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Newspaper Page Textr MONDAY, JULY 6, IBM PAGE FOUR HEBALP AKD WtWS. PAMATH T All, ACTSOM w a STOCKS wux rriLtET OT TOJUC 1 3a eme f the sltwot traetmc nsye n" the year, Che aUsck aiiarfcet JstaadeJ JMireued at anixd court. . The -volume of business m rigbt round fTiOity 3tl.MA S&re6. toe Tiurd kjwctn total id tlx jsut. . Praea T.Trtr- were ftrouad pmat either way s se ano1 few cucjkwoz. I teftTAGO CC4M CHJCA&O i Wheat beM P well, seed stud bad a aJignuy ieaauer tmdertaue and atoyw-nrji o iitiped prosouneed weassea tag ttbe sward t mac Joonosr. Bedre aeUinc laroea wheat low- !er at tbe opesuirig. icOex-img fjuite large cash arrrvaia, ma tais was i readily absorbed if start covering felt weekend lua would deisy re vctpL m wheat from tbe Midwest :? Kir a couple 4d cays. , j Sorbetl leD aeveral cem at !tme Sediirig was feared am eatuuess in awyoesa total an re ch h r,a wm he-ine luaded TCT.fr aKF. Pa'. tor Hit puttie! tjsrgea Jar atapmea here. Fa fceanng on the R4S.MU6 propped i raole weekend moisture So the bond issue to oe presented to Title-1 nuowest caused a bale aHing a lake voter. JuiT 14. bas been aetij,-,. js, lor Tuetdnr. Jar 0-m- Oab-'j Wheal closed lower to . fcigb lomia tiiae. is tor LeuB Ball. !f- juJjr UJl - (jiO. com Tot beam -ia ee vowr aajioaw. Jul l-6-l-i3 "i. oai opportuur to inax a compiled ; fewer to 4a bifber. July 71 . rre Klamath" Area Boy Steals To Join In Migration To Big National Jamboree Bond issue Meet Set acaiy&u a tUe -Ubt to iuci toe luawuat ill be ailocated, Ibere It appwra'Jy as omxaufA eppUGitloa to U cttr's prapwal to p7 oii tbe pretusA ZMnA edaeec oa deepeoiiif Uf deep weS aztd to fsaaoce cost ctf aay-Der weS auo coattrucUan ol zt elevased BorW water. Couod at Hot new deep lee d xuare tiiao leet . 1 4 iuefaer. Ja)r O.S2 ao-oeu 2 Jower. July C -fl.'l and lard to Ml cents a huodrad pouads lover, Kodoe Area Couoclt Boy Scoutf. troow and . fclajnath rail and JeilerKiD, Crook and Oea taa&e eousim, wrlll join ttKnuaoda of ouirri Jrom parta of toe Jamiioree ear Rewowt aootk cS Im Aztelea. fieremjr lo cal boys aod eigitt adutia wiB register Iroao tu re- Touaaods of boys win pass tbrougb bere ssarus; u)y 11 and continuing through July Zl on tbe Great Northern and Southern Pact fie KaJhrsys. Faaaenger trains win be run over tiie CK eo specaJ &sp3as lion. Ttiere a'lil be no lajwers except tor aerrice oa tbi line. Boys traTelfflf on tbe BP will detrain lor a ssim i tbe VaUa Park pool, for a ode trip to Cra ter take and - lor meals both aboard tbe cars, at KUHS and July) Merrill and Malin. Arrangement j lor toe urater u trip ur ii Dee Mar - iriieas Oaca Hiea Ur IJil 1 JO L U IM l, litalWiiiSi j.m i z.n J-ia - 4 3JM i i jot ' Beating Cote Appeal Made Here When tear Boober. -year-ld kborer, was bailed betore Oistnct Jod;se D. E. Van V actor Monday on a ebarxe cf beating bat wtie. be aaked lor time to decide co lu Plea. -'I nijfrt o! aapied ber. your fcuaor. ne declared, "bat I didal ba ber with my A , oomplaint cbartclnf . auauil and .battery was filed amst Boober by bis wife, Mary. Sbe told IXstnct Attorney Frsck AJ Oerton tbat ber butdund save ber a beating wbOe be was drunk. Judge Van Vactor ordered Boober beld in tbe County Jail until be is ready to plead to tbe cbarge against him. TYrwxix HOKG KOKO The Zastern China Wealber Bureaa repjited that Communist China experienced b 12ib trpboon of tbe year Mon Cr. tola one bitting tbe ghingha) area. . GH, HO Johnny Pslmtr of Uadin, N.t., stares in ditbe- ti( as his shot misses hols on h. 1 7th at Detroit. He still mad the per four en the - hole and his qualifying scores - equalled the record for PGA trials. 2i F-OETT-'MJ POBTIAKD No transactions. Mondty's ear receipt: Wheat to: bariry - flour i; com ; oata J; nuU feed t. . . are belne made br tne KUunata Ctace FaHs Lions Clubs. Tbese boys wiB be iront yonaers ana e- rw chelle, N Y. and will leave tbe train at ChUoguin. Mrs. Mattie Barnstable, super visor of cafeterias in Klamatb Falls schools will have tbe tresen doss Job of superrtssig meals and packing nmche lor hundreds of bunzry bo. Saturday. July It, cas wiD be aenmd lunrta and dinner.; Breakfast wit be served 530. July 14. stnd lunches will be packed for : each bor w take along. On the return trip, W boys win feave toe tram here July 27 - for breakfast and will leave wrsfa boxes. AB meals win be CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Hogs took to new' tavtA KJ?K8 cafeteria. signer ikttiwij v -"" -Sows were n best demand as tbe msrket moved 8a cents a hundred pounds signer. Receipts were tax fewest for a Monday since Feb. a. . Cattle alve were 25 to O cent higher. Here too receipt were cut down, being tbe fewest for a Mon day since March 80. Sheep were unevenly steady to St cents Jower. Butcher weight bogs sold mainly from to $2SAQ. A lew loads reached tbe practical top of $26.25 while one load of heavies went as low as SJ2.O0. 6ows took IU.09 to $23.2$. Good to prime steers nd year lings sold from 1 00 to 3.M with a few loads getting up to t2JJS and $SiM. Choice to low-prune heifers made 30.00 to S22 00 and a toad or so f22.2. Cows topped at U M, bulls at S16i0 and vealers, which were steady to 11.00 better, ranged downward from 123 U0 oa choice grade. Oood to prune native eprma lambs were worth 122 60 to t2.oo. Yearlings were 122 2 ami below and ewes 16 00 downward. Estimated receipu Included ,000 bogs. U.000 cattle, W calves, and 1,009 sheep. ; 'is - "SHOCKING A1TACK" The three Democrats on Sen. tor Joseph McCarthy's Sen ate Investigating subcom mittee demand "appropriate action" against their staff director, J. B. Matthews (above). They accuse Mat. thews of "a shocking end un warranted attack" ageinst the American clergy. The senators quoted the first sen. tente In megaxins article by Matthews as declaring: "The largest single group supporting the . Communist apparatus In the U.S. today It composed of Protestent clergymen." FOBTLAND LIVESTOCK -PORTLAND UrWUSDAi-Cattle salable 1,650. market fairly active. fairly uneven; limited supply fedJ steers and heifers fully t0 cents higher, instances 1.00 up; cows generally 60 cents with spots 1.00 higher than last week's low time; grass steers snd neifers strong to 50 cents higher; load high choice U lb fed steers 24.60; 1 loads and part load choice lb fed steers 24.00; few good grass steers U 00-20.00; commercial steers mostly le.SO-U.00; utility down to 14.00 or below; load choice oM lb fed hellers 22.50; load and part load good 700-740 lb fed neifers 21.00; load commercial and good grass hellers 17.50; utility snd commercial neifers 13.00-lo.50; canner and cutter cows largely t.oo-t.60, few 10.00; utility cows 10.00-12.00; lew mixed utility snd commercial cows 12.00-50; utility and commercial bulls 14.00-lt.oo; 2,705 lb bulls H 50. Calves salable 400; msrket about steady; good and choice vealers mostly 17.00-lt.OO; few bead 20.00: utility sod commercial vealers 11.00-15.00; culls down to 7.00. Hogs salable 400; market 25-50 cent higher than Isle last week; choice 1-2 outchers 180-235 lb 27.75 to mostly 28.00; 1 small lot 28.25; medium grades down to 24.50; choice 250-215 lb 25.50-2 50; choice 290-400 lb sows 22.50-2J.50. few 24.00 with heavier sows downward to 20.00. Sheep salable -1.200: msrket active; elaughter spring Ismbs around SO cent .higher than late last week; feedera weak to ' 1.00 lower; few steady; good to prim spring lambs 21.50-22.50; utility and good lots 19.00-20.00; good feeders mostly 11.00, few 18.50; good and choice shorn yearlings 15.00-ls.O0; cull-good ewes 2.00-4.00. ?"? -"'iWiaial CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO OP) Potstoea Ar rivals 122. on track 42S: total U. S. shipments Friday 545, Saturday 1B2, and Sunday 30; supplies liber al, demand good, market firm for whites: for reds, supplies light, de mand good, market slightly strong er; Anions round reds 54 00; Cal ifornia long whites 12.75-3.10, Pon Uacs 14.25: Texaa triumphs 13.7545. SENTENCED Robert 8. Perte, alias Bob Psr ron, pleaded guilty In District Court Monday to obtaining food and lodg ing with Intent to defraud. He was arrested on complaint of Hsrry Brown, Klamath Falls boarding house operator. Judge D. E. Van Vactor sentenced Perte to 30 days in tbe County Jail. Per capita production of electric Ity In Sweden la about the same as that In the United Bute. OFor Business Opportunities Th Wlnten Co. . 7JI Mai Pit. eOOO Menus bare been worked out by tbe Great northern. Breakfast will include stewed prunes, branfl&ket and milk, browned com beef bash, rolls or toast, tnflk and coffee for adults. Pot roast ol beef and brown gravy, boiled or baked potatoes, mixed vegetables, bread and bat irr ctMcri fruit with 2-a ounce cartons of will be consumed for dinner. - Lunch will be a hamburger aard wieh, piece of cheese on side. India relish, potato chips, fruit Tule Group To Meet advisory committee named by tbe Tuletake Growers Assoc., to work field station and Burton Hoyle manager will meet tonight, t p.m., California time at the station to discuss plans for improved bulk Handling of potatoes st harvest time., -. - - , ; Bulk handling' is not new to Tule lake growers but mechanical dam age la a big factor in this type of operation and It is planned to aik a representative of tbe Uni versity of California agricultural college to meet with the commit tee to an effort to eliminate much of the difficulty. The committee has elected Glen Arthur, chairman, Martin Ding ier, secretary and member Mar lon Palmer, Jeff Proaser, Ben Reimer, Eldon Larson, Ernest Lindssy. William Whi taker and Bob Macy. OBITUARY SWCkTMAK Bert Swcctmtn. OS. native of Loj-,1-too. Calli.. rcicnt of Sarraaicnto tor IS rears, died in saeriuncnto July 3, 1103. Survivors Include a titter. Mrm. starte Sfabrr sad a brotber. Henry Swecunan ol thift cltr. Mr. Sweetmao wit a Uleume member of While Pine Lodge r'o. ITS. lOOr. Laralton. Calif, funeral arransemeiiu will be announced br Wards Klamath Funeral Uotm. BBOWM Thomat Jaekioa Browa. St. native ol Ccntralia. Wean., resident of KlamaUf County for 25 years, died near Aisooia. July z. 1953. Survivors include: the wid ow, tna Browa of this city; daueftlera. Huby Gilford of this cltr and Ohve CHafcspollc of Albany, Ore ; eons. Jsmes and H'.-era Brown er uus tit. orot. ere. Charles and Cordon of Chehalu. Wash.. Harold of Pott Arbernie. Van couver island; sisters. Mary Luke. Min. nle Anderson and Myrtle young of Che halu. Wash. The body Is .1 Wards Klamath runeral Home. Notice of the funeral arransemenu will be found else where la tola issue. BASNtr Starr Louise Barney, the Infant daugh ter of Mr. aod airs. Ernest Barney of Bums. (ire., died here July l. IBM. Besides the parents sbe la eurwived by 2 brothers. Russell and krnle and 4 sisters, Carolyn. PhyUls. Alma and Nora of Burns, ore.; grandparents. Bertha V. Washington of Burns, Ore. and Mary Barney of Phoenix. Aria. The body Is at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. Notice of the funeral arranse menu wul be found elsewhere as uus issue. KDWABDS WUham Edward Edwards. 4. a ns t've of Chleaeo. 1IL. and a resident of this community for the past twenty-one years, passed away here July S. Sur vivors Include the widow Inez Edwards ol this city, o Hair a Memorial i-napei will announce the time and place of funeral services at a later date. FINED Kenneth V. Harris, 43, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of liquor Monday snd was fined 1250 and sentenced to 30 days In the County Jail by District Judge D. E. Vsa Vsctor. He was arrested July 3 by State Police ap proximately three mile south of Midland. Pope Pius XII bas received more pec,.! In audience than any other pope in history. cobbler with vanilla aaane, mUk lor bmes. Packed lunch boxes will bold cse sneat Bandwjch. can cat idly or peanut kroner, one large cup cake, one piece est tresfe xrun and milk. .'Twig .Aeaiirj", cacra. w11 dis tricts 1 and i, win prepare soa aemer pieces erf ohmrtlas from Glass Mt. south of Tulelskc sad a small printed snap f tbe Modoc Council Area lor : eaoi Tirating Scout. Be will also serve as di rector of the commissary lor local bore, while in camp. Tbe Ber. David Bfttnett Jr., will entrain as chaplain and Eur asia &earer. Soma exectstrve d tbe eouncu. will serve as atipeiviKr eat xospectkKrit. Tbe section on which local bsf will travel will bane S20 boys from tbe Pacific Jiartbwest, aa board. ' Tbe local boys wia be oflly a small eroup in tbe jamboree which is anracting SCM young sters, creatine; a sew ooom toatl at Jamboree City where opt long agt sheep grazed tbe JtasVsvcre she on an Ustorie stock raacb 40 snilas South of Los Angeles n Coast Highway 101. Tbe Scoot camp win be crrtded into 24 fsectaons. each toa ssairno date M troops. Each troop wiH bare lour patrols of eight scout each, s senior patrol leader, scribe, quartermaster, two assis tant sconxnasters and a scoutmas ter. Tbe scout organization bas Is sued some gigantic figures deal ing with appetites of 60.000 boys, who will do tsost of their own cooking. Food win be supplied by comrr isaries. , A sample of the nuintities of food that wfn be tnted in a week lists 109 tons of meat. duOJOue quarts of milk, 40.000 dozen eggs. 24 tons of sugar, 160.000 gallons ol vegetables, two freight carloads of cereals and 175.000 loaves of bread. Ten trehrbt carload of charcoals win provide cooking fuel. A big item i or parent is that tbe camp win have its own tele phone system. The timber. New- nort Beach. Cain., jsjnoorec ins. Other - local aduiu who win travel with troop M are O. E Pedersen, Tulelake. Scoutmaster, Roy Premo and John HeUoronner. lOamatb Falls, asslttanti Scout masters. Jsmes Craig wUl be Sen ior Patrol Leader. David McCart ney. Quartermaster and Howard Clark, scribe. Check Charge Fine Given 'Walter Stanton, 33-year-old fath er of six children, was sentenced to M days in the County Jail and fiDed 1100 for issuing s bogus coeck Monday after be admitted to District Judge D. E. Van Vactor that be had been traveling around tbe county with "another woman." Stanton pointed out an unidenti fied woman sitting in tbe court room as bis traveling companion, no rherk charge to which Stan ton pleaded guilty was filed against him 07 Lloyd Berry, Klam atn Falls tavern operator. Stanton was arrested in Sscrsmento. Tbe defendant told tbe court that be bad been sentung money reg ularly to bis family in Klamatb Falls. "I've been kidded by experts' Judge Vsn Vactor declared. "You are no expert. I don't believe any thing you told me." File Rifling Report Eyed WASHINGTON (At The Senate Investigations Suocommlttee will be asked shortly to approve ' revise a draft report declaring that secret state department files were rifled through "whim of caprice. . . or internal office politics." A report written by tbe subcom mittee staff said tbe condition of the files, especially those on for eign service personnel, was cha otic, and It added: "This could and did resul. in persons whose inter ests were contrary to tbe national .tscurity remaining undisturbed or being promoted or hired within the state department-" The draft report, marked "con fidential." reached reporters over tbe weekend from sources who declined to be named. Sen. Mc Carthy (R-Wia), the subcommittee chairman, declined to discuss it except to say hut group would meet soon to consioer whether to sign tne draft. The draft report declared that derogatory Information about per us of "unusual morals" an other disappeared from scattered, poorly guarded file rooms or was deliberately sidetracked. The report was drafted atuv extensive subcommittee bearings last winter. Attached to It was a letter from R. W. Scott McLeod. new state department security officer, praising tbe subcommittee for 1U inquiry and reporting that "correeuve steps are being taken. ric If ! I I V a I I a I I a. I I I . mm) m mm 03? 13CE& IwEJV Qt- U3 111 1 1 m 033033031 3 - saw WW S 1. 1.. SSsaaa 1 atkartbera Calif arnia Fair 1T-ufri Tbeaoair csBept fog aatng coast; licie temperature cbasge. ttesacrlr aa swatawefderly wmds, is-je sxupJx. aft coast. ' Grants Pass and vittinity Fair j and waras tbrtyugb Tuesday. Ejco law; low Moray zugm L Coos Bay area Fair tbrongb Ttnday except aught and rooming fog. Bar winds cezeje twnbwest erly . dunng zugm aui mnrnrng bours, itw faortber.y 2- atvp. cturmg guTuassxaas. High C7; low a. Baser asd vicinity Clear and varan through Toesoay. High St: low Marxiay Eight t - We.-tern Oregos Clear and con tinued warm m roost areas through Ttteadsy. Highs e7-7 in the interior botet days, along coast cooler Tbes day with high around 65; lows in all srerte Hssdx; 'r- C Vmds C0 coast twrtherly to nonn westerry, 12-25 m-pi.. w3h gusts to at) Bti-pb. an the sootbern coast during aAeraoon. Eastern Oregon Clear and a mile warmer through Tuesday. Highs tt-BS; low Sdonday night 52 ez. .... U baears to 4:3 a-sa. Mataaay Max. afta. Frca- tnxonMa!(es Freedom Plea CrETTYEBTRG, f -,V" President Ricfcard M. Kixon p5d aar veteran rrF" and called on amr wnrk lar freedom evervahere. -Wben me lose imerest in the freedom 4 triers, we may M our own lreeoom.- the vice prea aasssi Kpeec Sunosy. crrmTi --"r the SWn snmver- sary of the baale of Gerrystrarg. Xae address at tyeaystrorg High School stadium louowed a brief . - . n rvstree Nixon. nan so mc e- - - - . . , a Union Army soldier who died let vounds received mt tne of the famed cirfl aar battle, Joly . met. In bis address. Vice President v. m nrostd Amencans to Jesra mare about -what tne cammtmists survocaie.' vn swserr ta a false itacirme is to study it and know its weaknesses. When yo maw xenir own cvstem and tbe Commu nists', there is no question as to which is better. M saio. j j,gsaswasbarst'" Tf,',li t . TO;) r. J r Baker n 47 Bend ' ' ' 3 . 44 Eugene . 7 al aDamath Falls : W W La Grande ' M 4S Laaarriew - S it Medtord 91 61 3?wtwport 58 i2 North Bend M 51 Ontario H 5s Pesiaetwt - St ft) Portland airport) 5 M Salem aa S3 Boise - a 'SI Chicago 2 64 Denver , t Eureka M 47 Los Angeles W i Los Angeles ' 6 CO JSew York 8? .. Red Bluff 101 C6 San Francisco '72 47 Seattle ' ' 54 Spokane ; : 82 S3 DIES . FLORENCE. Italy IF Titta Buffo, 75, imeraatiocally- known beritone. died Monday of a heart albnent. . . . . . . . Airways Man Up For Post WASHDSGTON IF President EibennoaeT Monday xxwninated James H. Smith Jr.. Colorado aviation exectnne. to be assistant secretary of the Ksvy for air. Smith, a director of tbe Slick Airways Co, operating in tbe Southwest, would succeed John F. Floberg. The White House said Eisenhower bad accepted Ffoberg's resignation Monday, effective upon Senate eonfinnation of Smith. Smith Som imme 4c bt Anen. Colo, is 42 years old. He was graduated from Harvard University in LtSl snd from Co lumbia University law school in 1835. In 1941 be was manager of Pan American Airways Aru-n opera tions. He served as a Navy pilot durmg World War n and also was on tbe staff of Adm. Arthur W. Radford, now chairman-designate of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. 1 I . e t. X. i t y v(v I V HMMM! "Dangerous, dev astating, delicious," say fhe Manh.ttan Film Projection ists Union in Hollywood of 3-D acfrets Kathleen Hughes. Statistics: 425, 5 feet 8, end bionde. HMMM! FUNERAL NOTICE BI0WK . . Funeral lerricea for Thomas Jack sea Brown. 64. who died near AUjms. Oregon. July I. wUl take place from h. ,hml of Ward's Klamath Funer al Home 923 Hit St-, on Tuesday. July 7 at 3!W pm., ncv. w. of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church officiating.. Commitment serv ice and interment in Klamath Me morial Park. BAS-N'tr Funeral services for Miry Louis Earner, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barney who died here July 1. will take place from the -raveside to . . . b..v rr nn TllM. day. July 1 at 2:00 p.m.. Rev, William m? cSrse of 'arrangementf 1 OTteir'S Memorial Chapel. Klamath Has Quiet Fourth Police Chief OrvUle BamUtoi j... ewotrao nubllc-BtilrltiiH .i dents of Klamath Fails credit. tor awn.. V,..lHfjV ntigUed ill thai Mlt AW v. e WJ without a wrlous accident or any ai HUturbance. A.ids fr UUUOUBI 7 ----- . S4VIH An rvolphrnntf uhn bim SOniO 1U V-a - w K. rested for drunkeiinesa- police had little activity. , .'The people of Klamath Palla do serve a lot of credit lor the . . nv.. r I atri tliRmiwlVM rtllwiam. mg W LUIIUUK"-1" " ftaaoxer tie two-day hoUday." Chief Hamil. ton declared. "Even with thou, the Roundup Parade ; everything was oraeriy. v . Bootleaqer Draws Fine wiuiam D. Wakeman. Klamaik Falls taxi driver, convicted by t District Court Jury last week of bootlegging, was fined 1100 Mon. day. Wakeman who was tried before District Judge D. E. Van Vactor, was arrested after be was alleged . hoifo cntrl n nint nf urhlclrv an undercover agent for tbe Ore gon tiHfuur uvukivi ,uiiiiiiiahioj. Prior to Wakeman's trial, Judga Van Vactor dismissed a bootleg ging charge against another taxi driver, Wesley E. Ray. The court upheld the contention .of Defense 11IAH1.UD FHwin V.. DrlarriH ,anrl George Proctor that the prosecution had failed to prove a bottle of. fered in evidence at tne Kay trial contained intoxicating liquor. William Edwards . Dies Here Todqy William Edward Edwards, M, resident of Klamath -Falls for the past 21 years and associated with the Ewauna Lumber Company for 18 years died, at his home 649 SMnnrftrirt Rtrpet earlv. iodav. 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