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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY 10, If),". MORAL!) AM) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE MARKETS and FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS NliW YOHK BUM 'KM II y 'Ihe Associated I'reaa Ad ill U nl (JuipnrMtlun Allied IJIirinlcnl Mils G'luilniora Aiiicrk'iili Airlines American Power si Light American 'I'nl. Tel. , American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchlhim Knllroud llcllilehem Mod Hoeing Airplane Co, Hum Winner lluirmiHlih Adding Machine Cnllloriilii J'nckinn Cnnndlim I'liolllo Cutri iililur Tractor Olnniv.0 Corporation Clirynler Corporation Clltc nervier UnUMillchitcd Ktllwm Cmiwiilclntnl Vnullco Crown fccllerbncli curtlim Wright noughts Alrcriitt ilul'oiil df Nrnioui KuMmiin Kndnk Kniernnii Hntliii Ucncrn! Klrclrlc General Fondr. lielirriil Motor Cirormn I'm- Plywood (Innilvpur Tire 2(1 1:1 lt.6 li t , ',, hi u ll la la (III in i- an i ' 'in ', n 'i H it, r HI l. 43 '. jlomiviliiko Mining Co iiiirrniilioiml llnrvrnu-r liitrrniilluiiiil Hiiht Johun Munvlllc Kellllocotl Copprr liliy. McNeill lix'kiii-pd Aircrult "urvi'h iiicorporutPil l.oilK Dell A Monttionipry Wnrd Nui.li Kelvlnivtnr Now Yurk Ccnlrul Northern Pacllio I'ncltlo Amprlcnn Flub Pacific CI"" KlPClrlo Puclllc 'lei. Tel. Piickmd Motor Cur Penney J.C.I Co, Pennaylvnnlu H. II 'npl Coin Co. l'liilco Itndlo lludlo Coiiiornllon Ituvonler lnciirp. Huvnnler Incoip. Pld Hejiublic Htpol Itevlioldii Melula Itli'lllleld Oil Hufewnv Stores Inc. Hcott Pnler Co. Kenra llocbiirk fc Co. Hncnny-Vnrnuin Oil Kiillherll Parlllr Mnndnrd Oil l.'nllf. Mnnrinrd Oil N J. Htiidehuker Corp. Min-lunn Mlnlnit Kwifi it Conipnnv 'I'ranhumerlcn Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United AlrllnM United Aircraft United Corporation United Stales Plywood United iitiitpa Hlecl Warner Plclurpn Wenlern Union Tel Vomini;liou!M) Air Urako WemillKhmiae Elcctrlo Wooluoilh Company IH 'j 7(1 'j 14 t, 33 Jo 110 i. 4 , I 07 la '. n '.! 2.'i 2(1 30 M , til . 33 JO 'j ft3 37 S 73 f3 !, 7 38 ' , S2 5S 1 , 18 41 JI3 , 28 ), 30 31 i 37 17 U 38 . 24 '.. .18 43 Livestock ISOUTII SAN FRANCISCO Utl (UHlMi Cnlllo 360; two cam i-oniiiion-Kood alpora available, ma jor nhnrc of run cown; undertone Ijoc lower: odd lionvy commercial r.uwa 28 00-38.00: bill alllire cull utility ellHIbio to aell I0.OO-22 00; alwable lot ennnors 18.M-1B.00; bulla wonk. Cnlvea 7S; ateady; (IrIiI head choice 357 lb calvea S4.00. llo(! 100; alow: fully 60c Wither; rlonor aorllng; one-half car No. 1 rholi e 210 lb butchera 33.00; rio.rn 280 lb at 23.00; nboul 36 choice 340 Ih aowa 16.60; heavier bows 16 60-16 00. Sheep 1,000; no early aalca. POTATOES CHICAOO Itl Potatoes: Ar rivals 167; on trnck 113; supplies increasing, market firm; O. 8. ship ments nol available: no track snips reported; 100 lb sncks Alabama triumphs 15.83-S fifl. few Hi.ii; Cal ifornia Long Whites, 5.83.8.18. Social Security Boost Refused WASHINGTON m Legislation fo boost social security benefits nt a cost of 300 million dollars a year was rejected by Ihe house Monday. The vote was 140 for the measure nnd 140 ngnlnst It. However, the hill was brought up under a par liamentary situation which barred amendments nnd required a two thirds mnjorlty for passage. . Ii Is Mill possible for the house to consider the bill under different procedure. Hep. Doughton (D.-N.C.l, the sponsor, would hnve to get n clearance from the rules commit tee which would open the way lor amrnducnla and passage by a straight majority. The Ailmlnlstrntlon lenders liow ever, were divided on the chnnce tor Mich a move. "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS ANOTHER OF AMERICA'S TOP-RANKING WESTERN BANDS, IT'S THAT STAR OF CAPITOL RECORDS, HANK mm AND HIS BRAZOS VALLEY BOYS KLAMATH FALLS CATIIPhAV i According to Billboard Mags- JH I UHbH I I line, the best-selling Western , .... . S record In the notion et tho MAY X prmint time It Honk Thomp- 1 1 AVI J son's "Wild Side of Life." t GRAINS OIIICACIO il'i -- (.Irnliis tlnlHied dull session with prices mixed on the bonrd n( trnile Monday. for iiwiHt of l lie stsi.i'ii the mar ket was lower, particularly in wlmut mid corn. Hut I'liouith buy lull developed at the close to shavo wheal's losses mill lift rorn above dm preview llnlnli Outs worn in dependent! led n Hi n lii'ul cloned t lie previous llnli.h. Outs wore In dependently alciidy ml tiny. WIlClll cloacd 'j lower to '. high or, Miiy a.itH.,-1,. com iiiiuluuiu rtl to H higher, liy II M hluhnr. Miiv 'I01U '. ryr 1 low- rr to 1 la higher, Miiy l IM. soy- brans 3. limn' to 1 cent higher, Miiv M 04 i-3.4, nnd bud 1 In U icntH ii bundled pound IiIkIki. Mny IIS (JO win: at (Mini 1 1 is It l.i ( lnr Miiv 3 41 j 2 47 ' j 2 4,1 J 2 411 '. a an 2 ad , 2.34 , a 3d , 2.37 J.37 2 3(1 ', 2 37 , 2 41 ' 2 44 , 2 40 2 41 . 2 4,7 2 44 2 43 2 44 .llu H"'P I IJpi- i Miir liH : 43 V POIt l l.ANlJ Ml Couri.p iirnini, Ci4 Ji uil(llolrd. 1111! Whpiit i bid i lo iinlve niiiikel. 41 1 1 bnMn No. I bulk, delivered Coii-.l; 374aolt while 2.44; noli while lexcliul 32 'iilnu llexi 2 44. white (lull 2 44 4U limd lied Winter; Oiiliiiuiy 2 47. 73 10 per cent 2 47; II per renl 2 17. 7S 1 12 prr cent 2 47. 7 Hard While lliinrl Ordlmiry '.' 7; 21 10 per cent 2 47; II per cent 217. Ill 12 per renl 2 47. 117 Cur receipt": Wheal .'ID; buili v :H 1 j 10 t lour 2, rorn II; ouin V, ,ii 10 ' leid 10. LIVESTOCK C1UCAUO Mi .. Choice 1tht- $23 21 Monduy on the Cliii.nto inurkct, the hiihe.,i pure lor the yenr nnd Mure bint Aukum, u-i tlKbtwelKhta udvuiirrd 26 to uo cciiln a hiinrtredwrittlit ; utner ouirnei nl; wrre hieiuiy ,10 23 rtnli, lllclier In u lullly Jar live innrkel. i ne nunc iiiuraei wnn Menny to do ccnin nigner naeppi on w-tter Itrnden of ntrern which were nteuily to 60 cent lower. Hie ebeep mm -1 n i mer, workers In lx refiner kel wiik m-neriilly Mendv allhtuiKh , wm, . dully output of 316.000 ihe bulk of lite MniiKhter linii Jn remmned tuuold. ni.M. irin.ue uiiuiirri oroiiiiiu mi Union olllcluls Mild then Sin lo33l)(l Klh heavier wcmht ,i,imn ,-- niirepmrm. the only one ne lo l.'OOO. Mont noun 4(10 pmriil-. Kntited on a nnlion - wide basin and under anld from 118.76 In , would n a lnnK way Inward brlng- - " iu.ouk iiruu Wna ffOOd. HikIi choice and mime iieen jold Iroin .I4 76 to ,37.60 with n 000 ol the nhnoM 0.000 union work nnd or no held hmlier Choiie to era who walked out April 30 were low prlinr hPlfera lopped at ,36 7.0. , returning to their jobs by Mon cowa at 820 60 nnd bulk ut 28O0 day. venlera reinnlned at 38 00. a anon dad ol ail noimrl M, i nk limed Inmb.i, moMly oood iiruile were alendy al 128 00 Prune hut wclKhty rllppera held around J0 00 HbiUKbter cwea topped at HI2 00 with aome choice, handy offrrliiKa acwug 91J.W. Other anlable receipt. Included 13,000 cattle, 400 calves nnd 1,200 Micep. POrtTLAND 'UBDAV-Cal. tie salable lOW), market very un even; fed ateera su-ndv to Mronn. light atecra nnd heifers atrong-SOi-higher: utility nnd conimi-rchil cowa about ateady with late unit lower; dinners nnd cutlers around I 00 lower; load choice lorj lu led steers 34 00-3S. 00; individual prime 1060 lb steers 35 00; loud good and low choice 770 lb steers 33 50. lew loads mostly good 708-1130 lb teer 32.00-33 00; utility and commercial steers &V0O-3I.0O; good nnd rhol.r 670-808 lb fed hellers 32.00-33.60; utility nnd commercial heller 22.00-30 00. few commercial cows 27 00; utility 32 00-26.50. dinner held higher: commercial bulls 28 50-30.00; Utility 26 50-27 00. Cnlves salnblc 126; markrl fullv ulcady; Severn! early sales good and choice 240-335 lb Mark calves 30. 00-38 00; odd head 30 00 and 40.00: good and choice slaughter calves and venlers 32 00-37 00. util ity nnd commercial grndet 20.00 30.00. Hogs snlnble 600: mnrket nctlvr, around 60c higher Hutu Friday or 1.60 nbove n week ago. choice' 180 235 lbs 24 00-24.50: choice 250-200 lbs 22.00-22.60: choice 350-500 lb sows 18.00-10.00; heavier weight. down to 17.00 with medium grades down to 10.00: good and choice feeder pigs 22.00-23.00. DTTEM N naiitr ho Mnr rrmmlU jom ha trt4 fnr llrhlnt mt ttrttn, piarlitit. Infrrlloni, athUtt'a IW ar halr yaur akin IroubU mmw h anylhlm from im fel W)Nni.K KAI.VR and WONDKR MHllralri HOAP ran hflp yom. DmIP4 fmr lA hoi Im lh At my ! Imp ai fulht mt kmm WONDFR 8AI.VK U Ml. irfawUu. antlifplle. No 9f anpraranrr. Haft far rhlMrrn. Ut WONDF.R HAI.VK and WON null HOAP reaulta r nanrr rfaidl. Tralr wondtrfal prrparatiaaa. Sold in Klamalh Falln hv Palert and Walgrcrn I)rii Slorr. or our homo town tlrugglit. Western Oregon Considerable clouitlni 'Kn Mundiiy mid Monuiiy night with it low showers Monduy; pnrtly cloudy Tucmlay with Ion mill low cloudiness nloiiK thn coictt 'luc.idny morning, utile tempera lure cliiingr. Highs both days 0H-7B. but bu-llb nloiiK count; low Mondny night 4!l-0il. Winds off count north winterly, I0-IM) miles nn hour, Kiistcrn Oregon I'urtly cloudy Monduy mid Tucuduy with liltlo temperature change. Highs both duyn 7U-8U; low Monduy night M-M. (Hants Puna und Vicinity Fair with high cloudiness Mondny und Tuesday; coualdrriibln sunshine. llUilia liutli duya 80; low Monduy mum .a lly '!" Assoclalrtl I'rraa 21 luiura cnillui a 14:30 a, in.: Max.M In.Preclp. linker 7(1 44 KllKPIlP 77 411 l.ii (liunile 711 4A l.nkevlrw 73 4t Medlord Hh 40 North Hend 02 tiO 1 I'endlrlnn 83 M I'mlliiiid Airport 71 4H Ho.elnnti 82 M Hiilein 80 44 ltiil.se 77 40 Clllclmo (II 45 Kunkn bl 40 I, on Anuelcs 117 S New York 07 63 .02 fled Hlulf 04 (18 Hun Krnncl.sco H2 64 Hi-ltllJe 117 411 Spokunp 78 till Warjes Agreed In Oil Strike IJKNVF.fi I A waye aitrep IO.oOO ntrlkliiii re- mem InvolvlIlK finery workrrn nl the Hlnclulr Oil Corn v.ui nnnounced Mondny al hradiiuurtcra of the CIO Oil Work- era Imerimllonul Union. Th,. unI)n ,),, now in bi'HiK HiKiiPd in New Y.'irk nml the men nreaumablv will re. iunl i WOr within n few hours. ,c vole by more than 30 Sin- i ,.ir locula ahownl 58 f nvoi iiib tlie Bitreeinenl. per ccnl iiunels n well n the company.-. rniln nil itrrwlttrt tfit. a nfl hIiim . inn k fpeeny end oi the 20-dny 'lrilfn Cm-iier n, ..m. ,.,, . O'Hara Proves Vote-Getter I 8AI-EM in David O'llara. who ru",H 0rpon' Plecllorw. proved he !.;.! i h unu vuic-Kcucr niinacii !,;, 0'ilnrn. chief of tho 8 true Elec ohm liurcnu. ws reelected to the ;Hi.lem CUv Council, nnd became ihe ftrni councilman ever to Ret cnnr minority in ft orlinarv In which there were more than two c.uKlidfttea. He al 1.068 votes. HU two oppo nent, who rnmpnlicned hard, not n total of 1,01)2 .. aV Justipr Comity In to i a demonstration while sal it on. INTRODUCING THE SENSATION OF THE PHILCO QUICKSET TIMER Makes nutnmatic cooking simple nl Inst. Kasy as turning a switch. "BROIL-UNDER-I ClASS" True smokeless broil ing, .liiicier, liet ter flavored broiled foods, Built-in JIFFY GRIDDLE Cooks burgers, jfJ!ca::--!j bneon to lierfcction. Soo it dcmoiwlraled the only electric range with nil these newest cooking features. See how tho new Philco makes any cook a better cook, with far loss work and worry. Save money with Philco's new lower prices. Kxlra value offers on all models . . . THIS WEEK. MERIT'S . 100 ..-kT I MRS. GEORGE MYERS, ni'wly appointed Red Cross Water Safety Chairman, ap nninled recently at a meet ing of the Klamatn County Board of Directors of I lie American Red Cross. Mrs. Myers will train Instructors. She has been a volunteer water safety instructor for many years. ntHTRK'T 11)1 BT j (lary t. Hunter, Inadequate foot brake!. Forfeit alo hall rred C. Bplvey. no vehicle llrenae. ' rnrfelt t.t hell I Cecil V. Chllewr. dl.orilerly conduct flnr 1100. au.pendptl Tj flark A Klmp-on Inedrnuate emer-gr-irv brake. Kartell fl bail Wilfred Cope, akiutill and haltrry. Pka.led nol entity HcroKKrd llolieil V. Holland, att-ltchcd lu-cnkc plclr. Fine a.vt. Jainee H Ijtverty. drunk on hleh- , tw. ' K H llfikcn, wce nrj hour Iw. rin :w. urM,nfird ii.v Crtile D h'crrU, no PtJC jrmit Fnrffit tiNll Htlvtn C. Jlelmi. overlotd ftntvH $:to b.nl Kuicnt K OtdhRm inadequate emer-g-firy brakr Kimc Wi. Clrtr H. (Hilin, overload r or fell t:n buil Pal ftyan, no vohirlc licrmr Forfeit 3 ball. mi i ii-At, cm r r John n fiiimmri. vftnnry. Tine Hv Khfiwl. drunk TnrOn tn hml Jtuhnn flNmoi, drunk drivtril Fine in r nn d. WrnrrlAo llernindrr, drunk Forfrll 11 hall Hale Walker, reck 1cm driving Fine $21 or 12'. tlaya Mlk Proniki. drunk, rinr 13 or .V) j daw, luapcnded lo lev town I Harlty Jackton, drunk. Forfeit (15 ! ball Archie Duncan, drunk. Fine I5 or T, dava. Charlea Dlckwn, drunk. Fint I5 or : T'j oaa. I David Weber, ran red light. Forfrlt ! i hail. Rollo Brown, drunk. Fine $15 or 7'a , da vi. Anna Goucher. ran red light. Forfeit 3 bait TRAIN VICTIM 8ALEM l A Negro railroad trnck laborer, tcntntlvelv identified as Leonard S. Barney. 48, was killed Saturdnv night when struck by tlie Southern Pacific stream liner Shaatn Onyllght. The accl nenl occurred eight miles south of here. COOKING WORLD ELECTRIC RANGE NEW PHILCO MODELS FROM EASY TERMS I tan-EpF? I - , ,1 I aBaMMBM I I II I I Umm dirtiii nlHMr.n- Hnrn Ml Klamath Valltv Mnaoltal. May IN. PIS2. Ut Mr and Mrs. 1.. C. Hlauar. 7ullaka Calll , a boy. Wallllt' a puuntU II uuncaa NISAI.Y Hum al Klamath Vallav lloipllal. May It, IH.12. to Mr. and Mr.. Jaik Ncaly, 44IW I'Ugla Kl, a girl. Walghl II pounda lU'a ounrea. MONICCIMKHY Horn at Klamalh Valley Hoapital, May Id. 1932. to Mr ami Mra. fJale MoiiKomarr. 22.1 Wil liam at., a hoy. Walllil; 7 pound, W, ountffa. IIKIIVKOHI) - Born at Klamalh VaV lay lln.pltal. May IB. iUM, In Mr and Mra. Henry Heryford. Wordan. Ort., a girl. Wright: 10 pound! li't niinrea. fCI'Anl! Unrn at Klamath Valley llo,pllal. May III. 1032. to Mr. and Mra. Charlra H. Klanb. lily. Ore., a girl. Weight: 7 pmmda B'.' otinref. I'OrjI.E-. horn al Klamath Valley lOxpllal. May la. 1012. lo Mr. and Mra Gary I'mile. 3 l.ytlon at . a girl, weight: 8 pound! 7a. ouncea. Chamber Plans Grass Forum A panel dlficUNMon of the ub jrcl "Ornha In Gold I'or You" la scheduled for Wednesday nt the I Wlnema Hotel, aponaored by the 'Klninuth County Chamber of Com- ! merer. i Membera of the participating Ipnnel will be Marshall Dana, Port land, who will be moderator; Herbert M, Peel, representative of I lie, Kecrelury of Auriculture; E. H. Jiickmun, exlenalon fiKrono imlal from Orcnon State College: ind Wuller A. Molt, chairman ol !the Portland Chamber of Com merce's Biirioullurnl commlltee. Dann Ik nssislnnt to the president of the V. 8. National bank and for year:, was affiliated with the Ore on Journal. Holt Is manager of the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. Several other persona Interested In grass a a crop are expected ! lo be present. The forum Is planned for 11:45 la in, through the noon hour, nnd nil Chamber of Commerce mem bers and other persons Interested arc urged to attend. Fire Endangers ; Potato Cellars A grass fire late this morning on : Ihe O C. nnd E. right of wav .near Paul Dalton's potato cellar's at Hager was brought under con trol with no damage. Suburban firemen were called to the scene when it was feared burning grass would endanger the Woman Almost Becomes DA - 6ALEM if Marlon County al most elected Oregon's first woman county district attorney Miss Hnttie Bratzel, long a court reporter and who recently was ad mitted to law practice, was nosed oui tua to 5.874 by Kenneth E. Brown. Sllverton lawyer, for the Republican nomination. There was no Democratic candidate. Have you tried the new Holsum yet? If your fam ily appreciates good bread they will agree that Holsum' different flavor in the new flavor saver package is really extra special) My what delicious taste... and aroma tool Wrapper A V O Pick up the new plastic coated wrapper tint keeps Holsum flavor ftesher, costs no more. Cjlufvwi's U. S. Man Heidi Jungle Captive RIO DC JANEIRO lfl The! U. 8. Embassy aald Monday It haa I received assurance from the Bra zilian government that all neces sary ttcpa are being taken to ef fect Ihe release of a U. B. civilian aviation Inspector and a Brazilian Air Force major held captive by a "wildcat" group of parachutists. I I The embaaay wan Informed that the Brazilian Air Force was send ing three planea to the Brlzlllan Jungle area where a search for the wreckage of a Pan American Slratocruiser had taken an entire ly unlocked for turn of events. In Miami, Fla., Gordon Bennett, chief advisor for the Miami Inter national District offices of the CAA, aald 30 or more armed parachutists were holding Scott A. Magness. CAA aviation safety advlaor from Miami, and MaJ. Miranda Correa of the Brazilian Air Force. He said they were being used an hostages In an attempt to gain trannportatlon for the parachutists back to civilization from a helicop ter landing strip 3.7 miles from the spot where a Pan American world airways plane crashed April 20, killing 50 persons.includlnB 10 Americans. The pilot of a TJ8AF helicopter messaged his commanding officer al Albrook Air Force base In the Panama Canal Zone that he had Plane Wreckage, Body Found REYKJAVOK. Iceland lfl Tha I wreckage of a U. 8. Air Force res cue plane was found Monday on a glacier In South Iceland. The plane had been missing since Friday. A search partv found one bodv near the wreckage and radioed that it was digging in snow and ice for the four other men aboard. The plane went out Friday to help a Navy plane which reported en gine trouble. The Naval craft land ed safely. TWO KILLED HAVANA, Cuba I An explo sion In a factory making fireworks for the 50th anniversary celebration of Cuba's independence cost two lives Sunday. Coming June 1st Your Milk In This Carton Easy lo Close I SI T Ze I ;-j ,, ir Something in Bread e0ok Holsum LJ sbbbbbbbI ethaW.llareCa. E Holsum bakers bring you a removed all U. 8. government of ficials from the Jungle "expert one iMngneHM who In being held hoslnge by Brazilian parachutists." He said he was forced to fly sup plies to the armed group at Ihe threat of death to Magness. Bennett said Ihe unauthorized ex pedition, led by Lino de Mattos, a deputy from the state of Sao Pnulo, had been sponsored and financed by Adhemar de Barros, a former governor of Sao Paulo and men- FOR JUST 30c We'll wash and damp-dry 9 lbs. of laundry 30 MINUTE SERVICE Soap and Bleach furniihed for lust a niekle each! THE LAUNDERETTE South 6th and Owens ,1':',; Relax I Your wife won't hear the ear tonight ...I'm using TIGER POW5R1 TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED Oil COMPANY Honed s a possible candidate lor president of Brazil in the next Mec lion. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich Tall vau ablaut RIV lor threat? Oh, it's a long story and fomaena may want to call en this party Una."... When you're a considerate telephone user, everybody gets better service! . . .Pacific Telephone. s, N.a ,s. f.J IT tXm TIGER POWER iXTXA ANTI-KM0CK Holsum actually improves on the inviting flavor of good honest bread, with a taste and aroma like home cookin'l Let each delicious slice tempt you with mem ories of Grandma's kitchen ' on baking day.. .and you'll say "I want more of that better baked Holsum I" better bread 609 So. 6th Phone 2-3429