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PAGE "FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS WALL STREET NEW YORK W Prices Im proved In the stock market Thur- tty, with 1 scattering; of advances running to Detter man I points. The rally was selective and lead ership changed frequently. The best acting shares included the atrcrafu, ateels, coppers and some jails, oils and chemicals. Volume was light, however, which dampened the enthusiasm of Wall Street observers. Fast trading when the market Is ad vancing Is usually considered en couraging. For the day, volume ran around 1,550,000 shares. Wednesday, also a dull affair, saw trading totaling 1.580.000 shares, smallest since . mid-June, 1934. Stronger shares in late afternoon Included Union carMtie, bianaara Oil (NJi. Du Pont. Chrysler, Rock Island, and Hiram Walker. Brings Manufacturing advanced on an in creased dividend. Gosriel Team On the platform of the First Church of ood Friday nitflit will be the King's Heralds a gospsl team from The King's College, Briarcliff Manor, New Yolk.- The Uam of three who will per form el 7:30 at the church at 2802 Allan. om Drive are in the NEW YORK STOCKS By 7 UK ASSOCIATED 1-11ESS AdmlMl Corporation , Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. & Tel. Anaconda Cupper Atchison Railroad Belhlehim Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities 8ervlcc Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach Cuiliss Wright -Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electilo General Foods General Motors Ocorgla. Fac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homcstako Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Johns Manvlllc Kaiser Aluminum Xennecott Copper Llbby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Locw's Incorporated Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific -Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas ti Electric Pacific Tel. It Tel. Penney (J. C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. R. Pepsi Cola Co. Phllco Radio Pufet Bound Radio Corporation Rayonlcr Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals 8afcway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. ' Sinclair I Socony-Vaouum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N. J. Studeoaker Packard Swift It Company Transamorlca. Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines .. United Alrcralt United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Western Union Tel Westlnghousc Air Brake Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth Company n 106 70 -". 1)8 ' 2b H. 0 74 '. 135 145 , 62 i, 44 ?. 28 ', 44 ' 33 50 24 83 52 51 78 19 Ta 19 Til 223 77 14 60 Hi 82 'A 128 35 Hi 56 ", 38 H 311 104 85 34 a, 124 a. 15'. 46 23 80 2 45 73 12 52 146 94 27 I, 22 35 Tl 37 34 I, 44 a4 218, 43 a, 96 ',; 64 60 60 V. 80 134 '. 9 Ti 51 , 42 28 MU 158 43 V. 76 ? 39 61 '. 23 V. 274 63 J 49, LIVESTOCK SAN FRANCISCO Wl I USOA) Cattle: salable 25; light supply mainly cows; about steady; few utility steers 12.50; cannei -cutler cows 8.00 - 10.00; other classes scarce. Calves: salable 15; supply main ly light slaughter calves and vent ers; moderately active, strong to Votcsa ol an ll-wee cuiuner tou' 50 cents higher; few lots mostly ! (jf SU! alts. At the end of it choice light slaughter calves and tn(,y m nHve held more than vealers moo. Ion services in churches. oulh ral Hogs: salable 76; early supply iijcs n( ujbie conferences, mainly butchers; opened moderate-1 poeaKer for the Rroun is the Rev ly active; few sales about steady; igjn Hardmg, a graduate of the several lots U. S. No. 1-3 imi-au tt0l!cne. lb butchers 18.25. Soloist and iong leader is Karl Sheep: salable 600: supply nug-, ross, a junior, mentcd by around 1.500 head of , pianit is Douglas Van Bumble, spring feeder lambs for special i a Kopnomore. auction: market not established; I -rhe King s College Is a co-educa-on Wednesday good-choice wooled . Uonal, liberal arts collcte lounded spring slaughter lambs 19.00; joy Dr. Percy Crawlord of radio choice-prime shorn spring lambs .and television renown. with No. 1 pelts 18.50. The Rev. C. H. Bcilim is pastor i of the First Church of God. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND I (USUAi Catllc salable 250; supply maslly cows with few steers; market moderate ly active, mostly steady; small lot Weather Western Oregon Mostly cloudy Thursday night and Friday morn ing, but sunny Friday afternoon. A little dr'.tzle along coast late Thurs day night and early Friday. Highs Armstrong Rites Held YREKA Funeral services were irom w-76 In the north to 8o-9J in held in Etna Monday for Mrs On The Record Sl'ITtt LonJ am! Darhari E. the south Friday, except 60-65 along coast. Lows Thursday night 48-58. Coastal winds nortnwesterly, 10-25 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Fair through Friday. Higns Friday 80-S0.- Lows Thursday night 50-60. Noruiern California Fair through Friday except coastal fog. Coastal winds northwestei ly 10-20 miies an hour. Baker and Vicinity Fair through Friday. Low Thursday night 42. High Friday 10. Grants Pass and Vicinity Fair Nettle Armstrong, who died Satur day morning at the Siskiyou Coun ty oeneral Hospital in Yreka after a heart at.sck. Born In Marysville, New York, September 20, 1870, she was the daugnter of the Rev. and Mrs Wesley Poote. In 1891, she married Matnew Benjamin In West Vienna, Aiicnigan. In 1913, tne and her son, John Benjamin. moved to Aihambra. California, where they lived until she moved to a ranch on Crystal ureeK near Etna, she was a mem- commercial Steers 16.00-18.60; load i vi. W. C Nr.;;sl and Ecriiadi.ie Nnjjle. eommeiCi.il aiouna n-o 10 -ow.- pUJ por c!nl ,,, ,rom Auun 13 00- load and scattered lots Utll-, -m iu-h. sl50 altorneYf :eei and Dlain ilv irrnrlea 11.00- canncr and cut- Wr fOjts and di.-burwaieiiti. Canon! ter cows mostly a.00-9.50, shells down to 6.00; few cutter bulls 11.50-! 12.50. Calves salable 25, market about steady: good and choice vealers I and calves 17.00-19.00 including 402; lbs at 18.50 and 306 lbs at 19.00; j utility grades 11.00-13.00. j Hogs salable 100, market active. ; 7 cents hieher- U. S. No. 1 and' 1 butchers 180-235 lbs 19. 70-20. CO. I w-itnir. No. 3 lots 19.00-19.25; choice 350- . V jj"., t Mr "H Mr. 050 lb SOWS quotable 12.00-15.00; ! Rbri Micka. Au'susl lO. l Klamath one 280 lb stag 14.50. j Vlly Hoipiul. a tirl uclfhlng 8 Iba. Sheep salable 200; market ac-: 3',E"P7pLE Bor ,0 Mr , Mr! live, fully steady considering qual-j Throcc.-t pei.pic. August 10. v. Ity; few good and choice slaughter' "h Vainy itoapiui, on wcisii- lan'lbs 17.00-18.00; Choice lot Carty-j "ixBISR --' rn to Mr and Mrs. illg SOme prime grade quotable lO Harold M Watscr. August lO. at Klam- 18.50 or above; good and choice ; i'-'fh.v-!,!,!',.,H"""1- feeder lan-.bs M. 00-15. 00: ranee ; s-alconfk Bon to Mr. and Mrs. feeders salable to 15.50; light-i BK-nard Falconer. Aucuit 10. at Klam weights down to 10.00; good and through Friday. High of 90 Thurs-1 ber of the Etna Ladles Aid So day and S3 Friday. Low Thursday i c,ey- night 55. survivors Include her son, who Northern Oregon Beaches Fair ; lives in Etna; a daughter, Mrs. through Friday except night and! Eva Rogers of Flint, Michigan: morning low clouds i eight grandchildren and nine great Fire Weather Moderate fire Branocnnoren. weather danger is expected in most of Western Oregon through Friday. Lowest humidities will be above 30 per cent. Continued warm nnd dry weather will keep Hie danger moderately hlh In interior Southwestern and Central Oregon. Ity THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a. m. Thursday or plain!!.'! n-r and Je.iLi.f.c I'. V.--:r '. ui; :or IMimrnl of two notes of 5:1.7.12 30 plus interest, i iOO .--.tor --'; Irtz fi.id nlain tid's costs and dhbursemjr.ts. Cnnonj; and G.monr .v.tornor. lor- PNnntir. Freddie White vs. Iid White, suit lor divorce, p. II. Proctor, attorney lor plainliU. RIRTIIS JOHNS Eorn to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin D. Johns. August lu. at Klam- vaney MospiL?.. twins, one. a xirl ; ana m oo boy weighing 6 choice ewes 3.60-5.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Ufl Most hogs sold steady Thursday although a few weighing less than 190 pounds were strong to 50 cents higher. Sews were weak to 25 cents down. A few 160 to 190-pound butchers brought 814.50 to (16.00, while most 200 to 280-pounders moved at 116.00 to $16 50. Buyers paid S15.50 to (16.00 for a few 290 to 320-pound butchers. A few choice butcher type sows weighing less than 300 pounds commanded 15.50. Others sold from IU.75 to (15.25. Steers sold steady while heifers were steady to 50 cents higher. Good to average choice steers sold at (18.50 to (20.50. Good and choice heifers and mixed yearlings brought (18.00 to (21.25. Spring lambs sold steady to 25 cents higher at (22.50 to (23.50 for choice and prime types. Salable hogs 7,000; cattle 2,000; calves, 200; sheep 800. GRAINS CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO lfl A two-way mar ket saw wheat and rve scoring ti ..un..nD n.tiiln InnA ni-ninc Superior Court, -Ji ..i j.-il.-h ih HrH Katherln. c. Madrid from Ernest B Stan tecj ih Valley Hosoital. ids. o til STAfNTO.N Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Staunton. Avi"im in. at KlJnuth Vjlley Hospital, a girl weigh Inc 7 lbs. 81- ot. NOBLE Born to Mr. and Mri. Calvin Noble. August 10. at Klamath V Dcy Hospital, a boy weighing 0 lbs. 15 'i nr. TURNER Born to Mr. and Mri Fdwin Turner, August 10. at Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 5 lbs. ' S1MONSON Born to Mr. and Mrt. ncmie A. Simon inn, August 10, at Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weigh ing 7 lbs. KisMvor rorNTV VITAL STATISTICS EASTLICK Born to Mr. and Mr. Bernard Alvln East lie oi Yreka. a Slrl, 3 lbs. 10' on, Auguit 8, In th Sick iynu County General Hospital. JOHDON Born to Mr. and Mm, Albert O. Jordan Jr.. of Dunsmuir a boy weighing- 9 lbs., 12 or., on August 8, at Siskiyou County Grneral Hospital. OV.'ENS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wnldrn H. Owens of Yroka. a boy weighing 8 lbs., 2 ox, August 8. at tha Siskiyou County General Hospital. TUSCHER-POnUE Fred Tuscher. 711. Wfed, and Mary Pogue. 75, Wcpd. a license lo wed died August 5, 1933 In iho Siskiyou Countv clerk's office. CECCATO - WADUELL Richard Henry Ccct-ato. 20. Mount Sh,ista. and Anitr Lec W-drteM. 17 Edg-woo-f lircnse to wed filed in Suklyou County clrrk's nffire. PENLAND - PEPPER Ivan Llnrev Penland. 44, Central Point, and Madge Miixine Pepper, ;i5, Mcdford, a lircnse to wed filed August 3. 1055 In the Siski you t-oumy clerk office. Vetn Von GoerUtr- from E. A. Vnn Goerlilz. a final decree of divorce tfrnnirn jujy a, in sisKiyou County AUx. Min. Prep. BzVer 91 41 Bend 90 47 Boise i!5 66 Eusene ' 84 4tj Klamath Falls 90 51 Lake view 92 0 Mcdford Pfi 58 Newport 60 48 North Bend 62 51 Pendleton 94 60 Portland Airport 81 54 Roseburg 87 53 Salem 83 48 Spokane 88 57 By UNITED PRESS Temperature and rainfall lor 24 hours ending; at 4 a m. Lake County PI Booth Set LAKEVIEW Lake Coiuily will enter a booth at this year's Pnclfi; International Livestock Exposition, in Potlani. October 15-25. announ ces Dei-man Turner, booth com mittee chairman. The booth will feature i-vestock, cericulture. range land; and tim ber, the main resources of the county. The last Lake County booth at the P-I was entered in 1917. Serving on the committee with Turner ale Boyd Claggett, Duncan Lincecum. Elgin Cornett, Reuben Moore, secretary. Long, Don Peters and G. Ira Man Freed In Grog Sale Case Orvl E. Moore. Oreat Northern Railway track worker, who was accused by state liquor inspeciur of Belling a bottle of wine to a 16-year-old boy, was found not guilty Thursday by District Judge D. E. Van Vactor. . Judge Van Vactor said he veri fied the defendant's story that at the time he was supposed to have takjn 69 cents from the boy for a pint of Tokay wine, he was work ing with a section crew near Bend. The boy made the charges against Moore aftr city nohce r rested him on a drunkenness charge. Weather Outlook By UNITED PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Fair today, tonight and Friday except ob near coast extending Inland In mornings; little change in temper ature; high today San Francisco 62. Oakland 69. San Mateo 75, San Rafael 79; low tonight 61-S5; westerly winds 10-J0 mph in after noon. Northern California: Fair today, tonight and Friday except coastal fog and a few scattered afternoon thunderstorms southern Sierra ; little change In temperature; coast al winds northwest 10-21) mph. Blem Nevada: Mostly fair today tonight and Friday except scat tered thunderstorms afternoon and evening over southern ranges; lit tle change in temperature. Sacramento Valley: Fair today, tonight and Friday; little change in temperature; high both days 95-104; low tonight 60-70; gentle winds. Northwestern California: Fair to day, tonight and Friday except fog aturc: high today and low tonight on coast: little change In temper Napa 80-53, Santa Rosa 69-53, Ukiah 98-55; northwest winds 10 20 mph on coast. Malin Grange Meet Held malin A meeting of Main Orange No. 707 was held in Mali,, Park Hall Tuesday evening with Don Macken. master, presiding A guest. Dean CoUlns, member of the Sixes Grange, Curry cou,,,, attended with Mr. and Mr. Gerili Quinn, former members of the Sixes Grange. In addition, Jo mem. bers were present. Elmont Kenyon and his daugi,. ter. Marcia. played for ritual wrk In the absence of the regular ml slcian. " D. P. Reid reported for turn prices. Two new members, Mr. and Mm Harold Baumgart, were obligated Dick Kruger, overseer. rrrJ that the grange locker in the hiu ia luiwutu w,u tuai. uie picnic table in the park will be painted at once. Connie Kruger, lecturer, pre. sentcd entertainers, Jean Ouim' Marcia Kenyon and Elsie jum, Ice cream was served by host esces Aletha Macken and Els.lt. Quinn, accompanied by a decor. ated cake in honor of Tess Mc Comb's birthday anniversary. The next grange meeting vlll be the regular social meeting on Au. gust 23 at the home of Mr urn u.,.i tuhir-h finimprl m livps. Mrs. Dick Kruger. The men sin proved 'the worst. Connie s early j entertain the women. path and nesitant wan ueioru iasn Ing the coast was reminiscent of Hazel'a actions. Connie Rips (Continued from page 1) Hons set up in churches and schools. Wrightsville Beach, Just 12 miles south of here, was oraered by city ofiicials evacuated last night. At Carolina Beach, on the peninsula a few miles south of Wrightsville Beach, it was the same story, evacuate or stay and take your chances. Southwest of here at Long Beach. Holdeu Beach and Ft. Caswell most residents and vacationers left. These beaches were among the hardest hit by Hasel last year. The Ft. Macon Coast Guard sta tion near Morehead City also di rected that the communities of Salter Path, Emerald Isle and At lantic Beach be evacuated. Most military and naval aircraft previously were llown Inland. SHIPS AT SEA At Hampton Roads. Va., Ill ves sels were concentrated to ride oui the hurricane. Special pains were taken to secure the unfinished supercnrrler, Forrestal at Newport News, Va. Last night a tornado ripped through eastern South Carolina in juring at least six persons and damaging numerous small build ings. It struck near Wallace, N.O., skipping to Dillon, Latta, Conway, and Georgetown, S.C. Four per sons were hospitalized at Conway, only 14 miles inland, and two more were reported mjurca ai. umuu. Three hunicancs ooniDai'aeu tne eastern coast last year, taking 230 lives and causing countless mil lions of dollars of damage DAMAGE I BOGOTA, Colombia (A Heavy insect damage threatens to curtail this year's Colombian coffee crop. It was reported Thursday. FOR SALE A fevr fine grade Halstela kclfm ta freshen soon. Drews Hereford Ranch Phone 4492 or 3621 High Low Rain Albuquerque SB 60 .43. Atlanta 90 72 Bakersfield 103 70 .J Boston 71 66 Brownsville 93 77 .... ! Chicago "6 66 Denver 81 56 .03 Detroit 86 67 .... j El Centro 107 75 .29 Fairbanks 68 52 T. Fresno 101 66 Helena 89 61 Kansas City 88 67 Los Angeles 86 67 Miami M 78 Minneapolis 81 59 New Orleans 91 76 New York 76 69 .03 Oakland 65 49 Oklahoma City 90 71 .93 Phoenix 100 78 Pittsburgh 5 68 .81 Red Bluff 101 70 Salt Lake City 95 66 San Francisco 61 50 Seattle 78 52 . Stockton 95 59 Thermal 108 86 . .... Tucson 97 70 1.23 Washington 81 74 .08 Yuma 108 74 .67 Siskiyou Area Fires Quelled YREKA All of the 16 fires that wore started In Siskiyou Coun ty by a thunder storm Sunday night were reported under control Tuesday. Larry Kirton, SLilo Division of Forestry, lire dispatcher here, said that mop up operations were being carried on Tuesday on three Urea, and Lee Morlord. U.S. Forest serv ice fire dispatcher for the Klamath National Forest, said that there were no lires burning on land Unaer federal jurisdiction. One of the largest fires fought Monday night was on Yreka moun tain, southwest ot Yreka. The tire started on slate land, but a Klam ath National Forest crew from Forks of Salmon aided In lighting I ccd 1 ine uiazc. Kirton bald about two acres were burned over beiorc the lire was checked. The lire was reported by a traffic olllcer of the California Highway Patrol. It was located near the summit aoout two miles from the Yrrka-Fort Jones slate highwiiy. Mopping up operalions were also bring conducted on a lire In Scott Valley, ami another in Timber Gulch near the Cherry Creek road, an extension of the Grwnhorn road rear Yreka. Ten of the 16 fires were In stale land, and Uie others were In the national forest area. All ot the fires eveept the Yreka Mountain fire were routined to less than one acre. Damage was reported as minor Fires In the Klamath Forest in cluded four in the Yreka district, one on Willow Creek near Callahan and one neur Goosenest on the o'.o Mt. Hebron road. This lire, al though In the Shasia National for est. Is under the tire control Juris, diction of the Klamath National forest. Kirton raid that if it was tint 'or the near-cloudburst precipita tion which accompanied the storm, there would have been many more fires. Official national forest fire danper ratlUK at the beginning of the storm Sunday was "extremely high." of Trade Thursday. In early dealings everything dropped and In some cases, no tably corn and soybeans, losses were quite extensive. This reflect ed the Agriculture Department's estimate Wednesday of bumper crops. Wheat closed li-l' higher, Sep tember 1.95-;: corn Vl'j, low er, September 1.20,i-se: outs un changed to higher, September 58: rye 1 to l:li higher September, 99U: soybeans to 2 cents lower. September 2.24'4-'2 and laro un changed to 10 cents a hundred pounds higher. September 10. so. WHEAT Open High Low f'lose 1.93 V. 1.95 'i 1.93 1.95 ') 1.07 H 1.99 1.97 ' 1.99 1.97 14 1.99 1.97 14 109 1.93 , 1.95 1.93 195 1.82 1, 1.82 1.81 1.82 'i Sep Deo Mar May Jly PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND i.fl Coarse grams. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast dcliv erv. Oats No. 2, 38 lb white 50.00. Barley No. 2. 45 lb 45.50-46.00. Coin No. 2. E. Y. shipment 66.00. Wheat bid to arrive m.nket. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft Wnlte 3.15: Soil White, exclud ing Rex 2.15: White Club 2.15. Hard Red Winter: Ordinary 2.15 Hard While Baart. 11 per cent 2.39: 12 per cent 2.40. C.tr receipts: Wheal 40; barley 13: flour 3; corn 10; oats 2; mill- a final decree of divorce in Siskiyou County Superior Court Jnnn A. Sweeney from Jean A. Sweeney, an Intcrlocuturv decree of divorce sranted In Siskiyou County Su perior Court. I.AKK roUNTV VITAL STATISTICS HOGKRS Born lo Mr. and Mrs. N. C. nnaera at the Lakeview Hospital on AiiR'jsl 8. a boy. 7 lbs. 14 on. MCDOWELL Horn to Mr. and Mrs Cerll McDowell of Blv at the Lakeview Hospital on August 8. a boy. 7 lbs.. 4 ox. HART-ANDERSON Ausust . mar. rlanc license lo Frank P. Hart and Hilcn J. Anderson, both of Lakeview. Court Records Tll.STRKT C'OI'RT Gcnevr. Kth Rodfler, viotaUcn basic rule. Sio pant. Mnrtln Lulhcr Arnold, violation b ilr rule. ST.'iCr pa Hi. Gcr.ild Sprlnner Whltlatch, no P.U.C. permit. $15 pmrt. Hetty Lou Moore, violation basic rulr. Sit pr.ld. Kiiiscll Emmet I Burke, no opcrator'i lirriihc S.i paid. Maurice Ho Gustin, no operator's Hcen-if, dismissed. Lilliim Hank ins, fat line to stop at atop nn, bail forfeited. Arinur carl Hauorek. no operator s license. $7 V paid. MI NK ll'AL rot'RT Karl Hilton, meter warrant. $22 fin. AIovmik Paul Ruko.iky, driving dur ing revoked period. S100 and 10 riavs. .trthn Hovd YIil .,,. no operators li cense. S.'i or 2'i cl.ivs It-chard Alexander Wright, ran red Until. SS forfeited Nathan Copperfieid. drunk, S23 or 12'; ll.lJS Utwin W. Wood, drunk. W or 12' i The following each forfeited 3 hail on rl,arrs of no rrifittrtftion visible: Aria Elmo Workman, Char lei R, lli-is Co , L a Holm, Elxa Abbott. John E. Smtt. W. A. Thaamun. V. liam A Lulmch. and Eugene Anderson. POTATOES By TltK ASSOCIATED I'll CSS The potato market report by the Department ot Agriculture Thurs day: Sixteen cities Arrlvnls 1.1(19; cars on track 496. Shipments 3!)0; Northern California 48, Crntrnl Calltomla 44, Southern California la, Idaho 43, Oregon 104, Wash InRton 40. SAN FRANCIKCO Street sales market about steady: prices unchanged. D m 1 alii, ID Art Workshop Reception Set Donald Hatch, weaving Instruct or irom tne university oi uregon, Howard Hall, art instructor, Klam ath Union High School and other members of the faculty of the sum mer art workshop sponsored by the Klamath Art Association will be honored at a reception Sunday. The tea and reception will be held in the lecture room of the Klamath County Library from 2 to p m. The public is Invited. Hatch is instructor for the weav ing classes being taught this month, starting Monday, August 15. Hall is instructing classes in painting. There will be an exhibit of venv ing shown during the tea hours which have been completed by Hatch and local weavers. Registrations are still open for the classes. Interested persons may phone Dorothy Anderson, 7287. Secretary, Shotgun Thwart Holdup RICHMOND, Va. i.fi-A gun-tot-ing secretary thwarted a holdup here yesterday because her hunts man boss had left the weapon lying around the office. Mrs. Adlee E. Craddock, 23, was working on some books in the mez zanine office of an appliance firm when a voice rang out below: "This is a stick-up. Come on down with your hands up." Mrs. Craddock obeyed but not before reaching for a nearby shot gun and waving It at the men. The Intruders fled. ' or the ( II( Al.O POTATOES C1IICAOO IP Potatoes: Arri vals 79, on track 2M and total U.S. shipments 390: steady for whiles, slightly weaker for round reds. Carlot track sales: California long whites 4.aa-4.l): Washington rrur.d reds 12.05; Nebraska round reds tl 10; Minnesota round reds il.75. IMPORT TOKYO IP The Ministiy ol International Trad.? and Industry nnnounced it will Import 'JO.OOO tons ol Utut:uay rice and HO.OOO ion Irom Sp.un. The tormer will cost Jln3 to UtiO per ton, the lat ter $! per ton. 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