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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR NEW YORK IB With lh e rrpuon of model a lo demand lor few individual Issues, the slock market Wednesday drilled lower. The downside range ran to be ween 1 and J pouiia ai mc VJ'.J. ,,mh.r r.( minus!. steady, however, and soi .'r. ,h. H fractions. -UPVd. w. virtually ent.rely H-1- mourn -" maied 1.300,000 shared lnglv light day. Tuesday'i cam to 1.490.0O9 shares. NEW VOKK SIOIKS By Th Associated Tread Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers American Airlmet American Power i: Light American Tel. k Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Paciing Canadian Pacilic Caterpillar Tractor Celanese corporation Chrysler Corporation Clues Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultee crown ZeUerbach Curtis Wright Doug la Aircraft duponi de Nemoura Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric Ceueral Foods General Motors Georgia Pac. Plywood 30 . 74 S7 1 169 ' 69 M so 43 19 n r, 3. J M JiJ ! 91 1 3d J 30 ' 63 63 !; 9i 44 13 "0 aj ; 66 17 J4 Goodyear Tire 53 S Homestake Mining Company 37 U in L International Harvester ' intemauonai Paper johna ManvlUe Ubb y, McNeill Lociheed Aircraft Loew s Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward flash Kelvmator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish PacUi Tel. It Tel. Pacific Gas b Electric pakard Motor Car Penney (J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania Railroad Pecan Cola Co. Poilco Radio Radio Corporation Kayooier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Riabiield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Company Sean Roebuck 4k Co. Sooony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacilic Standard OU Calif. Standard OU N. J. Stude baker Corporation SunsbiDO Hfinlny Swift a. Company Transarnerica Corporation Twentieth. Century Fox Union OU Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel. WeningixwM Air Brake Wedtinghouee Electric woohxrorth Company 55 11 V I 32!, I 12 '3; 29 80 80 4 13 4 117 J i 32H 11 a, 34 4 31 4 33 ?, 55 i 61 74 56 59 t 36 44 54H 75 41 V, 38 26 38 1, 112 30 a,, 37 di 5 '. 42 U3a 41 37 !. 1 a 1 7S KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 1951-53 193MS Jan. II Truck 39 8 I 52 1202 169 3 Rail Month te data 6SJ 95 Truck RaU 103 ! Season te date mo Truck 1092 i307 0 Rail . Jan. M . Truck 944 5607 1 52 8 . 1251 177 1027 Rail . 6 853 Month te date - Truck Rail .. Season te dale Truck . RaU 558 6391 1092 .6307 8603 952 (651 CHICAGO POTATOES .i01?3.00 Potatoes- Ar rivals U8, on track 460; total US hlpments 892; about steady Colo rado red McClures $.4.80; Idaho russet M.10-25, to , i . M sfreo ' M'50, mmes IDAHO FALLS IDAHO FALLS -(USDA)- ahlpplng point, Russets No. l wash. ? rnedlum-large, 3.85-4.00; small medium, S.75-3.85; No. 2s, 3.25-2.40. SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO IftV-(USDA) Potatoes; street sales, market ILM ker; P""8 unchanged; broker dales Tuesday, market about ateady; Klamsth Russets No Ta I tach mln. 4.40; No. 1, o mm, VFW Restores Salary Cut SPRINOVIIXE, N. T. Th, hate to see a man take a beating ? h "ves 180 mile, away. Felton-Burn. Poa, 5260 raised 1.60 tad sent tt Tuesd.y te S .Bakr " tn ,0n of Conklln The Town Board had tS M cents from Baker', former ual 8alary-$4,596.80-because the a,x digit, wouldn't fit on yroU "d Pmi ln 1 M Mclos"lg moMl wder tor Uveilockv i: lllCAr.ll LIVKSVOt K CHICAUO Ho.s reaijoiidfd , tf(.,,VTd nei or nal lo mixed preMire neunc-auaj wilh varying price reactions, Lmht tiutrhera were eak to Ja ceuu lower. Heavier weu.hu The i steady to atron. frac - 1 Caul ; uneven rama v J l l.,,r on heavier : oer slanoo KIT.W and KKJ1 , - ai. .M.dv an excrvu- Mm a. ohsti ' total strong Most butcher weight hogs ranged rnun to sl Ji with one laiite lot toivmg at 140. Sot general ... i i. . . i . -e tn 1 1 - . uiuuku. irf Choice to prime steers sold from :J4S0 to $M. with one fugh- . prime load loppint: at US li. ri-a- 14 lest sliu-e Dec. Oood arm choice a i heifers made 5-'l 00 to 00. Cs topped at 116 00. 'l 'a h I Wooled lambs topped 5C2.50 but some were JJ3.00. Ees rema:ned downward. early at held for at (5 50 I ; tircjch: l t few hold eer PORTL4NI1 LIVISTtKK 15,, -v,,, I PORTLAND if itSDA'-Catt:," A; LAs Angeiea looa Itlsrv :u.--j salable 300- market rather slew. s , j.v nroiif'M M S , generally steady-weak few h:ch strr. a loclav Idaho rus good 1.055 lb fed steers 35 50: other -ets util.'.v graoe maoe 2 w; o good steers 3 00--M 00. inchidmg . M" msw:,. ( oune mini- ! l.JM lbs at ?3.00; sei-eril lots crn- mKa. vrf p s No 1 broughi mercial grades X 00 - 22 00: few ,0 & j.,, v s commercial-low good heifers .' No , s-cmcii: tor wtl Klamath 20.50: cannerutter cows ouj mostly i 11.00-13 50 scattered lots utility cows 14 00-16 50: commercial cows ctal grades 19 50-30 SO. Calves salable 50 market S.f.h.. nj-hn va;r "1 IW- '4 I. ism-" 'sMiiererf lots commercial - 'a, good slamrhter calves 18.00 - 54 00. Hogs salable 500. market fairly acme, strong to 25 cenis nigner than Tuesday; choice 1 and 3 butchers 180-235 lbs 21 00-50: choice 350-550 lb sows 16.50-17 50; good- 1 hmi-. fwer nin ssiahle around 1900-50. Sheep salable 100: few sales steady: one lot good-choice 88 lb fed No. 1 pelt lambs 22.50: choice prime wooled lambs salable to :n no- ffnod-ehoicA feeder salable s:i 14 1 17.00-50: utility-choice ewes nomm JJjaUy 5.50-7.50. STOCKTON LIVESTOCK STOCKTON I-IUSDA-Cattle 50. slow, receipts mainly cows. steady, cutter-utility cowi 13.00- 15.50. odd commercial 17.50. Calve 10 few alstt?hbr ralvex 1 steady, commercial-low good 20 00- 22.00 Rogs 100, market not established. Sheep 50, market not established. I . Grains ; ; J CHICAGO Wl An easier trend in com got the best of the gram market on the beard ot trade Wednesday. Other cereals sold off with corn, although their losses were not large. Wheat closed Vt lower to 4 high- er, Aiarcn jz.32 corn VI lower, March J1.62 V oats f lower, March 81 '-82, rye to 1 cent lower, May 11.84 L4-1.86, soy beans vt lower to 4 higher. Jan uary 12 92 Vrt2M -2. and lard 5 to io cents a nunared pounds lower. January 19.30. Wheat Open High Low Cine Mar 3.32 l, 2.32 2.31 3.33 t, May 3.35 t( 3.35 2.34 H 2.34 H Jly 1.34 U 3 34 S 3.34 3J4 Sep 3.35, 3.36 3.35 2.36 4 Dee 3.40'3 3.40 V, 3.40 2.40 ' Spud Shipments Shew Decrease Local potato shipments, perhaps because of a little less steady market, are off to about one-half of what they were a week or two ago. according to statistics re-1 ivsseu oy me Oregon Department of Agriculture s potato inspection "Mondav the ... and yesterday there were S9 ! To date about 6.603 cars have been shipped from this area, abouf 200 more cars than were shipped Jrom her " ' th m date last year. Weather v! I Western Oregon Cloudy with occasional rain in north Wednes day night. Scattered showers Thursday. Little change ln temper ature with highs both day, 45 to Wednesday night 34 to 44. Winds off coast southwesterly is to 26 miles an hour, winds will be come southeasterly 36 to 36 miles an hour early Thursday, then shift back to southwesterly lat Thura. Eastern Oregon - Clearing skies cTo,d,eidByv,!n,, leasing cloudiness Thursday. Cooler Wed nesday night. Highs both day. 36 to 48. Lows Wednesdsy night 26 to 36 except 30 In higher valley. Oram, Pas, ,nd Vicinity -1 Oc casional rain 1st Wednesday night A few shower. Thursday7 High Thursday 50. Low Wednesday nigh, Aaaoclated Pres. nfur tQ a.m. Wedneada.7 Mai. Mln. Prep. h n m M M ,M M .0 M - .15 1.07 W 43 - M M T 41 42 M n M ,u l.n H .10 IS 0 M M M 4 .!! M M .W 1. M M 41 .0? 1 M .d( Baker Eugene La Grande Medford Newport North Bend Ontario Pendleton Portland Atrnort Roseburg Salem Bolae Chicago Denver Eureka Lo. Angela. "w York Red Bluff 2"i Francisco Seattle. Spokane New Potato Market Report irwrin Ha market coveiac The Herald and Stmt -wo"- week a daily rV'1 on uv pNate mariet a mntra - i con Slate Extension snra- . .... uwM LTI Ql.i i n; i - - reporis pun-ea . held! Beo.uv. of niailinc df.a'v r; repora i'.ll rnww rm ! day, behind u d.i K to The first rervvt a;ve. I""' POTITO M4RKI TS. J l At Portland uvsav uSe v-a', - Pi , nl m a mneeraie Tnt oenian.. -a4 n4 marxri j . urn ihe Deschuies area, t - huchi 4 as Orrcon haters, from '.he rvschules area. X' S V.i : Drought I Sc. 13a bakers V S No 1. brovtii: 4 At San rraiv-isc l.v1 the iv ta:o market a aNui :eac. Tra.-k s:es o! KlamaJi ruselv I' S No 1 A ? uvh mimmum. 1 . k v ,. orca.n, ; to 40 Klamath bakers I S M. - . . ......4 inn t. X TS i Klamath bakers, t ounce mmimun-. s:re. l S No. 1. brought 1 le 5 25. ! At Chicago tod.v tne potato : pir w. liberal The demand was .'fair and the marcel was aooui sieaay. Track sales of Idaho ru - sets. V. s No. ia. wasneo. orounu 5.10 to 5 35 uccastoiuil ra w potatoes runmng to to 45 per i cent 10 ounces and larcer in aiae orougni in w of U. S. So. 1 A and generally; good quality Idaho russets, brought i J 25 to 5 50. At Yakima today.the potato sup ply was moderate and the market was slightly stronger Russets from the Ellensburg district. V. S I No 1 A. washed, brought 4 00 to i 4.15 In a lew sales. Ellensburg rus sets. U. 8. No. 1 A. washed, brought 1 15 to 1 20 a 50 pound sack. At Idaho Falls Friday the potato offerings were moderate. The w ire i Inaulrv was moderate and me market was about steady with a slightly weaker undertone. Russets U. S. No. 1. washed, medium to large site, brought 85 to 4 00. Most of the salea were ranging from IM to 35 with occasional sales higher. Russets, small to medium sue, washed, u. 8 No. 1. brought 3.70 to 3 85. Unwashed rus sets, medium to large sue. brought 3.75 to 3.90 In a lew sales. Small to medium site unwashed russets. were quoted at 3 60 to 3 70. Track holdings of potatoes at the 16 major markets ot the nation today amounted to 1493 car. This compares with 1216 cars on track one week ago. Arrivals at the 16 major markets of the nation today were reported at 1060 cars. This compares with 1079 cars arriving one week earlier. Total shipments of potatoes throughout the nation over the weekend amounted to 1781 cars. of this number of Pacific North west shipped 699 cars. Idaho moved 604 cars, Oregon 75 cars and Waslngton 30 cars. The USDA report of merchant able potatoes In dealers and grow ers hands was released today. It shows a total of some 111 million bushels on hand. This Is approxi mately 30 million bushels more than was on hand a year earlier. While potato stocks are larger than year ago. they are about smaller than the very large stocks In January I960 and somewhat be low the 10 year average. t'.N. HELPS KOREANS ; SEOUL (AV-The United Nations Civil Assistance Command has pro- IIId ?? 23 000 Ool. Harry L. Mavfleld. whn heads the command, says the gram In cluded rice, wheat and corn. May. field say the agency also turned over 15.000 tons of elothlng, blan. kets and other supplies to Koresni hospitals, orphanages and other I institutions. FMEE m-a.m 's t ""Til ,(MiiMe4 fTW. r .!! . rea.HI .,W( to m-l.-ot ir.'-ft - on l - WW nciiN-r for n.r at.invl 1 am -o. rvrr uch nor - he explained ,.r ,. ,u,-h ...... ... i.-tnl inirrft U the rui Am-! I fl" ' . ....... . inmt And I wf" , " peor- nav -ok-e in ine ma.." !wre ihne a i none I f.i-.ir tMoivajeh and ,Mixjtli and order - M ,,, . n,lwB t . Tnullu'Tv,M Thei h been neoulallon lha ,s t .-nfHmer attmointiai mv !ron unon ronuuc.ten ' further h-ige mu:itruUe P -.u, i.ir aivum. - . . rm riwri t 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' Ty.r tvwei reenue the nro-ecia are used to deliav c.Nt. le an exient that reduves menli required iri.galw pa On oJirr matters that pome un Orr bi detvarinien: McKay presrd l.w ilews: For Ino.anv. h; polk Is a a lo: eiim.n.-.xm o.' thetr men: war.1sh;n a MVn ai rxvsslljl! Vt r nugb: to look .mi Indlatu as p . .ir. Amet and not .ndians or :.v He adoed thai du:.ti trim as governor in Oregon he had an a.-l.ve council woi .ng t the in dian problem and tna; the Ixglsla- ture repe.lea t0 laws dix'nmina torv to Indians. A result was that Ind.an child ren now attend public srhiiols in Oregon Just a while children do. M.-Kav s.ic On wildlilt reourve " l,lrfe and protest wildllle renun-ei .ar posainle ronslstrnt wuh the eniroachment o! elvilllaUon ; o- m.n-r f :i ,hora oil which were administered bv the Interior Department but now- have been ordered trans ferred to the Navy, McKay said he aas a ataiea rlghu man and there fore lor slate ownership of the oil reserves offshore but within state boundaries. The new aecrelary decUued to discuss any specific project. Camp Fire Names Heads Officers were Installed in a re cent meeting of the Camp Fire Leaders Association Thev were Mra Orville Herman, president; Mrs. Orover Ward vire president; Dolores Kidder ecre lary; and Mra. J. M. Woodward, treasurer. Plana were discussed for the Camp Fire workshop Jan 31 at the Chamber of Commerce, 7 lo p m. La-aaers and avxixtami ara I urged to attend. Many of the members announced Plans of attending the Camp Fire Leaders annual conference, region 6. at the Multnomah Hotel, Port land. Feb. 37 and 38. The region embraces association In Montana Idaho, Washington and Oregon. tOlCATION APr-ROtm MANILA iiA I4.350.ooo educa tlonal program for 1953 in Uid Philippines under the Jolni ipon sorshlp of the U.S. Mutual Security Agency and the Philinomea ,,... ell for U 8 Aid has been aonmvrt by the Council of stale n -.ii. for the rehabilitation of vocational ana trade schools home economics courses, develop-' ment of basic education ..... clallied teachers' training and re- habituation of several colleges. DTTCCWI trwd for luhlae ifiiaaa. aaonaala. lafu. y. --JTirX. aaar U-aarUUaar Iraaa h il aa "T-.1 . ma Sale F"a Dd l laa aara as Saa 4,a aVarw fM -M lift, tat - woKm-.R sai,v,. IT:.. ITIS"- " aearaaa. Lit laa wonnarn srimirATRn OAr- I1 rafonnrt Traht aadtrr. aaeuaa. Ttr Uaaat. Ja. VTaaa! i'i'i! 'sua r rr. oatoi-a HOdfrowx naiifinisT. a o oo rAU omaw Will III . .nai. ihiii ,.n.k.. J ' . . ,k. jmI nf nit lk Sidl Kli IMaaaal I Hum IN ll'l". ' in. " . J,'-. rtme Mill! tlltl. In - , kioia fr ri'hhn llir : . i i idd...' BLOUSES Cotton and Rayon. Siict 32 to 42. Many itvlet nd colon to chootd from 88c Nylon Blouses Si.di 38 to 42 Rdt. 3 VI. NOW 2.98 lov'i POLO SHIRTS Sii. 4 t. 12 WHIT!, ILUI. YILLOW 39c NOW Wan -1 a..l " "' " " ' " "Wit SOX" CHILDREN'S ANKLETS 4 month', weor 4 Br, ,UU Bronco Jeans Siit. 4 to 12 IO-01. Denim 1.88 l-All'.'l ld:l-Ck I "k . . . .1 fcAMal mi, r- H' MOIII ltl IU" , ad Mil ! Jaa Ut, ul di f HAikli dMd It .ill I... ' d'a-aa-da ....... fiwilia Waida KU'alll fuMial lioa . . 1 N9wamrry Nvtr Sfi ffor a riKI KING 3-Pc. Mixing Bowl Set IVOIY HIAT MOO 49c 79c. NOW Reeuler 1S FIRE KING COFFEE MUG 10c Novdlty TABLE LAMPS MUictwe $ ntf CoHf.) Mill. In rN n4 Win 1.29 ftff. l.fl. NOW MoK rrootesl FtATHIR PILLOWS Filled witri crwtttdd (tiicken ledttier. 1.00 Men'. RAYON SLACK HOSE All tiiet and color, lor work or ploy. 27c NOW InJont." CRIB BLANKETS Imporltflt, but you will ri"0W ."." tnot they re "VT buy ot Q Ploitic SHOE BAGS Imbontd ploitic In red, orttn. and blue 12 Pockttk 79c fvvr "open "9 Satvr Ml DtMolay To Install Brass I1tr new Klamaii. I li e i r.im...l at in. MaiJV? Cummin,.. ,,, "gf'K1 I Mat lor DdVMI W....H m V Cik Uutdnlli Waaler CtMimiU. " Um llaiui.m ta i h, lr..l.ll,,, 'aw fie.r. ami all i.,iw i a I tmtt aid daiKM ialU invllT! ! la dlk V.l 441 a. wwmt faj en Any and Ivry Q7- 0 J aa .. ' .Qmaj mw tor wouruH 'thjgy 4 c. CLIAR CLASS Mixing Bowl Set 39c .(. NOW COMB SET 10 rlici Thdie coenbt ret. S ! I0 Mr. 'I W Tu ft all 25c tai COB CANNON Bath Towels Km 7t A RmI m At ONLY 57c KnUtai BATH SOAP ftn. llUt. ddnid). (rnatitm end t4d 39c min'S WORK SOCKS J fair Gaiarontedd J Month. 85c Jr. FOR Housir Slit. llttU- ond Mtttroi H d. Voluot to S2.fl FLASTIC KITCHEN CURTAINS 99c NOW SIS M.in-WWtaJ t rid ttH V T . . PERSOMUl CHECKS -ur name and) addrew prii? An V. I t L.' onal check, nee Fire Ik ft a wei-K rvguior personal CIW For yoor convenience 10 to 5 six day day. Uktmath uth l t& ...Bli tie'- pi