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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD & NRWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I MARKETS AND FINANCE Stocks ; ; j WALL STREET NEW YORK Stocks put on mother mixed performance In FN lav's market. Prlca movements were sluggish aenpltft an upturn In trading vol ume that Carried the day's total lo around1 1.600.000 shares. Lower tendencies In some of the major oil, ateel and rail issues were too much (or Isolated strength or a lew favorites to over- t. , Livestock; , -7 A Potatoes KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 19M-M 195J-5J Not. U 69 S Truck 16 6 Rail 53 59 Month lo date 713 63? Truck 103 101 Rail 610 551 Keanon lo date 2K99 1340 Truck 2 Rail 2077 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND l.fl i USD A I Cattle for week salable 3,020: market un even; fed steers 1.00-1.60 lower; cows around 1.00 lower ader steady opening compared late last week: other steers and heifers soc-1.00 off; Improved demand for light tocker steers: bulls unchanged: load choice 1,023 lb - fed steers 31.00, sorted at 2800; good grass and short fed steers 33.60-38.60: some mixed good and choice 29 00 and load mostly choice heavy steers 30.00; commercial sleers 31.00-24 00; utility 17.50-20.00; short load choice 13 lb fed heifers 37.60; good heifers 36.00-20.00; odd lots down to 34.00; commercial 30.00 23.00; utility 16.00-19.00: camicr and cutter cows late 11.00-13.00: early sales 13.00-14.00, shells down to 10.00; utility cows late 13.50 15.00, early to 16 00; Commercial 15.00-16.00. few 16.50 with earlv sales to 17.00: utility and conuner- v.ydthr';:; 1934 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO UM potatoes: Arrl vals 70. on track 379: total U. shloments 817: market very dull very few sales; Colorado Red Mc Clures 14.75 - SO; Idaho Russets (5.10. 5 Killed As Ships Collide NORFOLK, W. Va. tit A fast Navy attack transport engaged in maneuvers and an oil laden tanker collided 60 miles east of Cape Henry early i-Tiday. The Navy said five men were killed and seven Injured, six ser iously. The five dead and six of the in jural were Army personnel aboard the 1.060 ton covered destroyer Ruchamkin. No casualties were reported award tne lo.ouo ton Texas Co. tanker Washington. The Fifth Naval District report ed the transport was rammed on ner port side about amidship. punching a 30-foot hole from be low toe water line to he deck. The transport was taken in tow by two Navy tugs and is expected to arrive at Nonoik law Friday ulcht. The tanker's bow was stove in 'tinued to Philadelphia "after Ci collision. The Destroyer O'Hare transfer red the dead and injured to the aitac transport Fremont, which landed them at the Norfolk Naval Base. The O'Hare brought ashore also embers ot we Rucharnkin's crew. The Army casualties were at tached to the intelligence and re connaissance platoon of the 278th Inlamry Regimental Combat Team from Fort Devens, Mass., a former Tennessee National Guard outfit The Ruchamkin is one of 16 Nav al vessels engaged in "Operation Scape." a two-week training -..io in ampiuoioua wariare which was to have been concluded' Friday with an assault landing at Virginia Beach. The landing was jAKMpuuca uaui Saturday. Governor In Quick Airlift LEWISTON. Idaho I It took a hastily Improvised airlift to get Oregon's Gov. Douglas McKay and an Army general out of the rug ged Snake River canyon south of here Thursday morning . McKay and Brio r.n n i Chorpenlng of the Army Corps of Engineers had traveled up the Snake river from Lewiston Wednes day in a motor boat with a num ber of othe.-s to attend an outdoor meeting of the Columbia Basin In teragency Committee. The boat's propellors struck rocks while chugging through Cot tonwood Rapids, en route to the meeting, and its passengers were taken off by two other rr.ft .H carried to the meeting place at :""? . acme w miles above Lewiston. inursoay, after an overnight m uie onaie Kiver canyon, tne governor and the general hiked two and a half miles to an air strip where they were picked up br a light plane and flown to Lew-lalon- They arrived here In time lo at- convention of the Inland Empire Waterways Association. other stranded passengers were taken out in a later plane trip or In a second boat. Despite the trouble, everybody 2Jh.L" meen the -v..uivw ever naa. 604cial bulls 18.00-21.60: good and cnoice Hgm siock steers 33.00. Calves for week, salable 610; market generally steady but heavy slaughter calves slow and weak while Increased movement stockers strong to 1.00 up: good to prime ngnt veaiers -6.-u-30.00: commer cial 32.00-24.00: good hoaw calves 21.00-23.00: cull and utllltv U.0O 17.00;. good and choice 350-525 lb stock calves 23.00-25.00. Hogs for week, salable 2.300: market 25c lower on butchers, sows steady; choice 1 and 2 butch ers from 180-335 lbs 19.50-19.75. down to 18.50: choice 240 300 lb 18.00-18 50; choice 160-170 lbs 18.00- 18.25; choice 350-650 lb sows 16.00 17.00: heavier weights 15.50 and lighter sows to 17.50: nn feeder pigs a-mmed. Sheep for week, salable 1.175: slaughter lambs fully 1 00-1-50 low er, feeders nearly steady ewes un. changed; good and choice wooled and No. 1 pelt lambs late 19.00 20.00; earlier sales to 2050; choice and Prime up to 3130 early; good ano choice feeders mostlv 18.00 18.50; good and choice slaughter ewes 5.50-..50; culls down to 3.00. Wcsterti Orese-n Pliowcry squally weather Friday night and onuiraay. enow over mountains. Brief periods of sum-hiita boili days. Little change In temieratuie wiin nigns noth nays i to 54. Lows Friday night 35 lo 45. Winds off coast southwesterly SO to 4(1 miles an nour witn gusts to w through r rmay nigni. winus win snip, lo westerly to norlhwcsterlv Saturday and dimmish to 25 to 35 miles ail hour. Eastern Oregon Mostlv cloudy with showers of rain or snow tnrough Saturday. Snow over mountains. Short periods of sun shine both days. Little change in leinperature with highs both days 36 to 48. Lows Frid.iy night 28 to 38. Occasionally gusty winds. Grants Pass and Vicinity Partly cloudy with scntlorea showers Fri day 50: low Friday night 35: high day night and Saturday. High Fri Saturday 52. The five-day outlook for Western Oregon Cool, blustery weather with periodic rain through Wednes day, Snow In mountains. Total jrecipiiatlon heavy, averaging from 1 to I Inches. Temperatures near normnl, ranging from 34 to 44 at night and 48 to 65 afternoon.. ',, ! i v. -4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1B32 LT. COL. J. D. BOWERSOCK CAPT. CARL TAFT By The Associated Press .4 hours lo 4:30 Baker 39 34 Eugene 5a - 44 LaUrande - 43 37 Medtord . 46 37 North Bend 59 , 43 Ontario . 47 39 Pendleton 49 41 Portland (Airport) 55 43 Roscburg 63 44 Salem 65 45 Denver 59 29 Eureka 55 45 Los Angeles 65 51 New York 49 41 Red Bluff 53 50 San Francisco 63 63 Seattle 53 39 Spokane 43 36 .15 T .8.1 Army Team To Speak Here Within security limits, the pos sibilities of atomic artillery and other new weapon anticipations wlU be discussed Tuesday night bv a two-man team of Army ord nance corps specialists. They are Lt. Col. John D. Bower .58 sock and Capt. Carl Tall, who will .44 ! speak before a meeilng of the local .23 i Organized Reserve Corps at 8 p.m. .20 1 ill Room 204 of the Wlllils Build 3'J nig (433 Mulni. i7 All Army. Air Force and Nnvy ! reserves, members of the National ".Guard and Interested civilians are , o invited lo attend, "j Lt. Col. Bnwersoik and Capt. Taft are to come here from 6th Army headauartcrs. the Presidio. jQioan rram-iscu. ,17 Other subjects to be covered In , elude the latest antiaircraft artll- j lery fire-control equipment and the uiicinuon oi explosive ordnance disposal units. 1.13 1.181 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK -CHICAGO OP Hoe nrlee. cumoeo anotner 10 to 50 cent a A Riggins. Ida., laborer. Daniel , hundred- pounds Friday even Mont Corbett. 26. was convicted in ! though supolies outr.-n the fore, i District Court yesterdat afternoon i oy IUuy a uiiro. of a charge of indecent einosure A continuing upward influence 1 H tu arrestM on M.in sri was a report earlier this week Irii i h h.u k,. r-n wholesale pork price cellmgs might accused of exposing himself to per- Man Convicted On Morals Rap iStamp Club Names Heads Presbyterian Bazaar Due The annual baraar of (he First Presbyterian rhiireh will lie heiH all day. Marling at 9:30 a.m. Saturday Nov. 23. I Extensive plana for a number of events during the day and evening have been planned bv Mrs. Hugh Swaney. general chairman, and her committees. A morning coffee hour starts at :30 a.m. followed by a merchant's luncheon, 12 noon to 1:30 p in In the new addition to the church. Tea will be served during the afier noon and a turkey dinner Is H"i"rn lor o:u p.m. Baked food and hanrfinnri, fr - insimas guts win be on sale ail (lay. This Is Mrs. 8wanev's second jesr as cnairman. Last year s -. r ueiiea we cnurcn more than 1900. Don Cossacks Sing Tonight Cossacks frnm tit nM Yltti Country of Rniuliern Kussla Invade viamiiiu runs and the Pelican inenier tonight with a VMCA bne fit show sliued to start at B.tn uuner tne simnsorshlp of Hie Klam am .uuior iiiamuer ot commerce Tile Bl'Otm is tha f.immta PUl ott Uon Civisack clumia ami riane era, who plan lo bring music, song pun nance peculiar to tnelr noma. land In the theater stage. Tickets have been on Kale for several weeks, and Jaycee Pres. Hall Osboin reported late this morning sales nave been good, though there enough remaining that box office sales ara listed for 7 o clock at the theater. Tickets cost 13. The YMCA's basriArnt liinril craft department Is to receive the oenriit ul proceeds Iroin tonight a show I lie only one scheduled. No reserved aeata are being sold. The Don Cossacks are refugees o! the Russian Revolution who ban ded together In kurope more than 30 years ago and have since toured the world aa a chorua. This Is their Hill annual tour of the milled stales, and perhaps to night's concert will be their 1700th In the nation. Somewhere along the circuit they are lu pass that iium ber. soon be removed. Cattle were generally steadv and Cattle were generally steady and sheep steady to weak. Most sales of butcher weights were SI l.so to l7.so with a few loads topping at (17.65. Sows gen erally took 114.75 to S16.25, a few moving to 816-0. commercial to low-choice steers. yearlings, and heifers sold from $20.00 to S30.00 and a few choice steers and yearlings from 830.50 to S31.25. Cows did no better than 116 00. Choice and prime native lambs took 822.00 to $22.50. Sales at the (23.00 top figure were sparse. h.M4.hr..il3.l PORTLAND GRAIN . ' PORTLAND Coarse crsin. i.-oay snipmenus. ouit. coast de livery: Oats. No. 3, 38-Ib white. 72.00: barley. No. 2. 45-lb B. W.. 72.50. Wheat (bidt to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk. Delivered coast: Soft White 2.41; Soft White "ex- aiding Rexi, 241; white Club 41. Hard Red Winter: Ordinar j-2.47; cem 2.47; II per cent 2.48; per cent 2.49. Hard White Baart- Ordinary. 55: 10 per cent 2.55: 11 ner cent 2.57; 12 per cent 2.59. Car receipts: wheat 32; barley iiuur : com ir oats s- mill 'era . , sons on the sidewalk while sitting in a parked car. Corbett was sentenced to eight montns in -Muiuaoman . County a riocay jsuue.jau. Storm Lashes Pacific Coast Obituary MILL Kithrjm Cm Hill. 37, a llfclonf reiU Oent of KUmath County. dtd here Nov. 13. 19S2. Survlvon Include: th widow er, Lawrence, a eon. Boy and two luhlri Carmen and Allna of the Klamath Afrnrr: brothen. Victor Sla on of the Klamath Ai.nn ! I ... renee SlfRon ot McMlnnrllle. Ore.; sit tera, Mariaret Ean of thla cltj. Vi. Ian Crawford. Edith Plouffe of Chllo outn. Ore Leah Rrurm nt A !...-. Calif.: her mother. Ethel Summon of Chiloquln. Ore. runeral Krvlcea will S." Pl" from the chapel of Ward a Klamath runeral Home. Saturday. Nov. Ji.,' p'3- Rer- DT autton of the Chiloquln Open Bible Standard ehurrh oiiKTiaung. wmnnment aenrlca and Interment In the Hill cemetery. Hfior.r. Charlei Uelvln Hod(e. 70. a nitlre of Creeawood. Ark. and a realdent of Urn fili- J" ,n s"'. Ore.. Nov. 13. l5r Sunrlrora include: the widow. An nie: two aont. Merle and Owen, of thla city dauchter. Lavonne Watktna. RoMburf, aiitera. Ora Whfht. Braw ler. Calif.. Linnle Wlckwlre of. Hoden. 25!-.nd Roi,l Pan. Heavener. Okla The body will be at Ward a Klam ath runeral Home upon arrival from Salem. Funeral Imnmunh 1 1 ' announced Later. By The Assoetated Press High winds . raked the Oregon coast; thunder rolled and hall and rain poured down in the season's first winter-like storm Thursday night and Friday morning. The Weather Bureaa said a wave of storms was In prospect with one in the Central Oulf of Alaska head ing into the Northwest - and due Friday night and angther expected un lis uceis iate Baturoay. Rarny. susty weather i th nut. look with the winds at strong to r'e lorce along me coast from British Columbia to California. Tile wind poured through West ern Oregon at velocities ranging up to 47 miles an hour In gusts i oaicm. io tne norm, oeattle nad gusts of 48. At 4:30 a.m. Frlrtav tne nawauan Lumberman radioed irom 23i miles off tha mouth nf the Columbia that the wind then was so mues an hour. Northern and Central California aiso are in for a new poundlnir. san Francisco was pelted with .75 of an Inch of rain from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and the downpour was njumiy neavy eisewnere. nearly a loot OI soggy snow covered uonner summit and more was falling. The California nivi. sion of Highways ordered tire cnams on an vehicles uslnar II 8 40 and U. 8 SO across the Kl.i-r. ana u. o. g Between Mt. Shasta ana asieila. Temporary officers were named for the VMCA Stamp Club at lis third meeting held last night at the YMCA. B. O. Orlffln will earn i-iiairuian ana Mrs. Emily Bunch win scne as temporary secretary. Tha subject of stamp perforation was discussed and plans for future programs of the club were ten tatively set. It was decided to hold regular meetings the second Thurs day of each month. Trailing .: sionsft-ill follow each meeting and ..i .uj uueresiea in stamps are cordially invited. Kext meetlrur will h. kM - the YMCA Thursday, Dec 11 There will be a general discussion on - identifying and classifying stamps including the use of the I watermark detector and nerfora. tion gauge. Use of the standard catalogue will be explained to aid beginners. Further information can be fur nhhed by the secretary at the 1 MCA. ; Court Records D,"TBirr rot-KT Wilbur 0cmr Brtcknr, (all oparat on r.fht ltd. of hlihwar. rin. I3 Philip It tid Klrklum, no PLTC Dar in. t. Forfeit 3ft b' Philip Stanley Hitchcock, violation. ba ir rul. rm, $13. Gorg Carl Wright man. overload. Torfait $33 htl. Richard Hanry Loomli, no vthlel licanta. rina. 9T.30. Cacii Ray Laka, no vahlt la liranaa. Fln. ta. rdwln Writ, hunfln nrnhihit. ad hour. Forfeit $Q ball. Ilaian Dala WiWoti. hunting prohibit td hours. lorfait 910 bail. Oamal Mont Cortwit. tndtccnt expos Ura. fiantanca, t munths. MlNiriPAI. cot jir Jark L. Bradahaw, drunk. Fina, or i-i naya. Danial Mont Corbatl, indacant axpo' ur. To County. Ivan Evpcriy, fail to yitld right On The Record MAKHIAtiK I.H'ENItR WORTtllNOTON - TOIJll. D w I g h I Baacli Worihinftoit, nttllworkar. Urn tiva or Oklahonta, rnlrlant of Klamath r1lt Roa Maria Told, aa Naltva of ISieuraaka, raaidant of Klamath f$U$. (OMPLAINTI riLKD Marshall C Brown v. Myrila W. Rrurt it, ault fur dtvorra. Cltarga. cru elty. Couple married Nov. 3. 1031, Klam ath rail.. William Kukandall, gttemay for plaintiff. Belly Loiane Meyar vi. Vlrglt t. 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