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Newspaper Page Text, PAGfc FOUR i-isgasiiSM MBt.itojwj. ji WAIX STREET . NEW YORK Mi - With trad nf activity supped up sharps, tne aucl, : marMtkouday advanced "oai'ran up W around J point; at the best with Uie bulk crowded in the area under a point. Losses were amall and only in unusual cases did they sag past a point. volume came to an es.imaied 2 300,000 shares, well above recent average revs-is, -"- 1,440,000 ahare. - - K. York Stocks ' D The Associated tress Admuai wrrpuraww" Allied Chemical AUts Chalmers American Airlines American Power Llgiil American Tel. Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airrno Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Addinp- Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation . Cities 8ervice Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vaultee Crown ZeUerbaco Curtlss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns ManvUle Kennecott Copper Libby.McNeiU Lockheed Aircraft Loess's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Tel. Tel. Pacific Gas A Electric Packard Motor Car Permey (J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola CO. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp Rayonier Incorp Pfd RepubUe Bteel Reynolds Metals Richfield OU Safeway Stores Inc. Scott paper Co. 8ears Roebuck Co.. Si - Socony-Vacuum OU ' J7 H Southern Pacific 46 H Standard Oil Calif 5 V, Standard Oil N. J. IS GtudebUer Corp. 39 H Sunshine Mining V. Swift b Company 35 Tranaamerica Corp. 37 Twentieth Century Fox 14 Union OU Company 40 i Union Pacific - lis United Airlines 30 , united Aircrait is United Corporation S Vt umtea states Plywood 31 United States Steel ' 44 Warner Pictures 13 T. Western Union Tel r ' 39 Weatlnghouse Airbrake 27 S Westinghouse Electric 47 Woolworth Company 4S , Var Memorial Drive Starts 31 'i 76 t M '. 15 'a 3t 161 6o "t 44 . ll !a 67 40 , SI 16 63 l.. 30 's i'!t Ho 3U 3i 20 - 63 U a hi 63 !s 45 -i 13 Vt a u S3a 68 , , 54', 3!l 33 55?. 73 !i 79 a Se Ma 13 30 63 Vi S3 IS i 116 ! M 5ii !t 33 Ilia 3V4 34!, 4714 44 s 34 H .ir than too cards have been mailed to as many Klamath Basin orgniilratlons to solicit aid or re rtion on lit reluvenatlon of lite CHICAGO tii.i .. Memorial enaii mo ni" CHICAGO Lit Grain prices county Courthouse U.-U broke sharply on the ooard ol th- shaft Job as . 'aimed by trade Monoay with dealings be members cf the Alllt I Veterans coming very actlv late in Uie i council, would cost approximately session. IS3.0O0. tii- renovation piru.r n Losses w several ccma donai.cns are asam oy m-ivr, rung up in all pits. All wheat andm or(i.r that the chore may get nmracts tumbled to new i ,.,. ,.. seasonal lows. So did some coral colmmii 0'l.ousMin. In charge and oats deliveries. i0f the groundwork, announced to- Brokers were ai a loss to account ,dliv tnl donations will be accept ,h riMiin Tnev noted weak- .,,.-,,,- u-hn ..isha- la nl- wu in several other commodity ;, rtnimrinl simoort. markets and sugsesied fiat may 1 J0b c,ls (or ln. jjiywood have been an iniiuenco ncir. Wheal closed 3 V3 'a lower, March Si-Sl Vs. corn 's-1 lower. March Jl.os 't-l. ' 3 1 3 1-3 1 to 3 l lo.vn, "" I hronre nlaoue ." "W?"1 Ji " i There". ', " Ma- I3-9S cents January J9 . :hthitiv la h rcnlflcetl bv i-ine plvwood. the foundation and steps to be redone In concrete, and .1.. .hj li .hiivKi Ia ha ronl- lower, March !, r, 1 nleted In steel. The names of the lower. May '.. -': war dead are to be Inscribed on iques. There are 186 World War n cas- ualties and 13 Korean War veterans on the shaft. The 17 World War I Mar May Jiy Sep Wheat 1.1a.., at, Ua ha HlmH ATI the Open High Lew fine Uhaft If some 'proposals ara carried 2.33-, 3.S3 a, 3.30, 3-31 ' lout 3.37 3.37 i4 2.34 it 3.34 J,: A(t.r (hf initial renovation ex 3.36 't 3.36 3.33 !. 3 33 p.se. onlv routine maintenance 2.38 !j 3.38 't 3 34 3 M expenses will remain. O'Loughlln -said. PORTLAND GRAIN I PORTLAND Mi Coarse grains ' unquced. , . Wheat (bid), to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white 2.38 i: soli white ex cludinir Rexi 2.38 'r: white club -sal.. Mllford Marion Musser. 37. who I Hard red winter: Ordinary 3.41: 1 sdmittedly burglarised the Peyton 10 per cent 11 per cem aim uomnany oil'ce Jan. 3 ana Man Offers Guilty Plea HERALD it NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Rubinstein Wins Delay Washington ufi Serge Rub Insteln. Russian born imaiiMr liihtlna deportation, Monday won a iresli couit order barring 111a ar rest and detention at tills Island. Th U. S. Court of Apweela di rected that ilia order remain in f led nendini a decision In u. S. District Court on Rubinstein a p ullcatlon for tn Injunction against deportation. An earlier older, Issued by Ihe Court ol Appeals last Wednesday, had oeen scnemnro 10 rji II a.m. Monday. Jusi lew mlnules before the deadline. Judge Henry W, Mdger tou, senior member of a three Judge Court ol Appeals panel, an noimced Ihe decision lo extend the order. Rubinstein's attorneys nave pending In District Court an In junction suit designed lo bring about a tull-cale legal lest ol 1110 entire deirtation proceeding against the 44-year-old New York financier. No date haa been Used for a hearing but one is expected to be set wiiiim Ihe next lew oays. Rubins;elit has been fighting moves 10 deport him for almost 10 years. He won the first round, based on an allegation that he entered the United Slates from Canada in IMS on a fraduleni Portuguese paport fa aCj.aaf'sanHsss-mKms-aBStse ' -' ' . PVT. LEWIS MAUPIN. Morrill, hsi been ttriouily wounded in Korean fighting, according to word rclvd by his mother Mn. Dorothy Msupin. Pvt. Msupin is reported to htv been hit by ihN frag ment! in th chest, thighs, legs and left forearm, with compound fractures of both legs and the arm. Persons wishing to write Pvt. Maupin may addr-s him: Pvt. Lwis Maupin. 561 18186. OiU Armv Hospital, APO 1007, c o PM, San Francisco, Calif. Churchill Trip (Cutlaaed Ireai fag ), 13 ner cent 3.41. Hard white baart: Ordinary 3.61: 10 per cent 3.61; 11 per cent 2.63; 11 per cent 2.65. Toda Slav's car receipts: Wheat 31: barley 7; flour It; corn 14; oats 3; millfeed 10. forued a signature on one stolen check he was successiul in cashlnj pleaded guilty In Circuit Court Sat urday to a charge of forgery by endorsement. He is being held in the County Jail while a check Is being made with the FBI to determine If be has any pa?t criminal record. Musser. who worked lor tne com. ol his 19)1 conviction on dratt- dodging charges. Sabres Down Another MIG SEOUL If -An American Sabre Jet pilot bagged the first Commu nist M101S let of th year today Monday; paruy ciouoy nun log m a on Hie 35.000 leet above North- P Western Weather ; Oregon Mostly foggy . j i . raunrtlrf lllah "lil ii.rA'rlllQr lor WltTKis War MacArUitir announced in a 'TlL'Tm '.Z'eanlhcl.iiaied The general later conle.ied with en nower, . . Asked sbout econoiiile relations itat...aa firaaf firiiaiii bimi .......j n.ia. r-hiitchill said "'.VAT?. ZZT. I,, r.., aiuiDle. We j., . ..in i live on you. Wr . .i i. -tarn our own llvuig. But if ou shut Hi door and woii'l ...viIiiik that want lo make II la herd lo Imw Hi U"; aatlsfeclory alluallon ran ba avoid ed or how we ran Imd our rl alienitli. Tlial a what mean by trade, nol aid, TARIrT , . . Ills pwarks relerieil lo United atatea larilla which make Hi mi tiort of sum British product! un feasible. Flanking Churchill at Ihe news conlrreiico were linanoer oemaro llaruch, at who ham in i-runr Minister will be a guest whll In New York, and Sir linger Makin, Ihe new British ambeisador In Ihe United Slates, who accompanied Churchill horn England. The Prim Minister declined 10 comment on whether he thought personal meeting of himserl wnn Soviet Premier Stalin would con Iribut anything 10 easing world ten.- Ions. Stal'n aald recently In a state mani m The New York Time dial Tne prr.-em proceeding grew out , mt, igreeable lo a meeting with Eisenhower, and uritisit s(uKe-t-men have Indicated Ihe possibility of such a merlins would be il cm- cd by Elsenhower and Chur ch II roi.r Churchill pMarrd pal' as ha sat belore the packed room 01 rv I porltia, bis eyea blinking gainst ocrsslonal llarea M camera flash bulba, 1 He said llier waa "nntltli.i s Irsordinary" In his meeliiig-pion-ally Tuesday wllh Elenhi.r. He said h had met Elsenhower MONOAV. JA J "And V(n our )0l tiS dooao't follow iiS 0 wrong .ny lit previous as l i ... 1 OF DCLIUDtB H rrM br 1 M. CmWt, 1H4 AIR CONDITIONING RING'S SHUT MITAL 2104V. S. UmI M44 Wok 4 All Ki.4, AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY HOWII IROS. 23S7 So. h PRI-CUT OINAMINTAt IRON Cm Made OraMt Airhi UtktM( , A, BAKERY GOODS i KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Ml - ltSkds d Wed Ckn M4 t OtdarT Iraada. Cakaa. Plea, Psalilei teAad IM, B,, Cs . patches In norutern vslleys though. and local log alone coast: increas CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO I Small weekend accumulations of livestock supplies cave prices new upward impetus Monday. Hogs surged 50 to 75 cents higher. Cattle were steady !pany a short time under another ilng cloudiness Monoay ntgnt out name, was arrested oy my ro-1 continued: log in interior vanrys; I lice less than seven hours after occasional light rain Tuesday; the burglar'. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND IUSDAI Cattle to Sl.oo hither and sheep steady to salable 3,400: liberal supply fed 3S cents up. we t Korea. The around war was stalled by the bluer Korean winier. The Filth Air Force reported the Red Jet fighter was shot down in flamea by 3nd Lt. William K. Bow The marketed supply of hogs totaled an estimated 14.000 head which compared with sales a week an of 25.350 and t year ago of 31.137. Monday's numbers elesred wen by mid-session with butcher hogs taking glt.75 to fll.00 and sows 14.13 to $16.00 in most completed deals. Cattle receiota were estimated at 11,000 head, compared with al most 30,000 t week ago, and calves wen 400. Good to prime steers ana yearungs orougni 1.4.00 to I37.M and rood and choice heifers 333.00 to $39.00. Cows topped at 117.09, sausage bulls at 333.00, and veaitrs at sio.oo. . Loaoiou of lambs tailed to sell early but decks and smaller lots of wooien otterings Drought up to 113.50. Shores un to til .50 Year lings to glt.OO. Slaughter ewes sold oownward irom sua. Tne esti mated arrivals of aheen totaled 3,300 head compared with nearly v,900 weeg ago. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO Mi Potatoes: Ar rivals 180, on track 306; total U. S. shipments Friday 300, - Saturday 843. and Sunday 30: supplies light: demand fair; market slight It weaker on russets, about steady other stocks; Colorado red Mc Clures S4.65: Idaho russets 34.00 3.35, utilities (3.40-50; Minnesota North Dakota triumphs $4.60 washed; Florida ponuacs 50 lb sacks Id $3.60. STOCKTON W-(USDA)-Catt!e 1.300: stockera. feeders comnris-d ev iku run; uus strong-oo cents higher; stockers, feeders slow, few salts steads: few commercial steers 33.60: utility heifers 16.00; utility cows 14.00-16.33; canner-cut- ter cows u.uu-lj.w; utlllty-I o v commercial bulls 17.00-30.00: load medium-good 533 lb stock heifers 16.00. Calves 150: slaughter ealves steady; stockers slow; good slaugh ter calves 23.00-34.00; good 500 lb stocker steer calves 34.00. rtogs boo; no early sale on steers, few loads fed heifers In cluded; these weak-mostly 50 cents lower; cows strong-50 cents higher with some beef cows up 1.00: bulls strong-50 cents higher: several loads good 950-1.125 lb fed ateers 33.50-34.00: few loads good-choice steers 34.50 - 35.00: load choice around 1.000 lbs 36.50; load mostly choice heavier weighta 35.50; com mercial steers 11.50-31.00: good- choice fed heifers 33.00-50: good loads 30.00-21.50: commercial 17.50 11.00: cannercutter cows mostly 11.00-13.00: shells down lo 9 50; utility cows largely 13.60-16.00. few to 16.50; young commercial cows up to 18.00: commercisl bulls 16 50- 19.50; cutter - utility bulls 14.00-11.00. Calves salsble 350: market ac tive: good-choice vealers strong at 36.00-36.00-. eood-choice slauehter calves sirong-1.00 higher at 21.00- 24.00; commercial grades 17.00 U.00; medium-good stock calves 18.00-32.00: good-choice around 400 lbs up to 23.5O-24.00. Hoes salable 1.000: market active, fully 25 cents higher; choice 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 30.25 mostly 20.75: few 250-300 lbs 18.50 19.25: 150-165 lbs 18.501S.1S- -hole 350-550 lb sows 16.00-17.t0; under 300 lbs up to 18.00. - Sheep salable 600: market ac five, strong-50 cents higher: good choice wooled lambs mostly 19.50- llltle temperature change. Highs .mm ol Sarasota. Pla . his first both days 45-55 except 3u in foggy i kill. Bowman was in a lilght ol valleys; low Monday night 33-12. Sabres Hying a protective screen Winds off coast southeasterly. 10- (or lighter-bombers a t r I k I n g 20 m.p.h. Monday. Increasing to through mow flurries at Commu-15-35 m.p.h. Tuesday. mist supply targeta. Eastern Oregon raniy c louoy p ots reooned dealrovln. at through Tuesday morning with con- least 70 communist vehicles, siderable log in valleys during Several sharp clashes along the night and morning hours: Increas- front In below-freeung cold were tog cloudiness Tuesday afterrs: reported last night and early today little temperature change. High-. ! belore the skies clouded both days 30-46: low Mondav Mint 23-32 except 15 In high valleys. Klamath Falls and vicinity Fog Monday nrt hi: cloudr with a little light snow Tuesday. High 30; low Monoay nignt 20. Orants Pass and vicinity Fog Monday night with occasional drizzle or freezing drizzle: lleht rain Tuesday. Huh Tuesday 43: low Monday night 33. Coos Bay area Fog Monday night; occasional light rain Tues day. Bar winds becoming south easterly. 15-35 m.p.h. Tuesday. High 54: low Monday night 40. rsortnern uamornia increasing cloudiness Monday night: partly cloudy Tuesday; slightly warmer Monday night: occasional rains T u e a d a y. SDreadlnrr southward Southerly to southeasterly winds of u-ao m.p.n., increasing Tuesday, By The Associated Preae 21 hours ta 4:30 a.m. Monday .01 Funeral tNMAN Funeral larviea. Inr a.m.,-1 u ,,,a,i. w. wno aiaa jitre Jan. 3. slaughter causes; feeder pigs cVurlU!.?. S. i"i,STHJ; swuuawte idi 10 iccaer mn.r u. met orfieuunc. Pigs 20.00. S;mm.it,7?1tnt nrrtn ! hittrmmt in s-wi.iitv. era jumain Funcril Homt In charfc. Btker 31 22 Eugene 43 33 Lake view 40 14 Medford 37 30 Newport 2 36 North Bend 58 38 Ontario 33 29 Portland (Airport) 51 29 Roseburg 53 29 Salem 51 29 On ftnipcr rid or. ome 175 Chi nes stormed uo the .1 loo en of Pin point Hill under far-splitting artil lery cover. They hit the ridt position In two waves but dropped ' position in two waven but dropped back after leu than an hour leaving an estimated 35 dead and 20 wounded. On the fir Western Front, al most two dys of no contact waa ended by sharp patrol clashes. Obituary ji r Charlt Watftr Jump. T3. tuttvt Jnoltn. Me. and mia-tnt nf Klamath rIU for IS rwi. ditd hr Jin. S, tU. turvlvert nrluri: J Mint. Hy mon4, of UtU rlty. Wilbur f.. CoAltdn, Arlf, and Jima f , Atlin, Calif. 1 body ( it Ward'i Ktamalh Futwal Horn. SM Htfh St. runaral arrangt mtnta will b announcd laiir. rNMAM Samuel Kdwird En man. S3, rtaldanl of Klamith Counlr (or Sa )ari and na.iv of Woodttrldf. Calif.. did hra Jan 3, 1M3. Survrtan ineluda: tha widow, Grttrhan. daufhtar. Miry t-ouiw ind a brother, ftobarl Waitar. ill of Mt. tiki dliUirt: a tutor, Mrt. Agnra Schreintr of Mai in. Or.; alto tlx niar and naphawt Knmin wit mambar of Klamath Peat No . Amtr irin Laglon. tha Han lay Granga. tha Hanlay Farm Buraiu and Mt. Lakl Community Church. Tha body I at Vird't Klamath funeral Home. Nut Ire of tha funeral arrangement will be found el where tn thla laeua. Court to Study Taft-Hartley WASHINGTON Mt The Su preme Court Morulas' rejected a request lor a quirk ruling ou valldily ol Ihe 10-day Injunction provision or the Tall-Harticy Act. The CIO United Btrelkorkeia Un ion had asked the tribunal lo ac cept lor Immediate review the Dec. decision by U. 8. District Judar John Kniiiht In Buffalo upholding the disputed section of Ihe law. Knifht granted the government an to-day Injunction acainst a strike by the union at ihe Amen can Locomotive Co. plant In Dun kirk. N, V. lire case represented Ihe first direct teat of ihe Injunction pro vision. The union had aouunt lo apeed up the appeals proce.sa by snort circuiting the U. 8, Court of Ap peals in New York. Monday's denial ol Ihe' request by Ihe Supreme Court a an nounced In a terse order, which gave no reason lor Ihe action. The union haa contended the In junctive provision is an unconstitu tional delegallonon ol power lo the courts and that the case would be come "moot" It the appeal had to follow the normal course. The Injunction aialnat the strike la due to expire March J, and Ihe Supreme Court tradltioally refuses to rule In a case after the central issue haa been resolved by soma auch development. The legal term for that la "moot." The atrllte. which brtan last August, had halted production of a special kind of nickel pip needed In the construction of aiomle ener gy Installations. Tne Dunkirk plant has about I.Mo employes. Monday'a Supreme Court session waa unusually brief. The tribunal handed down no declsiona and no other orders of general Interest. BASIN BRIEFS C Tl HIRALO NIWS v.r KFlW-CISttlf ' Meellag NelMet. leaf ee 1m4. Iltmi ) Carnum.! liitea , , rneae sent narni, ineie It N CWV, MBoy$enM Colorixer Paints"? J. W. COPILANO LUMIIR CO. - f CHOKI Of 11.1 CO10II I s I.e.rtWag In ftltt m4 lll. Melatieli JJJj : f, CAMERAS fINIIMINO r , , UO'S PHOTO SIRVICI - 1031 Mf" fllM hMtMell J Cwaplete Iim a CtwMl ad fkera liiaaliw j Commercial Rtfrigtration OMGON IOUIPMINT CO. 203 U. 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