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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1954 MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS 30 M 5 n 1 45 v M:W YORK STOCKS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical AUU Charmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. & Tel. American Tobacco Atchuton Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Boi Warner Burrouaits Adding Mach, California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Ctirttss Wright Douglas Aiirraft du Pont de Nemours Eattman Kodalc Emerson Radio General Electric General Frods General Mo;or- Geortu P:r. Plywood Goodyear Tiro Home5tske Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Joans Manville Kenneoott Copper Llbby McNeill Lockheed AncraSt Loew's Incorporated Long Boil A. Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fih Pacific Ga A: Klectnc Pacific Tel A: Tel. Penney iJ.C Co. Pennsylvania R R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation Raronier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Fears Roebuck t Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil (southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil KJ. Studebaker Packard Sunshine Mining Swift fc Comianv Tansamerica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation UnitcitTiatcs Plvwood Pictures yestem Union Tel. "R'estinghouse Air Brake West inf: house Electric woeJ-aorUi Company Livestock ( Hit AGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO ifi Hogs managed a small recovery Friday, selling steady to 3 cents higher, buyers paid 17. 00 to 118. 'IS lor ISO to 220 pound butchers with a top at ill 16. Sows sold from 11 J JO to J1S.75. The top on mixed ateers and heifers, grading choice and prime, was S27.O0. Hi?h good and choice steers were taken at til 50 to 75 and good and choice hellers M I 11 W I :i 'ii 11 '1 175 n. , , and mixed yearungs al 119 00 to -125 00. . I Choice and prime wooled lambs .!? brought U.7J to .0 0. ?.' Salable receipts were estimated f . - V t.;k: ' at 10.000 hogs, 1.000 cattle, too calves and 100 sheep. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND i lUSDAi ' Cattle for week salable 3.540: for week good and choice fed steers 7t 4 :50 lower, otherwise market mostly 'J i steady: trade active despite largest iii receipt of the vear; truck lot !. , choice 1.0M lb led steers 24.00. one 00 4 lot 1.047 lb 23 50. few loads high '.good with some choice 22.50-23.00: mil- ' 1 iw and comnieictal ateers 12 00 ?1 . 1 19 00: good slockers and feeders 9 si 4J 1, 35 ' M 'Hi ft' HAACP Elects Hew Officers William M. Barnett has been elected president -of the National Association for the Acvancement of Colored People. Vice president ii Kenneth E. Lambie: secretary is Mrs. Annie L. Barrett; assist ant secretary, Mrs. Winifred l-ambie and treasurer, Mrs. Jo sephine Peters. Tiie olficers were e'ected at a meeting December 4 when a par tial report was given on the H01' day Freedom sales. Mere than one third of the quota he been sold Merchants and other interested persons have contributed to ihi cause. Anyone who ha. not beeD contacted may assist by calling Mrs. Lambie at (050 or Mrs. Bar nett at 3-036. The sales will con tinue until Christmas. Tne neat meeting will be Janu ary 8. 17 0O-1I 00: good fed heifers II 00 20.00; utility and commercial 10 50 17.50: canner and cutter cows 6 50 - . a Ml mntlli- 1 ilAJt hi- miliru mu-c J? l,9.0(MI.5C. "commercial 12 00-12.50. lU,..n, r.nc Ia lltA. 1-tit.t,' commercial bulls 12.50-14.50, cut lers down to g OO. Calves, for week salable 300: market acuve. vealers strong-1.00 higher, heavier calves steady; STATE HIGHWAY SHOP at Keno nears completion. When completed the building will used as a garage for snow removal equipment. be . ' 12 , 44 nn 30 lt It ' I Ij a 10 J ivfIers 8 50-16 00, culls dovm to ':5.00; good and choice nock calves 3 i 16 50-18.00. one lot 521 lb 20.00. "a! Kocs. for week salable 4 ISA: market closed mostly 50 lower EkES T.XV. Pintendent for the . state high- ,Z i .. T-7. 77 ." cepartment here, above J lb calves 16.40-17.50: utiK neB. Dulld of New Highway Shoo Built A 32x82 foot building to house, ed about the first of the year, road equipment aud snow plows is Jones staled, nearlng completion at Keno. accord-1 The structuie will house five units . . lU.lllll-uailce f r.mnv.l .,.m.nl in .H. Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 15 58 l after steady opening: choice 180-) '3 '1234 lb butchers mostly 20.00-30.50 1 . late and 20.25-21.00 early, heavier w 1 and 1 i h t e r tveipht la W.IQ 0- 112 Medfcrd Plant Burns Dovm j Drive. i Due to the heavy snowfall in the : mountains just west of Keno the ; state maintains a six-man crew j there during the winter months, j Prank Stroberg. section foreman iat the Keno shops, and his crew. are responsible for snow removal cnoic JMKDU Jb &OWC 1S.SO-18 no ; xrrnrvMsr ,K . it,,i eA , . - M'. . . , , .'u-wi wuu ii' write ruarea utl xiis irum miiepuav js.a, " ' early sales lighter weights to 18 50. furiously throuch the Pinnacle Or. between Hayden and Parker Moun 44 c a -- - - ..- ....,, .,u uuimui aim nignnav y, irom Kiamau) "t higher on slaughter and leeder its contents appeared to be a total to the California state line. amnios, steady on few ewes; good loss. , Only push-plows are etationi ', ehox wooled lambs 16 50-1 pltm 0,;lcla!s Keno. but when snow condition ': ;nr.me 7JTBLVL? be no damage estimate lor sera. ." rough for u,is 15 ; " , , aays. mc DUUQins was loaded wnh M"r"c-' cmj-so !!'.. ,.K ...i.t ii. j 1 i 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Max. Min. Prep. Baker 34 26 .05 ; Bend 41 11 - : Eugene 50 35 .05 Klamath Falls 38 22 .07 t Lakeview 34 27 .12 Medford 45 32 .02 Newport 48 36 .60 North Bend 51 39 J4 Ontario 36 31 T Peadleion 47 29 - Portland Airport 41 40 . .14 Roseburg 52 36 .01 Salem 51 33 .14 i (Boise 53 28 i Chicago 34 29 .06 Denver 55 23 - ! Eureka 51 42 .10 Los Angeles 62 49 .42 New York "51 36 .53 ! Red Bluil 47 42 .40 !san FTancisco . 52 45 1.05 Seattle 47 38 .48 Spokane 35 24 - 27',: 34',; ' 54I 37',! slaughter ewea 4 50-5 50, culls down . to 2.O0. truck with V-type blade is also sta-! toned here lor use on any part of j Grants Pass and vicinitv Gen tile division where it might be erally fair through Saturday with needed, Jones said. Grains POkTI.AND GRAIN PORTLAND U Coarse grains. c -1,. vsat.t. u. 4 ja 10 wniie Barley. No. 144 lb B W. 51 50 WTieal .tbidi. to arrive niarkei. 3 i 52 - 51 50 : I Top Witness ! Takes Life POTATOES By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .rt.v- i.t w- .-j F"r cen Tr.' JJ: ' 'T1! Hard While Baart culture- """,,n,rm m Fridays car receipts: Wheat 14: : " - ,' ,. , (barley 6: flour 4; corn 7; oats 2: ... .iiri. pn:ais on mm feed 11. track 755. , Total shipr-ents M4: Northern ' H1CAGO GR UN California 30. Central California 12. ! CHICAGO i! Most grains Southern California i. Idaho 180. ; weakened on the board of uaoe Oregon 32: Washington 6. j Friday although soybeans showed IDAHO FALLS Fob. shipnu-.t occasional flashes ol strengin roint. market oull: Russets. No 1A. IO-?5 per cent 10 or and large.-. - -: per cent 10 01 and lrer. : 5A-&V pr cent 10 ot and larger. : s.s-3 05, SAN- FRANCISCO 18 cars on track: California 1. Oregon 4 ar rived: market steady: street sales Deschutes Rus-vts o JA. J-m. 3 75-1 00: Klamath 4 00-10: idahew 4 00. The blaze was fought bv 42 Med ford lux-men wiui sue pieces ol equipment. The Ashland and Cen tral Point fire departments also sen; equipment to stand by. A resident of the area reported 15-d.y shipment. bulk, coast 1 n 1:" 'f1- B'1Uie t-me miitiiicu aniMra uie entire case ment and attic were In flames. I rire Chief Gordon Barker said it was tne oa:y lire I ever saw h.s vn 1 ... "at s ourn-Eg hoi in the attic ikvi.-mu. lex. .r pieasant- Sott Whit ' 1 11 ,nd basement but not in the main mannered Frar.k St. Claire, a top smi a-hn, i.rh..'i. floor." .stale's witness in a puzzling mur- ,h.0i, r-.i... t,:.-w White Club .- "234 B"" 'l 'I apparently started der. kilied himself Thursday night f0(! u,""e Fridav night and Satur- Hard Red Winter: ln hasement and spread to tiie 10 perhaps further snarl Oklahoma's Bar. increasing cloudiness Satur. 11 P" cent . , through large air ducts. The of the unknow-n corpse ,0y ,llh nZtogtoWK 12 per rem J 46 "," T main ' St. Claire a smi-mg. ;x.tive , d ' 1 " m? Unquoted - lumn were about r salesman, was lormer ;u.Ue m M with r;r.r "vms ccs, ,uriy j charprd wiih murder in Uie Okli- I bom torch slayir. ! A charrrd body was found Ort. !10 mt Davis, Oklv. in a burrnnp suuon wuj on Hauler had bor rowed a few days beiore from his A 4-T.-'r A; first believed to be Hagler, the corpse has remained unidenti fied St. Cl;re. 47. as found shot io death in his garage, toid Otia bom cfiicers thai about Oct. 1 V). naf jer loia mm at p:annea 10 ouy . Thorpon. , io d:ed hr Dm. r-jnw-ral Horn?. Freuio. California X!ondav . Tec-ttr li. Intvrrrat will in the Belmont Mrisonal Part. F-rmo Ward Klamaih riniril Dea.mgs were relatively quiet. With buyir.it incentive lacking, wheat, corn and rye were sublett ed to mild liquidation. Lososes veie hm::ed to fractions for the most KF Resident In Red Bluff Crash RED bluff. c:.r luamatn ra::s, o:e . i:jrk dn-er as released TSursd'y after in yesl:cat:on of a ;.-u.-i;--'?r c?l::s:o. ear'.:er the same cav in which a man was k:i:eci ine track driver. Cicrald Win:. vesugatioa motorist, Frank cfath of Neer. J7 POTATO SHIPMENTS SEASONS JXM Dally Trock Ore. J Daily Rail Ore. n DaHr Trock l alir. 1 J Dally R.il CahT M u Dailr Tul OR. a IM.IF. it it Maaiklr Teul f Sesu Total t K part. Oats resisted the selling to latch. 43. had oeen bxird a oeuer event than corn. Wheat closed --l , loaer. Dec SS ,: corn I to 1 a, loer. Dec I S) oats , lower to higher, Dec K i,: n-e 1 to I i, loaer. Dec 1 1 sorbeans sr 1 lower, .tun : 11-5 SO', and lor m- valley fos in morning. High Satur day 40; Low Friday night 28. "Northern Ca 1 1 f o r n I f a I r through Saturday with some high cJoudirte.ss in extreme north Satur. day. Coloer with frost Friday n:ght; siig.itly warmer Saturday. Northwesterly w-inds near coast. Baker and vicinity Clearing Fri day night and fair Saturday. Lows 12-27 Friday eight; high Saturday 3-4J. Western Oregon Partly cloudy to southeasterly increasing to 15-30 Saturday. FUNERAL NOTICE voss , runeral servir lor Sarah Anr-a J Jem. Ki. who dsj In Bend. Dember ! tae p!ar from tht chipeJ of ! Ward' K"araa:h raneral Hone. 2S -. H:h Street, Saturday. Dectmber 11. a: 200 pm.. the Rst. Uovd Holla. a of the rirt Meihod.il Church of. ficii:r.t- Con-.r-.itirer.t iir and la. terrriet la ljr.tvi:ie re etaxj. THOMTSON runeral perx irfr fcr Jerrr Lm iard J to 12 cent a hundred brth Th;cles were ccii;o:ii;ed. body irom a mcrrue (or 1600 Willows. ( and bum as pan of an insur- WnjiiafcJ. as pu:i;rc o-t of a 4nc swindle. The aOOO.tXX) swindle truck stop cur-aRs a ?a:n 5iorm mounded like a rke to him. St. Neer 5 ear. tro s somh. coU;ced Ciaire sa;d Nov. 13. ad be pari wim i.e poiaio-jicrn truck and no auenuoa to Hauler's slorr. Hrmt in chaxpe of the aAranpsaeata. poiaids )eer. Dec IS tr-13 M. W HI" AT Open Hire Lw nM Dec 3 s ?7 - Mar J S n j.; :t ; si . MaT J H 2 25 2 3 24 My : u 2 is i, mi mi 54 Sep 3.U , I 14 J U 1 13 A Li. Ja::ie5 McKray. s;:e hicl- St. Ci&ire's bodv a few minutes way patrolman. sa;d L-.ves::ca;ion ai:er Mrs. S:. Ciaire di5co-ered her showed there m-ere m--a;:: oi busoand dead. A justice of lie h gh speed on the pn Neer. peace returned a suicide verdict. vrn'"ri Oh The Record HOTELS CSBUKN HOLLAND (i ctvi. ou niirou Tnoreutoiy U:m atnv J (. Fir.e Jo garter Jr. rrocitor f What I neej is a 4 V Christmas Loan! i ( how Kn root a ercsa (iiiiitii.,c.iieii,iiP,l(. Send Personal Greetings This Christmas Ve We'll Rake then sinf yeiir favorite stajslijt n.itire We hove a w'ce se'ecton sf p(w card des "gni. Your p'cti'e wiil be p-srt cf eoch cord. Rrirg in your jrcpsHct re;otve row end we"ll have yeur cards ready far ecriy CSKs'mas m::'ipk. OUR CHRISTMAS ScTTiNS IS ST.LL AVAILABLE FC YOUR FcSCSALIIED CHR'STWAS CARDS. COME IN . . . USE CUR CAMERA CR YOURS WITH. OUT CBLi&ATlCS! vniuutK jtiw Erik CarHe 70. Mai ro 7043 telT.a A. T.-m!n tdrar W. T. lin. n-it tcr divorce. Ceorrc H. Prwc tor attornev for plaiitm "My Ironrite kelps Me lead a fable IHt" WUr liV ai a nnr irm ia tna monm and as a ihoarife H iocs aaiarr vita R r lrooxrt Amrkaoc mw. 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California. O'Hairs Memorial Chapel i in charge of funeral arrangements. Court Records MIMC1PAL rOL'BT Johnny Parker, drunk, bearing 4 pm. bail $23. case C fiem ir e . violation basic rule. SIS bail forfeited. Jute C. Fleming, ran atop sign, (S bail forfeited. Herbert Hanson, no operators li cense,, 15 bail forfeited. Donald Parsh, held enroute. Crater Skiing Still Poor Skiinif Is still poor at Crater Lake National Park with only n inches of snow on the siound com. pared wlUi 60 Inches on tnis Uat. last year. The warming hut wilt tx- open thia weekend lor the coc. venience ot visitors. Highway 62 Is. open through the park to the rim. Annie Springs to the rim is open, but chains art required. One Inch of snow (til last Sa'. urday, 10 inches Monday, fo leches Tuesday, none Wednesday and six inches Thursdr y. Snow is extemely dry, the ranneii statha reports. Friday morning was clear ana cloudless. 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