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HKKALiD & NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON
I'.vii.AV, (it-1'. H), llir.2
Fmarkets AND FINANCE j
tot v -----
Stocks
Livestock
WALL tSTKKKT
NEW YORK UPI On the eve o
three-d-.iy week-end, the slock
market Idled Friday along a slight
ly lower route.
The stock market and other se
curity and commodity markets will
be closed Monday for Columbus
Day.
With only a uandful of excep
tions, the market ranged from a
litlle more than a point higher to
around a point lower.
Volume hit about one million
shares.
By The Associated Press
Admiral Corporation 32 '
Allied Chemical i3 3
Allls Chalmers 61 a,
American Airlines 13 '
American Power & Light 2 ai
; American Tel. ; lei, 153
Ameriran Tobacco M
Anaconda Copper 39
Atchison Railroad W
BeUilehem Steel .
Boeing Airplane Co. 37 4
Bon Warner 74
Burrouclis Adding Machine 17 U
California Packing
Canadian Pacific 33 '
Caterpillar Tractor 56 '2
Celenese Corporation i7
Chrysler Corporation 84
Cities Service 94
Consolidated Edison 3fi
Consolidated Viiltce 18 !t
Crown Zellerbacb
Curtlss Wright . 9
Douglas Aircraft 62 '4
dupont de Nemours 86 '
Eastman Kodak 44 1,
Emerson Radio 13 '2
General F.leciric &(
General Foods 49 ,
General Motors 60 3
Georgia Pac. Plywood 17
Goodyear lire 42
Homeslake Mir.ine Co. 37 si
International Harvester 31 '
International Paper 49 t
Johns ManvHle 76 S
Kennecott Copper 72 !
Libbv, McNeill 8
Lockheed Aircraft 22
Loew s Incorporated 12 'i
Long Bell A 32 U
Montgomery Ward 5? ' I
Nash Kclvuiator 20 ;
New York Central 18 1
Northern Pacific 69
Pacific American Fish 14 '
Pacific Gas 4: Electric 35 3
Pacific Tel. ti Tel. 113 I
Packard Motor Car 4 't
Pennev (J. C.I Co. 1
Pennsylvania R. R. 19 'j 1
Pepsi Cola 9 a
Philoo Radio 55
Radio Corpora Ion 28 Vt
Rayonier Incorp 1
Rayonier Incorp Pfd J
STOCKTON LIVESTOCK
STOCKTON lf lUSDAI Cat
tle for week 1,725; compared with
last week atocker and feeders 60
per cent of supply: cows 30 per
cent, moderately active; slaughter
steers 1.00-2.00 lower; heifers weak
to 1.00 lower; cows and bulls 1.00
lower; load commercial and good
1.030 lb. slaughter steers 25.00; odd
good top 27.50, few good heifers
23.00-26 00; odd commercial cows
17.00-18.00; calmer and cutter 11.00-
14 OO nttlltv nnrl commercial hulls
20 00-23.00; several loads good and prlf.! .....i-t Ji '
choice feeder steers 22.00 - 24.00; 1 rrla n'm "'
common to medium stockers 16.00
20.00. Calves for week 525: compared
with last week's close weak to 1.00
13 ' j lower on slaughter classes: odd
vealers steady; odd good vealers
;25 00; good to choice slaughter
120.00 - 25.00; cull to commercial
12.00-19.50.
Hogs for week 1.575: compared
with last week moderately active,
butchers 50c lower: bulk choice
sows steady; feeder pigs weak to
t feather , I
t . . .
The publicity which preceded De
P6 ssuvy. ore wea ce 913aps 10
Western Oregon Fair through
Saturday except early morning log
ur cloudiness. Rising temperatures
wllh highs of 65 to 75 Friday and
70 to 80 Saturday. Lows Friday
night 42 to 62. Winds off coast
northerly to northeasterly 12 to 32
miles an hour.
Eastern Oreiron Fair through
Saturday w ith little change 111 tem
perature. Highs both days 70 to 80.
Lows Friday night 38 to 48 except
32 111 high vallevs.
Grants Pass and Vicinity Var
table high cloudiness Friday with
risk of thundcrshowers in nearby
mountains. Fair Saturday. High of
74 Friday and 78 Saturday, Low
14
16.00-16.50: choice feeder pigs 50
100 lbs 21.00-22.00.
slaughter lambs 24.00: few cull
slaughter ewes 3 00-6.00: scattering
good to choice flesh feeder lambs
18.00.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND if 1USDA1 Cat
tle for week, salable 1900; market
generally 50C-1.00 higher, except
By The Associated Pr
hvuri to 4:30 a.m. Friday,
33
42
4(1
47
45
48
51
48
49
44
44
44
50
67
i J
56
-.8
4,.
47
I Baker 76
Eugene 66
jLa Grande 7S
' Lakeview 70
iMedford 70
I North Bend 6a ,
Ontario l
i Pendleton 74
j Portland (Airpi 66
Roseburg 66
! Salem 69
. Denver 78
! Eureka 59
1 Los Angeles 74
'New Yo.lt, 63
,Red Bluff 87
I San Francisco 72
Seattle 61
'Spokane 76
In Tlitv.
Still
On ,Th Record 1
(Continued from Pate 1)
attacked what he termed "hot
heads" who are waging what he
called a PHONY campaign against
comimiiiisls to win voles de
spite the fact, he said, that such
tactics could tear the nation apart.
LIVESTOCK
Let me tell you about that. Hurry.
The coimnlcs don't tuko countries
BY FORCE OF AKMH. Thev IN
FILTRATE them. They plant
stooges Uuisllngs, we came to call
them back in the last war. When
these Quislings gel strong enough
i when, working like termites, they
have eaten the good, sound wood
away and nothing is Iclt but a
I rotten shell i tliey TAKE OVKK.
01 We saw them do It over and over
I In Europe during and after the
I war. That Is how they took over
i Czechoslovakia, among others.
Alger Hiss was one of these
stooges. IP the scheme had worked
... IF the good sound structure
of our government and our man.
, hood had been eaten away . . .IF
enough traitors could have been
I planted In key places In Washing-
i ton and elsewhere ... IF America
I could have been weakened and
corrupted by enough bormu from
i within
Z I Well-
I In that event, Hiss and his lei-
low stooges would hate been the
(Quislings who would have lakeu
lover when THE DAY came.
I
birth
IIU'WCY -Uurii In Mr. ami tin. llen
n llukey. linn mil. Mat i 111, Ore., l
; Klamath valley iumpiimi oi'l. s, una,
I m bo.v. Welahl! a uolliuU li mnifea.
UAKHiMir i.trKN-ti:
WAOOONrlt . Mi-rAHI.ANI). Waller
nenlon Waitoiiar, ill. iliiii vlrk. N.
tlvii of tlrrloa rlatil of KUinlh
I'allt. Uiinna Atari Mrrarlanil, 111,
tiakar't h1ir. Nallva ol Oiagull, rval
dnt of Klamath Kallt. ,
COMPLAINT HI. ill
1 J, (illua va. Krma A. Gallua,
nil lor dlviirrv. Cliaig. rriially. l'ii.
pi niarrltil Jun a, tu4:l, Klantalh
ValU. I'lahilKf aka ratiltrnlUin ill
pruprrly at tlUmriil. Harl-y llolvlii, at.
lornty tor plalntllf.
IIIIRIK (IHANTIII
Ciirnfllua. A. Laahar va. Thrlnia It.
Laaliar.
Court Records
i..t
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAr.n in Althntioh the
pan of early advance on cows lost: country sent in a third more hogs
canners and cutters closing week 'than expected Fridav, the trade
to 50c lower: choice led steers easily absorbed them at steady to
scarce: lew loads and scattered
lots good shortlcds 27.00-30.50: odd
head lots high good 31.00 - 32.00;
commercial steers 23.00-25.00: few
carrying good end 26.00 - 27.00;
feeders scarce, few good light
weights 23.00-23.50: medium stock
ers 19.00-21.50: cutter and utility
steers 16.00-22.00: few good heifera
27.00: commercial largely 21.00 -
canner and cutter cows late 13.00
15.00: utility cows 16 00-17.00: early
strong prices. Cattle were un
evenly weak to 25 c kits higher and
sheep were steady.
It was a week of large runs.
The most hoes In three months, an
estimated 46.500 head, came In but
prices held steady to no more than
so cents lower.
It didn't work.
America was too strong MOR-
JiLLi, as wcu as einerwise. metci
were too many GOOD AMKK-'
1CANS who cuuldu't be handled
by the Infiltrators.
But that was the purpose. j
That was the hope. !
That was the SCHEME. !
That's the way communism
works when It works. j
You see. Harry, those of us who I
The 40.000 cattle and 1.900 calves .love America and want to keep!
were the most for a month and I a for our children "In the form mi
led steady to Up to around sl.OO which it was handed down to us
lower. An estimated 12.600 sheep, ! by our Founding Fathers can't
the most for anv week since Mav. j help getting HOT HEADED when
but these proved steady to up 50, we think ol these et forts to destroy
th Attlrln lni a,iH arn.) ,.. '
commercial
23.75: cutters 17.00-19.00.
Republic Eteel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Satewav Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker Corporation
Sunshine Mining
Swift ts Company
Tvansamerica Corporation
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacpflc
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
38
61
31
58
64
41
S3 S
75!,
37
8
31 U
12
11
38
109
28
103 ;
5
57'.
38',
12 'a
38 i,
25 1 4
42 l4
43?,
J18.75 to S19.90 Friday, while lows
tnnfe ClAUl Ia 1Q fal f&- Mtoinp
Calves lor week, salable 325; ,up to $10 25.
maiaci generally sieaoy out un- Good and cnoice steers, neuers.
even: best action on vealers: good and mixed yearlings were the best
and choice vealers 26.00-28 00. odd beet material available, getting
Prime 29.00 and 30.00: commercial 26 00 to 32 00.
22.00-25.; good up to 525 lb calves Cows topped at $18.50. bulls at
26.00 down: utility and commercial $21 .50. and vealers at $34 00.
mostly 14.00-22.00. Only a few head of choice and
Hogs for week, salable 1.065; prime native lambs were aroitid.
market around 75c below early I These took $26 00 to $26.25 while
last week: late sales choice 1 and utility to average-eood grades pre
2 butchers from 180-235 lbs 22.00-1 dominated at $18 50 to $24.50. Year-
22.50. early sales to 23.75: heavier llings were absent and ewes traded . v, , ,
and lighter weights 19.50-21.00; downward trom $7.50. i.V, . i, . i ' i i
choice under 350 lb sows 17.50- I Estimated arrivals Included ; parking meter patrolman was a bit
18.00. few early to 18.50 and over; ,8 000 hogs for public sale. 800 cat- confused when he received a sum- ,
choice 400-550 lbs. late 15.50-17.00: Ule. 300 calves and 600 sheep. n,on lor overtime parking Tbuiit-
no feeder dibs. i Qy.
its placV a COMMUNIST America.
1 mini: tnnt extilimis MoCartnv.
And the TREMENDOUS vole of I
approval he got In his home stale i
of Wisconsin.
Meter Man
Gets Ticket
Navy Tanker
Trapped In Ice
NEW YORK W1 Radio lues
sages Friday gave a grim picture
of the plight ol the Navy tanker
waclssa, stuck on a reel m the
far North Atlantic r.ud threatened
with being locked In by Ur.
Worsening weather stalled el
lorts to free the tranued vessel.
and tut tied the area Into a perilous
region oi uotiing sea aim rocks.
The Military Sea Transportation
Service here said an lim'.MIguUon
team will take off front WesUiver
Field. Mass., Frmay to gel a luller
report on the situation.
The 1. 800-ton tanker, with holes
Routed In hi'r cargo tanks and
pump room, Is aground on Polaris
reel In Ftobisher bay on Hiiflin
tslund. Just norlli of Hudson Strait
off northeastern Canada.
Tlie crew of about 40 wos re
moved Thursday to the Navy ship.
Redbtid, and dispatches Frluav
said they had been taken to the
Island snore, apparently In life
boats, about five miles away.
The messages said heavy aeas
had washed out dirt fills on the
beach, exposing craggy rocks, and
resulting In some dumage to the
small boats. Another dispatch
said:
"Light Inadequate due to late
ness of season. Sea and weather
conditions unfavorable."
The messages said the reef
bound tanker was testing about
aimosnip on ino "pinncie of block
ledge" with the "bow and stern
overhannin and undamaged.''
ine snips skipper, Alexander
McLarnon. of Newton Highlands,
Mbss., and other key officers re.
malned aboard the Redbud, which
was Blandlrijj by.
The MSTS said the bay starts
freezing In by late October, and
la locked by Ice In early November.
IHsiNiiT tnt'RT
Jamta Oliver HiiIhii auli, nvarloait
r.irlrll 7;l ball.
Kvaiall C. York, ovarluait. Knrfall
in hail.
Janiri Ollvar Itiilialaoii, ovarltiail
I'tiilptt lion lall.
llariilil kniaiy Conotr. ovtrloail. for
feit ill! liall.
l.awint' Dualio Jonea no tall llshl
rinp. fa
r'tailrrlth Cfiartaa Millar, rail atop
alto. Kliitt. ,3
llarolti similar, ran alop alfil. Pitta.
Hvrtort 'Lea Moore, overluad. Forfait
I a,u oall. ,
, llolieii tvl Kaear, unlawful towa.
aunt utiiameii venihiin. rine. rn.
Ilii'liAitt I'arMtii lliown, unUvvliil poa
Mkiloit Ulllaaai-ll venliiill. I'lllp, 73.
Oti'ar Wiiilrr l:aRar unlawful pna
eiloit uittaaavd veuliotl. line, t7.V
f ianraa Jrnn Wllllll, violation baalr
rule. Klne. Uu.
Mavn Loya, no operator's llrenae.
rine. ,111
t'arl lilen Crane, ttrlvlli, during re
vokeil petlod. To pit, Mouda), bail
aal al VIM.
t.liu-oln Krneal (Ireen. ioaeitoii un
tanned deer meal. Mile, ,73 or 33
ilai b.
Tlu-niaa Wllltama. piiaiaMlnit tut
tanartl deer meal, pine, ,75 or :I5 daa.
Howard II. Huntley fugitive from
!lii.tle. Waived extraUitlun, ball art al
1J..WO.
SII'NK'll'AI. I'lll'RT
Harriett Cliucklool, drunk, t'nrlall ,IS
bail
Marlnrle l.ewla. violation haale rula.
Toil IS ball
Metvm llatiman. fail leld rl,tlt ol
wiv r,i,t a.u ball. j
Alton louaid. drunk. Fine, fia or ,
'a daya
Cevil Me,aer, drunk, line, f IS ur
Tkt daya.
lino nn. violation pmruiiiun
tvagranryi. rine ,100 and 30 daa. I
Cnatlei IIihhI Sr., dtunk. line, $JA ,
or 12' daya. :
Or RELIABLE FinMS
CtOTTtfM hf r. M. Cal.y, 1144
AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683
RING'S SHEET METAL 2104!j So. 6th
Ha,IU Vantllallnl
Sheat M"al w' M Kl"
AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362
HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th
PRI-CUT ORNAMINTAL IRON
Cuitom Midi Drpi - Auto UpholiUrlng Autt Stt Covin
Obituary
j Mrl At (1111 IS
tu1 Mt Pt.it I MrLuhhn, died heir
! Ot-t ft, Prilttm hi p4irnU h U tir
; vivrrl hv (i ndparrnu, Mr. mi Mn
it? t Ittukliutttt. Mt-Altltlvi, Ok U unit
I Mr Jr. M. l.dtiijIilUi. Wrimii t99
W dh r tinrl un vi- m III Uki plm
I l lh ttrnvtrkirlr in Kritn I'vineln ,
S4lutti, 'i pni., Iti Hfv. C Win.
! r'mm Trntplr AhUnt. onirutli.f
jirtl Klamath rurtcral l(nin in
vlur t.
(IVIRtttHI.IT
DtUm Overitrfcl. 40, ntlv nf Mill
vn, Ark , ant) rtflitfilt til INirilaittl.
Ore . ajlrtl In lhl clly Oil $. Kur
vivnra iitt-hiile: a autrr. .Mrs Null
Jack in n and a niorv. Ida JnlH.in oi
Ihu ell) a brulhrr, Karl Alkliu, Oak
land. Kuntral .rrvtt-tos will laVw plaf
(nun Iho i-hapr! of Ward Klatnalh
runvral Horn. 2S M att ttltwt, Satur
day. 10. 30 am. Iha llrv Mis C M
Timmi o((ii-uiln, roniniititiant i v
Ir and Intariiicnl In Klaitvalh Ma
mortal Paik.
BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344
KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Moln
Innday and W,tfdln Cakn Mad, la Ordail
lrdi, Cakai, rial, fatlrln lakad Freili tmiy
"Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197
J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main
CHOICt OF 1 332 COLORS
l.rlhin la Palntt and lulldlnf Malolall
CAMERAS
PHOTO
fINISHINO
BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main
Film, in at 10 uf .1 4
Ph. 3586
Drake' have your Inaulatlon. 1
Call and r'l give you thr I
eKtimatr nfrdrd. 910 8prlnr hi.
Phone MIO. I
Mot M.m..,u. and Mud Haimk
AC IXClUVtaT ton HtltUMATl.iM.
BTM1T1. flATICA HB Hr'tajTll
Cabo Dioiidk ViUoa Bath
wa-a roa iiiimi.
IrllMJ IlklJI. MIH
awa lew iim raaa-
r attitTtoaa cm
MTAitiB uroyAiiiw
arrarM T. I
mutin. Oi , oa
Dm. ItHMAR WCXLKH. DtatXCTOM
ELECTRIC HEATING Ph.2-3221
Complal. Lint al C.mar. and Ph.ta Jupplle,
CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ph. 9858
H. A. SAMPLE 2976 Hope St.
It your tid.walk ar driv.way ia n..d at ft flit
H.v. It lopped wllh ASPHALT IMULSION. idm.l.i (l.diy.
Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617
OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Ri'crtid
SALIS and SIHVICI Pait.or.nl and Sl.r. loipmi,l
CAPRIIP . FRIGIOAIRI . YORK
Grains
Sheep lor week, salable 1.80:
market generally steady except
'tt w.. -oi ru i.w lower; i . . . . w,,.w
good and choice uooled lamte ; r"v ?It-."t5.1?.
22.50-23.so; choice and prime to
aa.uu: no. 1 pelts 2
and choice leedera 19.00-20.00: good
ana enwee siaugnier ewes o.a-e.50,
cull and utility 3.00-5.00.
! How could I get a summons
PORTLAND GRAIN I when inv csr wasn't taaaed?" he
PORTLAND (.Pi Wheal (bldi to i asked violations clerk Edward Van
Horn.
So Van Horn and the patrolman
went through the records, and dis
covered that a ticket had been
made out written by the patrol
man himself.
The only explanation the natrnl-
man could oiler was that he aub-
I delivered Coast: Soil White, 2-S4;
2.94;
pelts 23.M down; good l1'1. W,'t "lu"1"1? R
eedera 19.00-20.00: 8good 'c1"lP, nr
i..:..
Potatoes
Jl
SJlviS ''- a
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO W Wheat proved
in isolated rock of resistance to
selling pressure on the board ol
trade Friday.
While mostly even-thing- else
went down, wheat held above trie
previous close most of the day.
The relative steadiness of wheat
was attributed to dry weather in
the Southwest, large lmpoundinga
of cash grain under the govern
ment loan, a let-up In speculative
liquidation and favorable Interpre
tation of the way wheat held above
seasonal low points in Wednes
day's alide-off.
Wheat closed higher, De-
cember 2 33 corn S-'. low.
er. December $1.66 i-1.68 oats ', j
ower w) nigner, Liecemoer 83
-!. rye ' lower to 1 cent hltrh
er, December 1 94-S1.93 soy
beans i-2-l ij lower, November
$2.98J4.'i. and lard 6 cents lower
to 8 cents a hundred pounds high-1
er, October IS 9b.
WHEAT
Open High Txiw Hum
3 33 J 33 'i J 33 S 33 v. I
2 41 "i 2 42 , 2 41 H 2.42 S I
2 41 2.42 i 2 41 a. 2 42 4
2.40 S 2.40 H 2J3 4 2.40
Oct.
Truck
Rail
Month to dale
Truck
Rail
Season to date
Truck
Rail
1951-53 1952-53
Hard Red Winter: Ordinary,
2 38; 10 per cent, 2.38: 11 per cent,
! 2.38: 12 per cent. 2.38.
Hard Whlto Baart: Ordinary.
; 2.44; 10 per cent, 2 44: 11 per cent, Iconsciously wrote In his own license
2.46: 12 per cent, 2 48. I number when filling out a ticket
I Car receipts: wheal, it: oariey. for another car.
10; flour, 1; corn, 3; mill feed, 3. Van Horn, who dldnt name the j
51 31
13 1
38 2S
2.V! 209
76 43
176 266
M0 548
289 109
551 439
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO Ifl Potatoes: Arri
vals 106. on track 291: total V. S.
shipments 806; supplies light; de
mand very good tor limited track
offerings; market Strang; Idaho
Russets (490 - 5.20, Wisconsin
Round Whites 84.15.
CA8CAI.ITY LIST
WASHINGTON i The Defense
Department today Identified 264
Korean War battle casualties In
a new list that included 38 killed,
14 Injured
See Drake's at 916 Sprint St. (or
your roll roofing. Tr-Tab and Thick
Rati ahingles. Starts at $3 69 roll.
Phone 5619.
"A mother's care for all yoo
wear!" Men's Hand Laundry, 11th
and Klamath, phone 2-253!.
Remodel 1 Room er a Complete
Hone with
GALLOWAY'S
RIILDING SERVICE
Speeealttinc In FHA loans. Ma
terials and tabor furnished. Na
down payment required.
Phone 2-3545 Daya or 6469 Eves.
ticket.
DRY CLEANING "' Ph 4622V
SANITONE
RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Moin
DRIVE OUT and SAVE
GRIGSBY'S Smoke House
Yunf liter nd Kifrt cut and wrapped (or 39 nd
40c ft aaund.
IRING US YOUR DEER FOR PROCESSING
Across Pram T. f. Pachinf Cam pa nr Phone 20749
LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St.
Cemtrcfel Roeidtfilfal Industrial
Hoc trie el Iaf.neer.n9 Mole re . Suppltee
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528
"It It It llMlrlul Wtrk Wt D III"
ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pint
Ittiai'a Tkaarra lalldint '.'
WISIX RISIDINTIAL AND COMMIkCIAL H1ATINC IQUI'MINT
AND INSTALLATION
Htadtjaarttn far fur tvara alttlrkal Ktlln iwttl,
Dec
Mar
May
Jljr
We aperlaliie In Insurance because
we want to aenre our customers
tiffht. No aide lines! Hans Norland
Arenej, 627 Pine St. Phone 2-2515.
ARTHUR R. (Major)
DICKSON
Your Candidate For
ASSESSOR
Pd. Adr. br the Dickaon for Aaaeaaor Committee
-aTflrlra
rithc coffee that "tastes as good as it smells"
, , wB!i -m .iiiilii i i i.. i i .i-rwr'irTmir
I II
iT4S QT. ''. -r--w- OLD
2S. llEWlMGE
!' I IfNTlJCKYSTRAlOflJ f . .' J
I '1 T..a "'' i waV-ltitJintaikaiaaili
v !"mu"i
86 PROOF THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Ph.: 3268
HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 Commercial Sr.
Meltr Reerindinf (tepail erlnfji MMatt and lajanasntnt
Remind and Dtlc Mtltrt.
ELECTRIC-RADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810
LUNDSTEN'S RADIO t ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th
Airtf 4 Haent Radio Rtfalr All Ma a at Cutrtnleed iantta
Areln Radint O.I., Htmllltn Retch TMttmatttf - Kiuhen Aaatiantaa
EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th
HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th
"liM" Watch laaan el an Mental frict"
IlKtranit Tirtiini Jtwttry Manalaclarin and Rtatle
Ditmtndt fat Lett
FLOOR COVERINGS
Ph. 8495
CALHOUN'S 357 E. Main
LINOLIUM TIH HNt CARPIT
Armitranf Linoleum liftlow, Mshawk, Galiitaa Corpttt
GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph.747f
THE GLASS HOUSE 21S No. 11th
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