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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MARKETS and FINANCE
Stocks
NEW YORK m Ra!lrods Il
recovery inovcmeiu Wednesday
Hit Mock market Hint eras-cd most
ol the previous decline and ielt
the list highly mixed.
The list h up or down by trac
tions lor the mu.it part. Outstand
ing exceptions on the upside were
aume ol the oils UiHt were under
severe pressure Tuesday. They
snowed gains running to arouna 1
points.
Business amounted to an esti
mated milliou shares.
New York Stocks
By The Associated l'ress
Admiral Corporation 25 3
Allied Chemical 77 !
Allis Chalmers 51 '
American Airlines 14
American Power k Light 24 !
American Tel. & Tel. IZA 4
American Tobacco &7
Anaconaa Copper 4ti 3.
Atchison Railroad SI
Bethlehem Steel 61
Boeing Airplane Co. 33 ai
Borg Warner 73 ' Sep
Burroughs Adding Machine 17 ': j Dec
California Packuig 37 2 Mar
May
GRAINS
CHICAGO A sharp upturh
In soybeans, sending all contracts
to new seasonal highs, lent strength
to the rest ol the grain market on
the board ol trade Wednesday,
The demand lor soybeans helped
firm major cereals, which made up
early Josse and eventually went
ahead of the previous close.
Buying in soybeans was based on
light country oilenngs of cash
beans, a continued alronir ton in
soybean meal mixtures, and pros
pects of a smaller bean crop this
year than last.
Wheat closed 'a-1, higher. Seo-
tcmber 13.34 -. corn unchanged
to higher. Senlember SI. 78 i.--",.
oats S-H higher, September tt-&
. rye 1 1 1 cents higher.
September $2. 13-3. 13 ', soybeans
Weather
Western Oregon Cloudy morn
ings and sunny afternoons over In
terior through Thursday, and most
ly cloudy on the coast. Higns of
Hi to 113 Wednesday and 71 to U
Thusdav. Highs along coast about
SO both days. Lows Wednesday
night 63 to 63. Winds oil coast
westerly to southwesterly and 13
to 3o miles an hour.
Eastern Oregon Clear through
Wednesday night. Mostly sunny
Thursday, but scattered afternoon
Ihundershowera over mountains.
Continued warm with highs both
davs go lo 100, Lows Wednesday
night 68 to 68.
Orants Pass and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with mountain thun
der showers through Thursday.
High both days So. Low Wednes
day night 60.
By The Associated Press
! hours lo 4:311 a.m. Wednesday
Mas. Aim. rrcp.
cents a hundred po
September 111.34.
Wheal
Open High
Low
Canadian Pacific 36
Caterpillar Tracior 66
Celauese Corporation 43
Chrysler Corporation 81
Cities Service 103
Consolidated Edison 3d 'i
Consolidated Vultee 18
Crown Zellerbach 59 !
Curuss vvnsiii 8 u
Douglas Aircraft 63 3
dupont de Nemours 89
Eastman Kodak 45 7
fcmerson Radio 11
General Electric 6.1 "a.
General Foods 48
General Motors 61 '
Georgia Pac. Plywood 17
Goodyear Tire 43 3
Homestake Mining Co. 36 t
International Harvester 33 l
International Paper 50 .
Johns ManviUe 76 l2
Kennecott Copper ' - 81
Libby, McNeill 1 !,
Lockheed Aircraft 1 33 3
Loew s Incorporated U a
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward 65
Nash Kelvinator 30
New York Central 19 H
Northern Pacific 76
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas as Electric 35 H
Pacific Tel. Tel. . Ill
Packard Motor Car , 5 t
Penney (J. C.I Co. 68
Pennsylvania R. R, . 20 Vt
Pepsi Cola Co. 9 .
Philco Radio 33
Radio Corporation 25
Rayonier Incorporated 34 i
Rayonier Incorp. PId.
Republic Steel 41
Reynolds Metals 54 j
Richfield OH 68 H
Safeway Stores 30 ?
Scott Paper Company 55
Socony-Vacuum Oil 37
Southern Pacific 85 !a
Standard Oil Calif. 59
Standard Oil N. . 78 H
Studebaker Corporation 38 H
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Company 32
Transamerica Corporation 27
Twentieth Century Fox 18 V.
Union Oil Company 40 '
Union Pacific 116
Uuion Pacific 116 i
United Aircraft 34 ,
United Corporation 5 ,
United States Plywood 29 s,
United States Steel 40 !4
Warner Pictures ' 12 Ji
Western Union Tel 41 V.
Wesunghouse Air Brake 26
Westlnghouse electrio 40 14
Woolworth Company 43
3.40 , 3.41, 3.39't J.401.,
3.45 a 3.46 , 3.45 3.45 H
2.46 3.46 lt 3.45 , 3.46
POTATOES
CHICAGO 131 Potatoes: arriv
als 55, on track 147; total U.S. ship
ments 519; supplies rather light;
demand good; market about
steady California Long Whites
$6.70-75: Idaho-Oregon Russets
16.10; Washington Russets 16.85;
Wisconsin Pontiacs $6.75.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LP Hog prices de
clined lurther Wednesday as mixed
pressures downward continued to
erages set in the previous session.
sows nan nest demand.
Cattle were steady to SO cents
higher and sheep strong to 50 cents
up.
A depressing factor in hog buying
was swelling walkout moves in
plants of one large packing conv
pany.
Butcher weight hogs sold from
120.50 to $22.25 and sows from $16..
25 to $20.50. A few of the latter
class went as high as $31.00.
inoice and prime steers and
yearlings foupd fairly urgent de-
luuuu auiu oruugm to S3O.U0
in trie main. Good to low-choice
offerings were at $28.50 to $31.50.
Good to prime heifers merited
$28.00 to $34.50 while cows topped
at $22.00. bulls at $23.50 and vealers
at $33.00.
Most high-good and prune native
spring lambs sold from $30.00 to
wi.wj out we Best topped at $33.00,
highest since the crop started hit
ting the market in volume.
Shorn lambs and vearllnirs found
a peas at xoo.so, their best since
eariy June.
PORTLAND Gfi i tins a i
Cattle salable 3uv: marie, uneven:
generally steady to strong with
cows mostly 50c higher and some
sales 1.00 above Monday; odd cut
ter dairy type steers and heifers
i.iio-i.oo; odd low commercial
steers 37.50; lour loads commer
cial and good 866 lb sDaved mt
heifers 30.00; sorted five head per
car 28.00; load commercial around
950 lb 25.00; canner and cutter
cows mostly 14.00-16.00; utility
cows 17.00-19.00; commercial bulls
24.60 . 25.00; cutter and utility
grades' 18.00-22.00.
Calves salable 35: market verv
slow; lew good calves and vealers
so.uu; choice quoted to 28.00 and
above; utility and commercial
calves and vealers 15.00-24.00.
Hogs salable 200; butcher bogs
generally 1.00 or more lower
most choice No. 1-2-3 butchers
from 180-240 lb 24.00; selected lot
24.25 and some held above 24.50:
choice 250-282 lb 23.00-50: choice
350-500 lb sows weak to 50c lower
at 19.00-21.00: few early to 21.50;
no feeder pigs being received.
oneep saiaoie 350; market ac
tive: stronir to 50c higher: rood to
prime spring lambs 25.50-26.50: one
lot choice and rjrim fifi Ih 9R 7A-
Utility and good lambs 20.00-24.00;
good feeders 21-21.50; good slaugh
ter ewes 6-8.50.
I Baker 87 46
1 Kunene 87 55
Ln Grande 88 47
' Lukeview 57
Medlard 94 61
; North Bend 61 53
Ontario 94
I Pendleton 93 . 68
I Portland Airport 93 60
! Roseburg 88 55
Salem 90 53
Boise 93 63
Chicago 77 57
Denver 90 61
Eureka 59 50
I.os Angeles 79 09
New York 87 74
Red Bluff 91 63
.San Francisco 65 64
iSeattle 88 .
I Spokane 90 3
Thompson Draft
(I'enllnued from Fa$e One.)
WEDNESDAY, AlKIUST III.
On The Record
comim.mnts nun
Gladys U Tracy v Howard L.
Tracy, suit for divorc. Chirif, cruelty.
Couple married March P, 1942, Reno,
Jvv. Plaintiff aiki eu-todv of five mi
nor children and unborn child, and $33
month each support. George w. froc
inr. tlnmv far nlatnllff.
Zona Tricy v. Warran H. Trocy,
suit for divorce. Charge. cruelty. Cou
ple married June 5. 1SM8, Reno. Nev.
Plaintiff akt property settlement.
George K. Proctor, attorney lor plaintiff.
Vivian V. Owen va. William T.
Owens, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
ty, uoupi married Aiarcn to. sww.
Bend. Ore. Plaintiff a lis custody
one minor child, property settlement.
R. T. McLaren, attorney for pumuff.
niKTlK
DETTO Bom to air. and Mrs. John
Detto. 72) N. II in, at Marrutn vaiiey
Hoso tal Au(. 12. U53. a. lirL WtLKtit
iinunrli 1 ounce
JAY Born to Mr. and Hti, James
Jay, General Delivery, Kiamain fans.
at Kiamatn vauey Hospital aui. u.
1951. a bov weicht: 7 oounds 1 ounce.
EA KEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Har
lot Eaken. uensrai uenvery, Kiamatn
ralU. at Klamath valley Hospital AUK
12. 1052, gixl. Weight: a pound 4
STA.vriELD Born to air. ana Mrs.
Wade Stanfleld. 304B Delaware, at Klam
ath Valley Hospital Aug. 12. 1962, a
boy. Welirht; 7 pounds 1J ounces
HUUinsun nam io iir. ina mr.
Arthur Rahinton. 1?04 Crescent. tl
Klamath Valler Hosottal Aug. 12. 19S2.
a. gin. vieignt: 7 pounoj ' ounces.
HARTLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Rnbert Hartley. Box 146. Bonanza, at
Klamath Valley Hospital Aug. 12. 1992,
a boy. weignt: 7 pounas 11 ounces.
MOLATORE Bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Oifton MoUtort. 1930 Lowell, at Klam
ath Valley Hospital Aug. 12. 1932, a
boy. Weight 4 pounds 2 ounces. '
KASRU Fly-In
Set For Sunday
There will be a KASRU fly-!
to Grants Pass Sunday, it has been
announced.
The trek leaves the Klamath air
port at 10 a.m.. and will Include
a potluck lunch at Grants Pass
with flyers from Roseburg and
North Bend also Invited.
Transportation will be furnished
to the park at Grants Pass.
JOBS OPEN
SALEM WV The State Civil
Service Commission reported Tues
day mat it was accepting applica
tions for the post of supervisor of
industries for the blind.
Other open Jobs listed by the
commission include psychologist,
accounting clerk, graduate nurse,
hospital fide and physician.
town this weekend. The draft isn't
dead yet.
As mr Ih growing demand thai
a puouc vote lie called uu the city
manager prupositlun. City Attorney
Henry t'eiktiu Mild today that It
la now absolutely too lata lo get
the propoMtl icaliuuj lor charter
cnaugri on the Nov. 4 ballul, but
that a special city election could
be called shortly therealter, pus
slblv m January or February,
Jlsr KKT DATfc
And 11 tlie manager plan Is adopt
ed. Perkins said. It could be put
into operation on any dat, set al
ter the election date.
But . . . back to the mayoralty
situation. As ol noon today there
weren't any candidates at all for
the $179 a month full time Job.
uue iiiuii who ft as cottMocrmg
running and for whom there was
something of a boomlel going, last
uliilit look htinseli out.
He Is Sam Neslln, operator of
the Oregon Woolen store.
Nfslln had toyed with the notion
of running on a clly manucrr ulat-
lorm, and when word got around
that he was harboring such an
Idea slsable public support for him
was evidenced. Someone even had
some "Neslln lor Mayor" placards
printed.
However, Neslln told the Herald
and News last niitht that he had
reconsidered and would not run.
Two men yesterday aimounerd
candidacies lor positions on the
Ci;y council.
Darrell Miller, Ward 4 Incumbent
filed lor re-election irom that ward,
and Harry U. Boivin. attorney and
former state legislator, filed for
election Irom Ward 1.
Boivin will be alter the position
now held by Matt FinniRnn, who
is not rxpected lo run again.
KXPKRIKNt'KD
Boivin has been In and out of
politics for many years, and back
In 1937 be served as sneaker of
the state House of Representatives.
He also has been a member of the
Uquor Commission and is a mem
ber of the State Board of Educa
tion. He was a delegate to the
Democratic national convention in
Chicago last month.
Miller is completing a four year
term on the council, and is con
sidered one of the most capable
Rotary Club
Holds Tour
Rotary Club members went Into
their second day of lours today of
young 411 and r'KA member who
are priming their slock lor lite
Klauiutlt County Kill! Full's Ho
liny Junior Livestock Show and
Sales.
Tlio fair Is m-1 for Aug. 'Jt-33 38
at the Klamath County Fair
ground.. The tours are held yearly pre
vious lo die Kotary show, with
Itotartans looking over the young
sters' work and projects. The final
oay oi tnc lours is tomorrow, start'
lug from the Poslolllce.
Chiloquin Park
Meeting Slated
An open meeting scheduled for
Chiloatim'a City Hall tomorrow.
7:30 p.m. iPSTi, Is to decide whi.t
type of pliiygrouud equipment
should be bought lor the Sptuk
woiiimumty rai'K.
The meeting, according to ChlKv
quill Mayor BUI Lorena. Is open
to para association members and
all oilier interested persons.
Funeral
raiiAi.Kiin
Kur.l irrvioc. for Irank L. t'rtul
tf". 411. wlui dlrd nrr lirr All,, it.
i.ki. iiiair in nrim i cmeicrv, Aug. I.I.
11 in. Wtii'. Klimatli runvr.l llonlt
in charge.
men In the clly iiovernmeiil. a
quick Ihlnkrr anil hiircl worker. He
nits lived in Kluimilh Kails 30 years
routing here Irom Bend, and Is a
law graduate of the University of
Oregon, where he plsived basket
ball. He received his law degree
In 1!H1 and spent some time dur
ing World War It In the Army.
He Is associated In lh Dick B.
Miller automobile agency, is mar
ried and has three children. He
was awarded the I8S0 "Junior cltl
rcn" award by tho Junior Cham
ber of Commerce.
As of today both Miller and Boi
vin are unopposed In their wards,
as Is Jimmv Barnes, who has filed
as a candidate from Ward 3.
5HIP
Perishables shipped in Union
Pacific's P. F. E. cars are pro
tected from heat by iced air,
and from cold by heated air
to keep constant temp-y.-.'.i'.res
for safe delivery.
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Court Pecords
MUNIl'LTAL COIRT
J hi. riialaii. dUordtrly roiiduct.
round nol lutlty.
Jack Ktllum, disorderly conduct, for
Itll HOO hall.
Hou Chck(oot. drunk, rmt, 91a or
i T. fcmUh, drunk. Mm, 9 is or-lu !
Uv.ii Id t, Ouanl, drunk. Hn, 115 or
T'v daa.
Miuu I'mmt, Inadtqualt brakta. rur
ftit $1 lull.
ln Wilton, drunk, rim, r 10
da
Un(r aonuln, drunk, lint, IIS r
T dai.
DISTRICT Oil RT I
l aurtnra Albfrt llnlinan )r , Un
proptr muffltr. rui(it tl.AO bail.
Kuaaall M. Faal, ovtrlfnith. torfvll ;
111 batl.
lltrmait Klamalt, ovtrload. rorfalt
IH Uatl.
lUrman KlamtU, no PUC parmll. 1
forfait flit ball.
Tony liutUva MmtnUt Jr., truck I
aMtllng, ftri. A.
Jana Ollvor Itotoraon, no aiigUng
IU-ii on parton, rina, ju, io u
pnild. I
John Kdwtrd Will la mi, ran itup ilgn.
rin. M. 1
Hlan I.avcrno Shurk, no vthlclt ll '
Ciu. rint, 9.1. (
Ciariict Burlay Hall, ran atop sign.
Fine, M.
Ctjd Ttllntiftn, drawing hnk rhtrk
Willi .niufflrlanl fandi. Probatlun, 1 1
j tar.
Alvg Brown, no nparator'a llcama. 1
Fin. 33 or 1(1 riaya.
Alva Brown, drunk driving. Flnt, IXKI
and 30 da) a. I
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HALF-YEARLY
NOW IN PROGRESS
Event" C 125 main
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this
Great Event
SflSCDOa
m CASH & VALUABLE PRIZES!
FIRST ANNUAL KLAMATH BASIN
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CONTEST STARTING RIGHT NOW!
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YOUR CHILD'S PORTRAIT MADE (No Coif) BY . . .
at underwood's
706 MAIN STREET
Sludio Phone 4526
2. AWARD GROUPS . . .
GROUP 1 CHILDREN UNDER 2 YEARS OLD
, GROUP 2 2 YEARS OLD, AND UNDER 6 YEARS
GROUP 3 6 YEARS OLD. AND UNDER 10 YEARS
GROUP 4 10 YEARS OLD, AND UNDER 13 YEARS
GROUP 5 TWINS ALL AGES 12ANDUNDER
SPECIAL "MADONNA" MOTHER AND BABY. 6 Ma.
OLD AND NOT OVER 15 MO. OLD.
SWEEPSTAKES A SPECIAL. EXTRA AWARD TO THE
WINNER RECEIVING GREATEST NUMBER OF
VOTES.
3. PRIZE LISTS . . .
EACH GROUP
RECEIVES FOLLOWING AWARDS:
t llM" kr all portrait en rantaa
I llak HpMf Cmri KM. Including camra eaa,
llaih, him antf llaih glp M ..... ,
l Ann .
. tm nit
flll.
TOTAL
tn4 Prln t ul Itckfl. admllllng TWO -pU U AIX Kltmalk Thtalrti
fr (INK MONTH ValUt, Jf UMd l raparllr, MHO
1 Virw-MASir-R, wllh Itrlrlo vlawtr and 4 riila ., im
'AM 1AM
TOTAI . u.h
3rd Print I f(Ml llfhl. admllilng TWO ppla la Al.r. Klamalk Thvalraa
tr ONK MONTH Valaa It mad I capacity I I t no
Tana-Taxlnra Parlralt v ?
TOTAL ..I M.ot
4lk Prlit I Urawnla Ifawktr'a ramara M um ....
I 111 Portrait painted In haavy alia ,
C'AHIl
1 As 10"
CAM II
I 1.3d
. I.V.o
ft.no
I m.oa
TOTAL ,
... ., in.mon-1 an portrait, an oaiar, maonUd in.no
Ih Prlia tnd Hon. Mtntlan I gIO" rirownlon partratl i, o.oo
7lh Prlit 3rd. Hon. Mantlan I Hrawnltna Partrall fc ,. .....,'1Z....- d.H
IIPECIAL MADONNA (ana Jirlia only) diB" haavy all an CANVAS heautl.
fully framed, raady far hanging ( ,,,.; "j
HWtCrSTAKLS (eslra award). CASH .....
00.00
I 1V00
4. RULES...
I. All r.rlr.llf Alt .IT b mad. by 11.0111 .1 I'nd.rw.od',.
t. Hlnn.n Kill k. rho.fn br popul.r vol, .1 n.. M Y , ,
dl.pl.r .1 ill .nlcl.. on Ih, mnianln. .1 Ih, I'.llnn Tli.,l (r ., ., k
Id.l.. Is b, .nnounr.rt l,l.l Th,.lr. will b. .pr .. mornlni i.rmlUInZ
InlartiUd pari.na la val. Kllhaul llandlif a ah.w. . . m"nln,' P"""'I"I
I. Prliaa will ba awardal aa adarllaad nallbar flvar Bar raclpl.nl mar null mr
raquail auballlull.na ar ohanfaa, r.cipi.n. mar him ar
4. Annaunoad raaulla muil ha aflfi.plad hy all anlranta wllhaul f,n..iiH
ahallan... Va... will b. ..u.l.d and .a.ul.a tabu".,." b, Il.,VuJ..?.V "."..!
(. Thla canltit la apan all paraana tieapt mambard af lha famin..
..dl. and l!nrf.,...d'a C.m.r. h.p, a, marnh.,;"? ,b. Imm.dt a (.mill.. '.,
h. n.ard at Ulraal.ra al lb. Kl.m.lh lU.lp an.. "A" rridi."" Jka."
. All anlranla MUIIT ba aaeompanltd by paranl ar Inal guardian,
WITH THE COOPERATION OF
YOUR KLAMATH THEATRES
UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP
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