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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1952)
f AGE FOUR HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKGON WKDNKSDAY, DKCKMRKH 17, 111,12 MARKETS AND f I NANCE; Stocks i j WALL STREET NKW YORK I The slock market moved "long ragned ceurne Wednesday with the ten dency to the downside most of the afKstbn. Trading hit an estimated 1.600, 000 sliarcf. Prices were up between 1 and nnlnta at the DP.il ana aown around a point at the worst. Grains i New York Slocka ' t By The Asaoclnted Press Admiral Corporation . Allied Chemical ' Allis Chalmers ... ., American Airlines American Power It Light American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine Calilornia Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidaiecf Edison Consolidated Vultee Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPonv de Nemours Eastman Kodak . Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Homestake Mining Co. International Harve? International Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Coper XJbbv.McNeiU Lockheed Aircraft loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward -Jlash Kclvinator New York Central northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel. k Tel. Packard Motor Car Penney (J. c.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. .Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. Rayonier Incorp Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway 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 b Company Transamerica Corporation Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft .United Corporation United States Plywood .' United States Steele ' -Warner Pictures . Western Union Tel. ' Westing-house Air Brake 31 74 n; 59 ' 14', 1 66 J; 40 1 103 (; M 39 i 19 a 16 H n 34 63 1, 36 88 . 93 38 -H SO 64 ;t 8 63 i 96 H 43 13 , 71 5, 52 17 'i 36 3 31 H 54 ' , 14 i 77 8 24 12 28 ' 60 Vi 22 21 8 81 , 13 38 , 115 , 5', 68 , 21 l2 10 N 33 28 i 35 44 H 57 62 Vt 34 f, 57 i 60 s, 36 ; 45 S 57 y, 37 38 8i 35 26 13 S 39. 116 29 H XI S"4 SO '. H 13 Ij 40 , 36 , CIIICAUO liR.MN CHICAGO I1 All grains were subjected to quite heavy selling pressure on the board of trade Wednesday, giving up ground read ily until a alight rally developed late in the sesson. On the sell-off all wheat con tracts eNcept May. and all corn except September, sank to new low ground since trading started in these various contracts. Wheat closed 1 !-l ?i lower, De cember S3.2D corn 1-1 i lower, December 41.61 oats lower to ' holier, December 85 ,-: rye VI J lower, Decem ber f 1.90-41 89 soybeans 1 to 3 cents lower, January S2 99 V $3 00: and Inrd 5 to 12 cents a hundred pounds higher, Decem ber 49.27. Wit K AT Open High Low Close Dee 2.30 3.30 2.28 4 JJ 'i Mar 2.37 , 2.37 2.35 3 35 S May 2.40 , 2.40 3. 2.38 ".j 2 39 , Jly 3.S9 s 2.39 2.37 2.38 -V Sip 2.41 4 2.41 i 2.39 - 2.30 PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND tfi Coarse grain. 15-day shipments, bulk, coast de livery: Barley, No. a, 45-lb B. W.. 73.50. Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No, 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft While 3.38: Soft White (ex cluding Rex) 3.38; White Club 2.38. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.44: 10 per cent 2.44; 11 per cent 2.44; 12 per cent 2 44. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.61; 10 per cent 2.61; 11 per cent 2.63: 12 per cent 2.65. Car receipts: wheat 62; barley 3; flour 8: com 15; mill feed 6. ., . . a 4lih i m . s.ve BILL MOAK, 18, home for tht Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Coen, 16.65 Dayton Street. Bill is a student at the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. FUNERAL ) SMITH ' Funeral crvicr for Sidney Jme t Smith. Kl. who died here Dec. IS. will lake piAce from tie inapei oi wru Klamath Ftineral Home. Thursday. 1: p n , with the Officers of Ktamath Fall Aerie No 305)0 FOR. offlciann Concluding service and Interment wU follow in Klamath Memorial Park. :V ' Potatoes t , KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 19ol-5I 1951-53 Bee. 15 .... Truck Rail . Month te dale Truck Rail Season to date Truck Rail .. Dec la ... Truck .. 0 Rail V . 0 Month to date 686 Truck 107 Rail . i-it Heason to dale 4631 Truck 897 RaU . 3734 16 .... 69 . 686 107 ... 519 -4KI 8f,7 -I734 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (USDA1 Cattle salable 200; market slow; fed cat tle scarce; other classes steady to weak; few commercial steers 18 00 20.00: 1 heavv steers 1850; cutter and utility heifers 13.0p-16.00; can ner and cutter cows mostly 9.50- ll.oo; shells down to 7.00: low util ity cows 12.50-13.50; utility bulls 15.50-17.00; light cutters down to 13.00. Calves salable 50; market steady; good to prime vcalers scarce early; few 26.00 30.00; sizable lot good heavy.slaughter calves 23.00: few cull ana utility calves 8 00- 17.00. Hoes salable 800: market active. steady; choice 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 IDS 18.50-19.00: lew 240-250 lbs 1750-18.00; sows from 350-465 lbs 16.00-16.50: 1 lot 610 lb 15.00; 1 lot 3 lbs 16.75. Sheep salable 500: market steady: load 220 head choice and prime 99 lb fed wooled lambs 20 00; 1 lot choice to prime iu lbs 19.50: few lots good and choice lambs 18 00-19.00. including No. 1 and 2 pelts at 18.00: few good feeder lambs 15.00-15.50: good and choice ewes salable 5.50-6.50. STOCKTON LIVESTOCK STOCKTON W (USD A) Cattle 100: receipts augmented by 450 holdovers, mostly stockers; market 3low, few sales cows and stocker steers steady: canner and cutter cow 10.50-11.00: load and few lots good 600-700 lb stocker steers 19.00- 20.00. Calves 50; no early sales. Hoes 75; market not established. Sheep 175: mostly slaughter 40 1 lambs; no earlv action. 618 101 Obituary Eldon Huh Smith, resident ot Bfl ty. nd ltfelonit resident ot klmuath County, aiea iwre vtvor. include: wo o,. -nd Grant E. Beany; n aunt. Mrj. Dies Crane. o thu city: alu Jnd children. The body 1 at Ward s Klam ath Funeral Home. FMner.l arrange- menu w.u . LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO An extra 1000 nous was more than the market could absorb Wednesday without price cuts of 10 to as cenis a hundred pounds. Caule and lambs also sulfeied from the pressure of overruns. The latter class laued to sen eariy ana cattle were unevenly lirm to 50 cents lower. Butcher weight hoss generally broushi 515 50 to $16.75 and sows $13.00 to $14.75. Hog receipts were estimated a 17.000 which compared with 16,000 expected. 18,391 sold a week ago, and 16,336 sold a year ago. Bulls were in the best position while it was steers which took the major declines with some instances off as much as $1.00. Good to prime steers mostly brought $23.00 to $35.50 with 2 2 loads of high-prime material bit ting $37.50. Most choice and prime heifers and mixed yearlings moved at $27.50 to $34.00 and high-prime mixed steers and heifers touched $35.00. Cows topped at $16.00 for high commercial grade, sausage bulls at $19.00. beef bulls at $17.00, and vealers at $30.00. yearlings were scarce and strong m we sneep traae at (18.00 and ewes held fully steady at $8.00 and below. Receipts also included 10.000 cat tle, or 1,000 more than expected: 400 caalves. and 3.000 sheep, up 600 from the forecast. The Best Costa No More! Art Metal Desks and Files. Volrht'i Pioneer Office Supply Co. 659 Main. Chiioauin II v UAKLKNK WOI.rT Leonard bwanson has nearly re covered from his recent leg oper ation, it was minor and kept mm down only part time 'or a few riuvs, and then sent nlm back to the' hospital lor a 16-day bout wilh inlrction. During his hospt mlimtlon a nephew and his fam ily Mr, and Mrs. Bill Wright mid Iwo young daughters of Newport, Ore., visited with the Snansons at Collier Park, At the same time George Wright, son of Mrs. Merrill lloppe, was ru.shed to the nospitai batiiruay for an emergency appendectomy. He reportedly was doing much better but alter a tew days, like swiinsou, was returned lo the hospital, Karen Wilson was chosen ourcn of the receui Chtloqum achool cut1- nival alter nei- 7lh grade class members outsold all oilier com- uetuin classes. Th carnival netted the high school over S350 and. the elude school about $b0. Bait weather the night of the big event cut down hie sue 01 the ex pected crowd, but even so you could scarcely move inside he gym. Guests a weekend ago at the home of Mr. and Alls. Ooorge Hubbs were ills laiher, Guy Hobbs ot Oregon City, and a cousin and her husband, Mr. aim Mrs, pick Monde, Portland. , r. ar.d Mrs. Arnold Johnson vt;,r weekend visitors from Chtco at the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul John.-on, and ot her sister and broiher-tn-lav, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Gaid. Guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Los Ho back this week are her oruthrr. sister-in-law. and two year-old daughter, the Joe Enloes. Capt. Enloo is on his way to Korea where he will be stationed wlih the Air Force. He has been in Louisianna on his last asslgnnunt but calls Missouri home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rife were Mr. and Mrs. Jo.in O'Hara Harle of Tacoina. Wash. The Haries were honeymooiu-rs, en route to Los Angeles by jino mobile and on to New Orleans by train. Harle lived in Modoc Point a number of years, ago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greear, Mar garet Lee and Dean have relumed from a six-day -trip to phoenix. Arti.. where they visited with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Greear. Zhey returned bv wav of the Grand Canyon. The Arirona state fair was held the same week the Greears were In Phoenix. Weather reports from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Avilla. from their new home in Palm Spings, are very different from the weather 'we have been having in Southern Ore gon. The family recently moved from Its west Chtloquln home. AnoUier Chlloquin person to be hosnitahzed is Mrs. Julia Glenger. confined with an attack of pneu monia. The second six week period honor roll for the upper six grades showed several more names. They were: 12th .trade, Kay Heglund. Carrel Wilson; llth grade, Frieda Kirk; 10th. Linda Porie. Susan Ravizza. Naomi John son: 9th, Dick Siemens. Bernlece Ericksen, Sidney Rldenour, Gary Hedund: 8th, Enid Williams, Car men Hill, Charlynn O'Neill. Tom my Thompson; 7th grade, Michael Ravizza.. Those on honorable men- t'on were 12th. Bill Vadcn: llth Ted Siemens; 10th. Dwight Souers. 8th, Beverly David. Myrna Kens- ler: Tin. George swanson. The Henley High Bchool band under the leadership of Dick Han' non put on a special assembly pro gram lor tne local nign scnuol Thursday afternoon. Basketball scedule for the year: Games will be Dec. U, Chil oquln at Gilchrist; Dec. 13. Pro spect here; Dec. 19. Panthers at Bonanza, the first conference 517 1795 652 1143 73 10 63 691 111 580 1868 662 3206 SHIP DUE SEATTLE If! The Naw trans port Gen. Howze will arrive here Friday with 2,901 soldiers from the Far East. The passenger list Includes S3 rhen from both Oregon and Washington. HEARING DISCOVERY! WILL BE DEMONSTRATED LOCALLY THAT REQUIRES NO CORDS! NO BATTERIES! NO BOX OF ANY KIND! NOTHING TO WEAR IN YOUR CLOTHING! WEIGHS LESS THAN ONE OUNCE! You May Hear Aqain Without Any Embarrassment! FRIE DEMONSTRATION AT HOTEL WI-NE-MA KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON On Friday, December 19th Atk For Mr. Robert MoImk If Unable Te Artond Write For Information Oreqon Hearinq Center lenrlaM lief, . PerMon1, Ore. J. C. Renie suggests: Xo yK' u l tti Choose From America's Finest Quality Rings A smart, new Orange Blottom mounting by Traub ... to securely hold her diamond or any stone , . . will make her Christmas a happy one. We have a fine selection of beau tiful rings at prices you'll appreciate. Prompi Service, Too Because the work is done right here ... by skilled work men using modern equipment , . . Renie's can guarantee delivery for Christmas on rings brought in by December 23, J. C. RENIE JEWELER CERTIFIED MASTER WATCHMAKER 1019 Main ; Phone 40 5 Held On Fraud Charge PORTLAND W Five Oreuoii men three ot them prominent Ben ton County lumbermen were un der bond Wednesday on federal charge o( conspiring to commit a trauci In connection with aurplua war material. Marshal Jack Caullrld, who went to Corvaliia and Kuaene with atate police late Tuvariay , alternoon lo ninkr the arreata. aald the com plaint, Horn the federal court in Los Anoelos, chanted thai trueka bmiKht Hum live war as.ieu admin istration for use by a veteran, were in tact bought (or re-aale, That la Illegal. Hex Clemens, head of Clemens P'orcst product Co., whose lum ber mill near Corvallla la the larg est in the county, was Indicted but as he was in a hospllal wilh a heart attack, he was not placed under arrest. His attorney, Karl Huston, said he would post the re quired s'J,500 ball for him. Urn Ellis and Oeorge Edward Sliroyer, two other Corvallls mill operators, were arrested and re leased under U.S0O ball each. AIo arrested and released was John M. Fielns of Philomath, an employe of Corvallls Sand and Gravel Co. The firih man. Francis W. Felh erston. la a logging truck driver who used to live at Corvallls and now lives at Kufcene, The marshal said the govern, ment's charge Is that Fetherston. 4H. a veteran, boirjht several trucks aliening they wire lor his own use. Instead, the government complaint says, they were Intended lor re. sale and the other defendants are charged, as purchasers, wilh con- spinnir in (he transaction. At Corvallls, Huston speaking as attorney for the three mill operat ors, said he had nn knowieHoM r the transaction and his clients ex pressed themselves as wholly In the dark. The arrest warrant calls for re moval to Loa Angeles to face the charge. game. Dec. S'i. will fmd Jackson ville here, a return eniruL-rmen, in Jacksonville on the 3dlh. Tuesday, tile 30lh. the quintet will meet rn alumni team here and Jrn. 3, ihe local five travel to Prosnect. Jan. 6. at Merrill; Jan. , Hl Bly, con ference. Jan. 10. Malln comes here: the 13th the Panlhers meet the Wild. catri at KUHS: Jan. 18, Henley here for a conference game. Turs day, Jan. 20, Sacred Heart will be here and. on that Friday nlcht Chlloquin travels to Malln for a counting game. Tuesday, the 37. the Wildcats come here. On Ihe .lo.h the January schedule ends witn Gilchrist here for a confer ence game. Feb. 3. free as yet: Feb. . Chllo quin at Sacred Heart: the 10th, Bonanza here: Feb. 13 and Friday, no less, a conference game. The coumy tournament will be Feb. 18-20-31. The all-achool operetta based j on Stephen Foster's musU" di- j reeled by Mrs. Frank Bel. wilh Mrs. Les Hoback in charge of j the dancers and Joseph Mercer i coaching speaking parts, has been postponed until alter Jan. 1. plJ'tev ; J v . ' j HERO Airman First Clait Ernost P. Goorit I above I, en aerial gunner whose home is in Glastport, Pa., saved the lives of a B-29 crew by dis arming a live bomb stuck In a bomb rack while Its 60 second fuse ticked away, the Air Force has announced. The feat was accomplished in 40 below zero weather at the Superfort wilh e crew of 13 started home to its Okinawa base from a bombing mission over North Korea. Court Records DISTRICT COl'RT Wilfred John Sitvrt n- trantpor Ulton permit. Knr(l 15 bat! Jau-k trdward Hu, vxccmIv Unfth rorfrtl IO bll Jack Frlward HeTU, )ncth roririi iu pan. Clmdc t Uurniuih, evvrtoad. For feit i2 bAlt Clyd tltortf Meirr, void farlfn H- rntr iJitinii Cex-U Jmnn Kvnnon, no vthlrl U cen. "in. W Alexander Lu(t. truth ipdinf. rmt. IIS Damon Ira Lepr. truck apvoding fine. US. 1 !M IrAI. CO! RT Him Rldifl Jr , vtrancv. In Jatl Robart O'Brien, drunk. Sentence, M d Alfred Barbour, drunk. Tin, IIS or i T'e da Mxtt SUnback, drunk, fin, SIS r T' dave Hay Town eend. drunk. Plead no guil ty George Kennedy, drunk. Fine, 111 at 7l day a. ThHiiia Burch, drunk. Fine, IIS er 1't day I Raymond? Manyfoala, drunk. Sen tence, 30 day a. SKI I.ODC.K BEND LP Harold Harwon of Sntnn hnn taken over nmiiaurmrnt of thr Bant in in tSkl Lodft?, owned by the U. 8. ForeM Service. Ha n son said he expected lo have the (sirilttlrn. Including a tow near the lodge. In full operation tor the ChrtMmas Holidays. Do Something Extra Nice... j rjjv turn M lit rrMi mmifyjSr 'i'eW PARKER ,5r' f L Jh&r fbir R'Uvl"1 or Demi Size I wJjyu i '"" . fJwXfjmy i w .!.... r Ji COO . Wj&S (m U mt tWf'i m sl I J t TmI a km Mtf It" Im- fm Sfni .Tni ?5 $1050 ipn 'Tho Record m h i' it it UHHACK-H.nn to Mr. and Mia. Thtt Ip Uil.a.k, TuleUke, Calif., at Klam ath Valley lloeullal IHe. 111. Wit a girl. WeliiM: 8 Itotnid 1 oilltraa. WII.HUN lioni to Mr. and Mra riuiiea Wilton, IVM Klveialde, ai Klamath Valley Hospital Dec, HI, loaj. boy, Weight! 4 uniilidl It) dtincen. HTItlDK llrit In Mr. and Mr I'nif Htrlda, J'UI Vanilergriri, al Klatuntli Valley Hospital Dec. 10, lUM, a buy. Welahl: T pound U oumct, Ulir.RNR-Ilorn to Mr. and Mra. F.d (It feme, Ttilelake, Calif., at K latitat h Vallfv lltiipllal Der. 10, IWi, a girl. We Ik lit' a pound nuute. HAt.VOHNOSl.-llorn In Mr end Mra. Rnhert llalvervoti, Si.tn Orchard, al Klamath Valley Hnapilal Dec. 1H. IBM, a girl, Weight! pouiuta T uuni'ei. MAHKIAIIK l it ..NBt: MYKItH KHKI. Jame Dudley My era, H, Bludenl Native nf Oreinii, real dent of Klamath rail. Ruiemarv June Krel. ilO, ditntal amUlanl, Native uf Orfkinn, rekUlent nf Klamath KmIU, rUl.TON -DAVIH Wllllnut rullnn, nfl farmer, Nallva of Kana( rralilent nf llelnll, Kam. Rthel lav, 4.1 Nallve nf Kanaaa, raldent of rorl Klmtialli, Ore. Korea Casualty Totals Climb' WASHINGTON Ml niiliiiiliiPPil 11. B, bnl Up riuiuiiltlt'n In Kiiieit reut'lipcl ni.mi'l WednrMliiy, nil In errure tl J00 nlnce limt wrok. Tlin IMf iiiii. 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