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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1955)
a tin vrtMire vi AnfAtni irATTC AorrAM l l L u n l II a vii vr.n .1 v 1 .n 11 n n i- n ijl 1 . till 1 l llfll FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1M pagi FOUP MARKETS AND FINANCE , STOCKS I WALL STREET NEW YORK 1 The sto: market moved Irregularly Friday with some active issues higher in the late afternoon. Outside of a few wide mover, price changes were small In either direction. Trading came to an estimated 2.500.000 shares for the day. That compares with 2.970,000 shares traded Thursday. NEW YORK STOC KS Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. tt Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel - Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Mach. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach . curllss Wright Doufilas Aircraft du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio Ocncral Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Ooodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester , International Paper . Johns Manvllle Kaiser Aluminum , , Kennecott Copper Llbby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Lowe's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific raclflc American Fish Pacific Gas ft Electric Paclila Tel It Tel. Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. . Phllco Radio Puget Sound V It L Radio Corporation Rayonler Incorp. Rayonler Incorp. PId Republic Steel Reynolds Metals RIcMleld 'Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Southern Pacilic Standard Oil Calif ffundard Oil N.J. Rtudebaker Packard Sunshine Mining Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines Unlteo. Alrcrait United Corporation United Slates Plywood United Slates Sleel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel ." Westlnghouse Air Brnks ' Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth Company 22 ? Ill 66 ', SO 24 179 81 ' 70 156 IBS 73 4 43 31 ; 43 34 ; 61 i 19 'i 93 , 58 H 47 4 56 29 i 89 I, 229 82 "2 13 ; 54 , 90 48 ; 42 64 V2 35 3, 38 s 113 "4 87 i 39 H 117 !'4 15 53 4 19 3, 37 '4 95 H 44 78 11 !i 50 136 100 26 1,4 22 1, 33 Vt 24 47 ', 37 50 V, 50 !i 81 ', 53 ; 67 V, 109 I', 58 61 , 57 a, 52 ' 148 10 10 58', 1H6 Vi 40 8 i 40 14 59 19 V, 22 l4 27- 68 48 J, - POTATOES , Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Friday potato market report irom the U.S. Department of Agri culture: Sixteen cities: Arrivals 181; on track 645; total shipments 575; Northern Calif. 19, Central Calif. 1. Southern Calif. 1, Idaho 247. Oregon, Washington 1, IDAHO FALLS Market slightly stronger; Russeti, No 1-A, 2-ln 10- 20 per cent 10 oi and larger J. 10-15; 20-30 per cent 10 01 and larger 7.15-30; 30 per cent 10. oz and larger 2.30-50. SAN FRANCISCO Unchanged. I.Os ANGELES Market firm carlot sales, Idaho Russets No.l-A. 2.75; uescnutes 2.B5. . Potato Shipments SEASONS 54-55 55-56 Dally Truck Ore. 9 1 Dally Rail oTe. 16 11 Dally Truck Calif. 7 6 DnllrJUII Calif. 16 6 Dally Total ORE. A CAMP. 4 !4 Monthly Total 27 2U Seaaon'a Total 1640 ltt LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO iH MO.-.1 butcher hogs sold 25 to 50 cents higher Friday although the advance was lost at the close when 1.000 to 1.500 hogs moved at steady quota tions. Sows gay ed around 2o cems. MOSl ISO 10 2.U puunu uuil-una sold at 111 00 to 811.75 will) sev eral hundred head at 112.00 and around 150 head at $12.25. Butchers scaling 230 to 2ro pounds sold at $10.00 to 111.25. A few good to high choice steers brought $10.00 to $22.00. A few choice heifer went at $19.00 down. Cows held steady at $8.75 to S10.C0 for utility to low commercial. Buyers paid $18.00 to $18.50 for mostly choice wooled lambs. Salable receipta were ii.ik.ii hogs. 1.000 cattle, 200 calves ana 1,000 sheep. , PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND W tUSDAI Catt'.e for week salable 4.000; market uneven on Increased supply, fed sleers and heifers 1.00-1.50 lower, other steers and heifers averaging 50 lower, cows 50-1 .00 lower follow ing steady opening on canner ami cutter cows; truck lot high choice with some prime 1.017 lb lea steers 21.60, park truck lot choice 1.140 lb 20.00. couple loaas ,;oau and choice 19.50, bulk good steeis 16 50-18 00; commercial grades 15.00-16.00. utility 10.00-14.00, good feeder steers 15.00; good fed heifers mostly 15.00-16.00, few ni- rylng choice end 16.su ana iwo loads mostly choice 17.00. utility and commercial heifers 9.00-12.50; canner and cutter cows late 6.00 7.50. early to 8.50. utility cows 8.50-10.50, commercial 11.00-12.00; utility and commercial bulls 12.00- 13.00. few heavyweights M.ou ana 14.00: light cutters 9.50-11.00. Calves for week salable 460: market stendy-weak; good and choice vealcrs 18.00-21.00, odd head 22.00 early; good and choice heavy calves 15.00-16.00, few choice stock steer calves to 18.00. cull and utility calves and .vealers 7.00-12.00. Hogs for week salable 5.025; market mostly 1.00 lower early but closed strong at decline; U.S. No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lb 12.50 13.00. latter freely late and se lected lots to 13.50, No. 3 lots down lo 12.00; sows from 300-000 lb 9.00- 10.00. Sheep for week salable 3.305: market steady with late last week. feeder lamb demand good, good and choice lambs No. 1 pelts and longer 16.00-17.00, few choice lots 17.50 with one large lot fed lambs 18.00 Tuesday, good and choice feeder 14.00-16.50, fleshy feeders 16.00-16.25: choice 118 lb fed vear- lings 13.75 Monday; cull-cholce ewes 2.00-5.50. Oregon Weather Vetcrn Orcron Pur.ly cloudy Ihv-.us'i S'Surday. Considerable valley fcg Friday nliht and Sat urday niM'ninT. Cooler S'turilav night, low 31-40. Highs 41-52 Sat urday. Coastal winds southerly to souihtttilcrly 1C-20 miles an hour. Eastern O.epon Prtly cloud, throu'r'.i Saturday with considera ble valley fog In northern vMlcv. High Saturday 35-45: Cooler Friday night with lows 15-30. Grants Pass end vicinity Vot and low cloudiness Friday night and Saturday morniiv. Riln Sat urday afternoon. Hs!i Saturday 50: low Friday nl?ht 30. Baker and vicinity Fog and low cloudiness through Saturday. Low Friday night 13-18; high Sat urday 28-34. Five-Day Forecast Western Area Temperatures averaaing near or slightly above normal through Wednesday. Inter mittent rains Sunday through Tues day. Precipitation heavy with totnl 1 to 3 inches. High temperatures 42-52. Lows In 30s. Eastern Area Temperatures near normal through Wednesday. Rain or snow likely about Sunday ond Wednesday with total general ly .10 to .50 inch. Highs likely In 30s, lows in 20s. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:40 a.m. Friday GRAINS PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND Ml Coarse grains. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast de livery: Oats No. 2-38 lb while 40.00. Barley No. 2-45 lb B. W. 44.00. Corn No. 2-R Y. shipment 03.90-. Wheat (bid) to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft white 2. IB1 j. Sort white (excluding Rex) 2.18'b. Whito club . 3.18'2. Hard red winter: Ordinary 2.16'j. Friday's car receipts: Wheat 57; Barley 3; Flour 1; Corn 11; Oats 1; Mill feed 9. Max. IMIn. I'rcn. Baker 31 23 .09 Boise 39 33 .18 Eugene - 51 36 1.20 Klamath Falls 37 15 .' Lakeview 39 . 32 .11 Medford 66 37 .63 Newport 51 45 1.27, North Bend 65 39 1.22 Pendleton 50 35 .40 Portland (Airport) 52 41 .59 Roseburg 48 38 1.24 Salem . 51 40 .97 Spokane 34 31 .30 Bv UNITED PRESS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 49 17 Atlanta ' ! 38 .07 Baker.'Jlicld 53 .02 Boston SO 24 Chicago 33 19 T. Denver 43 19 Detroit 37 23 El Cenlro 55 29, Fresno 62 51 .25 Helena 19 Kansas City 32 10 T. Los Angeles - 14 56 New York 40 37 Oakland 60 51 .80 Red Bluff 48 46 .60 San Francisco 50 54 .57 Seattle 40 39 .49 Stockton 52 49 .85 Thermal 75 42 Tucson 67 46 Washington 48 36 Yuma 72 42 ; 1 V 1 I A BRIGHT PICTURE of the world was painted for Klamath Falls Knife and Fork Club mem bers by John Morley, globe-trotting newspaper correspondent. Morley spoke at the monthly dinner of the group in the Willard Hotel. The correspondent also .spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon earlier in the day. Pictured above (left to right) Kiwanis President Joe LaClair, Morley and Gene Favell. ' . r RihlA Sunday At Laki Church B T. u . -knrnK KlVlrt)l All in Yini.. LBK'CT.?TnLe sun- of the Bible In the home dT! inc an. i"" y- :r iui. sun. oi ine bioh will observe Universal mu conimunlty. h on uecemDer n. . . J 7" ... L a- ir. all phaSIS Will DC . llinMc the I Noted Yar Correspondent Sees 'Spiritual' Victory CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO lfi Most grains de clined on the Board of Trade Fri- ' day but losses were not large. ! Soybeans were off the most, i dropping around 2 cents at one time. Feed grains were a shade lower most of the dav as were old crop wheat futures. However, ncwti crop wheat, as well as allryc de liveries, displayed a firm under tone. Wheat closed lower to aii high er, December 2.08',-V coin ;- 'i lower. December 1.27'i-',; oats 'i-3, lower. December 63' : rye "i to 2 cents higher. December 1.13'a-N: soybeans ' to 1 cent lower, January 2. 36', -2 37 and lard 5 to 7 cents a hundred pounds lower, December 10.30. WHEAT Open High Low Close 2 09 2.09 2 07 i 2 08 2 .08 i 3.08 ' 2 07 2.08 2.05 , 2.05 2.04 1 94 l, 1.95 lj 1.94 1.96 ', 1.97 'j 1.96 t Dec Mar May Jly Sep California Weather By UNITED PRESS Northern California: Cloudy this morning followed by clearing this atlcrnoon and fulr tonight; snow flurries In Sierra Nevada today fair central California Saturday but Increasing cloudiness in the north portion with rain from around San ta Rosa and Red Bluff northward Saturday; fog In the San Joaquin Valley Saturday morning; cooler in tile southern San Joaquin Val ley today; variable winds 8-15 mph nenr the coast except south erly 12-24 mph from Point Arena northward Saturday. San Francisco Bay Region: Cloudy with fog this morning,, followed by clearing this afternoon and fair tonight; Saturday In creasing cloudiness; colder to night; low tonight 40-46; gentle variable winds. Sacramento Valley: Cloudy this morning, followed by clearing this afternoon; fair and colder tonight; Increasing cloudiness Saturday; rain likely from Red Bluff north ward Saturday; high both day3 50-57; low tonight 36-40; gentle variable winds, becoming south erly 8-18 mph Saturday. Northwestern California: Clear ing today; fnlr and colder tonight: increasing cloudiness Saturday with rain likely: high today and low tonight at Ukiah 55-35, sanln Rosa 55-33. Napa 55-34; variable winds 8-15 mph near the coast to day, becoming southerly 12-24 mph Saturday. WOOL MARKET NEW YORK (UP) Wool ton 2 04 a i futures on the New York Cotton 195 i. 1.97 ' POTATOES CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO 11 Potatoes: Arri vals 40, on track 157 and tola! U.S. shipments 676: firm. Carlot track sales: Idaho Russets S3 65: Minne sota. North Dakota Pontine $2.85- ' 193H1 2.95 wnshed and waxed. Exchange today opened one to 20 points lower. Opening prices follow: Dec. lfi7.o bid; March 159 5 bid; Mny 160 4 traded: July 159.5 bid; Oct. 159 5 bid: Dec. tf)5fi 1594 bid: March (19571 159.0 bid; Mny 157 0 bid. Wool futures opened unehnnsed to 15 points lower: Dec. 127.0 bid; March 1300 bid: Mav 130.0 bid: July 129.5 bid; Oct. 128 5 bid; Dec. 127.5 bid; March (19571 By LYLE DOWNING Soldiers of the cross will even tually triumph over the armed might of Soviet Russia and Chiang Kai-shek's forces will successfully Invade the Chinese mainland, a globe-trotting newspaper correspon dent told the Knife and Fork Club here Thursday night. The speaker, John Morley, who for 20 years has covered a world wide news beat, Just returned a few weeks ago from Formosa where he was a houseguest of the Generalissimo Chiang. Morley also penetrated the Iron Curtain a few months ago and io ligious leaders of Russia convince:! him that Christianity Is slowly out surely winning Us long fight against the Reds. Morley, guest of honor at tne Knife and Fork Club's monthly dinner in' the Willard Hotel, said his observations of world affairs and on-the-scene analysis of events in critical areas convinced iiiin there is no reason for "viewing with alarm" or spreading the "gloom and doom" doctrine. "Following my profession as a newspaperman with the world 1o cover," Morley explained, "I have lound that only by continually re pealing my visits to troubled areas, am I able to keep abreast with rapidly changing events. I have also found that last year's oncmlcs may'i be this -year's friends.'? , ', : On the subject of Russia's "new look" first displayed by the Soviets at the Geneva summit conference, Morley said It was no phony front. "It was brought about by what Is going on Inside Russia," he de clined. "It Is beginning to become evident Inside Russia that time Is on the side of morality and truth. "The 'new look' didn't Just hap pen." he continued. "The Russian leaders were forced to appear friendly. I do not consider the Geneva conference a flop. The Rus. sian bosses are feeling the tremen dous pressure of Christianity. Mil lions of Russian citizens are de fying their masters on religious j grounds. It is estimated by church leaders that there are 150 million active Christians in Russia." Morley also pointed out the Com munists are losing party members by the thousands outside the Iron Curtain. "The largest Red newspaper out side of Russia a few years ago I was printing 700.000 copies a day ' In Paris," he added. "I checked the circulation this year and It had dropped to 106.000 a day. "A few years ago," Morley con tinued. "I attended a Red rally In one of the squares tn Paris where one million party member-) were assembled. At the same an- i nual rally In 1955 where I was i also a spectator, only 10,000 per sons turned out." On his latest global Journey, Morley Interviewed Admiral Rad ford in Hong Kong. Nehru in New Delhi, General Van Fleet in Korea, Greek Premier General Papagos in Athens and Carlos Romulo in Manila. "They all agree that the Rus sians are losing ground," he con cluded. "They attribute this fact to the religious forces at work be hind the Iron Curtain and the mili tary power of the United States." Morley was presented to .the Knife and Fork Club by Gene Fa vell. George Elliott, president of the group, presided. The program was arranged by club secretary Fred Southwell. Legion Group ?m Dinner 1 TULELAKE The annual Christ mas party for the Tulelake Ameri can Legion Post, No. 164 and the auxiliary will be held in the legion hall, December 13. A potluck din ner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Santa 'Claus will arrive with treats and children will exchange gifts. . Mrs. Roy Helney, child welfare chairman and Mrs. Webb Bowen. community service chairman, re quest that all auxiliary members take a gift suitable lor the charity Christmas baskets, . The dinner is in charge of Mrs. Sam Anderson. Decorations will be by Mrs. Robert Heiney; entertain ment will be chairmanned by Wood row Chambers and the bags of can dy are being arranged for by Mrs. Ross Daniels. Modoc Ski Club Opens Saturday ALTURAS - Modoc Ski Club on Cedar Pass will be open Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday. Snow conditions are expected t cellent this weekend with wen. nair0H snow on the hill. Members of the cluo will be on u hnln hcnnr.eis. Persons wishing membership In the ski club are asked to get n touch with Al Arena. Hero aton ing or anyone at the warming hut on the ski hill. Fire Department Gets False Alarm A Hie call received at 6:15 p.m. Thursday by the Klamath Falls Fire Department turned out to be a folse alarm. The person turning In the alarm ,m Kiivim coming from the win dow of the Pacific Cooperative at South Sixth and Spring streets and thought It was srnoKe, uremeii said. Thd steam was made by a crew cleaning a boiler. Alturas Odd Fellows Plan Card Party ALTURAS Modoc Lodge 278, Alturas Odd Fellows, wiil sponsor a public card party in the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday eve ning, December 10, starting at 8 p.m. Tables will be set for Pedro, pi nochle and bridge with prizes for each game. Refreshments will fol low the card party. A special Invitation Is ,rnade in ill members of the church community to bring their Bible, and come to Sunday School ,. q -45 a.m. and church tn study thr Bible. At the morning worship service t 11 a.m. the pastor, Wil. liam Alnley, will bring a mess "The Bible A SupernaturY Book." The choir will sing under the direction of Mrs. Earl Mick Jr. and there will be a duet bt Fred Beymer and William Amity Tne innsuan uioeavor youit societies will meet at 6 p.m. or recreation at the church and n 7 p.m. lor worship and discussion periods. Mrs. Earl Mack Sr. m lead tne juiuur i.e,., Mrs. wj. liam Ainley the Junior High r and Glenda McBrlde will lead th. worship and discussion in the Sen. ior c.is. group sponsored by Mrs. James O Donahue. The Informal evening service it 8 p.m. will include the singing a lavornc iiyiuus Hiiu uie snowing of the American Bible Society Hh? "The Book for the World tomor row." an inspiring mm on tin importance of the Bible for the world in wmcn we live. DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT Pete Colley's Orch. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB 228 N. 8th STREET MEMBERS & GUESTS CORRECTION These two prices were transposed in lost night's ad and should have read: Steel Bathroom Hamper 6.49 Roaster Special 129 SL&SZw tuaiMSta rPHnf 133 So. 8th M J ftjroat mom? to SEARS Phone 5188 V W I I 1 I 1 ib9" me in ttttt nil II FRIOIOAIRE Automatic Washer Filtra-matic Dry SPECIAL! 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