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PAGE FOUR jliliMi HKRAU) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KALI A OIlrXiON Stoeb New York Storks By The Aaaoclated Frew Admiral Corporation i Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers ' American Airlines : American Power t Light American Tel. ii Tel. . American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Aichison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Bora Warner Burroughs Adding" Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tracior Celanese corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vultce Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duFont 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 Manville XeniKGOtt Copper Llbby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel. is Tel. Packard Motor Car Bnney J. C. Co. Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Cola Co. ' Philco Radio Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. Rayonier Incorp. Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Rlcbfleld Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Company Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Coal hern Pacific Standard Oil California Standard Oil N. J. btudebaker Corporation Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Transamerica Corporation ' Twentieth Century. Fox Union Oil Company, Vsnon Pacific . United Airlines TJcrietl Aircraft -'lnitcd Corporation ' United States Plywoood ' United states Steel ' Warner, Pictures .; .'.V Western Union Tel. Vestinghouse Air Brake Westlnghoi.se Eleoirlo Woolworth Company 38 Tl'i ,vv Livestock $ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO A moderate sup ply of hogs cleared readily Wed nesday at prices stronj; to 2S cents hundred pounds higher. Cattle were uneven with heavier steers Check Count Arrest Made 53 1 3 1 as much as 60 cents lower and , oprrator 0( tt,c Lakcshon ,3 , cows as much as 25 cents lusher. NursfrVi and leaving t tod hoes reached $21.25 for the ; h ..r 1951 rjodoe. 1 - first time in two weeks. Sows fom 156 'jl 350 to 600 pounds sold from Sli.50 69 V to $19 50. 40 Good 10 crime steers and ycar- " 1 v lings brought $20.00 to Si:6.50 but 51'ijtlie top went up to $27.50. Good titc prime fed heifers mnde 119.50 81 16 i 30 U 59 30 81 89 j 38 ' 19 '.t 65 8 M 97 -j 45 i 12 h 69 53 U 62 16 53 40 S 54 2 72 73 8:i 23 13 -i 31 'i 61 22 !. 22 73 i lUi 37 116 j 5 4 67 i 20 a4 12 ?i 32 i 26 , 28 a 1 34 47 51 H said, to $24.25. A tew reached $16.00. young cows McKay Fears Power Curb MONTEREY. Calif. Law au thorities are holding: Don Fuller, wanted here on forgery and lar ceny by bailee charges dating back to Feb. 1. Fuller save himself up In Con lales. Calif., this morning. Fuller was charged with forging a $54 check on his mother-in-law and employer. Stella D. Myers. e tiarrtens town wuh hrr ear. a 1951 Dodne. The Klamath County sheriff's of. flee picked up the automobile Mcdford two weeks ago. Sherltf Red Brillon said Fuller would be brought back here to face (he charges. S8.V v.er ; Masons Plan Easter Rite Wraps Off Policy Jobs Northern California Partly 1 rloudy Thursday. Conlinued mild. 1 Patches 01 fog on coast. Northerly j lo norlhweslerly winds of 11) to 20 miles an hour off coast. Grants Pass and Vicinity Fair thruugli Wednesday night. Cou.Md- erable high cloudiness Thursday. Local frost Wednesday nlghl. High of 64 Wednesday and 68 Thursday. Low Wednesday night 33. Coos Bay Area Increasing cloudiness Wednesday night and mostly cloudy Thursday. Bar wiiut northerly to northeasterly 10 to 20 miles an hour, becoming southerly 10 to 20 Thursday. Hmh both davs 111 55. Low Wednesday night S8. western Oregon Partly cloudy through Wednesday night with pat ches of morning log. Considerable cloudiness Thursday with a htile 1 rain beginning along the c'at. Rising temperatures wuh highs Irom 50 to 63 Wednesday and 55 to US Thursday. Continued rold Wednesday night with lows from J2 to 42. Winds off coast northerly to northeasterly 10 to 20 miles an Mass Mute In Court Court Records i WEDNESDAY, AI'ltIL 1 I OBITUARY I ur4 riiltMt i (4i.ik.ii,. itinnii r t in nr rii.h Kati hat i LONDON i.n - An mv.-cvn rirm . wild luumriinii iif i ti it tit i J. itmti IM'C MnsiiMf Will ih MttMHiic Temple uliniut under nurMummn ; , Thui-Mi-.v rvomna. Ami. 3. sfx-lhtHl li miUntf olM rM mr u. ior ihV objrviic ol Muniv;0Ucr OHirn mM'c.mco otic n i p t'CIMf, W ImMI lil'H V M r.iiiM ittiMo n ijvhll'l It' Itit ( iivvittf . H i-.i ......11 IIP WW' I .11 K.hi. Hose Croix art vl uni. .yr.oin jonn a,.k...... i.ii.... i " .... - .,,,1 Christie seemed noiu'imiam -n.i, ... " ii ' he 7 1 Mai "e uo on Faster bored - with Hit r,hl-n.i,iuie ..-! mm J ......... ,11,. 1.J0 am. .emit In the London mW..t. ; , ,. ! i " couil. Ills on v oulwaid sign "I i;l i-.j. , I,.,. M.r,h ,ri. imi. tu" J ! Ml t 1 ,,'J ! I..I.I. lliii..u Vt.h ,' a . llll,MIlll. J.n limi,,, (III, u"ia tHl..(Wl.4 ' I AilIH Krailllitl. ll,,," I I I. II al Wain , hl.i., i in ih i.mh... tr l.lr, Ml, a VI m i-ii.if hi tMmJi Fl twin i bainMiiii hour, becomui! variable Wedncs ....... iday night and southerly Thursday. EisVXver WediVsday shipped civU service job protection from S"rf"' "'J "A'du.Th,'rsday- ,nr. lh several hundred" lr0IU 44 10 M Wednesdav. continued cold Wednesday nigh! with lows of 22 to 32. Wanner Thursday with high from 52 to K. R. V. McNral ot emotion wii n Hiutilt turnnv in til pulf biott. Ho nintip iht stntomriu, ily by polit'i mul drtri'tivp. Out suit tlw couil. crowd ,iiitmpd AKitinM v)litr linen or iiicurd (r the lew oiblo public "nt in ihr rmiririHiiu. Huu.pvivrn rat n ine i.hiitpiit bun- ntnl ht'Ulnii; onto i ItiUlrni Jtwllcd lor licltrr urvvs. Kxtts po llen uri-f on duty boift mUiP mut oulslde Hip couil- iScorrs of ntl.fr prrson nllrj (h UllldoWl Of llfalhv lumu-. ait.l 11P prtiucni,t. eiuuinis for a xirvv of ChriHiir's i-omut- mid l-oiiie LhriMm trpiKd brlkly Uitu Ue ithtt mi Mi irl. ioi it tlliK.IV. HI t llhfl I 14 I'lhl. IS ttftft U"'t, r.tiif fvt ! M ti PunitM MUM . niit M a u i Ml tiiMtl. Caltfrtfitla) tlm Z1 ruitll MlttH.ttnU unit T pat nwitxtti )!( Mr 0. policy making government of ficials appointed by Democratic administrations. The President signed an exec utive order opening the way lor naming men ot his own choosing to such key positions In various federal agencies. When the Republicans went Into iai uia -!, ,,. ,. j,..-rt. n.,n. regions In a, prepare,, 5la;e i u , n0er presidents Roos- WASHINGTON If Secretary of the Interior McKay said Wednesday It mav be necessary lo allocate electric power "in cer tain regions of the country" durir.s the next two years to keep defense production running. He said ser ious power shortages appear lik'.1- y- . . . . ,.' lne secretary am uin immr w !'"s . ."S I crane rule under Prestdent Boos. ee. He appeared to urge continue! evelt and Truman, new depart tlon of authority to grant priori- ment heads protested, they had ties and make allocations m con-! power to choose only a handful -J.n th. ri(en. .ftort and ! of their top assistants. Other posi- lar extension of government finan-ltions had been placed under civil i rv.nnr cial aid for utdustry expansion In! entice. ' Eureka certain fields. . Eisenhower.announced March 5 j Los AnsP,cs control legislation to replace the, order "to provide the heads of present deiense production act i agencies with greater freedom in July l. i determining" who should occupy McKay proposed continuation' the jobs in question, until June 30, 1954 of full author- The White House statement at ity to grant priorities and allocate i the time said civil service, with materials. I its protections against a Job holder He said such authority would be , being ousted, was never Intended used to assure completion of elec- to cover "those positions where the trio power projects related to the duties are such that there must Atomic Energy Commission pro-ihe a close nersonai anrf rnnfiden. gram and other portions of the de- Uiai relationship between the In fense program. cumbent of the position and the It may be necessary. ' McKay . nead 0 the aeenev." Sunday lor lite re-Hghling j ligms. i V.illnnm. ItlK FdSter IIIOl ti serV 1 ice, the traditional r.asier ounmn wurn in name and car - i breakliul will be served at 8 15 number ern ere illrd He Ivaii iwU. Ill Baker Eugene Newport North Bend Ontario Pendleton Siilem Boise Chicago New York ! Seattle I Spokane a.m. at Jcn-btt s. Ouest speaker will be Ray W McNeal. 52nd degree Mason. Ash land selller Orand Warden ot tile Ornlid Lodgo of Oregon. Ilu sub- ti i. Tn.. Q...i(tlh lllle Max Mm. Precp j An Exi,am510, of Masonic Philos ophy." Members who desire to bring By The Assorlated l'ress 21 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. 42 53 51 52 53 48 51 49 43 51 50 64 62 48 44 19 33 34 35 30 32 30 24 40 36 40 49 ' 45 29 28 wore a gray tweed .ml aim liar n- rlltnneil atiectaelev Judse Clyde Wll-on granted S.o land Yani reuex. lli,u chin tie be remaiutrd" - held over - lor auonier week. Drleedvea want more time to trube ml Chtlli- pait and to grill him luriher about me niaa "ntunier hm.T" klavin,-. m . .VieillUTlS Hill. U""t ' ' - , -,iUM,r l Masonic guest to the Easter break- London s drab Noiung Mill tlatn last, are requested to notify the district, j Until 11,1 :iiiii . aiuna. Ill 1 l'i Wtll,Ur Mrflngln lrtl, ('I M.l't.i". Jli'. 'l 'w (IU.1 IVi.tlU II.,,,.. I uf nil. 110 1ml l.l,twl tlltri IK.L.ull ,l,u.'k i.,iw,al tin ai.,,n lin, runulnf 1 u lutt rwiiuii New Warden Takes Over Funcrol cHAxatat in rurtil iviiuet (w twi i.ih i iiiimImiUm, M. M mil iiii . .lit .1 Hut. K11....1 . .m .-! Miih HI. Th I iu. ii I rw, In t J IWill-l f III iNlHlthi'e i . i , J . J. ' , IUQI anaiain , Hill el MMn IJ nj v,i,a K.i,-i.h rm'it i h,ii i",mi,. iir,a 1 w mm txm a Hit ,1 lit anlh IWi Atiwll i. I n. Ht'l I , secretary. Herman onsvoid or before Thursday, April 2. Chritie was ranturnl Tueuliv SAI EM P The Orrgon l!lfn taller a ?even.day natMiiwioe rna-t. nulft Wnturwlav nuiriiiiii anti : hunt Uritam i mot in.ense sim-e the new warden nd luinaien re, jthe days of Jark '.he Kuiprt. ir 1 Irnnl Irmn thi-ir rell i imi.l I was charged lurmallv wuh the i 'I'lie lltvenllKaluiir w f d e slaying of his wile, l:thri. whoe reimil rauird Winlen Vlr Police said that rud made a ll O Malley to be (Ired -had Ice statement alter his d-icnt;un but ! ommerulrd thai all inmaie'. be Its contents wtre not dMcloteil. i loekrd in their celli until the ne The body or Mrs. Chrulie u ' admmutratlon hail "ie oer Hie 59 34 57 1,3 58 35 40 55 V 73 31' 9 1 38 !2 28 a 17 40 3, 111 ',s 29-, 35 :, S'i 30Si 39 15 , 41 ' 4BH 40 House Okays Salary Boost By PABt W.' IIABVEY JR. SALEM Ifl Salary Increases for Oregon's elected officials were approved by the House Wednesday without a word of debate, and went to Gov. Paul L, Patterson lor his approval. The governor would ' be raiser from $11,000 a year to 15,000, and he would keep his (100 monthly lax-iree expense cneck. - The secretary of state, treasurer and attorney general would be boosted from $8,250 to $10,000. The superintendent of public lnsiruction wouia be increased to $10,000. and the labor commissioner to $9,000. Meanwhile, power company lob byists buzzed around the Capitol In an attempt to get recousidera- uon or uie bui to permit court ap peals from decisions of the Hydro electric Commission. This so-called "Pelton Dam" bill war defeated 31 to 28 by the House i uciuay. The Portland General Electric Company, whlct wa- lenled per misrkn to build th: Cim on the Oeschiites River, has to changu the rn.nds of two House members In order to win reconsideration. , HouSc Dassed and sent to ".e ocunn a oni in publish Iht Oregon Blue Book earlier It now Is published by the sec.-e- j ui smie aDout October of each odd-numbered year. The bill would -uroitue uie oaie to Jan. 15. A repeat performance, etc., Picking up at start. "to allocate electric power In specific regions of the country in which there may be Insuliicient power to permit carrying on es sential defense activities. "This was the case, for example, in the Pacific Northwest in the 1951-52 and' 1952-53 seasons ot low water when Inadequate electric power supply Impaired production of aluminum. "It now appears likely that se rious power shortages will occur in the future In certain regions of the country and that allocation orders will be needed to proteot power supply tor defense produc tion uses." Big Timber Sole Announced Today GRANTS PASS UH Sale of Um ber holdings of Oregon Caves Lum ber Co. In one of the largest deals in this area in recent years has been announced here. John Nylund. company presi dent, said the holdings were sold to Southern Oregon Plywoods, which. In turn, resold about half of the stumpage to Moore Timber Products. About 15.000,000 board feet on 10.000 acres are involved in the sale. The amount paid was not announced. OUTPUT NEW YORK (.fl Distribution of electrical energy totaled 8.074, 521,000 kilowatt hours In the week ended March 28, the Edison Elec tric Institute reported Wednesday. This was compared with 8,077, 709.000 In the preceding week and marked an increase of 11.2 per cent over 7,263,009,000 kilowatt hours in the similar week a year ago. Increases Included Pacific Northwest 10.7. ROW'S At A Glance Escapees Freedom Brief i I HOOn RIVER ..H Two Mult nomah county prisoners cscaueu uie orao Noiuna 11U ('utrn-t Tuesday, stole a car at Paikrose. where Christie had Hud unce .list east of Portland, and wert , mi. nabbed near here. I Police believe additional bm.ei ! The car they stole was owned loimd in the garden may-beluiii to eral prt-on '.rm .. went inmie j by Henry A. Doellefeld who lives eventh victim. i the on what reported lo On The Recorf was onr of u (mul coifi-.r, m far fom burled or llriJ tip tu Uie macabre home of munlrr in Itiaiitutio;. BlUl eiEalKlirt1 t tnf'r iml . Ilul CUrrnr T UUddrti. Uir new wttrtlrti. did iwt follow (ht ifcummrmJtUioti At fl m he mul Utrr m KUrI rUUl lff frc from tlw im ttO'M III tt Wt Wl4t( ta4ft tivtn U 4 Mtt tnt uUt KIk,(i rail. RUn Ui tlmpt($, ltMh jm tau Wei4l I MWft-l, II ViUm Pftrttro-e but has hLi business Two By The Associated Prcw MOSCOW Foreign Minister wSnT ?ame; C HdeCrtyiV. M. Molotov pledces Soviet help said Wednesday's order removes "more than several hundred" pres ent policy - making officiala irom civil service status. Cabinet Post Bill Sianed In prnmotmg Korean truce on ba sis of Red China proposals. MUNSAN Oen. Mark Clark S3ys first step to truce must be exchange of sick and wounded ' m,n prisoners but "we're making all preparations and will be ready to go." UNITED NATIONS Russia and India move to speed debate on Korean question; delegates view truce move as major step in Soviet Union's new peace of- of Uie dead women amar- ui nooa nivcr, anu wmiiiuira. i enuy mei tneir late a lun' as Slate police were notified when t;,rrc jeara ajo. Aide from Mn. the car was recognlted a' a Cas-i Christie, only three all known cade Locks. service station where: a3 good-time sirl, in chrap liaun', the men paused for ai. 1 0( u,e neighborhood luie been State Patrolmen Roland Montgo-j identified. mery tntercepieo tne car, oui me be a Dne-tooth-romb tmpecticin (Madden nld Tuesday nishi thai hla admtlll.ilrallon would be "drl. eated lo policies ot modern prnn hy." that n would im-l-ide "luiwr vued education and recreation." and "1 Intend lo gel dlK-iplme " FOR SALI A M lalea It MM i Mtre4 wiik J Im ialaa ' a4 lai. H V4a m4 fa MfKi. Al .( .1 1114 il. WitH Hal4-Ntt Ii WASHINGTO.J Ifl Tre,Hent Eisenhower Wednesdav sicneri l..i fenslve isiaiion creating a new cabinet n"ninuiun u. o. ouiciais rank department ot health, educa-l ru'e out possibility of compromise lion and welfare, effective A?ril! on principle of no forced repatrla 11. I tion of prisoners: most spokesmen The new department will be hopeful Reds are ready to end war headed by Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, new chief of the Federal Security Agency, This Is in accordance with Eisen hower's plan to reorganize the FSA and give it cabinet status. The House and Senate each passed specific resolutions approving the reorganization plan. Under ordinary procedure, a pres idential reorganization plan goes into effect 60 days after It is pro posed by the President unless either house of Congress specif ically disapproves It. The House and Senate acted to speed up the reorganization by giving the plan their endorsement. The reorganization plan shifts into the new department variety of programs previously handled by FSA. They include social security and health and education programs. on acceptable terms. LONDON Prime, Minister Churchill tells Commons Commu nist proposal "seem to offer a new hope" for ending Korean War. eluded him. roared through Hood River, then cut south to ward Parkdale with Monlgomery in pursuit. Finally he fired two bulle's Into the body of the car and the men stopped and surren dered. They were Identified as Robert Hsnson. 19, and John Draper. ?0. Sherltf Trry Schrunk picked them up here at 2 a.m. Wednesday. $25.00 REWARD For the apprehension and conviction of parry srealina Cadillac Hub Caps whilt parked at the bowline, lanes. 3 sets in 2 weeks it too much to lose. T. C. GRIGGS co Griqqi Superior Foods, Phone 6592 Potatoes'.'.! CHICAGO POTATOES ' CHICAGO m - Polatoe. arrl. va s 130, on track 449: total V. B SemnU,816: sliWP"es ""derate; Sfi5 "b 0W; market vy dull Idaho Russet bakers .85. I COMFORT COSTS LITTLE WITH kdr t J MATING SySTiM WHIT IS TIE MYSTERY OF THE TWIR (RULES? .At cood as the BEST by any TEST for top value! Whit'i your pleasure? Businesi ihoti, sport shoes. ciiii.Ii? you'll find them all in our complere selection of grind RAND styles for the new season. ..and very piir built for listinc "rvice and complete comfort. See them today! 6Mf. 8" , 16M RANDS FOR IOYS 3Vi to 'OR MIN etc l"t it 14 Q t. Gigantic Liquidation Sale Special Closeout of Samples and Short Line Merchandise ' Huge Stock of Desirable Merchandise to be Held at The South 6th Street COMiVlUNITY HALL FRIDAY, April 3. 2 Sales: First - 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Second - 7 p. m. to 1 1 p. m. SATURDAY, April 4, 1 Sale: 12 Noon Until Sold Out Merchant! Con.ignmenti must be in early Friday Mornina Stock to be sold at this sale includes: ondr,Xir,'5B,-B!J;,,, ba? ,prin9 ,0 moteh' " 111.. . !', ),a,f?rm Jroekr. !' lompi and tablt lamp. Mffet tabloi and tnd tables, toilets and wash basins Tf.h tubs, eleetrle water haters, linoleum V utC moch.nes, cabinets and portables, outtide whlte - saint luc' able W ' el,r0'n ond "Y ' Auctioneers: M. Armstrong Wr renatainPanRapaanaa; f S. . ' ' ' wvgs rtV FREE! I mlhwis&MP ssfeteX Toil. 1 j REMNANTS : ssr i4 10 y2 0 1 iiPi : fmf $mr .,. , . 4 fobrle Foshlon at Hi eil "Up, tl.nr niiunil folrloo, um Prrcod low Al KQ . 1 fl o.noi .,,,,,,,, wwai.... yc 36-ln.wlde . ibl. ip,ta0 rtod... 38-rT. I', "'"Wwrl Urn Ik. arll VAN ORMAN'S S17 MAIN s s' Noyd Workman
