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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUGUST , 1052 HKRALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACK THREE MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks NKW YOUKun The atock mar kri declined Tueaday lu to lirei ular manner. , 'Inward ilia clos there war tinkers ol partial raoovary hera nil uiara with motors allowing aurnt response. The prke range aliuni out from a Hule mora than a point lowar lo aruunu a point higher with 111 downalila muit crowded. Trading amuuntad to an (all mated million aharaa. Hold inlnna stood ahead a bit without much activity, Uoma mints was wall ahaad. Wall atraat reports tile good earnings ol soma gold iniiis aulialdlarlaa. New York Hlwka fly Tha Associated frest Admiral Corporation Me Allied Chemical Allla Chalmcra American Alrllnta American Power 4i Light American Tel. It Tel. ' American Tubacco Anaconda Copper Atchison nallruad Bethlehem Bleel Boeing Airplane Co.' Mora Warner Hurrought Adding Machine. Calllornla Packing (Janacllan Paclllc Caterpillar Tractor Calanrsa Corporation Chrysler Corporation Clllea Service , Consolidated Edlaon Consolidated Vullee , Crown Zeilerbsch , ' Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft uupont da Nemours Eastman Xodak Kmerson Radio Oeneral Electric Oeneral Foods Oeneral Motors Oeorna pao Plywood Goodyear 'lira ltomeatske Mining Co. International Harveeter Inlarnatlonal Paper Johns Manvllla Kennecolt Copper Llbby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward , Nash Kelvmator New York Central Northern Paclllc Paclllc American Fish Pacific Oaa I Electric ' Paclflo Tel. Tel. Packard Motor Car Pennry (J. C Co. Pennsylvania R, P--Pepsi Cola Co. Phllco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonlar Incorp Rayonler Incorp Pfd, Republic Bteel Reynolds Metals Rlchlleld Oil Bafeway Stores Inc. Bcotl Paper Co. Basra Roebuck It Co. Hocony-Vacuum Oil Southern Paclllc Standard Oil Calif. Standard OH N. J. Bludebaker Corp. Bunshlna Mining Hwlfl It Company Tranaamcrlca Corp, Twentieth Century foj . Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines , United Aircraft United Corporation United Sutra Plywood United Btatas 8leel Warner Picture Western Union Tel. Weallnghouse Air Brake Westlnghouse Elaclrto Woolworlh Company 71 Mi H IMtI 47 4. M, U is 16 U M 17 M'i m V. 14 (a 10 U M W 1 V, ts Its M '. P9H 4ft I, 11 U Vs 0 17 44 , IS IV si TI , a ' Hi . Vt 11 g 44 , mil 14 16 111 !i e !. 10 x 1 M i M H ! 41 Vt 61 71 'a II 67 S, 44 H IT t. 4 1, 3 soj 13 17 ; 16 41 S 116 la Mi M !i 6 Is so v. u i: 41 J 36 J! 41 . ' 44 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO W 'U8DA1 Cslllo 100: receipts In eluded a small scattering of cows and odd head of ateera; steady with Monday: canner and cutter cowa 16,00-17.00; odd bead down to 14.00; no other aalea of ateers. Calves 16; steady to wsak: one lot ol weighty slaughter calves 2000; few commercial down to 36.00. Hogs 300: market not ee tabllshed: Monday butchers '34o higher, 180 to 330 lb 36.36. Bhaep 3,000; no aarly aalea, Mon day spring lambs ateady: good to prime wooled aprlng lambs 37.60 28.00: good to prima shorn 36.00 37.60; good and choice feeder lamba 33.60; few choice flashy feeders 34.00; slaughter awes 60c or more higher; cull to good 6.M 7.60; some lata 6.00, . "Police Ask Tools Check City Police are holding a man today who has been peddling tools around town, and suspect that tha articles are stolen. However they haven't been re ported stolen, so the depsrtment is asking local residents to oheok up In their cars to see la anything Is missing. Most of the tools wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers and the like apparently have coma from automobiles. Also In tha bunch Is a trouble light of the type which plugs Into a dashboard clgaret lighter. Held In Jail on a vagrancy rharge and for Investigation Is Everett E. Clark, arreattd this morning. Clark has admitted steal ing an alarm clock from Wal green's Drug Store yesterday and selling It to someone on the street. Police would also appreciate the Eerson who bought the new clock ringing It around to the station. THIEF SIZED VP' ''' - WISNER, Neb. Ifl A burglar who visited the Hansen Cleaners here apparently left pretty fair description oi nimseii. From tne firm's stock of new clothing, tha thief took trouser, alr.e 30 and 31; shirts, site 16, and caps, site 7?.. Ttr. THEWS MOtff 4ETTER "91" Octrn 'Ethyl , 31c JAYHAWK 2 US GRAINS CHICAGO tm Feed grains weakened under profit cashing Tuesday at tht board ol trade. after Mondays advance. Wheat managed to hold around tha pravloua clone, losing Its open ing rise. At tunes corn was off as. much ss two cents and oala aa much aa a cant, 'There waa less preasure on wheat than in tha oilier pita. That grain did not so along with other lulure In Monday's trading. A private crop estimate placed all grain production a llttla under tha last government estimate, out tradera said tha decline had been previously discounted. At the finish wheat was, la lower to V higher than Monday's close. Jseptember 41.11 li. Corn Waa S to i centa lower, Beptemoer si.su oats ware c to 1 cent lower. September 64-64 V; rye was 1 t, lower, September 43.0B; soybeans wars 1 to 1 ta lower. September 43.04-04 ' and lard was 10 to 10 cents hundredweight lower. September 411.41. Wheal .' Open High Low Close 1 34 ta 1 34 i-j 3.31 , 3.31 1.40 (j 3.40 ta 3.10 3.30 3.46 'a 3.46 Si 3.44 S 3.44 3.46 ft 3.46 3.46 ft 3.46ft Sep Deo Mar' May PORTLAND 11 Coarse urslns 16-dsy shipments, bulk. Coast de livery: Oats No. 3, 18 - lb white. 47.00; Barley, No, 3, 46-lb B. W., 66.00: Corn. No. 3. E. Y. shin- Dienpi, No, 1 risx, 64.00. - wnesi iwi to arrive msmei, bssla No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Soft White. 3.34: Soft While (ex cluding Rax), 3.35; Whit Club, Hsrd Red Winter: Ordinary, 1 34; 10 par cent, 3.19: 11 per cent, 3.40; 11 par cent, 3.41. Hard White Baart: Ordinary, 1.40; 10 par cent 1.41: 11 par cent, 3.41; 13 per cent, 3.44. Car receipts: wheat, 164; flour, II; corn, 7; oats, 4; mill iced, 16. LIVESTOCK CHICAOO ofi Local msrketlng of hogs labored under a partial quarantine Tuesday which kept out side order buyers off the. buying side. Prices promptly fell 76 cents lo 4100 a hundred pounds on butch er weights and 60 to 76 cants on sows. Cattle trends were mixed while aheap ware ateady. A swine dlaease celled vesicular exanthema caused the quarsntlne sgslnst shipping out any of the boga on hand. At the new levels barrows and tilts sold from 630.60 to - 413.00. The outside price compered with i:4.00 paid Monday and the 33 month high of 4.4.60 paid Friday. Sow took 617.00 lo 410.60 most ly, a few lightweights getting up to 430.76. Indications were for good clear ance of tha 11.000 hoga on aale. Cows, bulls, snd upper grades of ateers and heifers were stesdv to M cents higher but lower grsdes ware wesk to as much as so cents lower. Steers generally made 438.00 to 434.16 on good to prime kinds, a few prim loads getting up to 634.60 snd 436.00. Choice to low prime hetfera brought 431.60 to 434.00. ' Cowa topped' at 431.00. bulls at 434.36. and vealera at 431.00. Native spring Ismbs topped at 430.00 again, while old-crop lambs and yearlings ware 434.60 and be low, and ewes atopoed at 60.00. ' PORTLAND 11 U8DA Cat tle aalable 160: holdover 460: sup ply mostly cows; limited offerings steers about ateady: cowa on ped dling baals with limited sales around 1.00 below Monday's close or generally 1.00-3.00 oeiow eariy last week: odd head good and ohoice 060-1061 lb fed ateera 13.00 36.00: . acattered lots utility and commercial grass steers 33.00 -31.00; few utility and low commer cial heifers la.00-16.00; canner and cutter' cows mostly 14.00-16.60; odd head to 1B.0O; sneus oown 10 n.uu or below: scattered lots utility cows 17.00-16.00,; 'ew commercial cows 19.60 with short loads cows and hetfera at 31.00: cutter ana utility bulls 10.00-36.00 with light dairy-type bulls down to 17.00 and below. Calves aalable 136; holdover 100; market very alow; few good veal era around ateady at 30.00; choice held higher: otherwise market very alow witn mosi diqs snarpiy lower; utility calves and vealera hid downward' to 16.00 with culls down to 18 00 and below. Hogs aalable 160; mantel openau ateady: late trade around 60o low er; early sales choice No. 1 and 3 180-336 lb DUicners m. id-.w, , 36.26; late sales 36.60 down; su able lot choice 300 lb sows early 33.00; later aales mostly 33.60 down with choice 360-850 lb weights at lft.60-31.60; no recent test 01 leaner pig prices. ... Sheep salable 600: market slow, mostly steady; good and choice spring lamDs ao.w mwnr few lots choice to prime 36.00; good and choice feeders fully steady at 31.00-33.00; good and choice No. 1 pelt yearlings 1.00; odd 160 lbs down to 16.00; good slaughter awes 6.00-6.60. POTATOES CHICAOO tin - Potatoes: arriv als 4, on track 196; total U.S. shipment 183 (Incomplete); firm for best stock; Idsho-Oregon Long White 66.60-60. ' Russets 46.76-83, Triumphs 46.30-16; Wsshlngton Long Whites 46.36-66, Russet 6.60 85; Wisconsin Warbas 44.76. TUNE-UP (LAIOft) $4.95 DUGAN & MEST 122 S. tn G AS 3? J Weather i Wrslarn Oregon Bunny over Interior Tuesdsy and Wednesday, with early morning cloudlnesa In northsrn vslleys; some alternonn cloudiness with Isolated thunder storms In southern mountains Tuesday; night and morning cloud lnesa along coast with local drltsle both days, clearing partially after noons; cooler In Interior 'Tuesday; highs both days 60 tp 86 In north to 00 to 06 In south, and 60 along coast; lows Tuesdsy night 48 to 68; winds coaat westerly to northwest erly 16 to 16 miles an hour. -Eastern Oregon Fair 'Tuesdsy and Wednesday with some after noon cloudlneaa and widely-scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers Tuesday, decreasing Wed nesday; highs both days 6t to INI; lows Tuesdsy night 66 to 06. Grants Pass snd Vicinity Fair Tuesdsy and Wednesday except a few Isolated alternoon thunder storms In mountslns. High 04 Tues dsy and 06 Wednesday; low Tues day night (3. By The Assnclatrd Prrsa U houre te 4:34 a.m. Tuesdsy. Max. Mln. Prep. Baker 91 63 .03 Lugene 97 60 La Orsnde 94 64 Lakevlew 84 63 .09 Mrdford 97 63 T. North Bend 80 64 T. Ontario 98 60 Pendleton 97 69 Portland (Alrpl 97 68 Ronelmrg 100 M Salem 97 60 Boise 94 64 Chicago 83 80 Denver 84 65 T. Eureka 69 49 Los Angeles 73 60 New York 84 76 Red Bluff 101 71 Ban Francisco 67 65 T. Seattle . 91 65 Spokane 96 67 On The Record MAMIAOE I.KKNIR REAGAN-BROWN. Williim tm R" fn, 34, lofi.f. Natlv of tdho. resi dent ot Dflfwood. Ort. Join Lou it Brown, 10- Nitlv of Colorado, ml dtnl of Klamath rIU. COMPLAINT riLKfl Clara Ioulit Kalar Vs. Charlea L. Kaltr. iull for dlvorra. Charf. cru elly. Coupla marrfcod Aug 3. lUO, Rtddlng. Calif. William Kuktndall, attorney for plaintiff. Rt.nl.y R. Ooty va. Phyllli A. Doty. tjuH for dlvorct. Chars'- cruelty. C mi tt l married June . H. Reno. Nev. Plaintiff aaka custody one minor child nd $M a month. It. T. McLaren, at lorney for plaintiff. John T. Qulnn va. Southern Pacific Company and t- A. Gulp, on change of venue from Multnomah Count), ault for 110.000 personal Injury and tAO.OOO punitive damgi Yunker and Jordan attorney for plaintiff. niRTHR RTITfJI Born to Mr. and Mra. Arthur SUtei, lteo Mansanita, al Klam th Valley Hospital Aug 4. 1033, a boy. Weight; pminda I'.e ounce. Met" A IN Born to Mr. and Mn. Ktmneth McCain. Route 1 Box M-A, Tulelaka, Calif., at Klamath Valley llo.pltal Aug. 4. 1033, a girl. Weight: g pound i ounce. CnXatTTR Born to Mr. and Mm. Jar'.' Oilletie. 3? 3 Commercial, at Klam ath Valley Hoapiul Aug. 4. 1933. a girl. Weight: J pound! I ounce. DIBTRH T COURT Harold Leroy Wlrth, no vehicle 11 ceste. Pine. 43. . - Wayne Arthur Bergloff. no PUC per mit. Fine, 410. Leo Kenneth Gllnkman. no PUC per mit. Pine. 413. Harriet Katherlnt Walton, no oper ator'a Meant, fine. 43. .... Harold Leroy Wlrth, no vehicle . 11 cent. Tine, 43. . Othie Keith MrDermott, no tall light on trailer. Fine, 43. Art McCIalne. telling alcoholic liquor to minor. Sentence. M daya aunpended. Joe George NkkoHle. no PUC per mit. Pine. 413, 47.30 auapended. Gerald Gene Jehnaon, drunk. Sen tenc. 40 daya and 430 fine. Cheiter Claire Lane, exceeding trout limit. Fin. 400. Joitph Harrlaon Burch, no operator t licence. Pint. 43. Clarence Clinton, drunk driving. Sen tence. 60 daya and 4330 fine. Clarence Clinton, no operator' ll anae. Pine. 410. Carl 'August Anderson, no operator's Hcem. Pine. 110. David LeRoy Castle, exceeding trout limit, rine, ?w. Marvin Edward Cunningham, ex ceeding trout limit. Pine. 433. Harvey ntcnara lunmriKnam, ex ceeding trout limit. Pine, 933. Oil I Dee Woo ten. no operator's It" can Re. Forfeit 43 ball. Mildred Mary eurcn, orunn. rine 430. Hamn iawm neu. ran stop nan. Roy David Waters, drunk. Fine. $23 or 10 daya. Patrick Wynne, drunk. Pine. 4:13 or 13 day. Joaueh Bamuet Gee, drunk. Forfeit 433 ball. Graver Cleveland Smith, drunk. Fine, foil 2 hail. Wayne Arthur Bergloff. truck excea alvt height, tine, aia. MUNICIPAL COURT Wayne LaMarr, vagrancy. Pint. $100 or 30 days. Robert Easlay. drunk. Pine, 913 or TW davs joe Wllklns, drunk. Pine, 91S or TVs d Joe Wllklns, vagrancy. Pine. 415 or T't oay. Friendly Helpfulness T Every Critd nd Purst) Word's Klamath Funeral Home Mfjrgueritc M. Word ana Sons 23 High Phent 3334 PROPANE. . Cooking Heating Hafrlemratlan a The Water Healing Safe KL1HATB Wedqewood Ranges Serve! Refrigerators OPEN SATURDAYS - Phone 2-2541 Plenty of Free Parking Main St. at Link River Negro Gang Boss Killed CHICAGO m; Theodore Roe, last of the Negro gambling bosses to rrnlht syndicate control over ChlrtnKO'x lucrative policy wheel racket, waa alaln Monday night bjr a blast of ahutgun aluga. line. 61, a rciuted millionaire, walkird ttiio an ambush as ha left his Houth side apartment. A shotgun reined as Roe walked lowHtd tils automobile. Je fell with wounds In his chest and neck. Police said he never had a chance lo reach for a loaded revolver found In his pocket. Authorities considered several possible motives for the alsylng. One. was that he waa alaln to prevent htm from testifying before a federal grand lury which Mon day began an Investigation of In comes ot seven racketeera operat ing at least two big policy wheels on Chicago's South Bide. Another possible motive consid ered wss vengeance for the slsy- Ing of Leonard (Fst Lenny) Cslf a no, 42. a Chicago hoodlum who wum killrf June 18. 1901. when he and three other men allegedly attompird to kidnap Roe. A murder charge against the Nirgro gambler was dropped when he contended he ahot In aelt defense alter Calfano and his com nanlons curbed Roe's automobile and attempted lo abduct him. emfuno's brother. Marshall. 39, wss ordered picked up for aues Honing sbout the Roe slaying. 8 Doctor Rice Draft Referred A number of persons who wired Ben. Wsyne Morse asking that he Intercede to obtain reclassltlcsllon of a local children's speclsllst who faces the possibility of being drafted for military service, have received answering I e I e grams from the senator which oi ler little or no neip. Ren. Morse's answer was that the local draft board should be contacted about the situation. A large number of telegrams were sent from here last weekend by parents of children who are nutient. of Dr. Don Rice, one of only two children's specialists In Klamath county. The object of the telegrsms wss to obtsln. If possible, a deferment or reclassification on the grounds that Dr. Rice Is vitally needed here. The doctor Is scheduled to tske his physical examination In Port land in less than two weeks. There Is a strong possibility mat ne might not be accepted because of n Inlurv which kept him out of the military service during World War u. The local draft board, despite Sen. Morse's advice to persons here, disclaims any authority In the situation and says that If the doctor Is given a change of classl flcsyon'from his present 1-A (m) status It would have to be by state selective service headquarters In Bnlem. In such cases tne slate araii oi flee works with a medical ad visory group I Oregon State Ad visory Committee. PO Box 181, Portland 7. Ore.l which deter mines whether the drafting of doctor or dentist would work a h.rrishln In his community. Pre sumably that advisory group would give some weigni to me recom mendation of local medical associ ations, and this morning officers of the Klamath County Medical Association were being contacted on Dr. Rice s benaif. Merchants Slate Annual Meeting The Klamath Merchants Associ ation will hold its August breakfast meeting at the Winema Hotel Wed nesday at 8:00 a.m.. it was announced- by Prank Drew, president. Several matters of importance will come before the group. Glory For You Ceo. N. Tsjler You say your good works have earned you a home In glory. Then know what the Bible says. It tells you to love God with all your heart, soul, strength and mind and that one whom no one else loves. So love Ood and the outcast, all your life and you have earned a home In glory. Luke 10:35-37. Now for you who did not so love Ood and man. You have not earned a home over there. But Christ loved Ood and the outcasts all His life and Geo. N. Taylor He earned a place In glory for you. Then at the end, Christ took your sins and died for you. For Ood so loved you that he gave Christ to die for you that it you should believe on Him, you should not perish but have eternal life. So which for you? Your own human goodness and your sins and lost? Or will you honor Ood's Love Olft and through Christ have that home in glory? This space spon sored by a family that would see you saved. For details as to reaching Am erica through the Newspapers Write Geo. N. Taylor, S-W McChesney Rd., Portland-l-Ore. Tractors Modern Pumnina Power Plants Fuel Brooders Economical General Water Heaters Dearborn Heaters Storoqe Tanks Furnished Bill Steppe, Mgr. Obituary WAT KIN I Curtli t. W.lklna, 12. n.llv. el m- Ihlt rltv: fly. i-hlkjr.n, Mri. Oliv. SlmpuM mi tlx eltr: Mr. Shall Van- Malar. Maun, wiiitam. Manning, uau lar. California, Mrs. Ida c TuellUn, Ore., and Mrs. Nulh WiIm, Walnut CrMk, Calif.' Funeral service will be hvald from O'Halr's Memorial Chapel, 41 h aV Pine gireele. Thursday, ll em. tne nev. L.uyg Honowey ot fielatlnf. interment, ,im Klamath Me morial Park. Mlf.l.KB Wattle Btyia Miller. 44, native of pnntrfleld. III., died here Aug. 4, 143a. Survivors Include: the widower, Henry W. Miller of this city; three aoni. Clar ence T, Kantai City, Me.. Bernard B . Arapahoe, Nab., aAd Lloyd L , North Pis tie. Nab.; six daughters, Mrs. Lor en Btroud and Mrs. Lloyd Stroud, ol this cltv. Mrs K4 Schlltcher. Columbu Neb., Mrs. Glen Porn, North Platu, Neb.. Mrs. Jarry White, Osceola. Neb., an Mrs. Ployd Drake, North' Platte, Neb; two sisters. Mrs. Halite Fagon. Canoga Park, Calif., and Mrs. Emma Klmes. Biversl.se, Calif: brother Clarence W. Prick ett, lem. Ore ; 0 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews. The body reels tn Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. Notice of the funeral arrange ments will bo found elsewhere In this JOMNION Lou lie Paulina Johnson. 43. native of ft. Psul. Minn-, and realdent of Klam. ath palls for the past year, died here Aug. 4. Survivors Include, the widower. Dr. Selmer M. Johnson, 4500 Clinton, Klamath Palls; a daughter. Mrs. Carl Miller, Klamath Palls; twe sons, Charles P. Johnson, Klamath Palls, and Dr. Selmer M. Johnson Jr., Santa Monica, two sisters, Mrs. Bert Angit. Minneap olis, and Mrs. Malcomb McMillan, SL Paul; one brother, Paul de Haas, Los Angeles, and seven grandchildren. Fun eral arrangements are to be announced Utr bv Ward'a KlamatH runsrsl Wnma Funeral JOHN 4 ON . Funeral services for Louise Pauline ohiuan. 42. who died hre Aul. 4 will tske place from the chapel of Ward's Klamath Puneral Home. 424 Hlirh Street. Thursday a p.m.. The Rev. Lloyd Hol lows y, rtrsi sseinoaii cnurtm. oiitctai Ing. Commitment service and interment la Klamath Memorial Park. Firm Gets Money Back 8ALEM if)' -The Marks Motor Co., Portland,- will get back its 41410. inadvertently mailed to the State unemployment office here. The money was placed In an ad dressed envelope and left on a desk in a firm office lor overntgnt keep ing. An employe, trying to be help ful, dropped the letter, containing the money, In the mall. It was found Monday by an un employment office employe. MIRRORS fer rfsty raesi la the heave! 457 B. Mat. 0 fcCanl We should like to have you come in for a ride in a ; Golden' Anniversary Cadillac. And when you do, we ' hope you will just sit back and relax . . . and listen! 7 . -And what will you hear? ' , Well, you'll near the soft sound of the wind as it slips past the'streamlined body . . . and, possibly, the quiet ; ticking tof the electric clock. : :' But aside from these you'll hear almost nothing. In fact, you'll find you can actually whisper and be heard '' , by'your, fellow-passengers I ' ; ; Ve. went, you to experience this because nothing 4pcaks',rriore eloquently or more convincingly of motor ! car quality than silence! . It. tells you; first of all, that here is automotive engineering at its superlative best. For such silence of 710 Klamath Hobby Show Entries In First entries Indicated for the forthcoming First Annual Klamath Basin Hobby Show net Aug. 31-22 st the YMCA have come from the Klamath Mineral Club, which has announced It will urge aa many of its members as posslbla lo parti cipate. Tne snow is oeing sponsored oy the 20-30 club snd the YMCA. Included In the club s noDby nsi sre ueneral mineral display, petri fied woods, Jewelry, fossils, Indian art facta, transparencies, fluores cent dlsplsy, large polished pieces and tnunaer egga. Mrs. Edgar Mcuuuom la acting president of the club. Entry Dianas are pnmca in vnc Herald and News, and others will be available at the YMCA. 722 Pine Street. They should be filled out and returned to the "Y" by deadline Aug. 20 al 7 p.m. Three classifications of hobbyists have been aet up according to age groups: Class A adults. Class B High school and Junior high stu dents. Class C Grammar school students. Awsrd as yet have not been completed, but In hobby compe tition these age group will com pete against each other. You can't pay less for HEARING HELP ie this- Beware of "bargains" in hearing aids fitted by hit-or-miss methods. A lower first cost can mean a higher later cost. With a Sonotone, you join thousands of users in a proved better hearing pro gram. After an audiometer test, your instrument is provided from a group that offers over 300 fitting combina tions individually fitted in our office or your home. A Sonotone consultation costs nothing, nor obligates you. Why not phone us tuna for an appointment? aar SAacAja am von mtmm 4ic SONOTONE Fiasr WINEMA HOTEL AH Day Wednesday, August 4tt C. R. Atfamsoa, District Malta jar ear si Ma si US Jg-arfaaat ta m tana iisj)er -and DICK B. MILLER CO. Klamath Falls, Oregon Ave. Bus Wreck Probe (Continued from Pi is One.) after celebrating his wedding an nlverssry at Ban Antonio. Investigation of the crash con tinued. The two speeding vehicles rsmmed together and burst Into flames about 4 a.m. Two young drivers Mllburn Berry Herrings, 24, and B, E. (Billy I Mslone, 23 were piloting their big vehicles through the pre dawn blackness of Central Texss. Herring was completing his fifth day aa a driver: Malone had been BIG CONTEST It's purely a Luxury We can live without a Hammond organ in our home BUT . . Fill in this spac with not more than 5000 wards de scribinq how much richer life would be with a Hammond Organ., Write about the countless hours of pure enchant ment this delightful instrument would bring ta your home. , Then, having talked yourself into it, come in with a dawn ' payment as low as $100 and we'll deliver one. Full price with bench $1320. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 120 Mo. 7th operation can only come when every phase of the car'i performance is in perfect harmony. It speaks of precision for only the greatest accuracy in design and construction can result in such remarkable freedom from vibration. It is a testimonial to fine craftsmanship to quality materials and to scientific styling. And, of course, this marvelous quiet foretells many of the pleasures and satisfactions you would enjoy as the car's owner. It promises rest and relaxation and peace of mind . . . and a minimum of upkeep expense. So why not take our suggestion and come in and drive .this beautiful Golden Anniversary creation? Let it tell you its own wonderful story through the things you cannot hear! , driving about four months. Both, were among the dead. "stsw- AT UAllr. " UNDMweeo's ? st 111 toiw4 4W. fkMe Silt with yountlf Spinet Model HAMMOND ORGAN ' All Self Contained Ph. 7182 Be Heard !