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Newspaper Page Text..aril rAIJA OHWSOW 1IKRAU) AM' Widen Tolk PAGE FOUR Hansen Boy ,riii"' "m r,t I S3 55 43 35 h 35 -i 90 'i Si K- n'. 17 54 ' M "t 13 H 33 V 13 . 3i 117 S 6 69 33 . 11 34 i4 37 ' J3 S 46 H 55 s 60 H 33 S 56 5. .- -.Stocks. J WAIX STRKrT NEW YORK W1 PrioM -awed within (tnrlly narrow ranse the ""rkrt "T day with a HhUy msr tend ency. inrt. in the mator aroup re versed themselves several times during the course of Uif session bui most of the movement were con fined to small fractions. Where strength showed. ti " -( few major rails and m",s Volume was at the rate of about 1.400.000 shares against Wednes day's 1,300.000. Due to aire trouble, a eoraplel list of quotations " ns " today. Full service will be re stored tomorroa. New York Slocks Br The Associated '" American Tel. 6 Tel Beihlehem S-eel Boeing Airplane Co. Burroughs Addine Machina California, Packing Canadian Pacific Celanese Corporation Cities Service duPont de Nemours Georgia Pac Plywood Homestske Mining Co. International Pater ' Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated New York Central Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel Tel Packard Motor Car Penney (J. C.I Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. Phllco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp Rayonier Incrp Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safewsv Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck Co. Socony-Vacuum Ou 36 Southern Pacific 45 Vi Standard Oil Calif 55 Va Standard Oil N. J. 75 Studebalcer Corn. 41 Sunshine Mining "i Swift Company U Transamerlca Corp. 35 Twentieth Century rox IS H Union OU Company 39 Mi Union Pacific ' 113 & United Airlines 10 V United Aircraft HI, United Corporation t 'i United Slates Plywood 39 S United States Steel 42 V, Warner Pictures 13 V, Western Union Tel 43 Westinghouae Air Brake 37 T Weatinghouae Electrla 47 a, Woolworth Company 46 If livestock pi Rv AV S " s KLAMATH FALLS IIVrSTOlK AITTION MAKKKT January SI, IJ By John Lander Jr. Aillnit At. economist Recruits of cattle were 47S com pared to 815 last week and 187 a month a bo. h mariri was lien erally steady with some Increase in fleshy cows and steers. A little weakening was noted in thinner cows and stocker cattle. Other type steadv. SL.U l.HTr R CATTLK: Com mercial cows sold from 17 00 to in in mid utility cows turned from 15 so to 16 90 with dinners and cutlers sellins from 10 00 to 14 70 Shell kinds went down to a ai. Good steers aold around 31 50 with commercials some about :'0 70 and utilities downward to 17:10. Com mercial and good heifers sold from 18.10 to 30 70 and utility lieilers down to 16.00. Utility and commer cial bulls sold from 18 00 to 31 80 with cutter kinds down to n ii with an extreme top of 33 '-'5 on one IirM ve.iler. Good calves sold from 23.50 to 34.24 with commercial calves sellinit from 18 00 lo 31 60 I STOCKF.RS AND FfcKDKRS: ! Stocker receipts consisted mainly ; of medium to sood calves weish-i Ins from 375 to 400 pounds. Med ium and food steer calves wemh ine from 375 to 600 pounds sold I from 31.00 to 33 10. Odd head ol ' medium steers of the same wrlKM: Mf Hoi hi I ., t4TJ ri ttSX. e.. .c , ol his latwr. ...l-r r ll.arlv ..! " (lleim H.i". wl, rf w rlw in ri"n ;'ir;h".,"::u::::,n " - - " a -c-y Hrvrn W' hiee eomixiiiMiii r, ... Uniiid car h'irl car crru KiaillAWl r "I' ll Hiuen ami bound DAGMAR SAYS SHE IOST WIIGHT Dammar I above I .ayi the it on dlef and hat taken off 20 poundt. However, the de claret the whittling down proceil hatn't affected her cele brated chett expantion of 4 2 1 i Inchei-normal 45 expanded. At left her hulband, comedian Danny Dayton, adjuttt t tipper in March of last year. At right it the Dagmar of today. McKay Hears Power Foes "ril. end Hi.Um.n aUlton.i.H llt .Maaal "HI ... until a " "'"" ''oil, li.kl.lv PI"-"'! ,, rd !' 7 u.,d. ..Id elloila ' b,n,f"V1" III, iiiiile inm (I M Mi wiIhui u a lutib.iin man. the .etlr a!.ll ' H ! "I ...ltl... Ul.1 ""''" known lit I'"' ' i"1 .. . ...... .... k.l llial aik' ttiev oririra "mi turn lo nt "oi a !n.ii on his rhaiacter and !! rlty .......... - k..i l rnllltie Klamath Fall. tl 'emt ,,.t, ..id. '! U elllliusl.M' aie UMIi lt, wmt iiianex Ihrlr own association nn a w.'ivl orKul.'u"-: im-eti'ul hTiil.y. 7 3u "i . t ll K VUI" Flllv-tlnrc dilM!" .ml '-r ,,w0 ria Hs-ned lMrmliethli rird. air conditio:-:1 INO'J IHIIT u "" '" I ..... k.iiiiH l.ir ..llesr iludenl. rn Cliritm mr wri. d.vk WT 8ii.'U y, and VMI Ham ru-kell. 40 in Race Drivers Slate Meeting s AUTO REPAIR Mala, kaaaaeiiu.,., oJ( WASHINGTON Ifi - Public po'- mrrllna . er lin A i-.-r ""' t.. it.. ir..iiii l uttfink .11 dtivrt. mm hi-lni- "iinnivvi-H In U'hat 1 tM-llrva unci uwnrl. lo .ltrll.1 l.illlorTHW snirt from 16 50 to 18.30. Odd liend er policies advocated by new Sec- hire ilir vtrw. ol the people ot the niitht inrKint iw r'"' of Holstetn steers sold around 15 50 . ! retnry of the Interior Itouiilas Mc Pnt-ilir Norlliwest." iiond ie eil lo Kinuri Jim Medium to Rood heifers sold from : Kay were scored by Sen. Matnu-1 Hepiihllcni Srn fotdon Irnm Kuler. aiHl lUdcliile. or "II 7i o .irt -. in ,...1. crt.i, h..4vi.r i i iD.U'ash I Vetlnesd;iv diirini; McKtiv's home slate rtrlenilrd the lUid Um rarJu; lnle H debul heifers at19.00. Odd head of slock ' Senate debate on President Klarn-, new intenoi secretary in Kl.m.th Falls la sununrr out cows sold around 15000 Odd lol bower's cabinet selections. i He said McKay Is not aiuunt local Uiueis esixeiard disl of stocker calves around 300 pounds Mannuson asked that he be re-1 Public power but CrrN it should be taction ii some plia.e. ol It. sold from 20 80 to 25 00 Baby ' corded as votins "No" on the lor-1 controlled at local levels. oK-rUoii rmWe sold from 5 00 to 35 00 by ,,,r n... riir .tlrr nredlL-l- (.'onion said McKay has cited i Kalcr said Klalll.lll Falls llia tlx . .. it.. lis tit tet ill cnaii.... h- "I ' '"U.IK- Ol a l. idrnitat outer liu ts would bar him li, m imsmims- Ul" I' vl conn act. If added thai the While )(' h.,i iwen .lil.tsd ol Ihla -U- the head SHKKP: Receipts of sheep were 29 compared to 16 last week. Gooo and choice slaughter lambs sold ing a "ticadHin Hum velopmcnt of Pacific water resources. from 17.60 to 1S.40 Good and choice I hmw,imm,ira, rr, v,ru ",mo siaugmer ewes ciearea iu.i. th- rtn over de-1 an example of public and private tie in swth Ashland 3- .N'tt-.L.lk" - KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 19J1-M 1952-53 mxmosmii Jan. U . Truck . Rail Mont to date Truck Rail Season to slate Truck . Rail 24 3 - - 31 -..- 877 98 579 6423 .105 5328 55 11 ' 44 139 188 1121 .666 963 5706 CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO 1 Potatoes: Ar rivals 92, on track 430; total U. S. shipment 877; dull to slightly weaker: Idaho russets 15.05 un washed; Minnesota-North Dakota pontlacs $3.40 unwashed. IDAHO POTATOFI IDAHO FALLS It) (USDA)-Po-tatoes: market dull: sales f n h hipping point, 100 lb sacks. Rus sets No. 1, washed, med.-lg., 3.80 4.00; smaU-med. 8.701; No. 2s, SAN FRANCISCO POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO ll (UDA) Potatoes: street sales market about steady; prices unchanged: brokers ales Wednesday about steady; Klamath Russets No. 1-A, 4.25. In ao ciues: arrivals 358 cars; cars on tract 1,310. slaughter ewes cleared HOGS: Receipts of hoss were 105 compared to 74 last week and 34 a month aso. cnolce 1 ano j oar rows and gilts sold from 19.90 to 20.80 with medium butchers around 18.00. Sows sold from 15.50 to 16 30. Feeders turned from 17.00 to 18 30 with weaners selling from 2.50 to 6.35 by the head. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Prices on live hogs reversed Thursday the mixed trends they had Wednesday. This session found lightweight butchers steady to 15 cents higher and heav ier weights and sows steady to 25 cents lower. Cattle were mostly steady while sheep sales were not completed by late in the session. Most butcher weight hogs sold from $17.26 to $19.40. A top value of $19.50 was placed on around 150 head. Sows mostly took $15.50 to $17.16. Steers and yearlings ranged downward from $30.00 on mixed choice and prime to $21.50 on good grade. Good and choice heifers brought $21.00 to $25.00. Cows topped at $16.00. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND IP (USDA I Cattle salable 300; market slow; weak to 50 cents lower with some beef cows 1.00 below Monday: one lot good 1.092 lb fed steers 23.75; few commercial steers 21.00-32 00: can-ner-cutter cows 11.00-13 00; utility cows 14.00-16.00; commercial bulls 19.00-20.50. Calves - salable 35; market ac tive, steady; choice vealers 30.00- 32.00; few commercial grades 24.00 - 26.00; commercial - good slaughter calves 19.00-26.00. Hogs salable 400; market steady; choice 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 21.00 - 50; heavier weights 19.00 20.00; choice 350-550 lb sows 16.50- 17.50; few medium feeder nigs down tol4.00: good-choice scarce; ban against feeder pigs being re- imposed as precautionary measure enecuve noon Thursday Sheep salable 100; market steady; few good-choice early shorn wooled lambs 21.50-22.50: feeders scarce: salable around 17.00-50; good-choice ewes salable 7.00-50. the cabinet after the debate Mtignusotl attacked McKay's views on both public power and Alaska statehood, describins them Dulles Insists On Loyalty Northwcnt powrr rUMt.:,: side bv mlr Hip prrvnt cooix-raltnn brtwrru publir mui pmAip iiuhtir.i in tlir North wr.it powrr pool. Spi.v Morrtr Ind -Orr. Ctmvri tD-N M nml HotUml Id M ! .to Jomrd. in (lie drbatr !op snirt hr would not opco-u MrK.ty piomtnirnl but added hr found nt views And .McKay ' "completrlv t odd- on nirrlts o various tvitir.i .Moff said he pUnned lurthrr coimnrnt on tne appotnimcnt won. Hond noted tht thh MtKar. .vM Ulloa aiul ft prnHv.l l uitei ny no to butid attoiht-r ttn k liriui Htadium. tlie ptjrl bAllprk. w Ut U ot Uii sum niw 1 fttcinit. Bigger Heads SA Advisors I Ray tlikiter. ehatrnian of Ute it,. n(l.f .Istlt Calilnei mm- aria cuiilllllied In flWP rlrtilar. .Iler lsl tUl ilisruuion 17"n m an 1 1 inliivil ccrttmai) at t! ' ' the CtsrlUsolsel. tl Irsalr own itiaiivr. I.wkiiia' on. "r tw oath in Ihia oi.iw J.ihn faster IKllle.. swrofarr tale tleona M ltumt'h"'y. Halt ot live Trra'urr lriim lltosinrll It.. ailtllr aclieial; Al Ihur )' Ituniiiieillcld iliiiaste Sncr.l lkHl(la. Mi Kay. wl il.iy ol Use Utlaflax. K Tat) i H.IWOH. wfla ol .a-lWulluia. I 'mn-laii .. rt.i ot c"t , meitc. .nd M.itm f PuUin. . retaiy ol lab..r No dlMcnlUtf vote. ! held III the Honale oil tu.illnn.lK "I i Hi. eight C.biis.t mcmtMif. at : lhou!i lo wn.lof. e. 1 ll.r had id to be on leeord in otxsai. : AUTO SEAT COVfti! IUNOOWN TINtJj BAKERY GO0D$ ' KLAMATH r AJT aj ; wi, J, , Iw0i BASIN BRIEFS Tfct HIRALO 4 NWJ COMMERCIAL HAtlll ANOIRSIN CeN m tax MUVT MAUUtft.rl lion while governor of Oregon, and Oov. i ' ; IWn YK ilt'SUi -miwa". Arthur R l.n.li. ( U'-.h,..,.. 1 l'MIHl l hll W poiilWl .1 ; ...v,-., Mul He. Tel. 11 al Aitl. were reelected although they had,'"." bo"'' annual meaning h ""i culture hns.m allllutM on . .. - ' testified .niiui . rnlnmhi. v.li mema noiei lurm.,. VfJZ Klorid. .,d he SJ'a to the nation's policies in this. Ita thought this demmiiiratcd that time 01 greatest peril. , Masnuson As his first official act after be- tlnuNig gtsyrtrunervt l.fm piwe . I porta at presa-nt lyli peyon4 1904 Urn. Miiiw it Wasli said h dilleint with fttciel.iT ol In In- Commercial RtfrW. UIM aW MtVICI - lasamjf , CAiain . rtsMttm and Orrifon. tile meeting definitely, distinctly ,ner ol,lc" named to III. Board i (tof McKay on ps-blie Pr too and finally in lit, minority in : "M Vke Chairman larnell I ' - .. . .. . i.i- . .. . . I'nllrr It r.l I l.il il ISrttlir arvl .... . . . .. ln sworn In Wllh other Klsenhower i """"u"" "" oi ana opposing i I "" " cabinet members Wednesday. ownership ol oll-slioie oil """J ,""ola neuvorlng in the Wilwri ctM Du, addre're? a letter to some 'ch McKay has advocated J .J t'"' le.d.y. S Americans employed by the M.tuaon replied In, view, on ' he mmu thje.ta Included many , ,.ItamtaU loW ,.,. wil, Slate Depanmeni at home and Publlo power were well known tn . member ol tta KlamaUi Itualnru - bad (e),,, him and ortl DRY CLEANING V -www svvsiw SANfT KILIAILI ClUN0). abroad. He advised them to expect changes under the new Republican administration and said: "The na tional welfare must be given prior ity over individual concerns." Dulles added: President Eisenhower recently stated, 'this nation stands In great er peril than at any time In our history.' "The period Is of a kind which places a special responsibility on each and every member of the De partment of Stale and the Foreign Service. It requires ol us compe tence, discipline snd positive loy alty to the policies that our Presl dent and the Congress may prescribe. his home slate and he loo had ,wl rioleaalonal Women. been reelected. Shot Victim Still Serious Mrs. Rita Clouller, 1416 Nimlu, Court Rules Against Negroes WANHINUTON la came before lh casmmltlre a aln "to clarify" hi ltlf l.V- tnoriT Baltonstall uld lw lotd Wl. , on the commute, could not act now until IV fiv4 as ollklal j nomination , I Ijio in the day W II IVrxan. ' r-iarfihasser 'a Aitaju toe con- ELECTRIC CONTtAGf? LIACH SUVICI CO. Caaiawtsl iawW i . - TV 0. I Court o( Apisrall. dltldilif t to 4. ruled Tliursttay thai eatitsg place. ' irrational li.iiwn ronfefrrd t in the capital may relmo serslce lenith lin Haltanatall. Tn laler lo Negroes. J w-ould giv no details, sarin only Tfl malnrllir hL4 ll. . I I ... j 1 1. I -m.m mnal bun HmmiI mi KlamaTh V.ll u" ilT l 1 Pased by the llsl.Uy. .mbl, I the t. ' . , :! " V "P "al "i 'r' l""J " racial dlv Vn lly.d U.V.. or ol in, L,m,h !i "ldrnl1 f"nolicrlmtnalion cannm be enforced lor fli.l lo r.is quUon an lit w. terd " '"j "" msKw reaaon. , wn nomination, also got tel.. The gun was discharged. . o. 1 .J.!,""U"lm'nj,.llon. i W"w". Irnr m inn. . ... .. ;""nl ",K "r place ianQ aooui sii net aiKloseq. i h. hein,!. T. 1- Ctu",ri,or 1f V"M' lh" " lr b. put -ere lour other Ki.nhow.f lec She had law .rV, r 'T; I ""'eu"on m,w leUl.,iy.;l.on. lo, loydel, ELECTRIC HEATING IIICTRIC HUTU m Wllllt tUIOINTIAl ANO AN MsTIl Ni TWsM fp-irff-4 "Less than that la not tolerable . She had laid the rifle? aside or a at this time." f-A-'V'!' .7ie '.i. FBItoStudy Train Crash WASHINGTON Wr-Tha BenRle Commerce Committee Thursday -""'J uaixa ns investigation ot the runaway train at itimmvtsr.--. Union Station and asked the FBI to Hlu" r cviuence oi sabotage. Chairman Tobey (R-NHi said the committee may not write anv . .iu were nas oeen much conflictlne testimonv. hut - ..j nlMI ule urates. In two days of bewildering public testimony the committee heard a variety of possible explanations as .lbyJHl ?2ylvani. Rail- .. ttuc impress bolted w.lh ""PP'ns Wock and ran I UWa,te1 'ram from Boston as nM S N.eW ?aven last Thursday, said he found at Kingston, R. i. o .mr.e?ne must ed from ,1 glt. cock 00 third car from the front, shutting off the ir pressure on the brakes. Funeral Grains - 1 PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND I Coarse grains, 15 day shipment, bulk, coast de livery: Barley No. 2, 45 lb B W. 67.00. Wheat (bidi to arrive market basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.41 !,; Solt White ex cluding Rex) 8.41 W. White Club 2.'1 1.2. Hard Red Winter; Ordinary 2 42 10 per cent 2.42; 11 per cent 2.42: 12 per cent 2.42. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.62; lo per cent 2.62; u per cent 2.64; 12 per cent 2.6b. Car receipts: wheat 47; flour 8 corn 2; oats 3; mill feed 3 CHICAGO GRAIN Western Bull Sale May Flop DENVER I Cattlemen alrt Thursday that because of de. pressed market, possibly one-third of the 3,500 purebred bulls on sale at the National Western Stock onow win lail to find buyers. ensa mat- moment and lh. ehiM .. . ,lr"T riry w oe have picked it un and Til, L. . J' 0 o1"" "fusal , tense. Robert T II llt.ven.. bullet Ctefin ,h. w"!"1 ?! ".."'P'-'n rUur.nl r.l.ry .1 ,he Army. Ilotmt side. tv. "u. Awl.ron. secr.t.ry of ih. Navy It was rervrl. " ".""."l u. re.cn anq 11.1010 C .. --e "M ....uruiiaiy S UI BUpretnD CJCAirt Ulllmalei. I nrsv tnal the child si. u,. I ' Talbott. 'of lh Air force. sec. M ecrolary ENGRAVING HYDI'S JIWILKS-tZ tit I a Al aVattsal "l.et WH la. Jerl Maaartela Cloutier a aon. Bonney to Attend Archery Meeting Clly Recre.iion Director Ir, Bonney and a member of the park board a yet unidentified, are slated lo nllend . m..!i., .... .. . . . . vi. .u m " "l" i last, year s snow, when 1.284 "-" nrcners. a group of local bulls were auctioned, the average ! , ,nd ,rrow enthusiasts, tonight price was 31,080. This year 1800 is 1 30 ln the Altamont Junior High considered a good sale. 1 gs"n- Show olficials estimated that the I , Tlle "chcrs want to Install a show's grand champion carload ol I "eld course at Moore Park. Pro 12 Herelord bulls, entered bv the I posed pllln "nw courses which CK Ranch of Brookville, Kan. I woul1 Provide good shooting (,r would bring 34,500 per head. Last i p0 and still provide protec year's grand champions, also ,or onlookers, owned by CK Ranch, sold for 7 000 ' n Pre"ld"1t of the archer u Dale each Frank Wilson, manager of the ranch, told reporters that drouth conditions in the West and South west this year are partly rcsponsi ble for sluggish bull sales. He said many cattlemen have been forced to sell their breeding herds. Declines In commercial prices also have made buyers reluctant nnm mrge sums in hulls. Obituary KBOHSf servleei tor Brown. 44. who diin Mr,'" , Ml. Carm.1 rC..L aiy OI -h.n . "Will, rr CHICAOO I - A slow down-!r w s. ' caltlc comP!tlng ward orice drift marir.rf H..iir.. I10' rlbhons at the show were sold Wednesday for an average of 34 cent, por pound cumM top prices for commercial fat cattle is 26 cents. ,k. n . '. "Timenrin neoy officiaime ' "1 lnlrm.ni i "".'"u W.rd's Klamath charge. . ..iwri i-meterv 'uersl Horn, LEI ervlr and lataeavsat b?' it. m,''t morlal Pmrk. U ttl'".U M- ard price drift marked dealings in grains on the board of trade Thursday. Wheat held up best in early deal ings, but once It started dnsmnrH It went further than anvthino else. Losses ran to around i cents as one time in the bread cereal. While there are good prospects of fair sized wheat exnort hnsi. ness in the near future, no ex- puia were reported. Wheat closed 2 s..j ia i.r March 32.29 t, Corn 144 i4 lower' March 31.61 , oats r-l t lower arch 80 Rye 1 (i to 2 cents lower, May 31.83 sinh.or.. 3 Va-3 lower, March 32.94-2.94 and Lard 5 to 2S cents hundred pounds lower, March 39.47, WHEAT Open High Low ne Mar 2 32 2.32 , 2.29 3, 2 2D i2 May 2 35 ', 2.35 , 2 32 !i 2.3 2 ly 134 S J.34 2.31 'A 2.31 l Sep 2.36 t 2.36 , 2.33 2 33 ', KK8 USK EX-LKPROSARIUM HONO KONO lfl-Thc independ em Hong Kong Chinese newspaper Wah Klu Yat Po, say3 the Catholic rr05ai'urn at Sheklung m Red tnina has been converted by the communists Into a farm for wound ed Red soldiers. It reports that 82 epers have been removed lo an unknown destination. Senate Passes New Law Code SALEM I Thc Oregon aw code a 5.039-page condensa tion of all Oregon laws, was passed unanimously by the Senate Thurs day and sent to Oov. Patterson. ihe governor said he would sign It Friday, but the code will not become effective until Dec. 31 The three volume, of laws, cui down from 15 volumes. Is the fruit of lour years of labor by the Statute Revision Council U Is the first piece of major leg islation passed at this legislature. Ine Senate Democrats intrnrlunr, a proposed constitutional amend mtnt to provide for the office of lieutenant governor. It would be referred to the people at the No yember, 1054. general election, and f. similar to measures Introduced ""k1 "t past scs- Ir. Mrltmiii- nd r.idrnt of rjor,, dlffl hi-re Jin,. -j wi wulowtr. anrl J r M-n.4 1 ,"",nu'. iniii and M,Mrrd. ol llkl,l,,m,"l J Klamath Funeral Horn,, guneral "iiiarineni. will iM ..... , . Wd. Klamalh' ru'n".,.,". Ittl. Mt. Okl, .Survjvtiri include miirvin, H Jitr ItROWN Ihil n r "nil thrt Oerk: aln fmir Ki.n.. Personal To Women With Nagging Backache "'Mb. When fc"' to ;a alrna a, strain V., , ' .?'.''""'"ll'h fi.nctl.,nlo.l.,," ', Imimrlanl if-r lrrlt.1 n, ,, "'Jf Minor hl.d. .'umtlngunnl! iVilJJT "''"y lions hollir,, you.Tr, 11 Z'Z 1 , rtle. It's nmnrli h " -ssmlt.ldl- i Harm, :n:;c' !","n'" l-ll. Ihe It niilr, of k ",;;' ""H'orls- for 9J?omen (fhitsjnj Thtrt't Pracfifql Economy and Smart. Daj,.on9 Comfort ft. by Trim Tred y 10 oft, priible upper 'thr...tii P whit. Snu R op-lint fit. 'oomy foot tomfort, Non-Hip httl .ntj narrow bick.pin. CtHh.N.Crtp, nd httl., ,jtrll( f nd lift. VAN ORMAN vtry Urjj,, s FLOOR COVERINGS CALHOUNl-f HMOllUIH TaM-e GLASS, DOORS, WIk . THI GLASS H0VJf- flat, Crrll .a Wlaass wal lrsasl e Oeaw - GUNSMITHING AIBM'C r.nu (HtV NOT A TINtfl I Cantidw T ta. I TiJ"'1 1 91 1 a . . aassas.l IvwWIaM I IWfl Wi HINRIS ROOf INfi Cft IMA 1. Ilaaaall1 sralMsi LAUNDRY MIN'S HAND LAUNDHY-"" Or ClMalaf UrtkfT. PRESCRIPTIONS H SUIURIAN DRUOCft' Cra4M Nwrm rrM P,l. La 0" PUMPS - IRRIGATION INTIRSTATI lUMl IN6IN flf..al MM teaiMitli V lal, DltMl IIMI, WTi WANT ADS M ' rl DC t. I 9 S27 M MAlONIW$WANT;y T.TMOI-T.W' , ltwnlCIH111'" oin