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Newspaper Page Text''HKSDAV, A,. PAGK FOUR HKR.V.n AM) NKWS. KLAMATH VMAJS. OHWiON CHILOQUIN y oaki.cm: wolkk Mis. Pearl Nygim's brother. Clydt Ha r row, lost his Itfc in Ron: tie River iicxr Gold Bcucii vav Sunday moii.mi;. Mr Fi"1 . C4av"V'c-''1 I aIAc4A. Vi nt boM ctpsiicd unci Barrows : L'rWTOWfi:J i. v. ,MTfV.. JfcfrJ i M,a Ins hrad on nvk. Ho . liTr-" j .v W. j m the wrtiorir.vs thnn live mtnuic CHICAGO LIVESTOCK but could not bo revived. Mrs. Ny- CHICAGO Hob pnoes V,. " , Mi,h,. m,... VI.L STREKT NEW YORK l.fl With only moderate amonm m oiiMnew or- mto nrw Sfas0i., lugli veiopinji. the nock market Tue.s- sround Tuesday on the expected day aavancea in a i-mto i si, ooo .salable head. Most brought The great majority of pains and steady 10 10 cents better returns 1nc.es were in the small fractions. uljm m te previous .session. Occasional plus mciu exceeded a j cat tie turned mostly steady to point. For the ii.ol part, how-'.so cens lower while sheep were ever, the emphasis was on the up- .steady to 25 cents higher. Salable aide. I cattle were estimated at 10.000, Volume came to an estimated sheep at 1.500. million and a third shares as com- Butcher weight ruys Kern-rally i .,11. . ii.-i. k.n- thai, a. snlri (mm JM ". In bill l.vil - -..n -v.-.-.,- - talari c al tho vU.umm.. iviint imnvd we.it to K'..Wll.!h Fall: ftl 53. IU. S-OWS lOO MHIM It,. : ' ' ' ' " , bershop qu.irtets anil the perform "Choice and prime steers ..d n lh Klamath U.troeishop vearhnga sold from to s:YC0 chorus. Choice to prune heifers brought tp Horn R.i.1.iv: for the pro Ml.Ot) to $-350. Cows lopped at Rrm were Mr. and Mrs. Charles i iifti . Warren and here tivtn tit:chnst ?? ' One load of choice and prune were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hamilton. 13 - wnnleri imh i.iddm at 114 SO Bo.h f.nnilics "vvere tucsis here 3 while shorn Mads were 522.50 to jn toun. Mrs. E. E Evans of Jacksonville in:; to attend funeral services. Deborah Diane Mack, who tipped the scales at 9 pounds. 1 ounce, was botn to Mi. and Mrs. Ted Mack of Williamson River at Klam ath Valley Htvpit.il Thursday. April 9 The baby's irandpaients live in Alabama and in Ohio. Dcobie and her mother came home Monday al:ci noon A number of Cluloqusn people S.mmiay Monday. New York Stock By The Associated prcs Admiral corporation ' Allied Chemical Allts Chalmers American Airlines American power Light American Tel. 4: Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Cop-oer Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeinp Airplane Co. Bore Warner Burrouphs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celaneae Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Consolidated Vuhee Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wripht Douglas Aircraft auPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio Genera Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Par Plywood Goodyear T;re Homestake Mtnir.c Co International Hajresier International Paper Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Llbby.McNeUl Lockheed Aircraft Loew s Incorporaied Lonp Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Keivuiator New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fith Pacific Gu & Electric Pacific Tel. & Tel. Packard Motor Car Penney J. C. Co. Pennsylvania R, R. Pepsi Col Co, Philco Radio Radio Corporation j Rayonier Incorp Republic Steel Refolds Metals Richfield OU Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Prcific Standard Oil Calif Standard OU N. J. Studebaker Corp. Sunshine Mining Swift k Com pan r Transamerica Corp. Twentieth Century Foi Union oil Company L'nion pacific TJnited Airlines Untied Aircraft United corporation United States Plywood United States steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Westmghous Air Brake We.Un;house Electric Woolworth Company 3 LIVESTOCK ;? -4 923-OiX Ewes were 59 50 downward. J 4 ; 38 J 93 ta M ,l PORTLAND Lf i CSD.V Cattle 41 a, 'salable 200, including three loau 80 1, led steers not shown Tuesday; market about steady; few $cv.1 2 i4; choice 8T51.035 lb fed steers 22 50 2 , 33.00; top Mondr.v 13 50; commer M l cial steers 20 00-21 00; utility down 27 i to 16 00; utility-commercial betters 78 t 4 15 00 - 19 00; canner - cutter cow 8A j 10.50-12 50: few 13 00; uilhtv cows 39 13 50-150; utility commercial bulls 18 V 16 00-18.00. 5 , Calves salable 35; market is vimuik m Chiloquin this week, tirst at the home ot Mr. and Mrs Waiter Zimmerman a.id then with the Luy sta:pers. Mr. Evans choe this week to revisit her former home a-: the Eastern Star cnapterj :s having a special cele oral ion i this Wednesday evening. Jack Winkle and Albert Rosm made a trip early this week to WUlow Ranch Calif., to see how soon lotrtns Jobs woula be open' for them where they worked last season. t Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greear wmm, --I -M it - ymat li fliij MARY LOU QUALLS Rec Banquet Said Success ' Court Records :-. 14 imh i k it i (in nr lli.m.a p Ptlri H .1 ttitr Jnif (. l.ui ItaMiixittl V icu-r M Ittiv I II Uhii I VI i 1.1 in r ii"i' Too ood wa.t ecellenl. the pirt ttram wat erellent and pripct an luiniu tor a bUKer, belter rec reation Piociam in Klamttih I'alh next year after Monday nliiht's s'C- : oml annual KlauuitU Hpoi ta and ' Ueci'entional t'ouneil turkey baimuei r.i and meellnii at the Armory, I'Lura t'Ji wore marked lor neatly yOO. j m . All phases of spoils bowlUu, bat keiball Hv cajttuiii. baseball, .nvun nun. that come under the new Iv ; hii. inn oiKnni.ed ami giowuiK council were; vxUn A recoKiiUed Awards weie preemcil i n imr ay Hob McVey, Kl'Jl announcri llev. Llod Hollow n y wat the speaker, iisinti at ht.t topic, 1 Mai tutce In the ll-n'icatiou rrornin." JiiiWUiu out the tieud litwaid liunl- ly pai (.cipiition in sport v t)i r Olhrr s,tetiki'i,t meluded John Mi . lUlUiis, IVlU-nu Htach, Ait Khklaml j .Ut and Kkeri O Council. Oil roaches. I , M;tiUiii il r e e u. L'tHtumuider o ; Kin math r' tills Amei umii l.e.jion - Post. Hid Huid, sIhuwiuci loi ' ufK''" the Hi'i ald mid New and Mary Mills, newly e lee ted ptcMdriit of the Women' Howling As-mvuhihh. I 'lm d W one. spotl 'casler lor KKl.W euueeii the pio.i'Mn Ulanche Pettoif and Heinadette Mathts were in chaine oi anaiijie. ineiits. llie dinner (or 2o peiont was ened by women of the HeoiKan church of latter Pay Saints . kill iMd It'l (ll"l I if. I A p(i i'rtl.ti, Until A fUol, tili'n. FBI Arrests Wanted Man , i..uti.)f iwid rui. mi wlitt If lU'Oiur, ; ii, fttt lit It i if A Willi. . "'' " I'llllcnil.. I. . "!,. nil, i. ii llm liin... - Jlllll lllll. lit lllll llll. I ..III l hr.iiu. 1 "lillv I,.,."1 l l l.im , mi I'll" t! mil. II ti trtiltl litVit, I llO III l Mtmiiri,.., " t rat iiuurr, Willi M i '"I. l"' b.-; ;,"' "tas U mmi'li, .ii.. 't lb. tlio )lrBn ,, ,,J 1 All Hell. itn Anil, liilu(. , HhimIIi pi iii.i.t, tti or i i iinmi.ni.il, i,;; " n, i niitlrr u ... i.. '"if hM m j ' mi i ymi in. :a nr ! Irli! l. . . nr .1 ,i ... T'. '"''I. Muikr , vi...."'' . 1 upcii liutur.i u,, r " ""Hi ..id n.1.1 ,,, rob'V. Atittu i Vlulalini, anil i,. ' i 1 ""It W- l) at oil rlllrlv I k,.,,. " "Wllri .Unit, 113 or Mil ,u V .- tir.; ?w tin "rt C41,,.- ; in 'ii. rilui lit (ni at lii On The Record 8 steady; ftood-choice vealers 2? 00 family drove to Mediord to spend Saturday with friends who will soon move to Los Anseirs, On bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kranenbers Merrill Girl S On Trip List Brief Case In Car Said Stolen 62 ij' 31.00; prune 3.VO0: cull - many W , : ctlVf s. vl rs 10. 00-19 00. 46 1. 1 Hops salable 300; market ,cuvc 1! " 69 nd 3 butchtrs 190-235 lbs :3 00-iO: orfc.irs Av.i Mrs. Troy Qu.ills o( Ihc Mrr- 54 3 150-170 lbs 50-24 50: 250-300 lbs Mfs. Pul Hfrron boean workms . r:ll HisIimav. will om thf 4 PU- 61 22.50-24 CO; choice 36O-JO0 lb sows PJ nine al Noal s iloldrn Ku:e srima;c Mr Youth." irrou,, i:i.i! 16 21 00-22.00: lighter weights to 22 50. mis eei. Srie w.ll uoik each lvui visit the I'n.trd SatioiK As- 52 i' Sheep salable 100: market steady aiicrnoon scinUIy m New York City, July 3. 39',:lin Monoays we to so cents i-r.s rau ir.t i.i Thc na::omv:de pikrim.tte will ' '!.. . 7 ' T; .. ,r.7 T , " V .. . . oi, sccr.il hundred bovj 49 l4 10 tea wooieo i.itios i w. e.... .r. . .u .r. " " . .. thf Vn..(.(1 ? . cnoice quoiaoie to .i.w: irw oou-; auu ni- jumc-i iiu uiuiuci-ur.., , , h . , ,h ,ri. . 67 clioice slaughter ewes 6V50; culls; the Bob W.mplers. and m Klam- wSrnumtil alla.r, produr a! a i. oowti lain ath Palls w ith a bro-Jie r and lami-, "lfn110"-" aliairs. Iv. the lieorge PotllLs. Here lor; .' m uku jiikmi pari ot the t.me was Bill PoMl. ' th only delegate from the Soiith who t.-.tchcs huh school in BI;.. n Oreson dulric:. She won iroin Lewis 1it.i in Seattle. candidates. Two, entered Irom Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Pohll spent iierrill. a recent weekend visiting in t'u-1 Her trip was won on choice o( gene with his 8o-ycar-oiQ motner her 1000 word es. ay. ''Why I Would and with other relatives. 1-ke to See the United Nations in Harry Pearson underwent major Action Oil Lease Filing Booms ' ANfHl II! AC. V Ala-ikA in Am MERRILL-A Merrill Rul. Mjry;cr meUn-.e Saturday niRht. I 1(tfl?l(. ((hn(! ,iurrv u umlrr W(n in OimlU !? ii n,..he. nt Mr 1 Mr- r iv Ini- i tH Ih- il.fi it. il.i. ..nPl.... t---.. ' i tal Hint ii an. I Mil Jainri nln h i, itt al Ktitmlti Val Aiutl JV. IiJ Wlit( Reward Up For Flier KAl.l.HPKU,, Mt. A. M i Vi Taylor. Arthur, lias reported to City Po ' lice the. I of brief case from a Mr.nl rh Hra of flllIr i,u1M M d have ehipprd , . ' ilfi tall .. al K1aiaii!trt Rpllf the nrrrh (or Ik. 1 '' a J'- jJ w"" ! I" which the four took n 1 Funorcl around 26 cents higher: choice 1 oi Klamath Falls were sucsts of Lou Quails, n. daughter of MrJ Mrs. Taylor said thr theft oc curred either while the car was paikil n: Shady pine between R and ID Jo p m . or at thr S. ti'.h S.reet Tavern between 11 p in. and midnight. She de c r t bed i he . a c as tan and horch:de It conianie,) insurance ptiM.'rt and an insurance license; he .said. rl KUitalti 31 l4l 69 Western Orepon Showers Tues ;day night. A few showers and par- 3' 4 I11 1aa-i-. nm, U'nuri.v U,-l,r ' 116 3 rom tJ T5 Tuesday. Cooler i surser' in K1malh Valley Hospi- ThcNregon uroup will go first to Warren OK's Extradition 20 t; Wednesday with hizhs Xrom 60 to 0. Hishs alone the coast about 55 26 - 49 48 to 23 miles an hour. Extern Oregon Considerable cloudiness through Wednesday. Highs from 70 to 75 Tuesday. Cool er Wednesday with hisrhs from 60 70. Lows Tuesday night 38 to 50. M 3 Grams Pass and Vicinity ;al last wrek. For several days he Canada to pick up delete be- had special day and night nurses fore leaving for the East by char and was unable to have visitors, tcred -bus. : but by Tue.vday of this week he is' Mary Lou's honor was announced reported much improved. at a dinner. April 17, in the enfe- Bob David quit school last yria ol the Medford high school, month. He was a freshman at Ore- attended by candidates and their eon Sta:e College but received an parents. Invitation from Uncle Sam. He The local content ui snnnsnrrH in ' 'hat he has been in trouble went to Portland last weekend for by the Odd Fellows and Kebckalu cvrr MlKr " ua 14 year old' a physical examination and ex- Lodges, ' AUhoush he no'.cd that "Mr SACRAMENTO r - Gov. War ren :ud Tuesday lie tiat approved Oregon s request (or the extradi tion of Jo-.rph Haker. 19. for escape from thr pcmlen'.uiry. B:iker is bein held in San Fran cco. Warren s.-ud Oreson Buthonltes hae Siven h.m information show- filtniis weie marie on 3,0.000 ncirs t..k plar m a single day. six t.os Anuelei p'tt'i,' resuletUs (lied on PO.000 acie.i ..ftu-i n Monday. I At the samp lime. C F. Shield and h's A..-.octatra m the Ala.-ka Oil and tins Development Co. re , ported drilling was startinii this ' week lit a site alone the Olnm iliithwuv in the interior. 'Hip Shel OU Co. also aimouiued the opening of a Seattle explora tion division office because of Ita interest in the Alaska pros;iecu. Hip announcement said four ma(v pins parties will go mio the field in tmd-May. Toe sume of Interest Jn Ala.ska oil prospects has dcelupcd alnce the Department of the Interior "igned with the Phillips Oil Co. tor t-st drilling this summer in the Kntalla region along Alaska's, southern coast, east of heir j 1 1 iidi r rial MiO.f. df Jiimm rmumi ti.iiti thm I I'll Klamatli ; t.rtllintd Tviaila . A pi il ;i, al i V wriKiit is a Huan Uke r. .1 IL M Wa KU.rt rtuiga ut Hi Realtors Nome Out By Accident The name of Macon S. Jaiks was Inadvertently ntn:ltrd fiom the lit UrpoMUn-. of the r.I .,m Kal,M,el bank w.Vi, tienil.V ""Wrfti The llllMlni.. luiir y,, Wllhrl,,,. .,, ,rr lJ.'.H 'd. J. and Klh.M.,. rl old All lucd III ll,e K.li.J. 1 -CM L'l 1 a huan t.ak. j Iliry hav, nut Una ,. M,rr..em niv. f.iii. lV4til n.-Hl.,.r.. n.r been im4i 'i. ir hikii. nun, tmougq r4' . tiia and Oregon j Rccossion Said Juit 'Round Cornet ...... .'II ...: . v., ii i i,. C'lon la lut aimin,! in. e. IcHWiucUon a mile south .'.I hern "ZJX'rtZ S H lr the past e.I. .tailed produe-' 0 L loatniiJ vi..,,,i,v l)ald 11. Klueselnun M lj j llie linn s' Mill A I. ol Rwert Voik l.ild a lliretui, 0 ll.,...r .n.i eoinuanv lleadilllallel a ' ",r uuunwn.rri. .Monday la is al Portland P"' "ceuilon but tmpHiuJ i '111 mill l deiliined lr a raiiae- not reliiri t u llv ol 13J.0OO oonrd leel In all ( llvplllr nrprrnMon ' eiclit hour iliin II hM le- "A mild recension would a. ; Iween as and loo einilve-.. country a economy a lot ol pet1 I Emmet Trunin. Wllo Jiuiiervi.ea rnirariman aaia. I construction, w ill remain until op-1 eratlon ! well established, lie haa been auiwnntelidenl of Hi, Bwect New Mill In Production Hlrt ' M Tueidkv ,rA a I Wenn,V : month. Wayne DuBoia wno earlier, SU ls DOWN ' new, sl.r.r, I un man who K""t wh.eh wa, printed In 2 r uv . -Sy ni?i" i 'ha r wa, a'.lend.n. Open B.blt PORTIA.ND t of Ore. a bee,, , d.fUcu.tothe, than '"'ia",',.' d't " " Coo. Bay Area Partly sunn, !5"SJ""'ule """ " : E5"'!; '"!'. .JIJ"" HlV'l "L' TO,' Klamatli Doard ul Itealtar. J";erlv to norSwei. " Claudef.e Paramo returned to . R.ilwav A.oct..tl0n .-aid it was habitation." .mood ilandmi He mmrd kr s; an hou Htrt ll , c'ht - " E"ter ndiconvert.ns itv electric line aerv.nc W,rrm said he has svnip.thv I ' Or.nta l-.v, and. ll SeJS' JSlf Jf 6K L0W then decided to quit her job there Ore,h.m5.nd Bonn, to dlencl for BaKef, !e and babv blit he m n'"!V!,h'' '"f, Uw I T Northed f Californi P nd re'Urn 10 Cni!o'u:n' stw ha v operation. . M,r, oreson will b, considerate 01 ,n! Wlllard Hole1' 1 floard I ltme '""I Ior 10 ''. rountoin Pen Rapairina ,T fMIMI'IW" l. M.h. fl.M.f I. ihi. r i.t ...I R.at .fi.ti R..I.I ..I h... ,l.n LOUIS R. MANN PIAHO CC 130 N. 7th Himmand Orfan dtti OJ 3 Lhroueh Wednesdav excem mvht1-.. . a - - 1 uo ni. t nA mnmmer Irtw (ni n alnrttr . -... a -m .1 .- w..vu. 3 -, , ,Mr. ar.a .airs. r.uiu uoiy iqu 09 ; Portland at midnight Tuesday. 'cerncf .1 1 ih. a.. 4rSn. Pisint Rs'a (Aitth. ... J . i . 1 ' ' - - -J .. cnuoren apeni ihsi weracna in. " .w-ard. Northerly to westerly winds ; Sweel Home vlsitmir with lormer M , of 10 to po miles an hour off coast. . chiloquin residents, Mr. and Mrs. ; rj , ! The five-day outlook for Western 1 Rrece currv. i ,9i Oreiion Showers, mostly occur-j Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mezger are 411,' ring Wednesday. Friday and Snn- j parents of a third child and secono 3g a, day. Total Si to .5. Temperatures daughter. Donna Lee who weighed 44 3g about normal, with tops In 60s and less than aix pounds, was born at 45 a, mimmums in 40s. ; Klamath Valley Hospital early; jne iive-aay ouuuot lur Tasini. mursaay morning. April . oy me Oregon A few showers, mostly , t,me Mrs. Mezger was ready to occurring Friday and Sunday: total come hime the older children, Al amount generally less than one. : len and Pegcv. had broken out with tenth Inch; temperatures averag- i measles bo Merger toolt a leave ' tng above normal with lowering ; from his job as forester and Is trend toward the end of the week; 1 home helping his recuperating lam CHICAGO GRAIN w.r. .mill nrt sTi.hn , ' highs In 60s and 70s. lowering to; ,ly. At a shower given recently lor mdcance on the board o( trade 505 "nd 605 b" 'he nd of the , Mrs. Meige n-,.a.H. iweek. Lows generally in the 4Cs; exact arriva arnnna OCtasiOIll illKI HI ic lviuco, l.l".'U .iit.vu... guests gue.ssed the exact arrival nl the Infant. Mrs. May and July beans sank ar 3 cents at times following over- ( reas- night announcement the Commodl-1 ty Credit Corporation had lowered : By The Annotated Press the price at which it would sell I :4 hcurs to 4:3s a.m. Tuesday cottonseed meal. This influenced sovbean meal, whirh cold at 1A4 a ' toD. off $1 from Monday. Baker Corn and oats moved ahead. L Grande These feed grair.s were helped by t-akeview a continued rise in live hog prices. ' Medford Wheat closed lower, May j Newport 12.17 corn lower to i I North Bend higher. May J19-1 58 V oats tin-; Ontario changed to higher, May 7S V"6. Pendleton rye 1 to 1 1, higher. May II 64 i,.iPortland Airport soybeans 1 lower to 1 , higher, ! Roseburg May 13. 04-3. 04 ',. and lard un- Salem changed to 5 cents a hundred . pounds higher. May $10.55. Boi-e Wheal Chicago Open High Low C lose Denver .Max. Min Prep. May 5.18 2.18J4 2 17 '3 J. 17 Eureka Jly 2.21'. 2 22 2.20'. 2 2.V..Lo, Allele Sep 2 25:. 2 26 2.24'. 223'. New York Dec 2.31'. 2 32 2.30. 2 30 V Red Bluff Mar 2 35 U 2.35 ', 2 34 2 34 san Francioco .Seattle PORTLAND GRAIN Spokane PORTLAND .f Coa.se grain unquoted. , , . Wheat 1 bid . to arrive market. UeDUfieS lOKe 75 43 73 42 72 43 77 4fi 53 42 57 43 77 51 74 51 69 49 T 72 43 74 44 75 47 55 32 67 45 53 47 fiS 64 .02 47 37 S) 54 61 51 61 46 .05 m 50 KF Man To Jail her'1 : mg time by only eight hours. ! Fort Rock Rt FOBKRTA Mi OKK Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren of Canyon City. Ore., are the proud parents of Catherine , Marie, who arrived April 8. and vnghed 8 pound, und 2' j ounces. The proud grandfather is Ralph Webber ho became Rrandpa for the I;r.,t time, and also Laura Web ber who became a ircairandmo ther for the f.r.'.t time. Mrs. War ren is the former Eeverlv Webber. D;c;: Srhaub received delivery of a 1153 firen 14 ton Ford pick-up Friday April 10. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morehouse and children of Grants Pass, arrived .Saturday, April 11. to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morehouse and lamilv lor n few dav. i Mrs. Jo (jilder. Fort Rock 4-H leader, took to of her tiirls, Joan pprry and Terca Ward to Lake view April 10. to attend thc 4-H Judg.ng school. ! Mr. Charles Boley. Floyd , Branch and Richard Brown were; obligated into the Fori Rock Orange, Saturday njfjht. Mrs. Anita Oate. and Mrs. Anne1 S3 anphie U ha. aaaa mw Now the ontraal v lb. Arm. aaolb I Lib l aouad pntj'n. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast Soil White (excluding Rexi 2 41; White Club 2 41 j Eu2ene M Matter. 29. Ii Hard Ked wimer oroinary i ii. ,.., ,, ci. . u,r,hri an ir 12 per cent 2 43. ! Sheriff Dal Reed, for state prison Gates who was four years old April . J re"iplv '"al ?,6:, hrlv in Salem w here he has been ,en. 1 13. The partv took place at the "our : corn : '"a '"' tenced to not more than five years school house during recess Mondav for larcenv bv embezzlement. 1 aiternoon, There were two verv at A jurv found Ma'.'ler guilty and tractive birthday cakes. There last Friday morning he was acn-i 'r 2" persons present at the tenced by Circuit Judge David gathering. Vandenberg. Matsler w-as found 1 guilty of taking J45 cash and three; SAN FRANCISCO "USDAi sewing machines lrom the Sewing ' Potatoes: street sales market Machine Service and Exchange. ! about steady; prices unchanged 421 Main, while an employe of the i Sixteen cities; arrivals 493; cars firm. I on track 1.188. i CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO ifi Potatoes: Arriv als 70. on track 265: total U. S. ahlpments 605; steady; Idaho Rus sets S5.75. m 10 lb mesh sacks In master containers 16.15, bakers 16.40: Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs J2.75-3 00 washed; Mon tana Russets 15.25. 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