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Newspaper Page TextWNIAY, A Pari J HERALD AND news KIAMATH KALUS, OKM.ON Picture Theft Arrests Mf PAGE FOUR a.. Will tl .. Lb. a,Wv. v'.i' ii niiii!" ' WALL STRELT NEW YORK Severe selling ' pressure sent the sloe marfcet down eharply Monday with all major divisions involved In me "inc retreat extended to between ; 1 and 4 points at the worst with a few hmn nriced Issues railing more- There were lew Important plus signs In the list and only a handful or issues remained un- changed. . j . Volume built up rapldl' to an estimated S million shares. That Is extremely heavy but sUU under tne 3-120.000 shares traded list Tuesday. Volume last Thursday (the market was closed tor Good Friday) came to 1.720,000 shares. Krm York Stocks By The Asaociated Press Admiral corporation Allied Chsmlcal Allis Chalmers Americfn Airlines American Power & Light American Tel. ft Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel ' Boeju: Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison ' Consolidated Vultee crown Zeueroach Curtiss Wright ' Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Poods General Motors ; Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire ' Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester . International Paper ' Johns Manville Kennecott Copper lihby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelrinator . New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas 6 Electric Pacific Tel. Tel. . Packard Motor Car' Penney (J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. PhUco Radio Radio Corporation : Bayonier Incorp Rayonler Incorp Pf& Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores .Inc.' Scott Paper Co. -' ' .'" Sears Roebuck ts Co. Socsny-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific w Standard Oil Calif , Standard Oil N. J. Studebaker Corp. Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Transamerica Corp. Twentlety Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines i United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Company 11 " , 29 57 1. 7 86 'i 38i 194 63 8l 61 5 4 45 13 67 S3 60 16 Vi 53 U 3li SOVi 53 70 V4 8 fa 13 31 ra 63 22 20 aj 70 7 Hi XI llSVi 5 20 V 13 Vt Ji 2S4 28 Vi 47 H 49 f, 58 H 34 W 58 Mi ; S8Vi 33 43 V . 53 70 36 '.' le 37 18 Jo H 109 33 H S 29 3'.i 15 39 i 26 T, 431, 45 H , , CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO Ul Grain, rirnmwri In early dealings on the board of iraae Monaay and then spent the rest of the session trying to Te. cover. Best prices for the day were mica nuuruy oeiore the close. Early selling was based on Ko rean truce developments, moisture in the Southwest over the week end and fairly liberal receipts of cash grain. However, selling never became heavy and this fact in it self encouraged some short cover ing and new buying near the finish. 2Wi"tt ,cl0se1 Wi lower, May li ? corn -' lower to higher. May $i.56 ,.34, 0at5 ower, May 69 V.-H. rye 2 to 3 lower, May $1.63-$V.63 V soy. beans 1 to 1 7, lower, May 2M '!!;, and. lard 28 to 40 cents a hundred pounds lower, May $10 10 Wheat Open High Low rin.. May Jly Sep Dec i 2 25 2.2U? 2:0,' 2.28 2.33 j .40 74 2-33 4 2.32 2.32 . PORTl.ANn fittAtt Wheat (bid), to arrive market basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast' Soft white 2.43; soft white (exclud ing Rex) 2.43; white club 2.43 Hard red winter: 10 per cent SM-.U per cent S.44; 12 Ar M Hard white baart: i per cent 2; 11 per cent 2.14; 12 per cent Monday's car receipts; wheat 31flour 6; corn 19; mill feed 9. FREE ESTIMATES F.H.A. TERMS .Workman5hiD Cuoronteed Sidina Roofing Insulation Storm Windows HOME IMPROVEMENTS Rtmodelina. KUHLMAM INSULATION 430 Rfvtriidt atv ? i Ii,-tl. ArTiT ii CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ruinAfio ifl Two factors in .. . I . .. Mmkinl fclnniav 111 send Uie market IS to 60 cents higher. There was some recovery in demand rrom ouwiue rn.- huvers. Receipts over the week end were lowest In six weeks. Re sultant prices were the best since ix.Mk ia Cattle were steady to SO cents, lower except lor some strengui bulla MY-jt hnlrher weiphl hos sold i t.B m 131 so and most n,v. fmm i7 5n tn no 7S. Ton prices in the tt divisions weTeitoutly with few showers Tuesday. $21.60 and 20.00 respectively. High Tuesday So; low Monday Clearance was good on the 7.500 hogs estimated to be on sale. s.eers weighing upward of 1.W0 pounds showed most weakness. Good to prime steers and vear - lings brought $19.50 to $2T .00 and aood and choice heifers were j S19 SO to $33.00. Commercial cows ?;..! topped at $16.00. sausage bulls all '';aftA kuf hllllc a. lit M $1S.00. beef bulls at $IS.0O. and t! choice vealers at $28. 55 j No market was established up jg to a late period in the session for 93 1, sheep trading. Indications were. 50 a, however, for a steady trade and 39 a, a top price of $34.50. 80 Cattle arrivals, estimated at 1. 16 i, 000 head, were well ahead of the 25 i, 13.000 a week ago. An estimated wo calves and 4,500 sheep also 'i were received. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND tiT-USDA Cattle salable 1.TO0; market rather slow out mosuv steady: few steers unsold at noon: some canner-cutter cows bid 35-50 cents lower: load choice lightweight experimentally fed steers 33.75; few other choice i steers 33.3SJ0; few loads mixed good -choice 23.00: good steers , m o s 1 1 y 21.50-22.50: commercial 20.00-21.00: utility 16.00-19.00: part HI load choice 340 lb fed heifers 22.25: load good 702 lbs 21.00: scattered lots good heifers 2130: canner- cutter cows mostly 10.00-12.00; utll ity cows 1350-16.00: commercial grades 16.00-17.00; utility-commer cial nulls 16.50-18.50. Calves salable 150: market about steady: considering aualitv few ti good-low choice vealers 26.00-31.00: few good-choice around 4on lh ctocir calves 22.00-24.00. I Hogs salable ISO: market very slow; early sales around 25 cents lower; some bids off more-, choice 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs 23.00- 50: few choice 2S0-3C0 lbs 2150- l 23.30: 33050 lh SOWS 19 io-21 00 Sheep salable 400: market ac- the: slaughter Iambs sn ! nigner; ewes steady: few lots good' I choice wooled lambs 20.50-2130: two sizable lots choice with some prune 100 lb lambs 22.00: few zood. choice feeders 17.50; good-choice ewes 9.00-10.00: Ught culls down- wara io a.w. CHICAGO POTATOES' CHICAGO V, Potatoes: Arri vals 290. on track 447: total U. S shipments Friday 710. Saturday 583, and Sunday 3; supplies lib eral; demand light; market dull for Russets, steady lor others: Ida- no nussets $5.10-35; bakers $6.80 utilities $3.65. IDAHO FALLS POTATOES IDAHO FALLS ! (USDA) potatoes: No sales Monday. SAN FRANCISCO POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO 1 (Usnai Potatoes: street sales, market about steady; Klamath Russets No. ki'!500' No' ,A- J-m- minimum. 5.00-6.25; Deschutes. No. ia. i..i ujuuiuu, ..ou; iaanos. No. IA, jnujimum, .t. sixteen cities: Arrivals 1,178; cars on track 1.355. Missing Walsh Plane Found SEATTLE l .Wr.,t,M . . ugnt plane which vanished In 1949 with four persons aboard was found Sunday In a snow-covered timbered area on the west slope of The plane rilsannooroj flight from the Kitsap County alr- sk pian was nied. The pilot wasC. G. Walsh, Santa Mr'. .' The nassenser, were Mrs. Charles Gay of Lo5 Alamos, Sfi(.SrV'U1lher 5ister' Miss Edn atalBertcn.aEh,PJ'ard en",l0e Two Skagit County cougar hunt- i"tu unauig the plane wreckage under three fallen tree, about 20 miles north "..," EEsdif". !!!!: .! sp- -rimk. A c veyernaeuser nof .h,.C0.'' sald two were not able to get Inside ih r,i0J. be lV,ti iSSH"? numl the .eve" A party started to the seen Chester, director "fh'washl n Aeronautics Wmmisstan LnS An vtan.l... - --a .ai viuej. v.nted.U,etlmetheI'1PCIIPpe1 Th from'. JS Woods- They were V ,VW v. Western Oreson-Partly cloudy Monday nlilht and Tuesday: a little cooler Mondav nlBht with lows SO- 40- hiah aa-in. winds olf roast northerly to northwesterly, 1S-2S m.p.n., except locaiiy jj m.p.u. rinnns afternoons. Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy Monday night and a tew showers Tuesday: continued cool, mgiis o M: low Monday night M-J5. Grants Pass and vicinity Partly cloudy throush Tuesday: continued cool: frost Monday nuiht with low of SO; high Tuesday 54 Coos Bay area Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Bar winds norlh- wes:criy. 30-a m.p.h. with gusts m "' " -...-..v. iH'sl Tuesday S5; low Monday ; night 3t. akcr and vicinitj' P a r 1 1 a 1 clearing Monday night: partly ' n'sht x ! Northern California - Generally through Tuesday except partly I cloudy with a few showers north l0' Port BrSg and Red Bluff, ; Northwesterly wUids 30-10 m.p.h. l" coast north of iint Sur. Bv Tl' Assorlalcd Press i " nour ,0 t:St " Monday j Mux. Min. 1 Baker So 28 I Eugene 54 34 j LaCirnnde 52 31 1 Lakevlew 53 27 Medford 61 1-5 Newport 59 39 North Bend 53 39 Ontario so 36 Pendleton 57 39 Portland (Airport) S3 38 Roseburg 57 3" Salem S3 36 Boise 55 30 Chicago 50 36 Denver 60 38 Eureka 52 45 Los Angeles 61 55 New York 60 44 Red Bluff 60 49 San Francisco 58 46 Seattle 50 34 T .02 .02' T, NW Dogs In Winner Spot LADNER. B. C If) now fmrr, WftSiuneton anri Orppnn ft-Mi Mr. honors in the B. c. Field Trial j Club's spring trials here over the! weeseua. Rlverview Frank, a nilm,,: owned by J. T. Wade of Wenatchee ! and handled by Howard Craig of j Snohomish, led the field with first j third in toe amateur all-age. In the open all-age, the runner up was Jones- Skyrocket, an Eng. lish setter nni k X Jones of Port Angeles.' ,,-, ; t o ."""' "aue-traig en try. Riverview Cap. The shontfner Yarn- i.H,. s wlnner was Yates Lady, a pointer owned Iv anoMrs. Yates 0f Corvalli, re. a Seattle entrv ,.. j of Bremerion "y ur' Lash" iTiumph. owned by Dr r.r,,J! of Sutherland Ore aM.h. W derby by Mr d ttvL "l Super Creamed Store Sold Sal of th- c., . r-ra.- s. "".-weanua ice 2d Mrf "a' ,U3 Mai" " Mr nolced bv ley S?"th' " : r.i .MJ' nd Mrs. Fred business for 12 yeTr,! Mr. and Mrs Km, owned the CnHTSZm bZn'l veJf-tiU w.u"5S: ling the about two vear. I The nursery is temporarily.0,; i 'or a spring cleanuo closcd Council I -mvii session t For ToninLit Cit. n-.., a1? j of unusual importancj A h",g Sa.ccordingPtotaMnayrnpaul"fan: .ln?Cbruesr'D?'--ofrou- FII-M SLATED vZJl , u 1 " trametl working icnse. The film wi be shown m the city library auditorium Twn stairs and the public is urged to see this film. 8 0 10 PEYTON It FIREPLACE j H r HAVE AUXILIARY HEAT r E WHEN VOU WANT IT i ' Con be installed MIGHT j Z NOW ....in YOUR home t mm iMiii a 8 FUN IN ASHLAND wai hjd by all when the Klamath Fall. Shrine Club provided tnlerUIn ment for the monthly meeting of Hillah Temple. Falll Shrinen chartered t but for tho trip Friday. Shown before the takeoff are I standing I Lou Serruyi, Don Kenyon, Can Murdock. Paul Winter. Gene Favell and G. C. Motley, I kneeling I Bill Kink and Bob Dehlinger. The local club presented Hillah Temple with piano. Hew Club To (Talk Plans Klamath citizen Interested In i forming club to promote bet- 1 .ut r 1 u. nvnmmont art imnoUiiClnC k i mecung in w American lwot, 'hall In the Veterans Memorial! i building In the courthouse block I for Friday night. AprU 10. at 8, I o'clock. ... Mrs. Oscar Klttredce. temporary chairman for the group, has an nounced that everyone interested will be welcome at the session Membvrs of the group who meeTm are Mrs. Ocorgc CUrk.l helped arrange to Mrs. Carrol C. Colvin. Chuck John-! son. Mrs. H. O. Juckeland. Walt Mrlntvre Georce Proctor. Roy Murphv. Floyd Wynne and Mrs. Kittred6e. Golf Slated For President 1 WASHINGTON W President Eisenhower will fly to Augusta, Ga., April 13 for at leal a week of golf, tne Whe House announced Eisenhower will Interrupt his i stay at the Augusta National Golf Club to return to' Washington lor a few hours April 18 to make a major address at the annual meet ing of the American Society of Newspaper Editors at the Sutler Hotel here. On the return flight to Augusta the same day the President will stop at Salisbury, N. C , for the 200th anniversary of Rowan Coun ty. N. C. White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said Eisenhow er Is planning to remain in Au gusta through Sunday, AprU 19 and possibly longer. If. i . o 30UTneOSTem UfC. Water Supply OK ONTARIO. Ore. W Sout) Southeast armer will crn ore8on Irrigation farmers will nve an "d""" supply of water this year, forecasters said Satur- day at an annual meeting here. The water content of the Malheur River watershed Is 22 per cent above the 10-year average, W. T. FTost of Medford, snow survcv leader, reported. He said the Owyhee Reservoir had 574,000 acre feet of storage on April 1. That is slightly more than storage at this time last year. The Owyhee watershed, however is about 82 per cent of average, he Here's Your TRAILER HOME 31 -ft. Bell-Aire TRIPLE INSULATED NEYLAHD TRAILER SALES 18 Main Phone 8353 ,?f. M? lx i 4 it v m Flint) rcl VOfMl Punvral Srvk lor CfurlM ll.nry Itjrrvt YounK. 1?. who piH in tnt ctlr April 3. wilt b b.lil Itoni O'tUir't la.ntarwl Ctitprl tn ntl fl'r ThurwJ.y. it 3 p m. 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TIu parent g,, mM , 1VM i Kidman, rail., were .ra.tua.ed troni KUHS. aiid both aliendrd Ihe University of orruott. where Boon lis a Junior. Grandparent are Mr. and Mr. Mall ruuiuan. J09 Wah- insioii. who were in Kuitrue to be with their dsuahter. and Mr. arm Mrs. Warren C. ttcoU, IV fr. .i.v ..ui lui Iher rt.t "are mil. ,rt liliti relWWti. !"" r Iii"n were a.teMed In t hleaiio. lour Hi Ohio aim one m Pmityl k;..... ni ihiiie hrld li ueen l'ili.'llv rhaiar.1 with Hie Nov. J Uwlt of Mm paillUnila Ituilrll. OBITUARY Will..-, tu.id .. . .1 nuii.w. I"- vi. i M.' in i. II. t.H ' ' f" Mr Ttwln. !. aton. 0tll lM..h.. li'M .1.1.... U. U M...I. "" N.w V-.l. ...M l.ii". ni.i... ru..ittu. Im II. ...t..l. I..MI... r' n...l ....I...I...M. iH """"I law fcr W.lUt K1..U.I" rul 1141... PUI1M I WiliicfH CWvl HM..IH. , HIU l MH.UH..I.-1 IN.. UJ iw(Utl W her AiMll ...i.wa mmi-wj wnm hi ilrn Ir . 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Garment Bags S Rea. 1.69 volue. Dujt mildew, stain Jf'Porer Drool. 54'' lono. Slrrjncj, s holds 8 aarmenls easily. Zioocr Side s ooonina. Thrifty Pkg. Sponges Cuoronteed. come In a re-usable op vclhylcne olostic baa. Soil, oil- able. Give lonq, handy use. 8 os-. sorted to okae. ' Plastic Table Cover g 54"x54". Excellent value In os- orted colors and desians. Pillow Cases . Hcmst.tchcd ond stomped to em- rz broider. ' Rolled Rim Dish Pans S !5Q- 59c' AJ'"1c buv ot this sov- 5 LD""' 01 s,u,dv olosslex qrey. F,n'e voTucerOU1 8 8 qUOr' CQD0Ci,v- 1 Extra Size Panties S x xx-xxx in pink ond while. S up now ot this low price. I Boys Polo Shirts Cov s,r'ocs. Just the thinq for sum S mer weor, 1 Plastic Bed Lamps I Boys Shorts Mnt front with knit bock. A real value ot town. Kv. HoweV' one at the ii,..7il!! Doiiimlttea uie iiiSr Iw'MtHiiu Iron, Cft .tlrllmted I, recovered In chiri J nllu', OroBT",' nin. narlluilomew " .rJ' ' a. ,,' . hlllPM. .1 je,a,S !tom iwo-ieia, ttordaltiwn lu, k,.? 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