murkei also slipped lower with soybeans quite wheat closed 1 i. lmvr May S2 4G V'. corn .. -1 'a low er, may i.k. oals unchanged to lower. May 81-81 .. rve to 1 cent lower. Mav $1.98. soy beans 1 3-a i, lower, Mav $3.96 -'i, and lard 3 to 7 cents a hull hundred pounds lower, May $11.92., Wheat open inch Low Close 3 47 la 2 47 3.46 ' 3 46 2 37 2 37 3.35 2 35 2 38 3.38 2.37 2.37 '! 2 42 2.43 V 3 41 2 41 2 45 S, 3.45 3 44 3 44 May Jly Sep PORTLAND If - Coarse grains W'heat bid to arrlye market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white 3.44 ..: soft white lex- ciuaing Rex i 3 44 ; white club 1.44 S. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 3.f 10 per cent 2 47: 11 per cent 3.47: 12 per cent 2 47 Hard White Baart: Ordinary 3 47: 10 per cent 3 47: 11 per cent 3 47: 13 per cent 2.47. Car receipts: Wheat 33: flour 4; corn 3; mill feed 3. LIVESTOCK I V'7'Y- A r.vm '1 V PERFORMING IN THE state production of "Alaildiil and IIIKI'll MVCl'l.l.orH lloin to Mi ami Mi Edwin MiVullooh, 74.V, H.. al Klaiti IU Vally M.wplUI Ma IHU, a girl. Wvinht ' pnumU 11 ounce. uniruiMH m ill Robert 1) NVwtvoii v Urtt J New part, tut! (tit iH imtp, Ctiai nr, I'lurl. Loupl iimrnrtl Atig la, lt.MI, KUnmilt Palls, Oie iianrsv lt.cUir, aUnnio tor Plaintiff Hetty Milihrll vt Wtlhrtl Miloltrll suit for livrv. Charm, ctuelo i'hu rUlntiK ink riiBttHly four minor ' It 1 1 ilrrn. $M nuuilli V. S lUlciittnr. flltorno (or pin I til iff Char I r K IVrty vn. Helen It u t It lrry. iull lor itmtrr Chnitfv. rniallt. foil pie tmitrtrtl Aug 14, ImJi. I'hu-iij". Ill, i 'Into tiff ka nroiMrrly lllvtnrnt 11. J. lioikiflrtl. uttornov for plMinlill W . K I'nlmrr vi. l.rsvla Ankrm . inl of I A vlftlim for unproMinatcIv -fR.iHHI iNii in niuincH imiiiiv. J mm a. fci'in Hvr, iilloin (oj pUmlilt hlVOKfi: IIM'RI! Hobvrt MnUo v. Lrtih Moimv Mexicans Face Deportation Seyenly-four Mexican Nationals believed In this country lllcwillv weie put aboard a Southern l'a vlfic train this iuoiiiiiih lor a ti.n In portlnnd and driioi'tatloii pro cepoliiKs. They were" rounded up In this area durum the post three days by a (iroup oi immiKTaiion oineerii en reclrd by John Wilson, Inspector The Mexlcuus, all men and mull ol Ihrni youiiK mid umiblr to speak KiikIIsIi, were biuikrd and kept at the Couniy Jail while the roundup was in progress. 10 ; 53 63 31 50 Vi 53 72 54 76 2 38 31 i 26 17 i 41 113 H 26 , 29 V, 5 31 38 PORTLAND (.P (USD.M Cat tle salable Friday 35: cleanup trade about steady. For week, sal able 1.260. Cattle trade more active on short supply, fed steers and heifers steady to strong, spots ?5 to 50 cents higher early, cows un even, beef cows fully 50 cents higher, canners-cuters seadv to strong. Bulls weak. Good-choice fed steers up to 1.125 lbs 32.50- 34.00, load sorted 1,005 lb choice 34.50. commercial steers 32.00. utility 23 50-28.50. choice light stockers 30.00-33.00. ew good fed heifers 31.00-32.00. 33.00: utihtv and commercial 9S5 commercial 28.50-30.50. Utilityilb dairy type steers 25.50 - 27.50: 22.00-27.50. Canner-c u 1 1 er cows 'utility and commercial range cows 18.00-22.50. shells down to 15.00. 12300 - I'TOO: rnnrer and cutter utility cows 23.00-26.00. commer-: cows 17 00 - 20.0(1 cial 26.50-28 00. Commercial and Itype 23 00: utih'. odd good bulls 2800-29.50: cutter bulls 26 00-28 50 PERFORMING IN THE state production of "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp" at Mills auditorium Saturday night will be (1 to r) Nancy Herlinger, Dolores Robinson and Sylvia Wilbur. The Children's Theater production is sched uled for 8 p.m. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Lfl (USDAi Cattle 625: for week. compared with last week's close steers 60c higher; cows weak to 39.00- '50c lower; small lot 775 lb year- Good and I ling steers 34.00: good 990-1215 lb steers, including lew choice. 31.50- 39 25 i S7 45 Chicago Livestock CHICAGO UP) The hog market was moderately active Friday with a few butchers topping $20.50 spar ingly. A fev cleanup sale of heavies were es much as 25 cent lower. Cattle were steady to weak, mostly nominal and slaughter lambs were scarce. Most butchers brought $18.85 to $20.40 with a few odd lots weighing up to 375 pounds were as low as 117.50. Sows were unchanged, $15.75 to $17.75. Slaughter steers and heifers were scarce. Some sraal olts of prime 1,200 pound steers brought $56.50. A few good and choice saughter steers and heifers were available at $29.50 to $34.00. Cows continued at $25.50 and downward. The steady tone on lambs devel oped In spite of an absence of prime offerings. A few small lots of choice wooled kinds topped at $28.50. Most were $26.50 to $28 00 Shorns topped at $27.50. and utility 22.00-27.50. Calves salable Fridav 10; steadv. For week, salable 290. Market steady to weak, instances 1.00 lower. Choice and odd prime veal ers 35.00-37.00, good 31.00-34.00. util ity and commercial 21. 00-30.00. Good-choice under 300 lb stock calves 36.00-38.00. Hogs salable Friday 50: market 25 cents higher: too 22.00. For weak, salable 2.025. Quality unus-lr3.n, imllv llnpven with monv mHim ."."rr-""' Western Oregon .Vastly sunny Friday and Saturday with some hiuh cloudmes-s Saturday; warmer alieruoons with highs both days 66 to 75 except 55 to 60 along im mediate coast; continued cool Fri day niglit with lows of 33 to 40; winds along coast variable unci 6 to 15 miles an hour Friday becom- Ullllty dairy ! mc ccnerallv snuthpusterlv Siilur- and commercial day. Lantern Oregon Partly cloudy Friday with scattered showers in mountain areas: clearing and cool er Friday night with lows ol 31 to 42; warmer afternoons Willi lui;hs of 58 to 68 Friday ond 65 to 75 Calves for week 90: compared to last week's close, steady to weak good and choice light calves and yealers 350 lbs 34.00. some light vealers 36.00. Hogs 1600 for week; compared aaiuroaj. with last week's close, Thursday j butchers 2.00 higher; sows 50-7&C ; By The Associated Press higher; feeder pigs 2.00 higher; 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. choice 180-240 lb butchers 21.00 U.N. involved in Oafis Case WASHINGTON tfi - Rrp Edilh NourM Hotels (RMh.vm miki Hi, Unitrd Nut tori Pi uiuv will be ui veil h cluiUT :n Jo Minetlmic about Iwiir Wlllhwu N OuU from a Cm-luvsluvukii-in prtMm iul prove It is "more thiMi n 1rbutim; soc:rty. " Mr.v Kom rs toht ilu I louse Tluir.sdiiv she ui.s tiulorsau: ti lrRiil move prum.seil by l.uis KM tier, n ChleiiKo lawyer fpeciiiliimu; in tuibeius corpus iietions, to loree me KOd csrcii rtlme o release Ontls through Wiutd Court action. OuU.s us the Aasocluted lre.s.- correspondent Jailed over a year ao. He m seivinn five to 10 year sentence following conviction on esplonasp chartjes which the U 8 uovrrnment him denounced as phony and trumped-up. Kulncr satd Oaths can bo treed by having the International Court of Justice Issue a ha bens corpus , orderuiK Uie Czechs to bring: the J Amerlcnn newsman before a court to determine whether he is law . fully held. I If the court rules Outi is not lav.fullv held, Czechoslovakia, as a f member of Uie V N . would be ' obllned to observe the ruling. He I said the U.N churler also provides that the U.N can lake action. ' without fear of veto. iiRainst unv member refusmp to accept the court's verdict j Kutner said Minciiotis could m elude economic reprisals, cuttiiw off diplomatic relations, or even military action. tti , fault r t , i ' ffitfiii f-f- "1'iiTi ik w i irrir vr SM'N U'll'AI. OIKr l.M.i Jaiikm Mxpr, iltunk driving HI m i)rrtof ln-raw puai lo5 bail Miturli-r Cleitii ChaittlUr. paulitg on r in lit. violation Imsii- rultt, (allure li lirrit Iifii Pout til) tiail IMMKH1 I OI'KT liart MrM t'oulur. hiadvauala iiitFtfiritr htdkc for frit fft ball Allan Cthvaril WtMlr, nu aluu light Fur(l W ball C'liarlv Aitlltotu Tirtnn. uvrlud ( ri f l MU ImiiI w j l.oru Anthony Hrlln. no ri'C r f 1 n f ."si :;;: - ij"t ffWJc ;rtri::. . -! . Jr Win Chatle A Smllh. tin vthlcU llvn n Sit. iHnri svrrru Cat, paalng on cum- 1'tnr. K1 l'i imi tl Mnrvfv fa attauult, no e hl tc l.t-nur Kurfc l M ball Hie hard Alloh liii. no whirl ll-i-rne Mnc . CRUSADERS Huv. and Mrs. Byron Hopkins, ministers of the Pillar of Fire church, Seattle, will be in chnrj;e f the Crusader's meeting at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at 1027 Wash burn Way. A special Inlvtation has been Issued to child ren, though nil are welcome. ffXfSVt Bonanza Seniors Offer Comedy Tile St-nlor rlllM ol Rnnaimi HlKh Si luxil will uicwiit thrrf iirt loinnly. "ltrsi AMiired." by Doimld Pnvtun on Mnv 16 and 18. curluln tlnir 8: IS. fhx modnrn umirdv portrnvs tlio life of Uir ; MoriwK fnnilly bcnet with the ! triiil.n of the modern ne. It u: Iiim innvlnu. realistic, mid hllurl-! ou. The rust includes: Mr. Morlork. Miiunre Llmimirr: Mr. Morlock. Mny Ctinllls. Mnrv. Mnrlitnne Wnit ner: Jrt,slc. Bfwle Hnnkliu: Mil dred. Itltn Lilly; Joe Lnnconl Kr wln Crutne; I.uIkI Lnnconl. Vernon Hiilev: Murthn, Mnrv Jo Merhnm; l.iKif.-r. Wvne Dve: Ml.u Akers. Mure Brown: Georce I'lew. Mnr lin Wilson: Mm. Hlnrk. Jonnnr Kev.-or. Or Brown. lnnld Hub ble: Mr SchninlK. Alvhlld Romt eii Mrs Prini'h. Mnrv Jo Ornves. Director, Joannn Olviin rT inrm 604 Main Nnt To RudVi Mtn'l Stot Qahois I BAKERY Ph. 4363 SATURDAY SPECIAL ROSES IN SNOW CAKES PIES CAKES Pastry A dolicioui while coki with cherry filling Take One Home To Mother sows 15.00; few 335 lb at 15.25: 'Baker ually uneven with many medium i irSi'Jim ou"uu ,D 'ecoer p'gs 2 i-rt uiniiae oiieep u.jv iot een: comparoi LaKeview With la5t week's close lambs weak j Medford to 50c lower: others steady; early Ontario In week few lots good-prime spring 'Pendleton lambs 27.75-28 00: good and choice Portland Airport mostly good. 27.50: few good wooled RoscburR old crop lambs 23 00: No. 2 and 3 Salem pelt mixed old crop lambs and i Chicago yearlings 20.00: cull and utility j Denver slaughter ewes of similar pelt 7.50; Eureka , good ewes 10 00: few feeder lambs! Red Bluff ' mostly good grade 26.00. San Francisco grade hogs. Choice No. 1 and butchers 180-235 lbs late 21.50-75. few 22.00. medium grade down to 20.00. Choice 250-300 lbs 18.50-19.50, few 20.00; medium and choice 140 165 lbs 17.50-20.00. Choice 300-4 lb sows 16.5-18.00, 450-550 lb 15.00 16.00. Good-choice feeder pigs 18.00 19.00. Sheep salable Friday none: mar ket nominal. For week, salable 890. Steady to 50 cents higher, ewes weak. Good-prime spring lambs 29.50-30.50, good-choice 91-107 lb fed wooled lambs 28.00-50 ; 20 lbs to 13.50. Cull-utility shorn ewes lambs 24.00-25.00. Good No. 2 and 3 lb No. 2 and 3 pelt lambs 26.50 down 26.00: good-choice under 110 Good wooled and shorn feeder pelt ewes 11.00-50: choice wooled 27.50: above 140 lbs down to 23.00. 5.00-10.00. Mai.MIn I'rcrtp. 49 6'.' 50 48 S3 46 54 60 58 62 57 75 54 70 61 42 36 44 30 47 42 46 42 40 34 46 43 42 47 45 T .06 .05 .14 T T .13 Obituary i woonn ! ' Ro Ann WihmI. 7.1. natlvr of Par- I om. Ka.. and a mMirnt of Klam- i alh Falli tnr 10 war did hT Mar ! H. 1932 Survlvon Inrlurtr ftv child ren. Mr It" A Ije. Klamath rail-. C"! U B Wixxl. DaMnn O Lronard Wood-.. Whllprlvcr. Aru . Mr- Clhel nurkhoidtr. Interior. S D Mra Ei ther Dnnnellr, Wauaau. Wlar.: 14 grand children and two great grandchildren. Time of funeral service will he an nounced by O'Halr'i Memorial Chapel People DO TOO read small space ads you are! DANCE RED BARN - DORRIS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT with LES GARDNER and hit WESTERN SWING BAND Dancing 10-2 Admission 1.00 Inc. Tax Broadcast KFLW Every Saturday 5:00-5:30 p.m. POTATOES CHICAGO ifV Potatoes: nr. rivals 17, on truck 21: total U. S hipmom.i not available . supplies very light; too limited trading track and street to establish market. Funeral Ti'Krit Kunaral urvlrn for Raymond Turk M. who d'd hwtf May 7. will h hiM to at II a.m. -I'DT' Tli Rv. rathfi T P Cy errtrintlng. Inttrmnt wi om maae in L.m vnir i rnwitrx. Vl TOKIN Funaral tervlcea (or Ktlalvlh Vic lurln. l. who difd htr Mi A takf nUrr from the char! of Ward Klamath funeral Horn. 925 II I ah St Saturday. 2 p m nflrora of lha CIU oiririaiint i nmmnmrnt twrvir mr vault ntnmbfncnt In Malln Mamorial lark BK(OVERf.n A 1041 Butck .nedan owned by waiter iicnry, 412 limn, and re ported stolen the niffhl ol April 2), nan been located Mrtpped and abandoned at Sacramento, accord ing to City Police. GOOD NEWS, FOLKS! NOW you can buy all furniture and appliances at HARRY HAFTER'S with mm 9 Refrigerators Stoves Heaters TERMS WITHIN REASON! Kitchen Sinks Mattresses Bedroom Furniture Living Room Furniture Dining Room Furniture Washing Machines EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY IDEAS FOR MOTHER Sterling fancy pieces from Rickys in famous KIRK RE'fOUSSE nul (UtMttivdtf priced? Perfect balance and heavy weight distinguish Kirk Sier ling Repousse Serving Pieces. Attractive when mixed with another pattern or matched with Repousse place sellings. 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