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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR BRRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON WEDNESBAY, APRIL 21, 1954 . mi imam 1 1 ' i"1"1 pi Grifv ."s - J i fHJCAGO CRAW ' CHICAGO HI-AUte spurt sen! old crop soybeans spiraling higher while moat otter grains eased on th. board ol trade Wednesday. May soybeans went to another new nigh lor any soybean future sninmir nearly 10 cents M14Vi7 wva O - ' . at one tune. Brtslc buvlng on the, LTvestccJc jJ CHICAGO UVESTOCH .. 'CHICAGO LB Most butchers sold steady to strong on the live stock market Wednesday although heavier weights, as well as sows, were weak to 25 cents or more down. Most choice 180 to ISO pound butchers brought tXOO to SIM.SS nan of previous short seller .with around three loads reaching . rt Mia. ih too. soaa were 122.50 --b th iiniunx. May wheat firmed on export business to Yugoslavia but other monihs eased on news of moisture in parts of Kansas. Feed grams were lower most ol the day Jn oulet trading. Wheat closed 1 cent lower to , higher, M7 J.14V4.1&. ' lower to higher. May 1.53V 15J, oals unchanged to i lower. May nre low- May 1 03Vm soybeans 1 cent rower to t cents higher. May 4.04-4 .OS. and lard 3 to 23 cents a ta-jncred pounds lower, May 21.60. Wheat Ooea With Low Cloit ? i- s i Z 2 09 . jsteady. bulls strong, about SO htfh i hZIuhIuZ ins'": P lod choice 1.140 lb tea a.ls , I.I 'a a ten full tnrit i-hnx-e j I.014-1.07S lb 33-50. lour toads good (choice 23 00: lew loads. Jons pood ) led steers zi.uozz.a: wnw"""- good hellers I7.50-zo.otr-. cannrr cuner cows 10.00-12.00. utility UflO is 00. odd commercial IV 00. irvilnr May Jly Sep Deo to 535.50. High eooice and prime steers moved at $25.50 to S2 50 with good and choice grades $20.75 to $ .25. Lambs dropped 55 to 50 cents. Good to mostly choice wooled lambs were lakes at $35.50 to SM.00. Salable receipts were estimated at $.000 hogs. X3-000 cattle, o calves and 1,500 sheen. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLANDUfV-TJSDA Cattle salable 450; market lairly acme; slaughter steers steady; herlers scarce; about steady, cows tully 2.IS S IS . 2 " 1 ENTRY BLANK Third AwhmI Ktamot tenia Hobby Show Spaas ared by 20-39 CLUB OF KLAMATH FALLS wtd YMCA Apffl 22-23-24 a ' YMCA Name - ..... Address , Club or Organization Phono Aqo Class (Aqe Clossirtcotioos: Adrit, A; J iar and Senior High, I; Grose aar School. C.) Kind of Entry Valua of Enfry lodividvott wmst c omenta ja ewa class. FSB eat this bleak ami saoi or Jariaa) to YMCA. 722 Pia. Klonwth FoBs, Orpgaa. DeocHia for eatry is 7 pja, April 21. While special supervision will bo maintained during tha show and every precaution will be tak en for the safety of exhibits, it must ba under stood tha owners arc required to assume D rules, should any exhibit be damaged, tost or stolen. The committee ifl render all postiWe aid in re covery of same, but i11 not recognize any claim for payment of the value or portion thereof. Signed 1. ExhtbMar ' and commercial odd bead 1'io. bulls n.ttozr. .0b, Weather Thunderstorms Over Midwest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mora showers and thunder-j Jew jnility-comroexcial U.aH-UinV elorms hit sections of tee mid- Sofi s,jb)e 260: mi-tn JuUy continent Wednesday but mostly j jtteaay, extreme top 25 bicher; fair and mi!--! spring weather pre-;, cjjojr, jjj. 1-J 1S6-23S ft vailed In other parts ol the com- bn5Chers jo . ml lew choice No. i Highs 56-64. Lows Wesiaesaaj jusia try. is J0 kS0.75. latter prtoe new fcichijo-M. A thunderstorm bit Omaha late since Sept. 148; Sew choice 230- j Tuesday night and winds with j ft buichers 2 O0- 75: choc .,,.1. nf 3 m.o.h. were reponesi , ctj, ,h 11 rm.vt.hn. odd head I Grants Pass and Yicaiirr Fair by the Weather Bureau. Hail leTljjroaasi w ib 23.25; lew 2TS-4aa lb; through Thursear. High Tbiirsaiy Sheep ralaole 100: market gen-! - - eraDr S!adT- BUlirr-good wool j "irougn l curxai. jugn inursuay slaaghier ewes 1 02250 , small! ; low Wednesday night 28. lot mostly good 101 siiom lambs j Sonhern Calilomia Mostly with Noi pea 21.50- Jew utilrtv-fair through Thursday. Coastal log choice shorn ewes 5 00-7.00, smaa; south of Point Reyes extending New Trend Seen In Movie Background Music Score 1 Li i in menrbv Lincoln. Showers early today extended over most of the Dakotss and Min nesota with showers and thunder storms reported from eastern Ke- braska and northern Kansas east ward through Iowa and Into lower Michigan. Other wet spots were In the aouth Atlantic coastal area and I northern New England, which re ported light rain, while snow flur ries fell In tha Montana-Wyoming area. Yoshida Hangs On To Post TOKYO " Wilv Prime Mln. lxler Bhigeru Yoshida cajoling, and promising m aneuvered Wednesday night to mulfle growing demands for his resignation. Ha sent leaders of his Liberal Party to a series of conferences with the unhappy Progressives, Their task was to keep the Prog ressives from joining the Socialists In throwing out Yoshida's govern ment. The Socialists seek Progressive en poor t for a Diet motion of no confidence, based on the Involve ment of Liberal leaders In the cur rent bribery and payoff scandals. Tha Socialists delayed presenting their no-oonfidence motion Wednesday, pending developments. The progressives have snld they will decide Thursday whether to Join In the motion? Earlier, Justice Minister Takeru Inukal offered to resiRn from the cabinet, but Yoshida asked him to etay on tha Job. Swiss Arrange For Meeting GENEVA, Switzerland If! Two battalions of Swiss motorized troops moved Into Geneva Wednes day as Switzerland set up elaborate security precautions for the confer ence as Asian problems opening here next Monday. Th troops sent to reinforce the local police force will bo respon plble for the personal safety of Foreign Ministers Georges Bidault of Prance, V. M. Molotov of Rus sia, chou En-La I of Commdntst China and Pyun Yung Tae ol South Korea. AH will be housed In luxur ious lakeside villas on the out fckirta of Geneva. U. S. Secretary of State Dulles nd British Foreign Secretary Eden will stay in downtown hotels under police protection. Plenary sessions of the confer ence are expected to bo held in the council clumber of (he Palace of Nations, that was the home ol the League of Nations. It now be longs to the U. N. , aru,).. fiionn Tir m4 C&Jves salable SO; snarfcrt JnoV;jjK5e manner ifcroush Thursday. vealers 34.0t36 tti. cood l.0tV2S Wl. J 1V miie an botr eicepl c m tnrttju. Easwrs Oregon Fair ana a Utxie m'anaer Uirevia TTKirscay.) oisnurr wt craatmd ienrUL m tutu soraotr ArUmr JIr HWtA, Gat C Sola, cxoav&.'ve Jetjf, S3D orerX&. tail JrfwtnA. JaUIaet WUtaKH DiTwn JT Robrrt L- Vita Our Sr.. tandem xxS mcrtoad. sit tad ferritd. sxte of luAvi. lie fm tata. Tli Bnxc XockwcU, no vc- 1Aexu- IS Am Baud. jLoob Ira KUforr. tu operitof !1 rrr.af SIS lna AaYad. Gre William Morrti, lna!ruate tnerccocT brake. ST-50 tail forienea. Paul Howard Glenn, acdinf prohlb- Havt mtw4 1S fle naid Yumw P. Fox. no operator's 11- eme VS fin Olid Charles timer Haha. M Tahiclc li- ttnif SA fin tuid. Ton. Calmes no vehicle license, 110 Dorothy Elaine Skeel. no vehicle U- eenia. une paia. James Leo Dohertr. violation of ba- tic rule. S7.SO fine paid. POTATOES CHICAGO Ifi Potatoes: Ar rivals 96: on track 294: total D. S shipments 669: market dull; Idaho Russets $3 25; Minnesota ' Nortn Dakota Pontiaos 13.00; new stock steady; Florida round reds $2.10- 20. lot medium 17.00. 67 lb feeder Urcbs Yeyerhaeuser Talks Planned PORTLAND tfl CIO Wood' workers, noised to strike for better contract, will meet with Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. negoti ators next Tuesday. The rest of the industry will be watching the outcome closely for In the past, settlements made by Weyerhaeuser and the union some times have set a pattern lor agreements. Federal mediators reported no progress made Tuesday in negoti ations between the union and these operators: Lumbermen's Industrial Relations Committee. Willamette Volley Assn., Columbia Basin Saw- mills, Columbia Basin Loggers, Timber Operators Assn.. Tri-Coun-ty Loggers Assn., and the Plywood Operators Assn. The union, which has a May 1 strike deadline, Is asking a 12 Vi- cent hourly pay Increase, a third week of paid vacation, ana changes ; In Job classifications. At Tuesday's session, manage- ment negotiators again rejected : these demands and again offered to extend the present contract. north of Pomt Reyes Thursday. Little change m temperature. Northwester! and westerly winds 1G-23 miles an hour near coast. vmii I'nuvT PORTLAND LP The Tuesday Jish couni nv Bonneville Dam: Chinook 2.313, Jack 220, stcclhend 110. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Z4 hears fa 4:J a.m. Wedae&ay Max. Mia. Prep. Baker Bend Eugene Klamath Falls Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Ontario Pendleton Portland Airport . Roseburg ' 'f ' Salem f Boise Chicago Denver Eureka Los Angeles New York Red Bluff San Francisco Seattle Spokane 55 25 63 25 ' ' 61 39 64 . 43 63 40 74 "38 62 34 65 41 62 34 W 37 61 . 39 68 ' 36 62 35 6T 34 60 51 76. 35 54 45 66 57 78 55 67 61 68 47 55 40 55 32 SAN FRANCISCO MV-(USDAl Potatoes: 15 cars on track; Calif. 1, Oregon 1 arrived; no sales. iituucr Lit-sr 'rikWf. . ButUn. C1K1I. an CMra a. Kilthtl. a. BurMnk. KtBTW I BtJVCK-IMni u Mr. i ob . M Bl. Allt I. K"al Jl- Wy Howiut. a st '" I UCa?-M B Mr and Mr-.tV ra Cru April t .1 j UDRXW-nn ! Wr. "Jv,' fi' I On. r,l 1 K " L".'., atlal. a twv wiBM a it. iV. ' AXOTJSOV- t. Mt JJ Mrv m.n An. Atrt 'yo.'J Val hmpui, at " lt LOR Rn -" to Wf JJr .,w WAMMtal. a cut iinf tn.a C J.ne- ont ' "V",''' v;vv.y HovpiUl, a tofts' 'ltl ' I"- OBITUARIES Wm Walih. . K.tfi Vawtl l ..Bnii. Aptl J luchtr. n Mi) aflr' INMMIna n4 Wr.. Jv. Me "t-"" ,( Imrrh; t. t-rtl S!m onS to !.li.lr. Mr Wtl 5.f m and Xtr.. In T St, wph, MI-wmiI: ih'rw ifcrMlffTjMt arm wwrt pN-tHwtoiiWrr?iv 'wnr . i.t. nii. nyvm In Oltv Hall in Tlorrh. CaiiWrrua. jn lVe- j dav. April 33. a! J !". "'( lilar Ttuffnwn (.rriMailnt. 'J"'; nH.lerv. Ward'a Klamata rowal Hoik In -charta of arrnrax vxvrvw" . JfWli Lumfr. SS. at .r'.ft" wJnyTrW't of Wlv w Naw York n.nral r" 11L "J.' plr from i api f w' Klamath nmaral v, hSS SIMM, n Tnurlv. April 3. ai lw f'ibTaS. c. r: oic nji- Ina CommlirAi-M aar -k ana inter, nwnt 4a Pioara -wanatery. aaotx.n;a I? ttl Mrt aT0Mid Brollwr. M t-rr Ata-.l SO. h Parjnn it I. nrnnl hr David i:,rtVn and Mrmt. Jacc and m .r. warra Dsf aim grandpa111- Mr Kr. J N SUrtin of Modwto. ulfomia rur.rr.1 """r,"1" armtaioood b Ward a KUrnatb IM auirat oe. Girl Scouts Plan Training An arts and crafts workshop traininz meeting for Ctrl Scout leaders will be held at the TtMUA starting at 9 a m. Thursday, April 22. ' Many craft ideas will he pre sented. New materials will be in troduced and new ways of using old ones will be shown. All of the projects will be adaptable to dif ferent age levels. None will be ex pensive. A report will be made by lead ers who have had successful craft projects in their troops. Lunch will ne available at. me Y for those who do not want to leave at noon. An important meeting for lead' ers will be held, starting at 1:30 p.m. to determine disposition of a $90 fund, deposited in the name of the Girl Scout Leaders' Asso ciation. This organization has not been functioning for a year and the money should be put to some use.- No one except a representa tive group of leaders can make the decision. BAM -lhtAR HOLLYWOOD I "If '0u no tice tha background music In a movie, then It s not a good score. Thla old aaw can now &; fated to the file outdated cliches, along with 'Wl.at this country needs Is a good 5-cem cigar." For yeara, people In Holly wood have been saying that a movie's score should oe unnoticed to ba effective. Taint true, says on of fllro dom's most accomplished score makers. David Raksln. I anre with William Wyler. who has toM ma that tha music can amount to one-third of the ef fectiveness of a movie, he re marked. "Consciously or uncon sciously, tha movie tan Is aware of the music In a picturt', and the emotional experience la holftuened Illegal Fires Warned Against SALEM tfl The Stato Forestry Department warned Wednesday that warming fires are Illegal when started in forest areas. James Walker, assistant state forester, said Oregon already has had one forest fire from this cause. H burned three acres near Prlne ville a lew days ago. He also cautioned against ourn ing deoris without permit. bv 1L I have seen pictures that could have been much more suc cessful with more music. "On the other hand, there are scenes which are better without acorlng. I can recall in 'Smoky there was a shot of the horse rear ing and making a great deal of noise. I pleaded with the producer, Robert Bassler, that It didn't need music But he Insisted and so I wrote the loudest piece of music I could. It was so loud and keeping with the action that It wasn't no ticed I That was the perfeot tribute." Raksln has Just finished the score for the Kccht-Lancaster film, "Apache," and he promises It will be as sexy as any heard In films. How does he do 11?. With a medie val Instrument called the recorder, It's actually obsolete," said the composer, "but It's enjoying a comeback now. I play It myself and I attend meetings of the Re corder Club every three months; sometimes 70 people show up. Ace Mimeo Service Fenmrly Chste Lewltr 424 Maia St. For Public Stenography LOS ANGELES W (USDA) Potatoes: 53 cars on track; Nev. II, Oregon 3, Idaho 15 arrived; market steady: Idaho Russets No. 1A 2.60-65; Klamath No. 1 6 oz. mln. 2.85. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! let yourself ... -with radio's leisure entertainment I RED SKELTON show 7 p.m. Monday thru Friday 14.95 Valua WEEK-END SPECIAlSI SPECIAL I 3-Way Modern RUDY Scoops The Town! SPECIAL PURCHASE 4m 1 For Graduation and After Rudy has long felt that thera has been a lack here of good-looking, reasonably priced suits for young men for graduation and its attendant events . . . SO WE HAVE DONE SOMETHING ABOUT ITI We made a special purchase of flannel suits, In light blue, light tan, and light gray, tha most popular colors for all-purpose wear, suitable for both high school and college. We guarantee this to be the latest style, available for young man.' All wool, modern 2-button styling with patch pockets. Trousers have continuous waist band and xipper fly; sleeves have Vt Inch let-out and there Is extra length In the trousers to allow for fu ture growth. Styled right . . . priced rightl Here' tha good news: "She's plumb crazy to many an Army man !" Neighbors were wrong! Read the exclusive Journal story of the Eisenhowers' marriage! fm their honeymoon, the Eisenhowers had their first and worst quarrel, which showed Mamie that her husband couldn't be bullied. It taught Ike to be firm, but never casual, with his wife. From then on, it was a real partnership! Ike burned the midnight oil for a career every- , one thought was dead. And butterfly Mamie learned to cope with everything, from commanding officers and Con gressmen to bats, bedbugs and baby care in the Canal Zone. Only "Red Carpet for Mamie" has the complete, revealing story of this very human couple. Frinhtened Boy" byllie author of "Jimmy John" and "True Maka Them Grow" by Dr. Benjamin Spockplus many exciting articles, stories and Jcalurcs. Aw " Alto Love other MAT LADIES' BOMB JOURNAL A CUIUS MAGAZNI "I needed some kind of iostru. ment (or a love scene in the wood; with-Burt Lancaster and . Peters. The recorder was perfect It bas a very sexy sound with an ouuioorsy quality. It Is also the closest thing to the Indian stone (lute, so (t (its right Into t' - story which concerns an unregenerate inaian. rfaVM IN nry ! Cotnpitt Um ei nuileal lnitrumati fcyt Mrfll our baidwla ditia Saturday, April 24th Red Barn Dorris, California And Enioy the Billy Barton SHOW Featuring Billy Barton, composer ef "Dear John Letts'", Wanda Wayna, America's most beautiful hillbilly singer and Randall Parker, recording artist and one ef the na tion's top entertainers. All three recording strtri plus MUSIC BY PEE WEE STIDHAM Atttf Hit Rainbow Melody Boyi DANCE 10 til 12 Admission 1.50 Person -Tax I net. i ft vDSfN Sank. .asaaaw aT S worth much more then our low price of $10 down will hold your suit on lay-away Shorts Regulars Longs All Sizes t V 'His Floor Lamps ""'9 95 Patterson Furniture Co: HtlDmt.e..,EwiNo CO.,.TACOA.WASHr! 6th end Main 230 MAIN PH. 7150