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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, JUNK 3, 1052 MARKETS and FINANCIAL Stocks NEW YOHK Wi frlce were teady t Uie ciose ol Uie Block market 'itiesaay ner recovery movement wiped out most ol Uie curly (lump, bteeu look a promiu in Dart ui Uie comeoack. Volume wan an estimated million hares. QUOTATIONS febW YORK STOCKS ' Ily Ine Auociated i'rci Admiral Corporation 25 ), Allied Chemical . 7U Alils Chalmers - 4U i; American Amines U aa American Power tt Light 2o a American Tel. & Tel. . lb ! American Touacco 66 Anaconda Copper 43 ! Atchison Railroad 81 a llctl.lelicm bteel : 4 Boeing Airplane Co, . 32 Bnrft Warner 69 Burroughs Adding Machine 17 Calilornia Packing 25 Canadian Pacific . 35 V, Caterpillar Tracior 52 Cclanese Corporation 39 ; Chrysier Corporation 74 a Cities Service W ia Consolidated Edison 34 a Consolidated Vultee IB ! Crown Zellerbach 51 Ij Curtiss Wright 8 Douglas Aircraft 58 dul'oni de Nemours 84 S Eastman Kodak 42 ' Emerson Radio 12 General Electric - 59 '. ; General Foods 44 1 a General Motors 54 H Georcia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Jonns Manville Kenntcott Copper Lihby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Lccw's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New Vork Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Pish 40 i 36 ".' 46 S 73 74 7 : 22 !j 13 J, 61 a 19 U 19 76 Pacific Gas ft Electric S3 4 Pacifl Tel. ft Tel. Ill Pakard Motor Car 4 ? Penney U.C.) Co. 67 j Pennsylvania R.R. 18 7 Pepsi Cola Co. 9 si Philco Radio 28 Radio Corporation 24 Rayonier Incorn 27 Ravonier Incorp Pfd ; 34 Republic Steel 40 , Eeynolds Metals 54 Reynolds Metals 54 Richfield Oil 61 i Safewav Stores Inc. 31 j Scott Paper Co. 50 Ji Sears Roebuck ft Co. , 53 Socony - Vacuum Oil 38 Southern Pacific 77 7i Standard Oil Calif. 56 - Standard Oil N.J. 75 . Studebaker Corp. 36 Sunshine Mining 9-. Swift & Company 31 Transamerica Corp. 26 ! Twentieth Century Fox 16 ' Union Oil Company 41 ' Union Pacific 115 'i United Airlines 26 i United Aircraft 30 3 1 United Corporation i'i United State Plywood 30 ,i United States Steel 38 Warner Pictures 12 ' Western Union Tel 38', Westinghouse Air Brake 25 4 Westinghouse Electric 35 4 Woolworth Company 43 i Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO" W (USDA) Cattle salable 100: mostly cleanup trade: generally steady: half a dozen low commer cial 1,050 lb steers 28.00; sorted three head utility 25.00; Monday steers 50c to 1.00 lower; late two cars 1,054 and 1,078 lb steers 31.00; sorteo commercial out at 29.00: cows weak; few small lots utility to commercial red range cows 18.50 21.00; utility and commer cial bulls 25.00 28.00. Calves salable none: over 350-lb calves undertone weak. Hogs salable 300; butchers tteady to 25c higher: choice No. 1 190-230 lb 22.75: light choice sows 16.50: bulk 450-500 lb 15.00 - 16.00. Sheep salable 500; fat lambs Ftearjy; deck choice shorn lambs 26.50: late Monday around 1.200 good-choice spring lambs 26.50 27.50; 2.500 head medium-good SDrir.tr Iamb feeders at 24.00-25.50: mostly to 1.00 lower: around 1.200 head shorn ewes cull to good 4.50-E.EO. BALDY EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS The World's GREATEST Saxophonist JIMMY AND HIS 18 PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring ELEANOR RUSSELL-SANDY EVANS SHORTY SHEROCK-KARL KIFFE plus 'THE ORIGINAL DORSEYUND BAND' ARMORY TUES., June 10 NOTE: DANCING 9:30 TO 1:30 (DAYLIGHT SAVING) ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT DERBY'S MUSIC CO. The advance tale will be limited to 500 tickets at SI. 50 (Tax included). The price at the dance will be $1.80 GRAINS CHICAGO Ifl Winter wheat brought the lowest price since has been planted for the second straight day on the board of trade Tuesday. Wheat sold off early, both the July and September contracts, which represent the winter wheal crop, going to new seasonal lows at the start. A slight rally developed but It was followed by another slump to ward the finish, sending - prices down to new lows for the day. While new low ground i reached, the actual price loss Tues day was not unduly large. It did not compare with Mon day's drop. The brilliant outlook lor the new crop, now Deing nar- vested, again was the mam in fluence In the sell off. Other cereals also were mostly lower. July oats touched a new seasonal low. Wheat closed - i lower, July $2.31 -V corn U lower to 1 Lj higher. July si.si oais 'a low- er to i higher. July 75 , rye ii-a higher. July MOO . soy- beans 3 to 4 cents higher, July July S3.1S ' ,-3.14. and lard 3 to 23 cents a hundred pounds lower, July $12.22. WHEAT Open High Low Close Jlv 2.31 ' 2.32 '2 1.31 4 2.31 Sen 2.34 I. 2.34 2.33 2.34 ' . Dec 2.39 2.39 2.38 H 2.39 Mar. 2.43 2.43 2.42 2.42 PORTLAND ttf No coarse grains. Wheat ibid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: iSott White. 2.50: Soft White ex- eluding Rex), 2.50; While Club. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.54: 10 per cent 2.54. 11 per cent 2.54: 12 per cent 2.54. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.52; 10 per cent 2.52; 11 per cent 2.52; 12 per cent 2.52. Car receiptsO wheat 24: barley 2: flour ; corn 4; oats 6 mill feed 13. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO W A small reduc tion In the salable supply of hogs turned that market steady to 25 cents higher Tuesday. Cattle were steady to 25 cents lower and sheep steady to 50 cents off. Most barrows and gilts sold from 20.15 to 21.75. Sows took tl7.50 to $19.25. Steers grading good to prime ranged from $30.0 Oio $37.00 and heifers good to low-prime from $30.00 to $34.50. Cows topped at $26.00. Upper grades of fed lambs were misslne from the run. Stringers showers the market's decline, top- ning at $31.00. while ewes were on the steady side at $12.50 and be low. PORTLAND If (USDA) Cattle salable 125: holdover 100; market slow, generally steady with Monday: steers in limited supply; few utility and commercial steers 25.00 - 31.00: :ew gooa - cnoic heavy steers unsold; choice steers Monday un to 34.00: scauerea 1013 utility and low commercial heifers 22.00 - 2a. uu: canner ana cutter cows 16.00 - 18.50: few 19.00; shells down to 14.00 or below; few utility cows 20.00 - 23.00: utility and com mercial bulls 25.50 29.00. Calves salable 35: market slow, steady to weak: few choice vealers 35.00 - 36.00: commercial and good grades 27.00 34.00; utility down to 22.00. Hogs salable 250: holdover 100; market slow, around 25c lower; choice No. 1 and 2 butchers from 180-230 lb largely 23.00 - 23.25: few No. 2 and 3 butchers down to 22.50: choice 260-320 lb 20.00 - 21.00: choice 350-450 lb 17.00 - 18.00; lighter weights up to 18.50: heavier sows quotable down to 16.00: med ium and good 104-120 lb feeder pigs 21.00; choice licht feeders quotable upward to 23.00. Sheep salable 500; holdover 245; spring lambs fairly active, steady; good to prime bu-ii id zo.uu-w.wj; old crop lambs very slow: few sales weak; odd lots mostly good 116-121 lb 19.00-20.00; heavier year lings down to 15.00; good slaughter ewes 7.00 8.00: few cnoice 133 lb 8.50; culls down to 3.00. The south temperate zone has a more uniform climate than the north temperate zone because of the broader ocean areas In the south zone. ihi ! I STRICT COl-RT Frd Church, uuli and battery. Fuifl, S50 ucptndvd, and ft month pro bation. Paul Wilton Jon?, no llconao platt. tine, ao. JmI Lloyd 8Urky, angling pro niDiiva mcinoa. t in, aou, aia aut pandeti. Lawrcnca R. Sptnrtr, overload, Tina, ITS. Haul R. Dixon, overload, rtna. KM. Wilbur Arthur Chnuit, overload. Forfait (VIS ball. Gtlbart Alva Marttnai. dtfwtlv head lis UU. Forfeit 7 50 bail. Leon Jamea McKUrvah, no Vthlcl licenta. Forfeit . Dennatt Merle Weeks, reck leu driv In. Weiley Xdward Fine. Wllltama, overload. Humid B. Forfeit 1.V RobiMn, ecetive length. Harold B. Roblson, overload. forfeit William Franklin Metralf Jr., fat) drive right tide of highway. Fine, 910. Frank Jamea Sullivan Jr., ran atop aign. Fine. W. John Milton Goldibtrry, no vehicle ucene. torieu aoou. Stanley Calvin Getchell, violation basic rule. Fine, 1. William Hedge Moore, violation basic rule. Forfeit 17.30. Charles Milburn Berry, driving while intoxicated. Fine, W.W. James Archev Com. ran ilnn mimn Forfeit W Joseph V. LaClair. violation banc rule. Forfeit W. Charles Rax Murohr. ran Hon aim. Forfeit M Kay Hubert Owens, drunk. Forfeit 23 bail. Preston Rorm Baker fnrerrv. Waived preliminary hearing. In County Jail. Charira Ronald Water, forverv. Waived nreliminarv hearlnv. In Ciuiiiiv Jail. Ml NH II-Al. COI RT William JotcDh Boa t vviok Jr.. drunk and disorder!). Fine. &U and Uli days. Marnn Toftnaeen. varrancv. Fin SlOO and 30 days. Onfre Conxsles. drunk rina 1 1 nf 7' da-, Antonio Liscano, drunk. Fine, t$ or Tl days. William Klncatd. drunk. Tin Hi 7' das. Frrd A. Bollman. na vehirl ll.nu Forfeit S3 bait. Fred A. Boltman. no oDera tor's Ii- cens. Forfeit 5 bail. ON THE RECORD Leota BIRTHS NELSON Born tn Mr nrl r Evan Nelson, Klamath Agency. Ore. Klamath Vallev Hiuniial Jim. i 1953. a boy. Weight: 8 oounda i. ounces. THOMAS Born tn Mr nH M Thomas Thomas. 113 Williams, at Klam ath Valley Hospital June 3. 1953. a gill. Weight: 7 pounds US ounces. PERKINS Born In Mr mnA M Jamea Perkins. 220 Rogers, at Klamath Valley llOSDltal Jin 1 1(LU arlrl Weight; 7 pound 10 ounces. .MARRIAGE LICENSE CHAVEZ-CHOCKTOOT ?irti nnni Chavex. 3y. laborer. Natle of New Mex ico, resident of Klamath Falls. Tilda Mildred Chock loot. 33. housewife. Na tive of Oreeon. resident of Beatty. Ore. PETERSON -VeJLAirr.m iv acwaru reierson. as, lumberman. Na tive of Washington, re.ident of Port Townsend. Wash, a rt rrinM. n . Laugh lin, 33, nurse. Native of California resident of Klamath Falls. NICHOLS-PETERSON. Albert P. Nichols. 53. mill hand. Native of Mary land, resident of Klamath Falls, Lola Peterson, , maid. Native of Kentucky, resident of Klamath Falls. COMPLAINTS FILED Grove Harry Bancroft vl Earl r i. ton. aUit for SlOOnOO riama. fltin. from airplane Mrreck. Hicks. Davis and Tongue. Portland, and A. W. Schaupp, Klamath Falls, attorneys for plaintiff Pests Smacked By Air, Blow TULELAKE Poison carrying planes, took to the air this morn ing to deliver the first air blow at hordes of grasshoppers which have be mm moving Into fields of brew barley south and west of here. Three planes carrying bran be gan scattering the poisonous ma terial over Infested areas, along the Lava Beds, where heavy hatch- ire nas oeen noted. The planes, of the A V. Pest Control Co.. a large outfit equipped to handle heaw fobs are fivintr off a strip near Captain Jack's Stronghold. About 25.000 acres are to be cleared of the Insects during the next few days if plans are carried out and are successful. POTATOES CHICAGO Off Potatoes: Ar rivals 85. on track 113: market firm; street sales per 100 lb ac cording to basis of sale: Alabama Triumphs and Round Whtes $5.40 612; California Lon? Whites and Pontius $5.88-6.23. Track sales lei per 100 lb; California Long Whites and Fontiacs $5.68. Controls Eased In Two Areas WASHINGTON IIP, Houslnrr credit controls were lifted Tuesday from the critical defense housing areas of Condon, Ore., and Curlew Wash. WANT 62 USED REFRIGERATORS Urgently Needed to Take Care of Our Needs for Good Used Refrigerators, Rentals, etc. WE PAY .HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON NEW G.E. AND CROSLEY REFRIGERTORS! 1 1 We Rent Uted Refrigerators, Ranges, 1 1 Washers and Freezers '' Illl 1001 Main Ph AMY KNIGHT Vell Known Woman Dies Funeral services for Amy Knight. Klamath Indian xvutnnn who died at Tacoma. Wash.. May 30, are to be conducted Thursday. 3 p.m. from the Williamson River Church. Ward's Funeral Home Is making arrangements. Interment will be in Uie Wilson Cemetery. Mrs. Knight was 59 years old at her death. She was born on the old Ball ranch at Klamath Marsh and lived all her life on the Klam ath reservation. Survivors Include her mother, Mrs. Elva Ball: a son, Ted Knight: a daushter. Elva Lalo: and two grandsons. Ralph Copeland and Ralph Tice Jr. Obituary CLARK Atta Superior Clark, .13, a native ol Superior, Arix.. and a resident of Klamath Falls for 21 years, died here June 3. 1953. Survivor include: her husband. Paul A. Clark, two daughters, Mrs. Robert Long and Paula Clark, and a ion. Phillip Clark, all of this city: her mother. Mrs. Lucy Armstrong nt nni Piu Ore.: four sisters. Mrs. Sid Pie of Grant Pae. Ore., Mr. Howard Contey of Pleasanton. Calif., Mra. Mike Stankovttrh of Hood River, Ore., and Mrs. True Thornton of Phoenix. Arlx; a grandson. Michael Robert Long of this city The remains are at Ward's Klamath Funeral Homo. KNIGHT Amy Knight. 59. native of Klamath Mamh and lifelong resident of Klam ath County, did In Tacoma. Wash., May 30. Survivors Include: her mother, Elva Ball: a daughter, Elva Lato and a son. Ted Knight, all of Chtlonuin; two grandson. Ralph Copeland. Chi lo cum tnd Ralph tice Jr., Lakevlew. Funeral services will take place from the Williamson River Church. Thursday i 2 p.m. Vault entombment In Wilson ; Cemetery- Wards Klamath Funeral Home in charge. Hans Norland 627 Pine St. Auto Insurance. 1 EDGER, 4 taw, 6"40" 1 CARRIAGE, 54" 1 20' with hot gun feed complete. Im available CUT OF SAWS, TRIM SAWS. STEAM ENGINES. STEAM PUMPS, COMPRESSORS, ROLLS, ROLL CASES. ETC. Telephone: Dick Glszer at Cottage Grove 756R. (Oregon) Or WrittWIrt: DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9265. Eait. Marginal. Way Seattle 8, Washington ED 2-2518 Blue Birds To Step Up . Blue Bird girl will be siuiluntcd Into the Camn Klre GUIs urouinin at a special Blue Bird Fly-up cere mony to be held at the annual Blue Bird Flay Day Saturday. Over 75 Rlrls will Join the ranks of Camp rire uiri.i aim win iinmeuiateiv start out on Uie trail of Uie seven crafts. All Blue Birds and Bills won years old and wiintlnn to Join the oritanlitatlon in September are In vited to attend the Piny Day duv Itiff the hours ol 3 In 4 on the bjy lawn at the Camp Fire House on Conner Avenue. Uirls are asked to come dressed as comic book or radio characters and wear a plr- ture of the person they represent. There will be prises for the fun niest person, Uie most llfc-Uke and the person acting the best c:rl. Those who have talent are skrd to coiho prepared to take part In a talent show This nmuml party Is sponsored by the Klnmnlh Falls Camp Fire Leader's Association and Mrs. Hur ry Lanphear Is chairman of the event. She will be assisted bv Mrs. Earl Clark and Mrs. Elliot Nichols, other leaders and older Camp Fire Olrls. 212 Acres Gets Only One Bid Lewis Knndra, Merrill, was the sole bidder Monday afternoon tn lease 31. acres ol public hind In the Lower Klnmsth area, the Bur eau of Reclnmal.on announced. Kandra s bid was SI I an acre. The land was termed suitable lor grating or cultivating. The highest mean annual tem peratures In the world are found in Central Africa and In India. SHOPPING HINTS for MwiVau. JUNE 15th ARROW DRESS SHIRTS White or colon in requlor or French cuffs. All sizes. DREUJS 733 Main !'My yet Kaaaatal. Mat. efHtaB.il. Hatrk Cematt)r, aara: "Wa Save found that yon can't boat a ford Taiiek for gma, oil and rapair coBomy." 'Addrm an rajaMC "We rn this 1951 Ford F-8 Tanker 3,111 miles durint; the flva-month Ford Truck Economy Run," says Kenneth E. Prior. "Our iliv.i.vJ. expense records show that wepald I1M.42 for gat, oil, maintenance and repairs. That's only fif! a mile. For itop-and-tro work with loads averaging 10,600 lbs., that's real economy!" . 8, Hatik Campnnf pdkrait i ford Ttwkt, inetudinf (Au f-A Tank. New Ford F-6 of Y-8 or SIX in l-n neiui Thi M F-6 give. . 800 lb.. Viaiilinr! The you a cnoicr oio TV,, famou. 239 a cnoice in. in."' . . ti . Civ ia idv.nced to 112 h.p.! -k.Il There's . much m 80" iTXfiWintheFord 'r Anilftbliltr or quipmtt.t, tMtmonm Md trim Weather WcMeni Orcmni Fair Tiles ilnv but cloudy niul Iokk.v iilonu the court durliiK iiiiiiiiIiih hours, lu-crv-nsuiH cloudiness Tuesday aflrr noon and cvenluii with ociimlonnl llvlit rum ulonu const and In northern interior late Tuesday nlKht and Wednetdnv. Illuhs aloim oust both days near 60. Illulis In Interior 75 to 86 Tuesday mid 06 to 74 Wednesday. Lows Tuesday nlRlit 47 lo (7. Winds olf coast Northwesterly nml 111 lo 2b miles an hour Tuesday, 'becoming south wesiot lv Wednesday. Knstern Oienon Fair but con- Tuesday. Partly cloudy Tuesday nli'hl. Mostly cloudv Wednesday with a few showers. Iltuh Tuesday 1! to 8.S, Cooler Wedneadnv with IiIkIis ol tin lo 78. Lows Tuesday nliiht 44 tn 84. Omnia laas and Vicinity Fair Tv.esdnv. Inrrenslim high cloudi ness Tuesday iiluht and mostly cloudv Wednesday, Hliih Tuesday B.V Low Tuesday night ii. HIKll Wednesday 7. Ily The Associated Presa M hours lo 4:30 a.m. Tueiutay Mas. Mln, Pri'P, Bnkrr 78 4. .07 UiV.ene 78 4(1 La Cliande J 4 L.iki-vlew 78 47 T Meillord 81 tVJ North Bend J M Ontario 88 411 .03 Pendleton 8:1 M Po'ilniid (Alip) 78 M Rosoln;rg ' II II - S.'li'm 78 4!) Bui.e 8.1 M .01 CIllCilHO 8'J 6J .'.'O Denver 8'J 4 - t.urrka 53 50 Los Angeles 60 - New York 81 Al Red Bluff HI 63 Snn Francisco f.8 48 iSeatlh TJ 411 'S'Kikanr 78 S'J t'flm&Pi Phone 3463 work is srop-and-go, with 5-ton loads . . . my running cost is sally Sa Mile1 gives only choice in other leading 2-ton 'hat mean, your new in .need your heavy r - . mM, vour new turn rreat jorar i'"".,,.; ,u. nnM - more load, wiimii ""." CU. more . . ,nJ Day. now SKTHIS IO0K M0WI$Mfcw linie tt cm rt "0 ''jI"Kk In YOUR kind el wmVI Truck Economy Runl of8"0,. iSny heavy duty Tgi F run for e s a Every Wind ot job represented! Com In-JMW ,odayl r.c.A m illutrt1 la AnMndtnt upon mur.l mpplf BALSIGER MOTOR CO Funeral LOAN , run-i .l lervk't. for Mlp llt'in, nriii d'i'il lim Mar :l will ! ! II, H.I O Hall Mriii.u ll l'hai.l Jim' 4 al pin lnCr.ni.nl will '"I 111 LlllkvllU Clllltlaiy. HIIIHAM Wnifral trvlt'aa will l lialil (r Mary Klltn Nrhraiti fruiit Nartail lUail l 'Inn -h WtrfMr .la'-, ii""' l-Msioii of (lit Riuary will b from O'llalr't Ma in... la. v.. '! . 5. sill ''H' Huaalv TllaailNV, S i in Inlal mtlll will Ihi III Ml. Calvary Ctmalary. iabki a rimaral aarvlrta for llli-liaril llanri Pailivr. illl, ttd illad III Aonalf". May an will last nlara al lha urava.lila III Maltlt Mainoi'lnl faik. Wrilnff.ilai 3 V III lI'OTi, llav. (l.on. M. linn- nan. Malm I'ra.liH.i Ian I liurrn niini 1lli Uard'a Klamalh (iinaial lloina In chai Ill I AM. V r,,.r.l ..rvlr.. lor f'lll Ll'-ml trrlaiirj. who iliail tiara May 'ill looa nl...a .1 Ilia iraveillU in KfllO ( larv inamiay niornioa warn. !. Kunaral tloina in vharst. ii avia n.vi.. in who diail hara May .10, will Na piai-a from sacrrn nrari i . Illlli al Sth Slraal, Thnritlay wnan a rroiilrio nia will Iw ralahratail lot ' lha raiioia ol liu niul rutninaiii log al ComniMlnanl aatvlra and Inlarnianl m Ml I'aK'arv Mfioorlal rata. nan lallnn or lha Hob lloaary will laka ilaia fioltt Ih rhanpl ol Ward. Klattialh rimaral llooia, UJ5 IHlll Bltaal. neailay, p.m. Wail I'l.AHK r.m.r.i rai... n.r Alia Httoartot rlatk. XI. who tlleil hara Jnna will laka ttlat-a Irom lha Harrall llaarl rhurrh. Wailnoailay. Juna 4. I0.VI al I :m pm. Itav. T I. l.a.ry orilrlallna l'.,n,..,t .nri-li-n aoJ lnlarllirnl in Ml Calvary Maninrlal I'ark. Waril; Klattialh rimaral lloina In iliarga 01 lha arianaamanla. His First Love Ceo. N. Taylor Ood loved von from all etern..y but you will never annwer to hl love iinlll you mow you are hell-bound sinner and lost. And yet Ood paid lilh to wipe out your sins and win you to himself. ror uni ao iovco you that he gave hl only born (ion thnt If you should believe on lllin. you should net perlith, but have eternal lllr Having glvrn you eternal lllr. Hod wrltra youi lame In hli Book ol Life. "And whomever' niimr was not written In the Book ol (4 Gee. N. Taylor Life was cast Into the Lake ol Flrr: this Is the second death." Itev 30:11-15. The message to the hard bollrd Jnllrr at Phlllppl was "Uelleve ; on the Lord Jesus Christ and yon shall be (aved." And saved he was. Acta 18:31. And what for? you? Heaven's lorv or eternal an SUlJh? What for you? An Oregon family uses this spare to trll you of Ood't love and ait 1 -vallon. vemtneel rni Ford t-l it Ford Trucks for '52 cost still less to run! aontllrloM. Merrill Veteran Arrives In U.S. ( UUt, Usi'inll T. Julius, Mir, whs due tu arrive In Kit n P'ram-lica today from Korea, where ha hns seen aclluu with the Army, The seriieiint Is one of 3.0.14 com bat veterans being returned to the states aboard the transport Uen. Eiltiur T. Collins. U.S. Court Opens And Closes Here A sihediilrd sesnlon of Hie U.K. Ul.ilrlcl Court wi opened ami quukly ndiournril here tlila morn Inn bv U 8. Deputy Marnhal Paul I lo ill I ll. ol Medlurd. There n no bu.iliiesa for Ilia court and llnlilln rend an orilnr Mgued by Judge Mi'Ciilloch stating Hint It was "linpinrtlrnble" to con duct court at this time. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No fxffa Cotfl V). b.gr vilutl Mwt U'vlci lo mo'f pUc.i llnil butev Beit driven. Clwn lli travel leader . . . choeu Greyhound I 5 Buses Daily to PORTIAND and SEATTLE from KUmlh Falls Including 4 Iipratm Compltt Service to All Amtrtcs Afont, J. K. Sayrt 904 Klomolh Phono 1521 the only P ckun olTerlnv in teU-':av;' Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 I aB W FOR FATHER'S DAY JUNE 15 Ml AT 6th and I MAIN