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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 10fi2 MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks NEW YORK ( Mild selling treasure Tuesday was enoush to leure.ss the stock market ail iround. The greatest losses were in the railroads and higher prices oils, out the motors, steels and otiier major divisions fell with the lead irs of the decline. The retreat ran from fractions to between 1 ana 9 points wun a tew oils beiilK hit harder. Vlume was an estimated 1.100.000 shares. New York Storks Br The Associated Press Admiral Corporation 35 Allied Chemical " H Allls Chalmers J ; American Airlines H H American Power & Light M 's American Tel. & Tel. IM American Tobacco H Anaconda Copper J Bethlehem Steel SO S Boeing Airplane Co. 3i Borg Warner " H Burroughs Adding Machine 17 , Calitornla Packing 27 a Canadian Pacific S6 , Caterpillar Tractor Celane.se Corporation 42 !, Chrvsler CorporaUon M Cities Service 102 'j Consolidated Edison Ji zt Consolidated Vultee H Crown Zellerbacb S9 Curtiss Wright Vi Douelas Aircraft 63 i? dupont de Nemours M Baslman Kodak 46 Emerson Radio 11 'i General Electric 63 t Oeneral Foods 48 ' General Motors 60 'i Georgia Pac. Plywood Uxt Ooodvear Tire 44 ! Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester S3 sa International Paper ' SO Johns Manville 76 Kennecott Copper SI V4 Llbby. McNeill 7 Lockheed Aircraft 23 H LoeWs Incorporated 13 Long Bell A 36 "j Montgomery Ward 64 New York Central 19 H Northern Pacific "74 W Pacific American Pish 14 Pacific Gas Electric 34 S Pacific Tel. ft Tel. 113 H Packard Motor Car 5 Penney (J. C.) Co. 68 H Pennsylvania R. R. 1 ' Pepsi Cola Co. 91i Phileo Radio 31 Radio Corporation 3S S Rayonier Incorporation 34 Vi Rayonier Incorp. Pfd 35 Republic Stee! - 41 'i Reynolds Metals - 1 54 '-i Richfield Oil 67 , Safeway Stores Inc. 31 Scott Paper Co. ' 54 '4 Sears Roebuck & Co. St Socony-Vacuum OU 37 S Southern Pacific 85 li Standard Oil Calif. 60 Standard Oil N. J. 79 "4 Studebaker Corporation 38 'i Sunshine Mininir Swift & Company 32 i Transamerica Corporation 26 Twentieth Century Fox 15 Union Oil Company .41 .. Union Pacific 118 United Airlines 28 4 United Aircraft 4 ' '33 V United Corporation , 5 5i United States Plywood - Vi United States Steel 40 in Warner Pictures ; 13 Vi Western Union Tel. : 41 "4 Westinghouse Air Brake 25 a. Westinghouse Electric 40 i Woolworth Company 43 ' 160 H.P. HYDRA GM HYDRAULIC STEERING! NEW AUTRONIC-EYE! OJiMMijrDFFEliS ALL FflllB ! VXrXV-tylmmMWillMmMurwmw.j nia tmv-Mak ii , , r t i rgMMM .l-..:. ( , 1 Try thejeatura ejlhcywr in the car oj the year! Drive Oldsmobile's flashing Super "88" and thrill to the swift-surging action of motoring's most popular high-compression engine ; ; ; that's the "RodteC't Discover bow smoothly and (prickly you sweep from take-off to highway apeed ; ; : tAnf's Hydra-Malic Super Drive! Learn how easily you can park and turn and take the curves ; . . lliat'i GM Hydraulic Steering! Discover Oldsmobile's new auto matic headlight dimmer . ; . that't the Autrmic-Eye'l Make a date with the Super "88" and drive the car that outfeatures them all ! GRAINS CHICAGO Ifl Soybeans and feed grains were higher at the board of trade Tuesday but wheat failed to make much progress. A lower than expected estimate of soybean and oat production bv the government caused beans to lump as much a 6 cents at the opening and gave feed grains a firm to strong tone. Realiiing sales were well ab sorbed, especially in beans. Holland took two cargoes of U. S. hard wheat, which had a steadying effect on that grain. At the finish wheat was U to 'i higher than the previous close, September $3.33 corn was unchanged to i higher, September $1.78 f: oats were H to ,a higher, September 84 Vsi rye was to 1 ! higher. September $3.10 'j; soybeans were 3 4 to S cents higher and lard was unchanged to 8 cents a hundred pounds higher, September $11.30. Wheat Open High Low Close Sep 3 33 li 3.33 H 3 S3 I, 3 33 S Dec 2.39 3.40 3.39 3.40 ' Mar 3.44 j 3.45 3.44 , 3.45 s May 3.45 '4 3.45 3.45 3.45 PORTLAND I Coarse grains, l&-dv shipments, bulk. Coast de livery: Oats No. 3. 38-lb white. 68.00. Barley. No. 2. 45-lb B. W., 68.00. No. 1 Flax. 66.00. Wheat bld to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered Coast: Soft White. 3.37 : Soft White (ex cluding Rex). 2.37 Vjl White Club. 3.37 4. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary, 2.40; 10 per cent 3.40: 11 per cent 2.40: 13 per cent 3.4.1 Hard White Baart: Ordinary 3.42; 10 per cent 3.43: 11 per cent 3.44: 13 per cent 3.46. Car receipts: wheat 367: barley 1; flour 4: corn 3: mill feed 10. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Ml (USDA) Cattle salable 25; light fresh receipts coupled with some carryover unattractive from slaughter standpoint: prices un changed; odd utility cows 16.00 18.00; canner and cutter cows 14.00-16.00; utility and commercial slaughter bulls weak, largely 23.00-27.00. Calves salable 15: mostly cull and utility light vealres; late Mon day ' utility to choice slaughter calves over 300 lbs around 1.00 to 2.00 lower at mostly 25.00-28.00; narrow outlook. Hogs salable 300; butchers 25 cents lower; around one load good to choice sorted 190-230 lb butchers 25.00; few 230-270 lb at 24.00; odd choice sows 17.00, steady. Sheep salable 350: slow, little weighed early: late Monday good to choice wooled lambs 27.00-37.50; steady to weak, cull to good shorn ewes a.w-f.w. POTATOES CHICAGO (1 Potatoes: Ar rivals 83. on track 174: total U.S. shipments 443; firm to sliRhtly stronger; laano Long wniies so-w 65, Bakers $$.75-85. Triumphs $6.70: Idah - Oregon Russets $6.60-80; Washington Long Whites $6.50-65, Bakers $6.75-85. Russets $6.75-90; Wisconsin Vfarbas $5.50. DAUGHTER FOR MOIRA LONDON B Ballet Dancer Moire Shearer. 26. gave birth to an eight pound four ounce daught er Monday. "ROCKET" ENGINE! - MATIC SUPER DRIVE! sum Field Sale (Continued from Page One) (her cost of about $4,100 it can b put inio very good condition. The recreation program is bigger now than It ever lias been, Marsnau pointed out. and will be, bigger next year. He compared that field with Trai ler Park, also city-owned and which has been suggested as an alternative recreation site In Mills Addition. Trailer Park. Marshall said, is much smaller, actually too small for a baseball field, and to nut it into usable shape the cost would be upwards of $25,000 a I mure Including around $10,004 worth of anticipated street paving). Don Piper, local attorney who said he represented a committee o( Mills Addition people wanting to protest the sale, took a differ ent tack. The sale, he said, might be Illegal. It is possible. Piper said, that the Recreation Field property might be considered as held In trust for public use. lust the same tlon or city hall might be located, and therefore be controlled by a state law forbidding the sale of such property while there is still a need for It for public use. After hearing Marshall and Pi per. Councilman Wendell Smith conferred with other members of the Council and announced that no aet'on would be taken on the sale until Mayor Bob Thompson and Councilman Matt Ftnnlgan were present. Both were out of town and absent from last night's session. Weill her Western Oregon Mostly cloudy along coast Tuesday and mostly sunny but not auite so warm over interior. Partly cloudy generally Tuesday night and Wednesday. Cooler over interior Wednesday. Highs of 80 to 90 Tuesday and 75 to 85 Wednesday except SO botn days along the coast. Lows Tues day night 50 to 60. Variable winds off coast, mostly southwesterly and 10 to 20 miles an hour. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Ui Prices on live hogs fell 50 cents to $1.00 a hun dred pounds with trading frequent ly almost at a standstill Tuesday. Traders attributed the decline to poorer demand for pork and to spreading wildcat walkouts among packinghouse workers. Cattle were unevenly strong to 25 cents lower with cows In best demand wh'Ie sheer) were steady to 25 cents higher. The rise going to lambs. Most butcher weight hogs sold from 31 00 in 132.7S with a few offerings setting the loadlot top at $23.00. sows mamiy maae sioou to $20.50 a tew lots getting up to $21.00. In spite of the deep price cuts, there still was incomplete clear ance of the supply of 10,000 head by late In the session. Good to prime steers ana year lings sold from $28.00 to $34.50, a few prime loads going on to $34.75 to $30.23. Good to choice heifers were worth $28.00 to $34.00 while rows topped at $21.50. bulls at $25.00, and vealers at $33.00. Native spring lambs topped at $31.25, old-crop lambs and year lings at $25.25. and ewes at $9.50. Estimated arrivals also included 8.500 cattle, 400 calves, and 1,000 sheep. i " I. .hi I u. -2sAa Johnny and Lucille ' kf1 . and try theae thrilling new feature. lit, t f mmie3mpwDrim.GMHy4r9mn ptiwnJL m ttAjm H tJmmst MttvWtJt MftW. A MM MM . OLDSMQBILE DA Withdraws Attack Charge District Attorney Frank Alderaon said today he had decided not to tile a rape charge,-against Patrick Muutn. 94, who is currently serv ing a 30-dny valiancy salience to the City Jail. A 17-year-old grl escapee from a' state mental Institution had ac cused Mullen of raping her last Thursday night. Alderson said there was insuf ficient evidence to press a felony charge against Mullen. He denied attacking the girl, but admitted meeting her at the bus depot Thursday afternoon and buying her a meal. The girl claimed she and Mullen went Tor a walk Thursday night and that they stopped alongside a railroad spur oil S. 6th above Spring Street. It was there, she said, he attacked her. The girl had escaped from the Falrvlew Home near Salem and made her way to Klamath Falls. She is to be returned to the in stitution. Man Held On AWOL Charge. Melvln Lee Chlloquin, 23, a Klam. ath Indian, is held in the County Jail as absent without leave from March Air Force Base. cam. He was arrested at Chlloquin yes terday afternoon by State Police. AISO in me county mump luunv la Alva Brown. 37, ol Portland, booked for drunk driving. He was picked up by State Police oa Ore gon 66 last night. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND l.tl tOSDA)" Cattle salable 100; market mostly steady on scattered lots available; few utility and low commercial grass steers 22.00-27.30; cutter dairy-type steer 17.00-19.00: cut ter and utility Sers 17.00-23.00; canner and cutler cows mostly 13.00-15.50; few utility cows 16.50- 18.00: short load commercial cows 19.00-20.50: utility and low com mercial bulls 22.00-25.00: cutter bulls mostly 18.00-21.00. Calves salable SO: market slow, about stead': good and choice vealers mostly 26.00-28.00: odd prime 30.00: utility and commer cial calves and vealers 15.00-25.00. Hogs salable 250; market 25-SOc lower: choice No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs largel y25.00-25.25; few selected lots 25.50: medium grades down to 24.50: choice 265-300 lb butchers 33.00-23.50: choice 350-550 lb sows 19.00-31.50; choice 285 lbs 22.50; no feeder pigs being re ceived. Sheep salable 400: market fairly active, about steady: good to prime spring lambs mostly 35.50- 26-Ou; l lot cnoice ana prime w lbs 26.35: top Monday 26.50; good feeders steady at 21.00-21.50; good and choice light yearlings up to 20.00; good and choice slaughter ewes (.00-7.00; culls down 4.00. Kyle Rote, backfield star for the New York football Giants, works as a building contractor in Corpus Chrlsti.Tex., during the off-seaion. linni n hi. nil ,,...- Dmt 5ttW, nr4r. String, AmtrmU-F.y mtrrn cm. fmpnmf, fr(M mrU trim CfiMrtrf Maori Vmlui, i i il iiiii""' r MUNICIPAI, rtiltftT Klp Du(lr, drunk., fint, ll t Hi !). m Howard rinch, Jrunk. rint, III r V !). 4f drunk, rint. III mt t'fc &v,4 Burt, irunh. rin. lit r 7i Una Wtlim. drunh, Ferfvil )l or nua.cii ArmUtaad, drunk, fins i or T da. Paulina Htnrv, drunk and dltordarly, rin. lit) or 90 daa. Hamuli Caramlliti, drunk. Pint, III or T'f davt. Ruiana Wtaka. drunk, flna, $11 or T day. Kuina Wttki, drunk. Ptna, 918 or Vf daji. Jay Uutry, drunk, Ftnt. lit or H da. liaorc Womack, druak. ftna, IS or T dta. Mik Kaipar, drunk drWlna. Poal 9100 ball. Mlka Kpf. fall atop al acana of an-Idtnl. Havugivd. KuMalt II. Mailay, drunk, forfait 918 ball. eharloa Scoll, drunk, .forfait $19 ball Rubart Hajaa, drunk. Tint, 918 or V daa. ! Thro war, drunk. Una, 919 or IS days. Conaiantlna Kayoa, ran two atop ilcna. rtna, 910. . Jamct Martin, drunk. For fait 918 ball. Adnloh Uaiiufal. drunk rina aiA ms Ta !. Adolplt Manua(a), vafrancy. Tint. 9100 and 30 da. Lalta Baaalay. drunk. Tint, 918 or t' laa. Llo)d II. Maltord. drunk. Tina, III or T'j da) a auttpandad. I.lo d H. Mafford. vaf ranry, Flna, 9100 and 90 d? a. auipandad. rrank Chlium, drunk, rtna, 919 or T' dja. Undxty Pompay. drunk, rino. 918 or T' dayi. . William McDoufal, drunk. For fall 9)8 ball. Ervln WiImp. drunk, rina ai daya. OUda Kirk, drunk, rino, 91$ or 7' daa. IIISTRK-T COI RT Emll David Schllatv fnllowinar 1m cIom. Forfait 113.30 ball. jotapn Mccue. aiaault and battary. Fiita. io and u daja. with cradit for 13 da.M rrad. Roi' Eucvna Odtr no atan llshi. rina. 93. victor carl Mrurroah, no atop liaht Fina. . Loh Jamat McElfraah, no atop light Fina. 93. Ruoa Moora, awault and battary. Ian lance, 30 dayi and 9M fina. Edmond Kyka MlIU, driving whlla Intoxlralad. rina, U30 and 30 daya aua apandad. I lor alio Richmond Orovoa. Improper vahlcla UcanM. rtna 3. Jack LUwaltyn Dauehy, drunk on highway, rtna. 939. Uwu Ira Knapp, fall drlva right ilda. rtna, 9J3. Danlal Slatar Mclnvala. drunk drlv rlan Kruatar. drunk an hlah. way. Fina. 903. John Walry Waldrip, no PUC par mlt. rina, tiy 93 auipandad. Harold Wirran Clark ran rod light. Fina. 93. David Parry Roblnoan. na van let II. contc. rina. 5. no) a Cunningham, axewdlng daily bar limit, rtna. 130. 910 auipadad. Lawta Ray Hcavllln. Inadaauaia ama. gncy braka. rtna. 93. Ernt Arnold Swarttfagtr, violation bail? rula. Fina, 9A.M. Gtorga Joaaph Cunho, ran atop aim. fina. 93. Richard John Snydar, driving during auipandad parted, rino, 9100, 9T0 aua pandvd. Llllla Ma r a rat Karhal. fall drtvo OR right alda. rina. 913. Cornallua J. O'Sulltvan. ran atop it in. rina. 93. Harold Edward English Jr., no Op orator a llconaa. rina, 93. Junior Farmers Dinner Cancelled Tomorrow nltht'a Junior Farm ers dinner, slated lor the Wlnema Hotel, has been cancelled. Secy.. Treas. Herb Pollard announced to. day. ' - The troun held It Dlcnlc earlier. and that has been set as the August meeting. As far as Is known, the next meeting Is to be held SeDU 9. at the Wintma. ,,,, ,,,.,.,,. IN CASH Ol VALUAOLE PRIZES1 CONTEST STARTING RIGHT NOW! FIRST ANNUAL KLAMATH BASIN ;"v' - GRADE "A" CONTEST- 37 Grand ftoes CW by photegraphor STUDIO PHONE 4526 Sacred Music Program Set Prol, Wilbur Martin, noled or. (aniat and director of the Depart, ment ot Hatred Muilc at the Uolrien Oat, Baptist Theological Uemlnary at Berkeley, will present the uro gram ol goopel mualu and tnualo appreciation at the monthly meet ing ol Klamath Baptist Assoolatlon tomorrow night. The program will be at the Klral Baptist Church, N, aih and Wasliliuilon Ulreeta. 7:90 p.m., as announced by Or. I. M. Causey, moderator of tin local Baptist group Dr. Martin i widely known or his proficiency In both pipe organ ana oieciroma organs, tie waa oganlsl lor the Initial meeting of trie United Nations In Ban Fran cisco some years ago, ' Along wun protestor Martin will be two of hli advanced iiiukIo stu dents who will assist in the program. Dr. Martin will play lor this meeting an electronic organ loaned by Die Kvle Morgan Mualo Company of Klamath Fails. On The Record RIRTH8 RTONK Horn la Mr. and Mr R.il.m Stuna. 4ia Michigan, at Klamath Val var iioapuai Aug. ii, ipw, a gin. Valghl: r pounds 19 ounra. a nx oorn io ir. ana mra. nor. art Hagrn. 3XM Hllard. at Klamath vim)- MUtpiiai Allg. 1, ItM Walght; T poundi ! ounra boy. COMPLA1NT8 FILkO Richard Ntwmin va. Jaan W. and Bryca Uaborna, tuil to rollart 91,9a9 .H clalmvd dua on promlatory nota, A W Schaupp, attorney for plaintiff. ruiion Karl Uakar va. Marlon Joyra Bakar, ault for dlvorca, Charga, crual ti. CaiiDla marrlad Nov. II. 1031 at Klamath Fall a. tlafandant atka raatr atlon of format nama Marlon Joj ra Chaa. U i. Balantlna, attornay (or plaintiff. r.rnaaiina iaciay va. Arinur u, lay, autt for dlvorra. (.rharga, cnialiy and daaartlon. Couola marrlad Jan. 31. 1944, llano, Nav. plaintiff aika cuitody ona minor child. 9M a month, prnnar ty aattlamant and coati. U. I. Balantlna, attornay for plaintiff. Margarai Jolinaon va. Barnard John ion action In reciprocal anfurcamant of auooort law Plaintiff aaka auooort of two minor chtldran now living In 9j rrancuro. Thomai uyncn, aialtui attornay ol dan Frantlico, Obituary MOII Thomaa Hlnton Moat, 4T, nattva of Niw Mexico and raaldant of Klamath County for 10 yaara, dlad hare Auguat 10, 1939. runeral arranaamanta will ba announcad later by Ward'a Klamath runaral noma. I'RRMTnn Mexico and for a abort lima raaldent of Klamath County died noar heta Auguat tl. loaa. TP body la at Word t tame in runvrai nomi, CARirui emvirtf oniy Cil rtt tr. aw ecla'.Bti-. W .Uim. wa-ln i.M " TOU. U ra i. . miM an.w call Im at, labfrnakM... r.- - Wm, N. Goen, Dlalrlei Aat SIU Maataaa ' rbeaa MO I V-V BUY .l STATI Here's H0W i to EI1TEH - Make an oppolnfmant RIGHT NOW for o beautiful portrait of oach child not over 12 1 Af7 COMPLETE DETAILS & PRIZE LISTS In Vdnf day's lUrald-tUw. : 54?a ' ' WITH THE COOPERATION OF UNDERWOODS CAMERA SHOP fitu f mm til f riftcifaOrc 1 Street Repairing Works Several alreat Improvement proj ect, which may be scheduled lor next auminer are already being conaldertd by the City Council. Last night a petition bearing the signatures of 10 owners ol properly In the S. 6ih-Plum-Klm ara was received by Iht Council, anting that an mveaugeuon oe maae 01 ine feaallillllv of navlna till from Oak lo Elm, and Plum and Elm from nth to atii. City Engineer E. A. Taxi Thorn a. wax Instructed lo makt the Investigation. The Counoll alo was aiked by soma property owners on Portland above Pacific Terrace to Initials an Improvement project on that street, and agreed, to do so. Thomaa also asked thai tome thought be given to an Improve ment district for the upper end of Kldorado out to Birch for side walks, curbs and gutters. oiiii anoiner project in, city naa In mind Is to cut a new access street Into the Riverside area, from Riverside up to Rogers. Most of Die property needed tor the street has already been deeded to the city by way ol trades lor oilier property. But the type of alreet to be nut in hasn't been decided upon. nor has the cost. ATCIIINO Local street patching work got under way Juni laal week, and laal night the Council voted lo approve a contract lor the work with ui, Bobco Paving Company. Tht Bobco bid was 1411.610, but the contract had been held up while the com.. pany whi enlarging ua piaut, On rtt 111 another alreet aubject, City Attorney Henry Perklua gave the Council an opinion thai It can legally j,prnd acme money It In to gel (ram Klamath County for road work in Moore Park. The money, about 151.000, la lo come to the city as Us share of the rounty'a road levy, and muni be u.ed for mad and street work, Perkins said. Several weeks ago the Park board a-.ked the city's help In repairing the aeveral mllea of roads In the pink. other bu:.ne .s ol the council last night included: Approval of 100.250 worth of building permlta. Including one for 140.000 for a new garage and office t 31 Hpr'ng, taken out by West- Hltchcock Company. Approval ol uie naie or lour lots In the recently-resoned Induitral SWAPPED PILLS FOR ALL-BRAN. CONSTIPATION LICKED "I eat ALL-IRAN every day for breakfaet and my constipation problem is licked. I wouldn't swap II lor all the pills lack of dietary bulk, eat an ounce (about H cup) of crispy Kellogg' all-bran dally, drink plenty of liquids. If not completely satisfied, after 10 daya, return empty box to Kellogg'e, Battle Creek, Mich. Qei DOURLB TOUR MONET RACXl 1 1 .. I in the world." Mr. f f ; Christian Kla. 181 I u : - Pavilion Avenue, Providence. R. 1. I i.J One o( many unto- I liciiee! eMer from J H?' ALL-MAN users. If J J5W you auffer from con T' T atlpation dua to aaMtagEe at undorwood's 706 MAIN 4 A THE PELICAN THEATRE area btok 'of Owena BirMV to r, McPanlel, for Itoa each. t ; Acoeptancii of the realgnatlnn M )., V. Ut.lalt Civil e(cru D nillilatrgtor. . ' 1 y,'- rROTKBTi'' . u i ' . Referral' for study of protest agalnnt raatrlctloiui on tit Ue of certain radio-. eoulpnient by.tbt Civil Uo(eiia oi'ganltatlon.' Tie equipmenli 1 ii at . , in, - air ixirt by III ty. B Navy alter tha war,1 an4 adme Urn ago Die city okayed IIS Use by Civil' Dfna communlcallona worker! It It wasn I modified .of changed- to (hat 'it ooulfln'lbg, pul back Jnto la origi nal aliapg hi tme.lh Navy wants It beck. .'. 5 . v-i'V i ',' ReoelrH J two bids for toofln hangar al the airport, en from C. Kllrgerald for 0.430 and h, other from H. Henrls for It.fMW. Th bo were relerreu to the Airport COminlislon. Police Chief'Orvltl llatnlllon re ported that the City Jail has been Inspected by th federal Bureau of PrlMiu and termed suitable for the detention of federal prisoners. BUILDING Building Inspector Vern Rcherl gen was given authority to contact Ui owner of half a dosen house. In varlaua part of town houaej that haVe been moved from ona. location to another and left un-1' flnlahed with th ultimatum to get busy bringing Hi dwelhuga un u , lire and aafaly standards or lace fuiliiti.iitnMt.ttii iircMtnaiitttua. City Engineer Thomas and tht Street Committee were given au thority in buy a new know plow for ue thla winter. The plow will cotl around 1700. Thorn aald. Four ordinance were -adopted. . Tliev nrovlda for adoollon4f aland-. ard lime on Bern. I, requiring tier sons excavating In unpaved alley or street (or aewer work lo laki out a permit, outlawing livestock running at large within th cll IlimM, and vacation of a part ol Benson Street. CI.ARK IN SEOUL SEOUL. Korea Ifl Oen. and mr. itiata t.i.r, iir-w iiniii iv,j. to Korea Tuesday visit United f-'a. lions flghllng men and. alteixl tht ' second inauguration of Hyngman ' Ithee as prealdent of Iht Repub lie of Korea. Un DENTURE GRIP COeWOfflT AND BICUH1TT fa ,. 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