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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1952
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
Stocki
NEW YORK. CH Moderate de
mand for Heels, rail and oils
tipped the stock market upward
Wednesday.
Oalru generally ranged from a
In cent La more than fl a share.
Volume, however, held around
UK l,SOO,000-aliar- pace 01 recent
Maalona.
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 38 H
Allied Chemical 72 U
Allls Chalmers M 'a
American Airlines 13 34
American Power It Light S"!
American Tel it Tel 153
American Tobacco , 67 i
Anaconda Copper 44
Atchlaon Railroad M
Behlehem 8teel 60
Boeing Airplane' Co. 34 !,
Born Warner 73
Burroughs Adding Machine 17
California, Packing 25 S
Canadian Pacific 35 H
Caterpillar Tractor 53 'i
Celaneae Corporation 40
Chrysler Corporation 77 5
Cities Service 106
Consolidated Edison 34 '
Consolidated Vultee 68 5s
Crown Zellerbach 53
Curtis Wright 82
Douglas Aircraft 62 V,
duPont de Nemours 87 'a
Eastman Kodak 42 U
Emerson Radio 12
Oeoeral Electric 60 H
General Foods 45
General Motors 57 H
Georgia Pac Plywood 18
Goodyear Tire 45 'j
Homestake Mining Co.- 38 V
International Harvester . , 32 H
International Paper ''" .' 46 i
Johns Manvilie . , 74 'i
Xennecott Copper . ' 77 'i
Llbby, McNeill T
Lockheed Aircraft." 23 V
Loews Incorporated " 12"'
Long Bell A 37 V
Montgomery Ward 64 (i
Nash Kelvlnator. . . . ,19 H
New York Central . 21
Northern Pacific " 80
Pacific American Fish 14 K,
Pacific Gas & Electric. , 32 '
Pacific Tel. V TL- ' 110 ?i
Packard Motor Car - 5
Penney (J. C.) Co, 69
Pennsylvania R. R. 20 V
Pepsi Cola Co ,' " ' 10
Phllco Radio ' ' -, 33 i'
Radio Corporation .-. 264
Rayonler Incorp ; ' ' 28 i
Rayonier InconJ Pfd
Republic Steel ' . . . 41 H
Reynolds Metals ' 54
Richfield Oil 71 'i
Safewav Stores Inc. 32 4
Scott Paper Co. 53 hi
Socony-Vacuum Oil 39
Southern Pacific 81
Standard Oil Calif 59
Standard Oil N. J. 80
8tudebaker Corp. 36 'i
Sunshine Mining 9 i
Swift b Companv SI ''4
Transamerica -Corp. 26 i
Twentieth Century Fox , 16
Union Oil Company 42 V,
tJnion Pacific - -114
United Airline!: , 28 H
United Aircraft 3
I Pr,ce $$enger San 1!
"Hjy" " "Jn!ei i1" K lgjmeasj fjjr
We put the price of this Buick in big type
because we're proud of it.
It's the price of the six-passenger, two-door
Special ready to roll.
When you put this price against the local deliv
ered prices of other cars that folks usually
associate with Buick you'll have a hard time
finding a single one as low.
When you put this price against what you'll
pay for cars with the reputation of being
"lower . priced'-you'll find why this Buick
gives them such keen competition.
And-if you want to go in for extras-you can
still add up what goes on the bill of sale of other
cars and a Buick-you'll find out that Buick's
, an even greater buy.
We know that price is Important to a lot of
folks, especially with the price of groceries
and even baby shoes where they are today.
But you also want some fun for your money
and that's where a Buick really shines.
Just wait till you give a gentle nudge to the
power that's under that big, broad hood and
1330 MAIN
GRAINS
CHICAGO 11 Except for one
Ilasn of aggressive buying In old
crop soybeans and corn, grains
drifted lower on the board of trade
Wednesday.
Gains ran to several cents In
July corn and July soybeans at one
time. Tills did not give a true pic
ture of the market, however, and
even these contracts retreated be
fore the session was over.
Wheat held up early on report
Argentina wanted to Import the
bread grain from this country.
Toward the close, wheat gave up
ground quickly.
Wheat closed VI lower. July
2.29 'a-H. corn lower to 1 '
higher. July 8181 VI1.82 i,, oats
',-. lower. July 78, rye s lower
to . 'i higher, July $2.13 . soy
beans unchanged to 4 l higher,
July t3.25-83.25 . and lard un
changed to 8 cents a hundred
pounds higher, July 811.52.
wneat
Open High Low Close
Jlv 2.30 ', 2.30 a 2 29 2.29 1,
Sep 2.34 S 2.34 3, 2.33 2.33
Dec 2.38 S 2.39 2.38 t 3.37 H
Mar 3.41 H 3.42 3 41 3 41
May 2.40 H 2.40 la 2.39 S 2.39 a
PORTLAND Wl 'wheat (bid)
to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk
delivered coast: Soft White 2.34;
Soft White (excluding Rex) 2.34;
White Club 2.34.
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary
2.34; 10 per cent 3.34: II per cent
3.34: 13 per cent a.M.
Hard White Baart: Ordinary
3.37; 10 per cent 2.37: 11 per cent
3.37; 12 per cent 2 .ai.
Car receipts: wheat 21: Hour :
corn 5;.. oats 1: mill feed 4.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO Wl Suppliers of hogs
cut down their fresh offerings Just
enough Wednesday to compensate
for the unsold holdover of the pre
vious session.
Trading turned fairly active, con
sequently, and prices generally
moved steady to 25 cents higher.
Cattle offerings were reduced
drastically to the smallest Wednes
day numbers in two months. The
market jumped as much as 11.00
and vealers also were 81.00 higher.
Sheep held to a generally steady
tone.
Steers and heifers had the best
of the cattle trading upswing, the
general market ranging from
steady to 01.00 higher.
Most choice and prime steers and
yearlings were 831.00 to $35.00. four
loads stepping up to 835.25 to 836.00.
Choice and low-prime heifers made
831.00 to 834.00, one prime load
getting 834.50. Cows stopped again
at 822.50 and bulls at 827.00. while
vealers went as high as 833.00.
United Corporation . 5 !
United States Plywood 30 S
United States Steel 39 i4
Warner Pictures 12 S
Western Union Tel 39 J
Westinghouse Air Brake 26 H
Westlnghouse Electric 38
Woolworth Company 44 Ve
..afar. HA .jsTseek
H. E. HAUGER
28 YEARS YOUR BUICK DEALER
11 -Year-Old
Hit By Pickup
Elerrn-vear-old Tommy Mlln.
2318 Garden, was slightly Injured
luesaay anemoon wnen nit wagon
was struck by a pickup In the
street In front of his house.
He was taken to the Klamath
Medical Clinic by Kaler'a ambu
lance, and treated for a head gash
and other scratches and bruises.
City Folic, said the boy appar
ently rod the wagon out of a
driveway and into the atreet In
front of ' Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph pickup driven by James
wmum Bweea, iva Memo way.
Hit right front bumper of the
truck mi tne wagon.
Bike Stolen
Tuesday Night
A bicycle owned by Terry Kuril-
man, 430 Riverside, waa reported
stolen Tuesday night from near the
Pelican theater.
City Police said the bike was
a Firestone make, 24-lnch, maroon
and white, with a speedometer
and bearing 1950-51 license No.
154.
POTATOES
CHICAGO Lei Potatoes: Ar
rivals 136. on track 365. total U.S.
shipments 983: market firm to
slightly stronger; track sales, car
tels per 10s id: Aruona ronuacs
86.254.40; California Long Whites
86.35-6.50; Triumph type 86.85.
Street sales, per 100 lb: Artiona
Reds 86.75-7.00: California Long
Whites 16.35-6.75. Reds Pontlao
type 86.75-7.35.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HI
(USDA) Cattle: 75, mostly cows,
steady, canner - cutter cows 14.00
18.00, few utility beef types 19.00
20.25. odd head young utility cows
22.00.
Calves: none.
Hogs: 500. slow, steady, 180-240
lb butchers 33.00.
SheeD: 2.500. market not estab
lished. Tuesdav slaughter lambs
50 cents lower, bulk of choice with
few good included 26.50 for both
wooled and shorn kinds, few close
lv sorted choice 27.00. mostly good
feeder lambs 21.00, common 20.00.
Funeral
SlCHABDSOV
funeral services (or Mirlc Richard
son. S3, who died in Merrill June 23.
will b held at the Merrill Presbyterian
Church Thursday, June 2S at 11 a.m.
Interment will be in Klamath Memorial
Park. O'Hair't Memorial Chape) In
charge o( arrangements. Friends may
can at tne enapel until a:jo am. i nui-
day..
JOHNSON
Funeral services for Alfred John
Johnson, T2. who died here June 11.
will take place in the chapel of ward s
Klamath funeral Home. 925 High
Street, on Thursday, at 2 p.m.. tne
Rev. Daniel B. Anderson of the Klam
ath Temple officiating. Commitment
service and interment In Klamath
Memorial Park.
feel your shoulders sink back M this beauty
takes off.
"Ybull feel like the million dollars it cost to
perfect its ride, when you sample the steady
smoothness of its gait.
It's eager, alert, alive makes each mile a new
experience.
Want to try itP Why notP We're willing to let
this beauteous bundle of high-powered energy
speak for itself. ,
Eqmpmtnl, imsonts, trim tmi mitU m$ tuhjtt to thmgi
tttlboiit noliet.
Sure is
true
for '52
mm
Weather
Western Oregon Partly cloudy
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Rising day-Unit temperatures with
hlgha of 68.78 Thursday. Highs ou
coast 80-85. Lows Wednesday nlghl
45-55. Winds oil coast northwest
erly and 15-35 miles an hour ex
cept 35-85 miles an hour off south
ern coast.
Xaatern Oregon Partly cloudy
Wednesday night with scattered
showers, mostly over mountains.
Mostly sunny Thursday. Slowly ris
ing temperatures with highs of
70-80 Thursday. Lows Wednesday
night 45-55.
Grants Pass and vicinity
Fair Wednesday night and Thurs
day. High of 80 Thursday. Low
Wednesday night (0.
Bv The Associated
Press
Wednesday
Min. Prep.
49 .02
62
II hours 4o 4:30 a.m.
Mai.
Baker 61
Eugene 71
La Grande 61
52
44
64
54
67
65
53
66
52
.14
.76
T
.03
.01
.06
.01
T
T
.05
Lakeview 5
Medford 89
North Bend 63
Ontario 73
Pendleton 75
Portland lAirp) 69
Roseoum an
Salem 68
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
48
75
58
6v
56
76
60
53
61
63
95
90
60
70
81
78
64
72
76
Los Angeles
New York
Red Bluff
San Srancisco
.06
Seattle
Spokane
.05
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND WTl (USDA)
Cattle: salable 150; moderately
active, mostly steady: spots weak
to 60 cents lower on cows; around
one load good-low choice 968 lb
fed ateers 33.25: with three head
out at 30.00; utility steers 23.00-
38.00: few utility neiiers a do-
36.00; utility cows 18.00 20.0;
utility bulls 36.50 - 27.75.
Calves: salable 25; about steady;
good choice vealers 30.00 34.00;
commercial 26.00 39.00.
Hogs: salable 350: butcher hogs
and sows steady: choice No. 1 and
2 butchers 180-230 lbs 33.75-23.25;
some around 240 lbs 22.35: heavier
weights 20.50 - 21.50; few 170-175
lbs 31.00 22.50: choice 350-500 lb
sows 16.00 - 18.00; no feeder pigs
sold.
Sheep: salable 400; market
fairly active; spring lambs steady
to weak: good prime springers
24.50 35.00; utility good 23.00-
34.00: few utility good slaughter
yearlings with No. 2 and 3 pelts
u.oo - 14.73: gooa . cnoice siaugn
ter ewes 6.00 7.00: cull utility
3.00 - 5.00: few lots new crop feed
ing lambs, 23.00; lew shorn feeder
yearlings 11.00 - 14.00.
REAPPOINTED
J. C. Renie. Klamath Falls jew
elery, has been reappointed to the
Bute watenmaters Boara by uov,
Douglas Mc,Kay.
PHONE 5151
Vint-"' yi
CHARLES C. NORLAND
(above I, ion of Mr. and Mrs.
Ham Norland, 1947 Portland
Street, made the Grand
Honor Roll at Washington
State College In the second
half of hit Freshman year,
which he completed this
spring. Charles ii a pre-med
itudent.
Scholarship For
Klamath Man
Ocorur M Long hns been award
ed a I ml ion scholarship for his
senior ynr at the Unlverailv of
Oregon Medical School, Porllnnd
bv tne Oregon Htnte Board ol Edu
cation. He flnbhedhls Junior year
June 13.
Long was accompanied here bv
his wife and son Richard who will
remain for the present with Mrs.
Long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence VI. Ciulii. 1440 Eldorado
Street while he Interns lor six
weeks at Fltrslmmons Hospital. He
will relurn here to spend the re
mnlnder of his vacation.
He Is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Long. 815 No. 8th Street.
Juve Escapees
Recaptured
Two boys, aged 14 and 10, who
escaped from the local Juvenile
home Tuesduy were tuken o(f a
northbound freight at Crescent
Lake early this morning. State Po
lice report.
The boys are being returned to
Klamath Falls by Juvenile Officer
Francis Mathews. They removed
a window to get out of the home.
The older boy , being held
for stealing a car off a S. 6th used
car lot.
VAN ORMAN'S
MID -YEAR
; Lay-Away?
CERTAINLY! :
. With Deyosit
1000
GROUP No. 1
Ladies' dreu shoes . . . doted and
open stylet . . . many colon . . .
tmooth and luede leather! . .
all heel heiqhtt
TRIM
GROUP No. 2
Comprised of a larqt ostortment
of dreu and wedqie ttylet . . . lott
of colon and patterns.
POLLY DEBS
GROUP No. 3
A little of everything ... for
drett, casual wear and play . . .
wide variety to choose from if
you're early!
SCAMPEROOS
GROUP No. 4
Wedqie, flats, and loafer stylet
In whites, blacks, navy, red, green
e . . a tremendous assortment!
VAN ORMAN'S
527 MAIN
rV,
msTRHT rmar
Donald J. Vale, assault and tiallerr
lenience, 1 da.
t'hrit (lus Lamuromili's permitting
unlicensed utlnur to drive. Forfeit Su
ball.
Mllburn Cecil Ailklsann. violation
battc rule. Forfeit. S7 St) bail
Joel A. Danford. tiiatlita from Jus
tice. Waived eMtiadlttoii.
mi Nii irAi. rocar
Donald Sitydai, drunk. Fuis, SIS or
Ti davs.
Joe. Montaro, drunk. Fine. IIS or 11
davs.
Onfre Oonsates, drunk. Pint, SIS or
TW days.
Mlgusl Podorle, drunk, rim. Ill or
7'u days.
Paul Moreau, meter tickets. Fordlt
11.1 ball.
Richard Kslley, allowing unlicensed
person (o drive. Post 1.1 hall.
Ihut U Pinner, violation basic rule
rina III.
On The Record
num.!
ROIT-Born to Mr, Mrs. IWM
Colt. Bonmiaa. Ort., at KUmath Vl
Uv lloap.u. Jun at. IDVI. a girl.
WXthl 7 pnuitda cmni M.
HOSTWICK l.nrt. In Mr. and Mr
OlU lloilwlrh, JO Union, at Klamath
Vliv Hospital Juit 3V ttttt. a boy.
Wtlfht: pounds n ounce.
IIHOWN llorn to Mr and Mrt. Ken
neth Hn.wn. 2131 S RadrlUf. al Klam
ath Vallay Ho.plUl Jun 35.
girl. Weight. pounds II ouiu-as.
M WtT I.IC'KNSF
Ml'l.l.lNS O'CONNOR Jamaa Vln
rnt Mulluu. II. accmmiant. Naltv l
California. rsidnl of San FrancUe
nrtgld KHfn O Connor. Ji rptionUi
Native vl Oregon, rtatdnit of flan Fran
rtscu. I'owri.AiN'T riL
Uvdta Vlaaia Huff v John Martin
Huff, suit for divorce. Charga. eruvliy
Coupl ntarrltri Junt t. HKU. at Klam
ath rail. Plaintiff ak cutod of
two minor rhtldrrn. U3 a month child
iiipport. I3O0 a month rinnl vupport
during pendancy of caw. properly art
Chathurn and Drlrknar, al
torncji for plaintiff.
Obituary
11 M1IMK
William llahlnck Br , 10 nallvs ol
Swvanns. Illinois, and resilient nl Klstn
slh falls for 1(1 years, dlsd hsre Ju'ts
U Survivors Include, his willow Msry
flla. Ihls city, two daughters, Mrs.
rrank L. Cllsrau. Coltaae Cirove. Or. .
and Mrs. John Knlpplnl. Anoka, Net, .
two sons. William llahlnck Jr. this
citv and Robert llablnrk. Wall. aVuitri
Dakota, also nine sranrtrhlldren. Ths
body was forwarded via Southern paci
fic to the Smith funeral Hmne. tol
tjtft Crove. for final rllrs "d Inter
ment Ward's Klamslh runeral Home
in ,-harie of the arranaemeiils.
WURUTZER
A mfl iflcnt
plan. Many
Wvaly ttylti n4
hnltht t cheota
LOUIS R. MANN
120 No. 7th
PIANO CO.
cnuE on THESE
ayixjiiiiiii-riijflnimm,'ro
FOR MEN WOMEN BOYS ' GIRLS ' CHILDREN
pain of shoes included in this smashing clearance! High, medium and low
heel dress shoes ... all wedgies (including whites) . . . pumps, strops, sandals,
loafers . . . red, black, brown, green, tan, elk and pastel smooth leather! . . .
beige, turf, black and brown tuedei . . . men's RAND oxford values to 14.95,
jutt 8.99 . . . values o 1 0.93, just 6.99.
COME
Values to 12.95
TREADS
Values to 10.95
4
99
Values to 8.95
Values to 5.95
KLAMATH FALLS
Si"
5
2
Right Answer
Nets 205 Dollars
A correct answer mi the radio
progruiii Telele.it over Mutual KKJ1
Tuesday morning, biouulil the Jaik
oi of I'Jtia to Mia. Cluy Whalry,
HIO OivliHi'd Avenue on the cor
rect answer lo "What Is the Capi
tol of Australia?"
Mrs. Whalry wus doing the liim
lly laundry when her telephone
rang. A neighbor serosa the atreet,
Mm. Knll MrOuiiHliev, heard tile
call, looked up the correct answer,
"Canberra" and ran across lo tell
her.
Mrs. Whulry an Id Uils morning
she was sharing Iwr "lake" with
Mrs. McOaiighcv. The guyeriuuent
gilt lax will also tnka a chunk of
the total.
KCFB Schedule
Market Meeting
The operation and (unctions ol
the Klamath County Farm Bu
reau's livestock marketing assoc
iation will be studied and dltctissed
at a meeting slated tor Friday at
8 p in. In the Community Lounge,
fine nun N. atu stieeis.
C. M. Warren Is manager of the
association which sprouted Its
wings laal year lo provide a mar
keting and purchasing service for
Klnmath llveatockmen.
Farm Bureau members utilize
the aaaortntlon.
Ray (irlffln. director "I Hie Cali
fornia Farm nureau Federation's
livestock department, Is to partici
pate in I lie meeting, along with
C. W. Benson representative ol
the Benson, Hodlne and Clark Com
mission, I'orllnnd.
C0NSUE10
VATJDERBILTS
own story
"rriMinerM in a msrblo marviion,
forrod into a lovelusa marriage
with a Duke, Conaurlu atrug
gled to trade her millions for
irwdotn anil lore. And In lira
July Ladies' Home Journal you
ran read this (abuloua life story
of one of the world's greatest
hearslei. Here la a dramatic
and personal story of a loat era
of Incredible grandeur and the
life of misery and bondage it
brought lo this, woman. Mart
Tkt UhlUr and l (Mi, by Con
suelo Vanderbllt Bala an today!
EARLY
SPECIAL GROUP
Children't doted ttylet in
leathers and patents.
Limited selection but won
derful values!
PRICES
MEN'S RAND
DRESS
OXFORDS
From our reqular stock!
Larqe assortment of
men's fine RAND drett
oxfords greatly reduced
to make way for new
arrivals.
SPECIAL!
Men's STAR BRAND
Work shoes. Ask for
style No. 488 ... a
$6.95 valuo!
SHOE SALE
Ellsworth
Urges Action "
WASHINGTON HI llrp. Ills-
worth IR.-Ore.), said Wednesday
he will preas for House action be
fore adjournment on hla request
for an luvenllgiilloii of the Bureau
of Indian Allalrs.
Ilia resolution, which has apoclflo
lirovlslniiH directing allentliin to al
egeri li'iegularllles In cniiiiectltin
with Indian hind transactions In
Oregon, was reported to the llniino
Tuesday by the Itules Committee,
It requires approval only by the.
Iluuse. U dues not need Senate ar
linn. Tlie probe would be made by
the House Interior Committee.
Rep. I.ylo (D-Tes), named by the
roiiiinlttee lo handle the legisla
tion on the House floor, told a re
porter he did not know when he
would aeek conaldrrnllon.
Hans Norland Fire Insurance, !7
I'lne Kl.
Cabin
Still
Ereryont) Koowi
Sour Hait.
Bourbon
Made
Kentuckf
Bouibon
Famous
ALL
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKEY
I A iij awittt riMiiirx
Si
I SALI STARTS
! THURS. JUNE 26 ;!
SALE INDS
SAT. JULY 5
CHILDREN'S SANDALS
All children's ape style
summer tencjell ... In ell
celers Inclue'inf peiteli . , ,
at these low, lew arlctt
Idependina en liiel.
3"
Values
to
14.95
Values
to
10.95
While
they
lest!
8"
4"