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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERAM) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON MaiajunnmT" mi ,ii.Trr0 :CTTtwH " I nllt. STKKET tnw YORK tfl The atoca mirktt advanced wbstantially Wednesday In Its second straight recovery session. The market has been under se vere selling pressure for more . w - aeitlt flf Catn- rinan a we - --- -- ----- i munlst peace moves around tne "prices were up around 1 points' .. . i.w lnM ffnlno- to at me oes. iw ? , -r the neighborhood of a jwlnt. The better gams were a than In several weeks. "i i riirint bring im iioct ... - out vlgorous trading. Volume - down to esuniw - auwu w - iA wn and day and more man shirts on Monday when the mar ket was failing . - Nam York Stacks By Tae Associate Press Admiral corporauuu Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers American jalrllnes American Power Lignt American Tel. Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. ' Bore Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison -Consolidated Vultee Crown Zellerbaeh - Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodyear Tire Romestake Mining 09. International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kenneoott Copper . Libby. McNeUl Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvins tor New- York Central Pacific American Fish Northern Pacific Padflo Gas Electric Packard Motor Car Padflo Tel & Tel Penney (J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. E. . . i Pepsi Cola Co. Phllco Radio Radio Corporation - Rayonier Incorp : L Rayonier Incorp Pfd '- Republic Steel Reynolds (Metals Richfield OIS Bafeway 8tores Inc. , - Sears Roebuck ii Co. SOcony-Vaeuum OU Southern Pacific Standard OH Calif Standard, oil N. J. . Studebaker Corp. Sunshine Mining - Swift b Company Transamerlca Corporation Twentieth Century Pox -Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Te. Westinghouse Air Brake Westtnghouse Electric Woolworth Company Hillsboro Favored At Airport Site PORTLAND OB If the Air Force fighter interceptor base is moved from the Portland Airport, it likely it will go to Hillsboro, Air Force representatives said here Tuesday. They investigated three sites in the Portland area after the Port of Portland asked that the base be moved from the Portland Airport to relieve congestion. Airports at Aurora and Ttoutdale were considered, but Hillsboro was selected as the "most likely possi bility" from an engineering stand point. Col F, R. Hoehl said, He heads an inspection party. 71 5J iHt 15511 10 ii, 39 Vi Kli 51 40 14 16 H 35 H 29 V, 59 Vi 80 H 7 V4 IBM 63 82 KV4 46 12 Yt 69 H S3 Yt a i S3 40 30 H M Ti H Yt n H Ml 13 33 i 63 SJS. 21 Vi n 7U4 37 ?4 110 en; 20 13 34 . 33 . 28 Vi 29 Yt H 4 !4 4i 34 V4 58 34 454 S3 70?, S4 V. rtH 16 40 Vi 110 29 M 34 a4 30 S 39 Vi 16 ft 41 Vi 29 X 45 1.4 454 rnirnn ITVKSTOCK rtnr A.no un Host prices ad' vanced to the highest levels In more than three weeks Wednes day on a strong to a sw market. Cattle, with 11,000 salable, were broadly irregular from 60 cents higher to as much lower. Sheep trading was not established up to late in the trading day. Butcher weights of the 7.500 sal able hogs generally sold from $21 00 to $21,65 but with little be low 621.50. The top reached 621.75 highest since March 16. Sows took 618.00 to 630.00 mostly. Heifers showed the advance in cattle while heavier weights of steers and cows and bulls were on the weaker side. Most good to prime steers and yearlings sold from 619.50 to 620.75. Good to prime oeifers brought 619.50 to 624.00. Cows topped at 616.00. Bids on 3,500 wooled sheep of ferings were as much as 81.00 to 81.50 lower than the same time Tuesday but first hands were talking steady values or 623.50 downward. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND 11 (USD A) Cat tie salable 200; most classes fairly active: fully steady, but canner and cutter cows slow; load com mercial and good M0-111S lb fed steers mostly dairy type is,ou-ii.u; few good around 1150 lb steers 22.00, good 918 lb 22.50: scattered lots utility and commercial steers 17.00-21.00; commercial heifers 18.00-19.00: good hellers up to M.ao canner and cutter cows mostly 10.00-13.00 few strong weights to 13.50: utilitv and commercial cows 13.50-17.00; odd good light bulls 17.50; few utility and commercial bulls 17.0O-I8.00. Calves salable 50; market fairly active, steady; good and choice vealers 26.00-30.00; utility and com mercial grades 17.00-24.00. Hogs salable 250; mantel active; mostlv steady: extreme top 25 cents higher: choice 1 and 2 butch ers 160-235 lb 23.00-23.50; few choice 1 butchers 23.75; scattered lots choice 3 offerings 23.50-22.75; choice 240-290 lb 21.50-22.50; choice 150-170 lb 21.00-22.00: choice o- 500 lb sows 20.00-20.50. Sheep salable 100: no good-prime slaughter lambs available; quot able steady at 20.50-22.00; utUity and low good lambs 17.00-rs 50: good and choice feeders salable under price pressure; lew utility grades 6.75. V'ltiT'Hri'P Y ..-.wu, At Portland Monday the potato supply was fairly liberal. The de mand was slow and the market was unsettled. Brokers sales of Oregon Russets were absent. Ask ing prices for U. S. No. 1 A s, ranged from 4.65 to 4.75 At San Francisco the potato mar ket was about steady Track sales of Russets from the Dcschutos district, U. 8. No. 1, 6 ounce minimum sue. brought 6.00 a 100 Bound sack in a few sales. At Los Angeles the new crop of potatoes was weaker. The old crop potatoes was sugiiuy wenaer on the small sues ana steaay on mo large sties. Trucklot and carlot sales of old crop Idaho Russets U. 8. No, 1 A, ranged from 4.25 to 4.75 a 100 pound sack. At ChlcAKO tne potato supply was liberal. The demand was light for Russets and the market was dull and nrlces were slightly weak er. Other stock was about steady. Track sales of Idaho Russets, U. 8. No. 1 A. washed. 30 to 35 ner cent 10 ounces and larger, mured from 5.20 to 5 35 a 100 pound sack. Idaho bakers. U. 8. No. 1. 10 ounce minimum size, hmiinht J6.80 a 100 pound sack. street sales of U. S. No. 1 and oenerallv sood Quality Idaho Rus sets, broueht mostly 65.75 a 100 ivtiinrt Rfidc. At the Yakima shipping point Pridav. the Dotato market was very slow and dun. Tnere were iw ic sales to quote prices. At the Idaho Falls shipping point Friday, potato offerings were light. There was light wire Inquiry and the market was very slow and dull. There were too few sales to quote prices. Total shipments of potatoes throughout the nation over the weekend amounted to 1296 cars. Of this number the Pacific North west shipped 225 cars. Oregon moved 28 cars, Washington 10 cars and Idaho 187 cars. Track holdings at tne 10 major cities of the nation today omounieo to 1095 cars of old potatoes and n n ot new uotatoes. This comriares with 1402 cars of old nnljitnes- and 172 cars of new potatoes on track one week ago. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO (A Potatoes: Arri vals 64, on track 309; total u. a. shipments 659; about steady; Ida ho Russets $4.90 - 5.35: utilities $3.00-35; Minnesota, North Daxota SAN FRANCISCO POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO Ml tUSDA) Potatoes: Street sales: maraei about steady; prices unchanged. Sixteen cities, arrivals 276; track 1.150. My JUL Modoc County Drivers Stay Safe At .ifiRAS Modoc County driv ers thus far this year have matched last year's good safety record, ac- CBICAGO GRAIN cording to the Highway Patrol. . Chicago Eariv strength There have been no fatal high- in grains gradually evaporated as 1 way accidents in the county this trading progressed on the board ot trade Wednesday, only to show some resurgence at the close. Soy beans were higher throughout the day and closed around their best levels. Early May deliveries of corn and oats were firmer and out of line with other contracts. In fluenced to some extent by local supply factors. Additional moisture In the win ter and spring wheat belt helped ease that cereal and lack of much export business was .a further solt- ening Influence. Wheat closed a.-I '4 cent higher. higher. May $1.59 Vi-H. oats tVl May 92.24 V,-V, corn was -l V4 higher. May 72 V4-V4. and rye was unchanged to a4 higher. May $1.65 Vv$1.65. soybeans were 1 V to two cents higher, Msy $3.01 -$3.02, 'and lard was three cents higher to two cents a hundred pounds lower, May $10.30. Wheat Open High Low Close May 2.23 2.24 ii 2.22 i 2.24 '.. Jly 2.26 i 2.27 2.25 2.26 Sep 2.29 2.30 4 2.28 2.30 H Dee 3.34 Vi 235 2.33 V4 3.34 V, PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND tfl No coarse grains quoted. No cash bids of fered. Today's car receipts: Wheat 38: Barley 1; Flour 8; Corn 3; Mill Feed 2. POLICE ACTION NAIROBI, Kenya P) Speeding up their war on antl white Mau Mau terrorists. British-led forces Wednesday announced they have killed 21 of the tribesmen In the past 24 hours. The government said also that the last contingent of 1,500 troop reinforcements from Britain arrived in Nairobi by air. year and only haps. The patrolmen lew minor .mi olfered ' the OB PERKINS Cloyt Green Photo Portland Barbershop , MC Picked Master of ceremonies for the SPEBSQSA parade here Saturday night, April 11 in tho , Pelican theater will be Bob Perkins, one time ace showman, radio person ality and musician. Perkins Is known up and down the Pacific Coast as "Blood on the Saddle," Perkins, title won by his extraordinary presentation of the musical number, sung here during an earlier appearance with Barbershop quartet. He Is organizing an SPEBSQSA quartet at North Bend and has emceed Barbershop parades in sev eral cities. Thirteen towns, some sending more than one quartet will be represented at this year's song test. Many ot the musicians ap pearing arc known to Klamath Falls audiences, others are new on the vocal scene. Only a' few seals remain to be sold. Curtain time ts 8 p.m. Again th's year proceeds from the attraction go to Youth groups. Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Western Oregon Mostly cloudy with a few ahowers throuiih Thursday. Partial clearing In the north Thursday. Little ohangs. In temperature. Highs both days' 45 to 53 Lows Wednesday night 30 lo 40. Winds off coast northerly 10 to 20 milea an hour. . R.siam Oreuon Partly cloudy with occasional ahowers through Thursday. Snow showers over mountains. Lime cnange in tem perature. Highs both days 38 to 50. ii Wixtnesdav lltaht 25 to 35. Northern California Frost Wednesday night. Fair Wednesday night and Tliursaay anu onu".v warmer Thursday, Northwesterly winds of 20 to 35 miles an hour oil a n a t. decreaaina to 15 to Wednesday night. oi-.niK Pass and Vicinity Part ly cloudy with occasional clearing rwtrfruiK tnrnuim mursauy. man v 50 Wednesday and 52 Thursday. Low Wednesday nignt so. Coos Bay Area raruy ciouuj with occasional clearing penous through Thursday. Bar winds southerly 8 to 15 miles an hour. High both days 80. Low Wednes day night 33. By The Associated Press 34 hours lo 4:36 a.m. Wednesday Max. Min. Prcip. Baker ' 8 24 T tugene 42 30 .06 La Grande 40 36 1 Lakevlew 38 24 .03 Mcdford 45 34 .17 Newport 47 34 .04 North Bend 46 33 .01 Ontario . 50 26 T Pendleton 43 35 .08 Roseburg 49 36 Salem 53 35 Chicago 54 42 Denver 50 39 .07 Eureka 45 35 .19 Los Angeles 63 48 New York 43 Spokane 47 40 tecords r Court Re V.H.H "ait, mcmiv. knshl, r um. mi " Donald Walton jtka. Kl tin, P""'- Jolm ArlMir J"". elt "- li-n.,,1 aimar J",;'."'1, ..r'wal.or. l-.lm.r. ln.d,U.l. bnt, '"- I""1 Jolm ArlMir -J' W ".. r,,..ll rambln,- Wallar He Arnold. prvnipii Lyl, Dal, NrCirmlch, n v,Hlc u--Kto'c.r'lJVU.-.l, PMln oa crt 0.hJ1v.,1,l"r,W.rJ..i..l... P-hlblW ""IK" SZSX: itoinnaaw-th, imp- wlihou" nSi reald.nl llemM, nol sulllf pl aiikarvd. t MI'Ntt'lPAI. t-'WaT ' John Crip,, Unll r,d lUlil, '"suiu. Coed., drunk. ia or 71, d.r I'ranria KmBr, ujnorim rad Want. WSlpu'lu!iatv,iul. drunk. 119 7li I',t wynn, wumi Funeroi Htasa runarat aarvlcra tor ConaUnr, It,, Sjim, t. wlio died rtaar nai, pni will Uka plaoa Imm Ih, -hanl ;( Ward'. Klamath run'r.1 llonjj, , MJ Huh St. rhur-dai, Anrtl P. IM ,1 J o.n th, R.v. baud Uarn.lt Jr.. at IM ri"l I'n-ah) lanan cnurrn pi. rirlallnK. Ctmimllmr'1! wrvlr, ana In. Urm.nl in Klamalh M.morlal raik. Sanity Hearing Ordered Today A "sanity hearing wns set for lolo today in Uie case of Call Olcn Cram, 37-year-old Counly Jail liwmle, who slashed but wrists in the prison washroom, Craln, who was serving ( sentence alter conviction of drunk enness In a public place, was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital Tues day night. He was kept ovcmunt tin the hospital and then returned to Jail. WKIiNKKIiAV Atinit . Government Club Phnni The Bolter Government Club organisational meeting Is cnetl ulod for rriday night, p.m., In Uio American Legion Hall. A nominating committee will be selected and aevoral apoaaera will explain the alma and prlnolpha molivatUig this particular organ i.nm, Prlmarllv. It will be a club devoted to educating tha pub lic in the fundamental factora of good government, and will work actively toward achieving ft beltrr government on an revw county, atalo and fedtnj Anyone (titoraated In "51 thing" to promote and 2 wi w(iiuiieni urged V , L m part nvirmninvnia will be again It la emphaslted a, wviuuine, 3 -TILL NEW YORK Bradnlreot Hides i prices atood at $8.3) thij uiiyiianayfl irom I I I- HAMg 1 fj of ho3 1-3) Uiuj a week I 3 3-D Movies Slated Here Bribe Attempt Brinqs Jail Cecil Lee Davidson, charged with attempting to bribe a guard to effect his escape from the Fed eral prison camp at Newell, was lodged in city Jail here today. The prisoner was brought here by Prison Guard W. C. Bones. He was booked for safekeeping while authorities arrange to have him committed to a Federal penitentiary. Three-dimensional movies will be unveiled April 24, at the Tower Theater here with the first and only Klamath Falls showing of -uwana uevu, tne first fun lemrth color feature In the natural vision method produced by Arch uooier. Robert Stack; Barbara Brltton and Nigel Bruce are stars in the I film - Innovation lulili-.K In Inj. mtt. information with collective fingers mination of 23 years of cxperlmcn-4 crossed, urging mere De no re- tation la the field of thlrd-d mcn- Iaxation of sate driving. sion. The African adventure film has especially. Installed equipment consisting of two projectors coupled together so that they pro ject two pictures on the screen in super imposition ss well as in synchronization. All this because In human vision, each eye sees it from a slightly different point of view. Oboler's method of Images is through the use of Polaroid glass es. Each theater patron will re ceive a pair of the classes with his admission ticket. These glasses nave uie property of so controlling light that the two reflected Images from the screen are rejected or accepted, depending on which eye they are intended for. Runaway Car Injures Driver , Fred Olover, 224 High St. suf fered back Injuries Tuesday nignt when his automobile went out of control and overturned at 3rd and High Sts. Glover, who was taken to Klam ath Valley Hospital, told police he was getting out of his car when it started to roll down High St. He said it bit a wire attached to an electric light oole and overturned. Mrs. Heitz Still In Hospital TULELAKE Condition of Mrs. Byrd Heitz, patient in Hillside hos pital remains about the same. Mrs. Heitz, pioneer resident here suf fered a stroke sometime Friday night at her home after return ing from Klamath Falls and was taken by Tulelake ambulance to the hospital. She has not regained conscious ness since the attack. Annexation Vote To Be Held ROSEBURG m An election will be held here May 7 on the annexation of a district west of the city. If approved, Roseburg's popula tlon will be Increased by about 1,500, City Manager W. A. Gilchrist said. The area, with 450 houses, nas a valuation of about one mil lion dollars. The Wonder Watch That Thinks! 2 HOURS ONLY FRIDAY, 11 A. M.rol P. M. MANUFACTURER'S ADVERTISING OFFER SWISS MADE PRECISION BUILT ' Slap Chronograph Writ Watches LOOM nmTm Cotattara With Aay Chroaograph Watch Valaed at $37.50 $(g95 xvgy with Tale Ceam Written Guarantee TW htrxl TrStfhxi Wri U TrtM Eilrtd Shack Praef a CeaattM Swiss Moreaunt Sweep Saeeaa HaW a Meaaara Dirtaaea Raahua Dial a CUelu Speed of Aaylkmf Uaareakakla Cryetal a Z-Ta.li Battaa Sua Vateh UraVtraai Saw far Man, Waman, aaya, Oirig - raUKT OlrT anna, mis tauaaa Ta . , . BUI Oratta VIM Aa HA ta Caw Taa tut SUaaaaf Iaaaa-S. Gift and Book Nook 1 914 Moin St. Klamath Fall, If yaa eaaaat ft gad eafa, leave aioaay at Sttea aai year watea wiB fca aaM. UaUt-X. Kiwanis Park Plaque Received A bronze Identification plaque, measuring 11 34 inches, lor Kiwanis Park has been received by the Kiwanis Club. Members are invited to stop by and see this plaque which will be Installed on an appropriate concrete base in the near future by the City Recre ation Department. Members are . reminded of the Pacific Northwest District con vention to be held at Yakima, Wash., August 23 36. The club secretary will make reservations for members wishing to attend. DEADLINE ALTURAS Terms of 26 trustees in the 18 MOdOC CountV Krhnnl oisiricis expire, July 1 and dead line tor filing of candidates run. ning for the posts is April 15. The ciecuon is to oe May 15. Vandals Wreck Drivein Lounge Police searched Wednesday a gang of teenagers reported to have demolished the restrooms at Oino's Drivein, 8. 6th and E Main Sts. They wrecked plumb ing fixtures valued at 8300. Ben B. Lee, manager of the establishment, declared the young vandals Invaded the place Tues day night. After wrecking the restrooms, they fled In an automobile. CAP Cadets Hear Aircraft Lecture LI. Edward Peery. vice com mander of the CAP Cadet Corps here, lectured the catleU Monday evening on aircralt structure. The weekly corps session, held at Allamonl Junior High School, was attended by M boys and five girls. The corps Is open to all boys and girls, 15 to 18. Lt. Peery explained the makeup of various types of aircraft such blimps, helicopters, autoglros and fixed wing typea, I AT HERMAN'S 'Anntwrtchta Our Samf-ARtttMl Tailoring Display FRIDAY and SATURDAY PRIL 10th and 11th A representative of ijti. V. Price & Co. will be at our store to show hundreds of im ported and domestic fabrics for tuiu and ports wear, in regular and tropical weight. 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