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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1953)
8 PAGE POUR Livestock PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (fl USD Cattle Ratable for wpir n dwi mniFH .... even; fed steers and heifers steady, some high commercial and good grass steers 50 cents or more higher early but general market (trass cattle weak to 50 ctnts lower, home cows 1.00 under week ago; trade very slow late; choice around 950-1,100 lb fed steers 24.50-25.00, jailer lor tnree loads 955-1,093 lbs; heavier steers down to 24 00 with good under 1,100 lb ted steers 22.00-24.00; six loads Canadians In cluded; low coori CH'DKtt anil cimrtla- mentaiy fed steers cany 20.00- fi.oo; commercial grasstrs ja.uo; utility 12.00-13.00; cutters uuwii io lu.uu; lew loads good fed heifers 20.00 - 22.00; commercial 15.00-17.00, few to 18.00 early: cut ter and utility 9.50-14.00; canner and cutter cows late 7 00-8.50; utility 10.00-11.50, early to 12.00 . wnen tew commercial cows reached 13.00; cutter and utility bulls late jj.uu-io.uu, eany sales commercial S its Western Oregon Partly cloudy in interior through Saturday, with a few showers and thundershowers Friday, mostlv in the northern mountains. Cloudy along the cost wuii local eany morning nrizzie. Warmer Friday. Highs both days 80 to 90 in the Interior and 65 to 70 along the coast. Lows Fri day night 60 to 60. Winds off coast SOUthweKtprlv 10 In 90 mile n hour Friday, shifting to northwest- en; ouburuay. Eastern Oregon Fair through Saturday except afiernoon show ers or thundershowers In northern mountains ITpllat, nimiinku. ........ ,,unj. &sl.llllJiailil!g shower ar.ltvUv in 16.00- Little change in temperature. High uwm unys io io do. lows r riday nignt 48 to 58. Grants Pass and vicinity early morning low cloudiness, but mostly cloudy afternoons through Satur- dav. Hlffh Fridnv fl9- In.., VHrin,, night 55; high Saturday 82. Coos Bay area Morning low cloudiness l.hrnnrrh Sil.,, i.i, occasional drizzle; afternoon hish HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH pat i o FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, lam Mexico Aooears Unppcv Ahnnf ik? Aamimsrrarion s Policies cattle scarce. Calves salable for week 710; market slow, about steady, but some unsold late; good and choice vealers and up to 350 lb calves 18.00-21.00, few prime 22.01-; utility and commercial 12.00-16 00; culls down to 9.00 and under. Hogs salable for werk 1,650; market closed around 2 25 below Monday nnri 4 no tmrioe ui,ni. choice 180-235 lb butchers late 24.50-25.00. few ehnlc Nn i 25.25; heavier and lighter weights muunu 46.UU-Z3.DU; choice 300-550 lb sows 19.00-21.60; choice 370-420 lb atags late 16.00. Sheep salable for wnek 3,725; market moderately active, weak to 50 cents Inump. hiu prime spring lambs 20.00-20.50, few early to 21.00; good and cnolce lots 18.00-19.50; utility down tu i4.00 and cull bucks to 10.00; good and choice feeders fairly active at 15.00, several lots 15.50; Rood year lings mostly 14.00-14.50: mind nnri choice ewes 3.50-4.60; culls down iods. Bar winds variable, mostly days 70; low Friday night 56. dboi ana vicinity Fair through Saturday except risk of afternoon showers or thundershowers In vi cinity of mountains Friday. High Friday on. W fhh iv,t m. high Saturday 92. ' norwern c'llfornl a Fair through the week end but fog along Coast. With lncnl nlfi.n in t- noons; slightly warmer In Interior Friday. Winds off coast northwest erly, 10-20 m.p.h. MEXICO rrrv - chill m the ir despite the summer "uum vi me border. Relations between officials of the United States and Mexican govern ments haVP hppn J-nlln,- .J..I-I.-.-. of lat l n ". u """"''y " e in auinor- ity will explain why. But Maxinona .as, . ..ftoiucu M3 tlllll- American have been receiving o-.. ...... Juua, ana even newspapers ordinarily friendly to Mexico's northern neighbor have lurned critical. Part of the new rnMnae. i. piouiea ny some as due to the uneasiness over the Latin American rjollnlps nr tua ministration m Washington. However, Washington recently agreed to an extension of the peso Stabilization lnnm..l t. increased the amount Mexico could from 50 tn 75 mllllm, rfn.J VfS "i uuiiius, lite agreement provides that if the value of the peso goes down Mex! CO Can hnrrnu fmm i . Slates to support it. The Rimncnn hin hn, i wn.cn wou d on lead, zlnc and oil sold by Mex- Hn V?i rLe..V'e? With SUSpl- hP,n nYu" Z,"01 rt didn't ,. polios uewcgri, a usu 3t Grains PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND vfl Coarse grains Unquoted. . Wheat hlrtl l o,.i... .... basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast; Soft white 2.21; soft white (exclud. Ing Rex) 2.21; white clun 2.21 Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 21' 10 per cent 2.31; 11 per cent a1" 12 per cent 2.23. ' ' Hard white Baart: Ordmarv 2 23' 10 per cent 2.23: 11 per ctn't 2.23-' 12 per cent 2.23. Friday's (-Or nn.ln.. . ... barley 2; flour 2; corn 4; oats 3; mill feed 4. V Vs Inventor Sees Space Trips In 10-15 Years ZURICH, Switzerland 11 The V-2 rocket aald Friday a perman ent snace Mtnllnn ,l I. . wMdorbT5,nye0arCslrClethe'ii,'tl, ihp5r'r.W.ernhC1' Vo" Blaun' head "f -.,.,oi, wartime rocket re. search stntlnn n n inirt iu. V .: v ccinuenae, rntrnts1?!6'1. nA Aeronautics "' me reaiizat on of the project required only a "co ordinated space program by the Western Powers. Dr. Braun Is at present engaged " lecture was "ad for him by Frederick n Durant, of Alexandria, vT new?y elected president of the Intonation 1 Astronautic Federation. Piped Oxygen Saves Dirt-Buried Man CLEVELAND WA cave-ln bur- tul ?. '."a.nJ.,or 10 m'nutes under live feet of dirt here yesterdny, but he survived because quick-thlnklng vi kcii io niiii ., w"lls of a moot deep sewer -"-II .....muM-a nna ourled Well ington Wilson, 44, a workman wnfnn worklnen dug a hole tn Sheppard of nearby Bay View Hos Pltai piped oxygon to him as the others dug him free. Wilson was Inknn to the hospital In serious condition. FIVE-DAY OUTLOOK In the Western orM eVini,,a i - - - D,lunc,a MI1U thunder storms Sntnrrffl v on n t-... showers again Monday and Tues day. Temperatures about normal. Maximums fnim Wl-On nnJ dn nn 7 " mm oviu along coast. Normal low 50-60. In the PAcfprn nvan .' iElllJVCIlt tures about normal for period. Nor. mal hish AO-DO Vnrmal In... an en Scattered anowers Saturday and showerj s" pwuut juesaay. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baker Bend Eugene Klamath Falls La Orande Lakevlew Medford Newport North Bend Ontario Pendleton Portland (Alrpoi Roseburg Salem Boise Chicago Denver Eureka Los Angeles New York Red Bluff San Francliio Seattlp Spokane 30 a.m Friday Max. Min. Prep. 92 53 78 42 81 P2 T 77 48 89 (,0 78 48 -83 60 . -. 64 64 .06 70 67 .06 98 67 88 r2 ) 74 57 .11 83 ' M T 76 61 .08 95 6(1 83 64 88 69 . 85 57 82 63 82 66 91 66 71 66 T 8 57 .11 94 62 v rJc&. .J I'M l : TN.' jffipwr P Mk' v I - I J- mm m KS 4Mtnv4J auyiriendly columnist, labeled the second "hateful and cynical" -President Adolfo Ruiz Cattats uice jast Dec. 1, has fciiwwn as a rrinnH - tlnl.-J "If with American news nn.. ?,epnnn,;'hile cord""' hav been ln. One theory held by ers is that an Incident during his presidential amiin, ""nS ms count for his attitude Opponents" U. B Armv d h ,k.u'"' ,,M ocupaUonofbWecrCru" The President produced evidence to refute the nh. . theory i, th; nT'?:,m .me strong impression' on him that he UVcr oackward to show no partiality to North Americans Mexico's refusal to follow the ad v ce of Mexican and U.S. tech nicians in fizhtino. thn ,,.:. , " o ""v intC5 OUT' break of hoof and mouth .disease is only one sign of Impaired re- (ne,itW countrie carried out a Joint five year campaign against the cattle nlairtip pnriin t When the Infection broke out again this year the . loint nnm, which had dlrerlnH (h. Tf' ... campaign was pushed aside, m fmnn'ni116 minister ' Kgriculture ..... . ...cuoulcs wnlCn tBe j, s regards as half-hearted. Negotiations over new visa reg ulations affecting Mexican migrant harvest hands rnmir, t,.. . State, for work have d-agged on "iwum results Those flrcumpnte k.. . level authorities of the two coun ti les are having little affect on the Mexican n thR st.nn. Proof Of thl, b-e-" 'Iae waiting In pro- S""L S .?C"?d ' mlwart ' "'e united States WILUAMH. WILSON, Klam th Falls, will head the life, accident .and health insur ance department which t h e firm of Jewett, Barton, Leavy ft Kern, Insurance Co., open ed in Portland, August I. The firm has long been active in this branch but now has es tablished . a special depart ment. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Wilson of this city, graduated from Oregon State College and has been associated with Canada Life Assurance for the past two years. Photo by Flovd Rubber Pfant Sale Bill Signed iSraNaIP.N m - President uiauniiuwci rnnnv sicynpri . uin .... .. J ".n-.v-u a uill ironing up b. tnree-memcer man Tu ov Hivate in dustry the government's synthetic rubber nlnnlc h,.llt . :. V. mtiiiZ-. ust oi oih uunars auring world War The measure, hemmed with antl monopoly safeguards, gives the commission until Jan. 1, 1955. to reCPlVP hlH. nnri ..' . , .0 Bu x,cBubiuie sales contracts. Congress then has 30 days to review all trm n. t. vfto sales if It finds they do not return ade9uate Thain&nls ni h,,m early part of World War ii when Far Eastern rnhhnn n,.... ... -i . ,naiKni3 were CUt Off. 'ThnV nnn, n i i value of 167 million dollars l 'lit 41711 "lVI r', ' (Sen. Ives Sees GOP Chances On Civil Kignrs as Deiier ...n. ani-ir nut that wav this SPRIGHTLY SONGBIRD Shirley Jones will be featured with lex Benelte and his orchestra slated for a one-night stand un der sponsorship- of Baldy Evans, Wednesday, August 19, at the Klamath Falls Armory. Chiloquin Slates Game wil-h Malin The Chiloouin town team nnm called the CPA's (Community Park Association), will play Malin ln a Klamath County Independent League game nevi Kimrfa,, at n.u civ vu4 oquln. The came will start n.nmnti.. " i"'"hhj ni 1:30 p.m. and a public address sys- M-m uc piuv-iuca ior me bene' fit of spectators. NON-SUPPORT William P. Enright, 32, was held in Klamath County 'nil Friday on a California fimitip ,.,n.nt - no.iuin cnarging mm with non-support of minor children. The complaint was Issued ln Redding. Sheriff Mur ray Brltton said Enright Is willing to waive extradition. He was ar restee lain T-hl,rrfQ U.. ... Sheriff Dal Reed. " ' "T" City Safeway Store to Close The Safeway store at Main and Esplanade will hp ninnri ottor kq,. Druay, It was announced to the stores customers, by Sam Kimp- I ature manager. All of the store's personnel will go to one of the other two Safe way stores here, he said. Both the Safeway store at 211 NOrth Fiffhth Rtrnnf n n , m , South Sixth Street recently have parking lots have been enlarged. There Is no adjoining space for ex pansion at the Main and Esplanade site. NEW BIKE SHOP Ernie Sessnm nnnmin day that he Is opening a bicycle sales shop at Joe's Sporting Goods Store On Main fflrnnl Un ma.. merly employed at Poole's Bicycle & Sporting oonds store On The Record . MiNiriPAt, rornr or Vo da?,. P,y' drunk' " dav"er Seno drunk- 0 ne or 10 dnv5rl Sawyer- drunk. '3 ')ne or 7'k dndrew Qilly, drunk, $20 fine or 10 00'" Chock,oot' drn', $2( (ine l(DdajTl "orlon' drunlt' ?0 "i or irkValcnzuela. drunk. Sift fine or felted """c- a,un' 15 inJ.l'mG?d0 drunk divine, $100 line ana 0 doyi. James Godown, no onertor,s II. CPM-e, $30 line or 2.5 davV ' feHed"1 Sm"h' drU"k' 13 flM r- Letter Leavltt, fnihire to too at r.d light. S3 rina forfaited P 1 "d dayl?yd Beli' drunk' $IS or l' Ktmneth Dwight Hearth, violation of banc rule. $15 ball fortt-H "on 01 ""i1 ,Lt Snaw- combination not suilty plen' entered; tijal set 'for Charles Melton Doimlai. witched Ii ccrue plates, $7.30 fine paid. Hej-nold Elrnja. tmpropt u of apot light. $7.30 flna paid. Laverda Marie Tollman, knowinilv uttering and publinhing a forned cherk waived preliminary hearing, Siooo bail aet, Frank E Stephenn. Inadenuale emtr gency brakes. $3 In paid. Albart Leonard Beristrom, no ve hirle llrense. $7.30 fine pa.d. Laverne J. Walcott. past.in wtth in. ufflrient clearanra. $20 bail forfeited Laverne J. Walcntt. no operator !i. ccrue, $7.30 bail forfeited. Sherman Willie Dever, Inadequate emergency brake, $3 lint paid. MARRIAGE IjrENSRS CEIST-SM ALLEY Robert D. Oeit tt Klamath Falls, and Sarah May Stnalley' 20, Maim. SUITS Georgia Tapp vs. Leror Davy Tapp , ult for divorce; William iu Kendall, i attorney for plaintiff. Agatha Montgomery Vs. Eugane E Montgomerv, auit for diorce. WU flans Ktiykendall, atlornay for plaintiff I fly Ever driven a car that is built virtually ' to your own demands with just the special features that suit your taste in driving? Imagine a power-operated seat that adjusts four ways to take the fatigue out of distance and the strain out of traffic.' Imagine the feathery ease of power steering and power brakes-teamed as optional equipment with the smooth, road-hugging performance of this high-stepping V-8. See how "no-shift" Merc-O-Matic Drive or thrifty Touch-O-Matic Overdrive (both optional) propel you mile after effortlets mile. This is pure driving pleasure, 'optional ol extra cost HlERfllRY FOR FUTURE TRADE-IN VAIUE BASIN MOTORS 424 So. 6th St. ,.ctrrMr-.TON W-Sen. Lehmn W "."i: blank on civil pieiea was v .,rrhrc lpoislat on. But Sen. Ives.RyUn .sep. "?X5S3i evil rights egUlaUon than the Democrata a dozen civu risina ---- , . in the Senate this year, not a single one even got so far a." a com mittee hearing. .ni npmocra UC on- greases, he said, Senate comm. fees not only held hearings oj uch measures but reported them to the floor. Some of these were called .' . H.h.t. but never passed, largely because of Somhfrn Dem ocratic opposiuuii " lengthy speeches to block them. ..... . t council upholds man often spose oui iur work out that way this year. However, ivca otiiq lOday u Democrats never had aucceedMT: getting key civil rights meajJi, enacted. I ' , . He said he planned to puih tbut In the second Week of JaNUarylS: year with hearings on Pair in (FEPC) measure.. . " Ives and Sen. Humphrey (n. Minn) wrote it, and Introduced h ...;tl. IT rn.,iwnflro loo , a win. . w. .vab wanuarv The bill would give the proDoj commission compulsory powerj enforce its rulings against dlH crimination in employment but only as a last resort. 8mi.ll h, A voluntary FEPC measure, wm. persuasion and publicity as ij, weapons, was introduced on tbl first day of the 1953 session b kiii, nut the Wh te House una year provided Congress no leader ship on the issue, Lehman said, adding: "They Just sat on their hands." President Eisenhower, in his nationwide radio report on his ad ministration and Congress, assert ed last night, without elaboration: "We have used the power of the federal government, wherever it clearly extends, to combat and erase racial discrimination and segregation so that no man of any color or creed will evei be able i to cry, 'This Is not a free land.' " This anneared to oe a re-siaie. ment of Elsenhower's previously expressed view that thc-re should be no racial segregation, but that the states should handle their own problems except in cases falling under federal Jurisdiction Eisenhower's administration re cently banned racial segicgatlon in schools on U. S. military reser vations. The Justice Department is taking a hand in several segrega tion suits now before the Supreme Court. Ives was one of 16 prominent Eastern Republicans who. ngned a statement last August declaring that a GOP victory in November would hasten enactment of a civil rights program. As to this contention Lehman Medford's Chief MKUtuna m A grand inn ,1 i-nnnnminnHotlnn thai sil -, ' v.hlous Me.' Credle, police chief here for a continuous years, be fired u turned down unanimously by the Medford City Council Thursday.. The Council refused, however, by a 6-3 vote to pass a resolution phh cizing the grand Jury and the Med ford Mail Tribune. The resoluum charged the newspaper with over playing the grand Jury report h making Irresponsible accusation against McCredie. Three Boys Held For Eureka Police Three minors were held by the sheriff's office Friday for alleged complicity in a Eureka, cUf., store burglary. i One of the suspects is Zane Min. go 18. Names of two younger boys were withheld. According to Sheriff Murray Brltton, the boys are accused r stealing a large quantity of food and cigarets from the Eureka store and then fleeing to Klamath Fall!. Eureka noliee arc nn th.lr .... commented "It certainly did not to take the youths Into custody. CHEV. 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