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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR WALL STREET NEW YORK Ifl Th noct market developed P Person ality Mondav end managed to make fairly pronounced inovri In both directions. Hie result was thoroughly mixed market. The spread ent to between 1 and 3 points tMtT '' "h bulk o( the list in a fairly narrow groove. NRV VORK STOCKS Bv Th Associated I'ress Admiral Corporation 31 Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers American Airlines American Power Lis1" American Tel. & Tl. American Tobacco Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Company Bore Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese corporation Chrysler Corporation Cltlea Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee Crown Zellerbach Curtlsa Wright Douglas Aircraft dupont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electno General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac. Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Company International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Libby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft loei'i Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel. i Tel. Packard Motor Car Penney J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Cola Company Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. . Rayonier Incorp. Ffd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. 6cott Paper Company Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil California Slandard Oil M. J. Studebnker Corporation Sunshine Mining Swift Is Company Transamerica Corporation Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific avnited Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures ' Western Union Tel. Westinghouse Air Brake ' Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth Company 73 'i SI . 14 23. 160 4.1 10O 55 s. 43. 16', 27 ' l 32 u I. 35 l fl ' 1g 1 20 63 i, . 63 '. , 94 45 13 H 69 i. 53 ij 66 5. n 'i 52'. 31 i 31 '. 54 , 13 76 ', ''. 13 i 30 62 'i 22 ', 24'. n :, 38 , 117 68 3. 23 7. 11 34 ij 27 V, 33 46 SS 61 33 i 55 !: 36 !. 44 54 ', 15 V, 39 i SH 38 V. 26 1A W, 38 1H1'. 29 5 37 . S'. 29 !. 43 13 'i 41 ',i 27 , 47 45 ?i 1st! ' KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 1931-52 1952-53 Jan. 17 IS Truck . 1 Rail 15 Month to date - . .. (05 Truck 87 Ril 618 Season to date -.. 349 Truck 1032 Rail 5267 Jn. II 19 Truck ..... ... . 5 R 14 Month to date 824 Truck . 02 17 12 65 1142 161 8491 936 5555 0 0 1142 161! 931 8491 : Ril 532 Season to date . Truck Rail 6368 1087 . ... 5281 936 5555 IDAHO FALLS IDAHO FALLS I (UBDAi Potatoes: Street sales market about steady to slightly weaker; Sales f.o.b. shipping point 100 lb sacks Russets No. ia washed, med. lge., 3.85-4.00; small-med., 3.70-85-No, 2s, 2.20-40. SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO Ifl CUSDA) Potatoes: Market about steady; Klamath Russets No. 1A, 4.75-6.00-bakers No. is, 5.75-6.00; Deschutes No. 1A, 4.75-5.00; Idaho, No.lA, 5.25, CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO l Potatoes: Ar rivals 263, on track 487; total U. S shipments Friday 954, Saturday 1. and Sunday 13; market about !r& c'lorado red McCIures M76-O0; Idaho russets $5.00-55. Utilities 83.50-60; Mlnnesota-North Dakota pontlacs $3.65 unwashed, $4.40 washed; Wisconsin russets $.0fl; Florida 50 lb sacks triumph types $3.65, ok iiwtNiii a joi nor 35 HI Hin MI i 3 & Grafts- CHICAGO t.H.i: CHICAGO l-a ow uui ir. Climb, accomplished on a iigm turnover, left grains with moors! advances on the board of rne Monday. Most cereais cipciica '" " scattered '" .H ing. Then wheal if In ird The bread cereals strengih held (he rest of ih! E iSi f I h Z'. Export houses bouuht wheat fol - -r lowing sale o, a cargo of the gran. to the Unlled Kinsdom. March K.33 com -. l '. higher.' UM 1 63 oats 1 to 1 ; high-! er. March n .-': rye 1 .-2 ,' Wheat closed 1 VI lusher, hicher. May 1 85 51 So: soy . January hp.ns 1 to 3 1. h'.ghi 53 91 3,-$:.9:. and Isrd 3 ''ems low. er to 3 cents a nunarea pcuna higher, January $9 45. WHKAT Open Hiell low t'loe Mar iM.y J'y 2 30 ! 2 32 3 30 1 t 32 2 34 i, 2 35 3 34 2 34 2.33 'i 2 34 3 33 2 34 1 2.34 ' 2 36 2.34 'i 2.3j .lsep PORTLAND tn Coarse grains , unquoicu. Wheat ibid', to arrive markrl. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white 3.40: soft white i exclud ing Rexi 2.40: white club 2 40 Hard red winter- Ordinary 2 41: 10 per cent 2.41: 11 per cent 2 41: 13 per cent 2.41. Hard white baart: Ordinary 2 62; 10 per cent 2.62: 11 per cent 2 64: 13 per cent 2.66 VA.- r s ca'r receiDis- Wheat S? S "4 tnches since Jan. 1. which Is I 4- nour 19- corn 16- oats'nearlv half the annu.il ai erase-1 je'eaU " ' i and with 3(6 days siill to 0. Today barter 3: mill S.?i,;i'-L-illL -s. jtliVti'! fifV-: ''ass.j . CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO m Traders in hoes pounded into new lusher price ground Monday as supplied num bers fell lar below a week at:o. Values ranged from strong to 50 cents higher. A top of $13.85 a hundredweight was the best figure in more than 14 weeks. Cattle were steady to 50 cents higher but sheep failed to make a ; market in early efforts. I Barrows and gilts generally sold from 617.75 to 119.75 and sows from $15.50 to $17.25. A few sows man aged to touch $17.50. Choice to prime steers brought from $25.50 to 834.50 and a few loads were held for higher money. Good and choice heifers mace $21.50 to $36.00 and few loads also were held higher. Cows tooned at 816.50. sausage bulls at $20.50, beef bulls at $17.00, and vealers at $31.00. Estimated arrivals Included 13.- 000 hogs compared with more than 18.500 sold a week ago: 18.000 rat tle compared with more than 25.- and 3,900 sheep compared with nearly 9.000 last Monday. STOCKTON'm (USDAl Cattle 150; slew; slaughter steers and neuers steady with late last week; cows stead.v-l.oo lower than last Monday; stockers and feeders steady-1.00 higher: good 900 lb fed yearling steers 24.50: few commer cial 20.00-22.00; commercial heif ers 20.00-31.00; utility cows 15.00 17.50; canner - cutter cows 12.00 14.5: utility commercial bulls 19.00 - 22.00; load choice 680 lb stocker heifers 22.00. Calves 250; active, steady; sev eral lots good slaughter calves 23.00-24.00; part load 450 lb good stocker steer calves 24.00. Hogs 600: no early action on slaughter classes; feeders steady; gooa-cnoice 50-90 lb feeder pigs 21.00-22.00; few lighter weights 23.00. Sheep 150; market not fully estab lished: few good-light lightweight feeder lambs steady-1.00 higher at 17.00. MILK MEKT The Klamath Basin Grade A Producers association will, hold an annual meeting tomorrow. 10 a.m. in tne winema Hotel. Listen f nr... History I PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION The cobrful procession to the Capitol 8:30 AM The inauguration, ceremonies and address 9:00 AM Highlights of the day at home and i.. 1:00 PM The gala Inuufruration Btll 8:15 PM KFLW-1450 on vour dial Tuesday, January 20-CBS Radio Oregon Floods (Continued from laie One) llmpqua Rivers, which caused most ol Dounlas cvumy a nisei, also were falling " ore. lini ; at Koseburg. Winchester d Elklon. in the Coos County area. 14! I person were evanw. " II ........ .. I...-A II.. UfltPl rmull voiicv. t - "- - - ,,.,d ,l0lU. 0( tome " ' r M .,.,, ere .. i0.v.vins from oilier tow-is " " areas m lite county. I , tl l.t.:r. ' Near Eugene. 350 perwna rTru,lrt .(l)mrr Am,,.ron. Sad a- JJ J, ,, w.ll..i.e.te River ,l0i,k, . rx,.c. ol W-.10. e ,ff, f,ty Moni,,y. mlb BrumbuU. diMncl gover- Vlooi .1.1. mere is U rt. nor o( KorlhrtB oiMi-nu. w.H.meu. began laiimg 1 The Willamette , sMer that It cres M.". ai id in. i Elmer FLvher. river inma.nn. .d the Willamette would ercM at 2V. feet at Cjirv.ll '" ilcvd singe, at J a in. Tuesda). i Downstream it will reach these i level.- 36 leet at Albany at noon Tuesd.iv. six feet over (lood stage; 24 . (eet t Salem at I P-m. Tuesday. 4 'j feet over flood stage; 16 feet at Oiegon City at p.m. Wednesday, lour feet over "ooc i stasc- and 18 feet, equalling (lood I level, at Portland early Thuisday. Willi the Columbia River also on j the rise Vancouver, wasn.. can expect some flooding Monday night The river will inch over Ihe 13-foot Hood siege there, bul Is expected to o onlv lo 19 feet in Ihe Kelso area, where the Hd tse Is 23 le.-i The run sweut on eastward. , where Central and Eastern Oregon ranchers welcomed it. Nearly two; good steers 23 50 2a 50. liu-lii1im ' inches of tain lell ovrr the week ' good and choice I I8J and 1.2'4 H end in Ihe Prineville area. Prine- at 25 50: commercial steers mostly vtlle reporied the rain has totaled .20.00-23.50: frw utttti v down to The heavy ram contributed lo KI..K-. ..h-. . ih. .veek iii.i...., . ...... Oregon. One car overturned into a water filled ditch east of Portland. kUlini: Kenncih Dean Djvis, 28 a soldier just back from Korea and Richard Alvm Kreofsky, 23. bo.h of Port land. COLLISION A collision west uf Por.lund killed Willis Lee Kcarn. 33. bherwood. and his sisicr. Mrs. Lola Helen ' Weeks. 28 Bcuverton. paul Edward Schuiner. 35. Eu- rene. was killed when atruck bv . aulomobile as Schumer walked across a road at Albany. In Northern California six lives were lost over the week end. Three of them were killed when a slide swept a railroad locomotive into the Eel River. The dead were P. C. Liscomb, engineer: T. R. Porter, fireman: and James Aure, brakeman. all of Eureka. On man escaped. He was Jesus C. SancaU, 34, South Fork. Calif., a laborer who was thrown into the river ss the rllde took the locomo tive down a 45-foot bank. He grabbed a log. floated to a bridge. and scrambled to aafety. He aul 1 lcred shock and bruises. At Orick. a flooded community 55 miles north ot Eureka. Arthur O. Grantstrom died of a heart attack while fighting flood waters, and Robert Lcttley was drowned Sat urday night. With communications cut off, there were no details on Lettley'a death. A sheriffs hell copter will try 10 remove the bodies of the two men. An earth slide struck an auto mobile Sunday 20 miles east of Eureka, and' killed George Craw ford of Burnt Ranch. PERTUSSIN Acts AT ONCE to Relieve BAD COUGHS nd HOARSENESS CAUSED BV COLDS ... ...iic nlHT.ON HERALD & NKWS. " 100 Visit KF 20 -30 Meet Mora Ih.n IW oricssiri in " , Northwest Uisimt ainxeii wi- ...... ia l!ia r.i In at HIP n'.mn .. .i... Ji.iri.-l nl .J0 cmi-Fiiu.in w. .! .1..... .... Intel national, held in Klamath Fa Is Salulday wnn l"e aimiwiu Tulelke club. a rmM. I .jibiiiiy 01 cubnhi lio - so club tn lrrl. Ne Wig ami n.,,n,nrt . dttctlasrd hr" i also pir.eut. h ...1... n..l .II.IM..T ix.1.'.r. IOIU inline. ''i .n...... n ..... . ....!. ..i ih KUin.ih IIUI M1U I'.w'.v club, acted as master ol reie- i monies during the convention. I The D.lle. t.Kik honor, in coin. peimon. wmnu,g t he man-mile troimy .lid a irnpny mr me skit. The IMlelake club won tne quartet awaid. The Dalles was sclrclrd s Ihe site for the summer contention, lu be held In June. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND tUSDA. CItlp t 1 b I p l.tVsO; innikr'. net i vi- frrf hirers urtd hrlrr crn- li.. vt, I,. 1,',-h-f runt I slilh.ly Irshrr Ihsn Lite lnl week , bill sllthtlv below a eek a ;o: arouno live torus inos.iy . nvi.p, under 11(0 lb (rrf .trrm 3s 00 y I under 11(15 lb Ird stcrri 3 00 i latter lor 1.032 lb; numerous loads is 50: booJ aiound 640 stock sieer 21 DO; lew choice fed hewers 24 CO sood lo.ds 21 P0-2-J.50. ulMilv an. liH'K sierra CO: d commerclPl hellers 15 50 yi 00; runner and cu:ier cows II CO I3 50; r.-mirr ana cuner . shells down lo 10 00 and belinv. I Utility cows 14 50-K. j0. lew young commercial cows 17 00-18 50. com mercial bulls 19 00-21 re: cutter and utility bulls li uo-mio Calves salable 2M); nurke. .bout sieedv: good and choice ewl-rs In llnnied u-.!v ot 21 00-30 00; lew good slaughter calves 22 iH. 24 00; medium-choice sleek 2u co if. SO. Hog salable I. BOO: lm-h:dr Increased supply feeder )is: but. clier classes about sfndy w tth last Monday or 23-SOc above Krid.iv: Vholce 1 and 3 butcher 180-235 lbs 31 CO-50 : 270-J20 lbs 18 50-19 00: ISO. 165 lbs. 19 00-50; choice 350 53 lb. lows 16 50-17 50; llhter weights up to 18 00: good and choira feeder pigs 19 00-30 00. Truck Blasts In Lapine BEND f) . A gasoljie trui k had Just finished tilling Ihe tanks at a service station a: Lapine Saturday when a carelessly tossed match ret the fumes ablaie. A passing log truck driver. Wil. llatn Horn, saw the (ire. hitched his vehicle onto the blazing oil truck and hauled It to a vacant I lot. There the truck w. demolished ' wnen me gasoline eipiwiMi. Belore the flaming truck was pulled away It burned slighlly the wall of a restaurant. I SO FNf It's rich In nut-like, wheaty flavor net too strong but just the way you lUttj It. ONLY MORNING FRESH BRINGS II Lj fl.MMiU.. II 'J fir ;v:fcp coidin iiown , Eisenhower Aides (, tinUrd tim ! "" the hands n( , ..at .)..! Itt itim in ami' i l-.ul II M..llil. II 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 li "' an director who like I '.'; . ....... Il ; mi.ii ri li c.llv MIIH""" ' " . aelllhiwrr. aiu ..... .1. uunl il ...ili.ti WllMHI Bin' .... I-.. Ill illirilll'll uw , .....l-l tls r """"'.'', Sill' IrleviMon iiniiiniiii. - - IMllUilelW". Ml" j 1 would le maivuiat In " ' Lt .mld be UI.I Zx. the Hr,H.Wiea.i ' . has .V"":! ' for elMCtliieni i - whirl! drlrtiiini iirnu . !.lci aMilr .nd .k ne rMi warn in. I I.. I1IKIII1. huiii. . ...l own lirm lloi III coilll.ii . uegoiialton. ,i,ii,fi Wilson I- ch; mr o 1'' ,. n. re. ' " d he eM--cl. the ' . ,,. u, noun ... i- in nv O Nt nutiw look : W ilson. srrwti Itkrty lo v.U:f ( Ihr Ik-moo t Urpuhlfn wlm (.vr brrn flbjrfUUfi lo of Ihl. kind i) Ten i .i il doe.ll t th "k h niHlf i the Senile . HHi.' M " th' ",J(,trr ill IU cleared tin. he lot Ul-d to s -e tins ne-'man " 1 " helm nl the D.-leme teji.itmeiit. Nudists File Incorporation SAl CM f A group ol liuillUs Hied article, nl im-oi potation here j i Monday, ! i :,,,i.,ftf i It is i-.lled K.crureen lodge. ri.i . ms- ami I. located .1 Philomath I"',,";,,,"",,! the.e Is . nudist emu Imoruor. Tll,,, .tot., me 1.. J. Homer, f. M. wood and F II HlrUenbouom llllirr new col Hir a lloln I'llltel Tire and Hupnlr ('mil pan). fcOReue, 5 000 shares no Pr iiihic. Hubert Morrison. Lee Wtlk and Ororitr T Landlord P.'eiller.Wlngjrd Lumber Coin, pany. Inc. V.ncalU. IJO 000 tier man K I'feifler, and Hees. and lrma WinWord A li.r 1, It. lull. Car.) on Cll). 3oo share no rar value L. lee Williams.. Annie Williams, and tarry Williams. Foster Wins Indian Vole In special election on the In- vi nmrd to huccerd Tony Unlve nn th Trttial Citn-uuvt Commit ler Untvc. nurndtnt cellvi in t'orlund. hun retlsnr.). Opouis FoMer in lh bAllollna were Tommy Decker. Vincent Rod- ner Jr.. Bammy Oodowa and Krana tj - jnur.crs. Koster Is to serte until July 1, lait FOR FLAVOR . Itm M".id :v ii.iuiir wiiii mown. Wr-lrin lilt 111. au.ir i'i"'. llirn" lull lrmiieinii .. 1. Im AIIT .Il.lliie mux Wind. "" I M nid.v . . in.thelrl). " , . ,, ..Hi il.H ( JJ III I' I' ... day rirnlllj VHH Molida) lliglil. u"1 (UtiitiiUh l;4m, tiptiiav. MaIii Mum).' Klell tH" ill! iliimlV wi'n :niMI. .r........... . - IMf.d.V .ltelli.mil. H"" ''"" ,r",,'" Mullil.y llliihl. Funcrol ai f ,... I". K"i' ir. -"I MI I it ..tritottf Mil".. lrr Htt 4 o m il H."" in . Kaia ! ,i.ii Obituary HI 1 I 11 -4 -I ' ,n lwt ' fli ml W 4 IM 0 m..e,, Mle.-. tf1 H"s ruh.i.1 !) m .-! I III I is. i; .. r -- k i -n s. mt l r.ir . Sl ii.i'. r.'u i 'h' m mii. K. Jn II , l., I.."- s'' Sit n.H .'. r ia. 1.F ......I iui l is.. Jil, ' I '. I.,td. !,. C.I. O.U. W.H. " '" ' s. h.:' Wis. 0-.'l Ok la ." . I . it.e'i n,.l . ivuss.-k i I. r a,. T.d T sils i' is- .!' i.riM. n.eii.i ih.'i -ir.'-.i tf U., IH I- . .w lW.,IK,n Hl.U Im IK V. -1. N. I r -.! lls- lt..M-n. Ua, l lin.t .14 K. I Utt Ml f KUtlltl le-jrtl hl4 Jm II. It) (.. i -srli'stM !? ! A'- A!--. tt-ei I4 r alt ('Mltil' ! I- ' (lit hwi' ! i 41'ht' ttttt) 1 erttVhlMrM tM V . t . a M i furtft Tnttt.u mlU M (4 llNlltlX l-4 !!! ( CaOMh r.ti, AtU Kii - . 'nit. nl cttnl ml l wi.) it . v 10 .. .. 1 lt-) Mm tM nlwli I sx asJ4t' rt Utt tt'i InllPi ( t lufnUh ol Ihl flir, tMiM. Utt J ItuUtw iMin, Murt u-ul ., tat an Ik Mill mm anHMMtTt4 WT Dtml i BUSINESSMEN ! ( t fMlf titssiMlMn ttm ft Carter's Collection Agency h. 6121 411 Main Merchants Set Meetina n, aniiu.l tnenlliii ul Ih. Kl.iB.!lh,.',ia aid aienii.nl. Aio. i.ti.,1, , .1 held Itiur-ilav. Jan. JJ .i ,r''m? I'.llr.il (. II a. aiunitiiue b, r JZJJ, -,i, llr.w. nul.iiiii, I'le.uieiJ riB I II will be a dlinwr inert n,, witall, 1. a aw ial hour a hnlulnl lu t. Nwjt ,l30. in llu.lli... Inr III evening ail . iHf ml rlmla rleelUlll ill lilllrei. , afc.'ji, Itnui.. liol"'v. anil iiium.iUtm, in, tiT;- ii l'... roina with your o(,1m fiji Ide.s .nd wnliiMin. wlnrli -ia( you lo ei Irwly teaaiding lh ita -.rtlvltle. which a. in n..iilV,,g llrlp.ie in Ihi. ronilnt year." i,,w iJJJya, ..id AM nieirli.uu ai Iriwl llnlled u i. !" Camera Club Plans Metting A llieetllm ol Use KI.IIIMh C.ni. na Club l a. Itediiled I,., i m i in TWadat. J.ll. 30 at the Coin. irnnHlr IHIIK. '! llre'. Til. ptoftam wilt Imlude a blu . .no allllr 'lla''in rn'ile.l mh r hi III 01 tl a. Ihe tulijei t trd I . tuMi'.ina be and wtlcnsn Irolnled .I'd'a rl febiuny (ull'.eet lie au'e lo take ratticf.i Ml th ON AMERICA'S MC CARS-GREATER-THJLii, Uy mi PRICED AS i 1149 AIKO.UU I-BOOI MOWJ" "1J ttdtimU I .! 11 Han4lln Chaign, Optioeol Jr" I j Come in and sec ihcrtp of ihe future ... ihe ... the luxury of M economy of opcriifl f from Willys. Seven he;. ffiodeli for 1953- ' IVMY SUNDAY, Willy b55n' LEE HUFF MOte 03So. 6th St. J- ;'- Wlllyi-Ororlond iponior the flf:M' JrJ ir 0 4 I ick. w, m.ju a.m. to iim p-"".! .