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Newspaper Page TextOHKlillN AM) vi KLAMATH KALIS. Conont foit HERALD a f 8 PAGE FOUR KMUaeed tr a fs Um WALL STREET NEW VORX lP Railroads nd aircraft were a feature in mod erate stock market advance The bulk of the list displayed fractional gains and losses while the more favored areas pushed ahead to around 1 points at the outside. Volume came to an estimated l.tOO.OOO shares. quite respecta ble total when compared with recant sessions. NEW YORK STOCKS Br The Associated Frese Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical AUis Chalmers American Airlines American Power & Light American Tel efc Tel American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Sieel Boeing Airplane Co. oorg Warner burroiigiis nuding Machine UiuoikU Pacini; lateipuiar sracsor ceiancse Corporation Uirysiar coiporauou Cities service consolioateu Edison lonsoiiua,eu vuitee limn .encrbacii curuss V?igiH. Douglas Aruait uupuat de rteinours Eastman Kodak Ainersuu rcacuo Uencraj felecrtc benerai fvous Ueuerai Motors oeorgut fnK. Plywood Ooociiear 'lire International Harvester international t'aper toons aiamilie Kennecou copper Libby, McNeui LocuMed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell a Montgomery Ward liash KeHinaior Mew York Central iforthern Pacific Pacuic Gas c Electric Pacific Tel. ft Tel. - Packard Motor Car Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier lncorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Sears Roebuck as Co. Soeony-Vacuum Oil Seuehera Pacific Standard Oil California Standard Oil N. J. Studtbaker Corporation Sunshine Mining Swift ts Company Tranaamerica CorporaUon Twentieth Century Fox Union 04 Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United corporation United States Steel Unlad States Plywood Warner Pictures Western Union Tel. Wssttnghouse Air Brake Westtnghouse Electric Woolwortli Company 31 13 'a 57 ', Ma J 4 159 S 69 l, 43 '3 ayv;!(gxyr,'V' 8? 5 KLAMATH POTATO MARKETS JAN. S At San Francisco today the po tato market was slightly weaker. Track sales of Klamatn russets, U.S. No. 'a A. 3 mch minimum siie. brought 4 35 a 100 pound sack. Klamath russets. U. S. No. 1 A. brouahl 3.50 a 100 pound sack. At Los Aniteles the potato mar ket was steady. Trucsio. ana car lot sales of Idaho russets. V. 8. No. 1 A. ranged from ass io .ou inn nound sack. Most of the sales were from 4.35 to 4.40 a 100 pound sack. Idaho russets. U. S. No. 1 A, large slie brought 4.65 a 100 pound ack. Klamath russets, V. S. No. 1 brought 3.75 a sack, Mamam bakers brought 5.75 a 100 pound ack for the U.S. No. 1 grade. Klamath bakers, U. S. No. 3, made 3.73 a 100 pound sack. Deschutes U.S. No. 3, brought 3.60 a 100 pound sack. At Chicago today the potato sup ply was liberal. The demand was Improving. Prices were slightly inr and the market was slightly 1 1 ! weaker. Track sales of Idaho rus 41 ra i sets. U. S. No. 1A. washed. 15 to 4 JO percent 10 ounces and larger, Jt brought 4.65 to 4.75 a 100 pound w ! sack. Idaho russets, U. S. No. 1A. 1 I washed. 25 to 35 percent 10 ounces M and larger, made 4.85 to 5 00 a 100 pound sack, unwssned u. No. lA's brought 4.75 occasionally. Street sales ol U. S. No. 1 A and eenerallr good quality Idaho rus sets, brouiht 5.50 to 5.65 a 100 pound sack. 5 75 a 100 pound sack was paid for larger sires. Track holdings at the 16 major cities of the nation today amounted to 1654 cars of potatoes. Tnis com pares with 1493 cars on track one week ago. Arrivals at the 16 major cities were reported at 1036 cars. This compares with 1069 cars ar riving one week ago. Total shipments of potatoes throughout the nation over the week end amounted to 1460 cars. Of this number the Pacific North west shipped 469 cars. Idaho moved J75 cars. Oregon 71 cars and Washington 33 cars. : CC .... . v"Sl,il... , i .M. . . " ' , . i ' I iicdM W l"l ' "I - ...- tmlle. dlait ihi ,M -mi wrm ui we itu a). Oa.1 4Jf- :Z4- . .. ' Z ma? IV,.... .- 4V, ml tM4 la) .m,!715S, - . , 4 .ufh. ."." ,h" ""2? "" 'tiV,,v i " . ' "' , . i h.i . I"'"' " ,,n " Memwr Mid T , , .-l 1-illo-relean ol thi't drl p.e- trw ae ""' Iwlit. had prim(a Wife, h "WiaTVr 0EA01Y - Th. British Royal Navy ha. I,f J """.'V ' C "..wd Mi... f' 5 u -",".J?'J ! ' "TnitS ur. of a new rocket de.troytr crui.in, off tht I.I. of W ot. J". ' d;, , Lum.itn..- .vh a an rill Miutt developed .... -.'S d . 1 B..t RU P!.n..r il'i the first veite to be po.ered by both 9" . 1 (ot "' '"lo'v intotmalion sgaliui iiwm erii' Petrol Boat Bold Pioneer, ft "'""' c,,, 1 6 ..amen. th. cr.ll . ' ,UMu4 f, M p,,,, tKUt ml, engine, work.119 in eonunct.on. Manned by a crew ot two o. Ir.tt.iu u u" '"n " wUied lnlud.d It. row t met 121 fee long end hai e beam of 25V feet. i,.M,iiiP ol the foinmuiu'i ; n, ronfiemed br the IMiiai. wl 1 . u-vru-iiMicm of th '" " "", irtday at mutual ftecuitly admie,! . -v . riSILY MUt: .IITI KS ll .511 d. and too" ,nr."T !. M iwmar ., HeM.'lvW Dr" ,h,1i. Io. He ,,,,, wr d- . - M.d Ih.l ... 11 fomn'tt' " . .1.-. ..null. IIICl HI ' "I" liufil" euenll" ' nu.u .ml I'wr li lr " S,.vlr mi ! 11 v. P ;,., mill- unlv 1,1 d'l", ' ,,i,y. Uullc. 'i ,, . the m it lu.uM !'. " , , 11..11 Ule Ue'Ua ll'' " ,mil till " , a,' 1 .tluiek rt II rf "'- .,h ,iic ." 1 alHl- Hie Job in Oeiinany. but ih.i k. due. twi )an la eppoa, rwu7 ineilun. ' H mhin..iu ...7. i iti nul si alM'H the inanimation. out I naven 1 neeMed hik.. I'll vvlf agaiml him, Rut i Z lliink, , a belief ctuiiee tould hat. bm md " Wil.v said bearlnf an Coium ami U.i Walter Dedell iu,mtt , nirr Tn,it inivmaaiiee raieliar tnwm mr wiar' eecieiarr el WW aiate had been held u .. na rRI rvtMUta If available aa lliem. , AIm. benrfuw at lite neiiiiltaibuu X Winthrop W. Aldikli. N, v.i, banter, la hf atnbawadoi lg ft. Und, Mr. 0aW Utd 01 x. Yoil la be U, l.pttMntaliie an th. U. N, Human III, 1,1. l(m. niiMKMi end Vevmaur ). Rubin at lllinou la a luiaum ail.rur mutual aecuitiy. , riom l cemtiillt.e ii,.10, II teamed thai Ih ifouu 1). leady has Halved lla lul o ,4. vive ml field cheekt l aunt,. i iwnumtkiua, including tKt i Uuii.a ninueii, i(a, one remmltle themwr ui 1 irvtiTt Ren pfWMfwfj it taZ.'H J Arts1 a, Ta? DO U 4 !a sSCi.Vc:..-vi't-:. i:sii y maiii: b' ; U U !a 7 (1 2j I, 11 b t4 Ol 33 .'4 e4 3 is 111 6 !a 11 S 34'. ai !. J4S 4 54 t, 34 59 V, 36 45 fa 55 74 4 41 (a t". 3!a 36 V4 14 ! 39 H M?a 31!. 5(i 43 31 'a 13 i 41 !i 3S 47 41 T. KLAMATH SHIPMENTS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND If tUSDA Cattle salable 150: market active: strong with cows generally 50 cents high er: spots 1.00 ud on canners-cutters under light receipts; (ew utility commercial steers 1600-31.50: lew good steers 00; one lot good-choice 968 lb' 34.35: few head good fed heifers 30.00-31 00: utility commercial heifers 14.50-19 00: canner-cutter cows mostly 10.50 13.00: few 13.50: utility cows 13.50 16.00: some held higher: bulls scarce. Calves salable 50: market active.1 steady; good-choice vealers. light calves 37.00-33.00: utility-commercial calves 14.00-30.00. Hogs salable 400: market active, fully stcadv: spots 35 cents higher: choice 180-335 lb butchers 31.00 to mostly 31.50: few lots choice 1 Jan. ! Truck . Rail Month le date Truck Rail . 41 ... 5 .... 36 7 . 131 . 706 Seasea le date 6573 Truck , 1118 Rail . 5455 Jaa. SI Truck 0 Rail 0 Mealh le date 877 Truck 131 Rail 70 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO W Grains moved up toward the close en the Board of Trade Wednesday, most cereals cancelling out earlier losses which had extended to mora than a cent at one tune. Buying aa encouraged bv ab sence of heavy selling pressure during the morning slump. Wheat closed "4-i higher, March 82.S9 H-'j. corn ; lower to J. higher. March 81.83 ',-11.63, oats unchanged to V, higher, March 81 '-'. rye r4.i higher, May (1.83 4-'i, soybeans ', lower to 1 'i higher, March 83.98-S3.96 'i. and lard 7 to 13 cents a hundred pounds higher, March 89.13. Wheat Oaea High Lew Close 3.39 s, 2.30 2.38 3.39 S 333 ia 3 32 , 2.31 a, 2.3 3 31 231 , 2.J0 S 2.31 ' 3.33 2.33 '., 3.33 3.33 3, 2.36 . 2.S7 2.35 3.36 Seasea la isle . Truck Rail 1951-53 193S-J3 i butchers 21.75; few choice 250-300 51 ids i9.uo-w.oo; sows sieaay; cnoicr ' 4 1 350-450 lb sows 17.50-18.00: lighter 47 . weights Up to 18.5. 1558 Sheep salable 400: market rather 21s,slou-; stead' to weak with top 35 - 1Y11 I cru luxr, lew tvwvuvi.e wr ed lambs 31.50-32.50: (ew lots rT: I choice-prime fed lambs 23.75: few J83.) lots good-choice feeder lambs 18 50; wli few fleshy 88 lbs 19.50: good-choice s'! slaughter lambs 7.00-8.00. 10 1 4 ' CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 16091 CHICAGO I Most sales of 339 j hoes were at ateadv level Wednes- 1380 1 day and cattle steady to 50 cents 6573 1118 5455 mmi -- 'rM-W pall ! Committee Okays Kyes unaiof. and letmer , ttiu PTtW m.ke them io"'"" "M' rM.i at the U deUsatioa (e rt,mil' lhal "r tmuM1 'Tjlh V H. Olh elven ci,mw , i:,i tr-d as . auiworei r inwiun Ham h.i in tiii- "e in4iMw w Crl W.C.rtll.. KF Merchants Switch Time WASHINGTON 'f -- Th. Sen. tie Armed elces Coomultw Wednesday le unanimou. P proi to 'the nomination of Koe M K)J as deputy lecretary ol drlnuc. The Ueiwral Motora lv president had prwnurd 10 etl all hit eitrruive toc holding, that m'fht conllict llh the dflenw job. 1 11I1S tlie tevena 01 v.i- iroverslal tvtrne naniutallons to wl th committee Earlier. It dorsed Chill" K WILion at de len linn . .. r, nrulav evtnUK. Milvn II. nhe, nu. ab-.vdon hi. plan P m . at a pW. I, be i nun. Robert T B llteven. It(. aordg to W. . Pa.Wf- Arniy secrelart. unless Jlieteiu . pie.ldent latal (.laie are xheduled la. laenala ae! i urn lomurro. and Itxmen fhie.1 ,i at CalllMttla. la be IMeie iwiim.nl legal aa uer. ilr asm a logjam tud al th. mi bare large number ol Kqut.u lot ihi. nuiel cfcarka al Ihe autaat of im 1 naw adrnuutlialMfl rw? S had 1'i21ri? Mpartmettl ath Mervna"" imruval 01 'ecru - 1. n,rtuii a. aOt'n a lmi..'. d.. ol e.tmng dinner mn al in n Hretarv nd the noinina-1 mrmberr In place v pr i'b" . ..oed by the , icu, monihly ..- "' II Sciute i Ttw P"l meting U1 1 in. 1 Wiler MM no MfMlat had K ' 8 la! . ittsiit, u u r - . iw. -.. viiivi iun.. Coeianl and thai an w vtrucdar 1 akd ta b heaid M otemo broaram . ta them Tr astnaia aptHatetl Miani Bomusatiaei on s voice vote ln leraay alter ban IImh ilndOrei 914 IM lor mer hlUmMelA t. s pa ar and toeme. oi4nl el U t:ni.uiv raanaineai hat !on guiliy ef ' a great deal el i ruMV sod canltat.d UUakUtg an aaa. j-t, ex (tea. Imoaet ' finds a way to dipoi ef nu lev n group ' rvomtl a Tr nat t-4 by re vat. Hie business. mitire in cnarie tne annual ; 4B4 Mn B , m, Ke a tall ta)ing eaecullte. titing Otwnuis, to leporl back 'a.lu ( )oO lof a ascend mer appeared lor a brie committee ; the eievuli. board and th tv . uc,eery al Male, 1M a .at aession and reportan were admit- rl meeiing i dm uattlksaer ti aid lu ga led lor his testimony. j tne committee Included Wall j us Donald a Laurie, peaaideej at Onle one criticism a raised Kenneti. Hoy urpnr. Hud Js-1 le Ifuas.f OaU Cortipen, crucial 11, mi .rvwio, ss,h h. would nsoi. iMiin Dsca. iki wiwi jvote for Kye but que.ioncd the and Uo AJixsn Kenneu am a Ipolloy of installin; boih the preii- i chairman of the growp bnceue at idem and vice president of lien-; the illneia of uit eMociatwi 1 vie IDAHO FALLS IDAHO FALLS ti (USDAV. Potatoes: Market dull, no sales. SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO ! USDA) Potatoes: Market about steady: prices unchanged: no broker sales Tuesday, in 16 major cities: srriv als 354, on track 1.363. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO OB Potatoes: Ar rivals 74. on track 430; total U. S. shipments 689; about steady, firm undertone lor best laree Russets: Colorado red McClures 84.70; Ida- no Kusscts S4.S5-5.50, in io lb mesh sscss in master containers 15.65, utilities 83.40-50; Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs 83.30, unwashed. st.u wasned; Montana Russets 84.10. rral Motoralarcc.t defense con- ptesdriti. CD. Hamilton. Pattern No. 417 for felt lounging tractors as lop official in the ilinnera with eo.itristini tab trim I Defense Department. 68 higher, principal Influence In both !,,, m yrn-edje um crocheted j The committee acuon end the; aai TTT T "".'over elastic to insure snug fit. , nominanon on ior "Pir ,leil 596S i salable aupp y. Sneep did not de- m .... I ale approval. ! .... 1 .. a - J , ... , . ai ttsaaai raatj iatm a etUI a pi 4.ia.E " lk"i at tTt f W ut WlkMat LveaaM, Funeral Mar May Jly Sep Dec PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND tfl No coarse grains. Wheat (bid to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White 2.42: Soft White ex cluding Rex) 2.42: White Club 2.42 Hard Red Winter: Ordinary a 43 'i: 10 per cent 2.42 ti; u per cent 2.42 'i: 12 per cent 2.42 ' Hard White Baart: Ordinary 3 62: 10 per cent 3 62; 11 per cent 2-64: 12 per cent 2.66. Car receipts: wheat 29: flour 7; corn 2; oats l; mill feed 12. Obituary n5,b i.kl"" J."' S! , of a", sirs. Jshn ROM. Tultlake di h. f !.. Other .u-tvOTi'eliTiT a tZ J"d Mri u Brnm Tulelake. and Mr. w.6t , s.aika Cra7. id. Mrvfeei -rat be bJw S jri fat Soldier Faces . Murder Charge LUBBOCK, Tex. Ml A vouth. ful Air Force cadet wrlnHav ii uiucers to a snauow grave where they uncovered the nude body of miss Joyce rem White, 18, who naa been missing from home since Jan. 1. Pour hours later a charge of juuiucr wim mauce was Hied against 20-year-old Walter H. whlt aker Jr., member of a well-to-do Hartford, Conn., family. Texaa Ranger Raymond Waters and Sheriff Grady Harrist told newsmen the youth made an oral statement in which he said Miss White w as strangled to -death w ith a sash cord from a Venetian blind "ler a quarrel over another girl. 4& C.J.Otai.v Sylww IIIMXI end efher rtetgl diiefden, Celea end Sremeck Ail tl, ulr. IH.rait) 7IIATIB WITHOUT HO FITAt O'tWTION. f 0..-rti.. iMtm WtiMaiCii THI DIAN CLINIC om. ta fii s KMar fs,Mh r-tiaiT. Uil s tv. lurtn. WMHNtr 94 r.leer. 0r.fct ebwciaM . . . I. r 43.4 fw. seta MotrHtaiT lull aomrvaia Tllia 11 laaHen .Hand M, Of.. crimson felt with green f.U soles. Pattern includes . ' .. J . dlsoose ol all hu Oenetal Motor, whumm ai r,va.i 1 wi,a; sues for smau. medium aM large. . . . , ,M a., r t!u rli ai.. Pattern No. 541 Is lor a handsome ' wt p" ' -.Tr'" I crocheted ' iwo-color pair with I Members velop an early market. Most sales of butcher. we:jht hogs were at 817.75 to 819.35. others ranging upward to as hitrh as 919.50. Sows took 815.00 to 817. 'nd prim, steer, so,d . ' " Hi-Y Gain$ mostv irom 123.50 to 1.14.00 bu! "--- - upper level steers reached as high' Two skeins each of navy and yel ss 135.00 and 136.00. 1 low wool yarn and scraps of bright U.lf.n mJIh. n-J .-A .k.l.a , . . ... , I . . other. ,,nV,r- uniard 7. . , hi.h ' emoroioery are an & Klamath boy, were induct. M m2i too. imk 'to 817o5re '"l"1.nd"- '"-led Into th, H.-Y Fellownp at .he leniranv lcludemaU. mfdlum nd 'ie ! VMCA in ceremonie. held la.t Choice and prime steer, 5oMlw;ih Instructions. night, mostly from 133.50 io 134 00 but Send 25 cems for each Pattern They Included: upper revci steers reacnea as nign "reit r,o. 4u ana lurocnciea, o. Don Payelte Charles llarri ! 541) your name, address, pattern , Jim Weldon, Doug Campbell. Wei number to Carol Cunts, Herald I Sine, Mike llayden Rod Van Buv and News. Box 2. Madison Square ' klr and Jim Dulcher. 1 I r.a. ... i.M4!,if '; una ... kuwa rwutal H i la fhica. I as 835.00 and 135.00. Patterns ready to (111 orders Lm-1 mediately. For special handling ol order via first class mail include an extra 5 cents per pattern. THE GUN STORE STOCKTON LIVESTOCK STOCKTON t-.USDAl-CaUe,8uilloni New yorlt' i0 'Y ov, sew ncaiiup Mies strauj, uub ter cows 12.50. good 600-700 lb stock er heifers 17.00-18.00. Calves 10, sizable shipment ot stocker calves held over from Mon day, two loads good-choice 350 lbs stocker steer calves steady at 34.00. few 300 lb heifer calves 23 00. Hogs 50, market not established. CORRECTION A story In the Jan. 36 issue of . the Herald and News Incorrectly ; listed Carl's Superior Market as one of the local stores chareed with selling unbranded merchan-l disc This is Incorrect. Carl's Mar-I ket was not cued. The story also indicated that Wood's Market In Merrill and Wood's Market in Klamath Palls are under Joint own-1 ersnip. inis also Is incorrect. The stores art completely separate. FISHERMEN Fishing Tackle arrivinq daily at The GUN STORE THE GUN STORE i ,- , I ' j 1 I slaV?. 1 Ban a. I irstK LOSI tV DINK B (fJWt Urn, Warnipi Baros. yJ- ' pi HERE SUNDAY! ATI AAk-tXiiiA e. .? .a HIlllllllBII'l Miracle tC Tb or onrnTinni m ortblAuULAK Fatima THE DAT THE SUN PIUNOEO TOWARD -J I rl.r B THE EARTNI .Hill I nil I aWWa DMt Sfmd Ytr (mi MoMyftHMt ttiC 5pailt Oil H.aterf 8al all of the keai out itM front ol tfcf tveeier La. io lb Living Zona wbr toa ciuallv mt it. Both Cirtulinaj Heal aadS Radiaat rieai at art iaasa duuly to wsraa tvery corar of the raoaa. Spark givet ytm tui mtt teei sad mtoti Kotmmj. NIW SPARK MimA-TOM Tela lenlaeiiaar. Uw taiatt klaaaa U aaaax wmSj ca tannwga W aaaf 1 1 iia,wmae wganrasra.ee a aaaif. i 1ST US 0IMONITRATI THIS iHMUK PEYTON & Hi Mrlit '51! MaV Mil 1.1 H FREE ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF LEE Overalls AND LEE Riders 0 o aa 7 ..PERSONALIS CHECKS 4 namt and address printttl on your regular ptraonal chtckf. for your convninc First open 10 to 5 six days a wmM ing Saturday, ' Klomath' Falls Irt Majrrlll ifonch - - t op EornrjLJ v "im unto ouooh, JffiSS twaker Htt Phn 5471 26 Main '.