tAGE IY)lR
HERALD AVP VEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY. JANUARY 16193
MARKETS AND FINANCE
STOCKS
U STMET
LIVESTOCK
PORT14VD LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND U iUSDA Cattle
XIW TOK ! - Sieels nO MlbJt j., rther ,)ow.
mown, tea ui i. . . n .
in fairly aeovt trading late Mao
day. -
Lossf spread lrom fractions to
around three point but there were
gome small fains here and there.
Trading volume for the dav van
estimated at about 2 MO. Of share
compared with 2.130 Out on Friday.
President's Budget Plan
Meets With Mixed Reaction
XKW VORK STOCKS
By TFT- ASSOCIATED PRESS
AdmiraJ Corporation
Allied Chemical
A His Chalmers
Aluminum Co. America
American Airlines
Americas Motors
American Tel. k Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchifon Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeinf Airplane Co.
Bnrp Warner
Tturroupha Addinc Mach
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
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nr.
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I Continued lrom rage 1)
Tear riJl total SM.Mo.OOC.OOO. and
nded for a nuclear-powered Naw
cruiser and a sixth giant Forrest!
clans aircraft earner.
He spotltrhted the administra
tion's aoil bans plan lor cutting
generally steady on all classes, bui j ouUava la the next bootkeep-
some gooo oeavy steers uawia ln ver mill ton that M -
aome commercial and good ligh! j jjm jt as the first time Eisen-.down surplus agricultural produc-
ihk m mum "" bower DM pomiea speoumg up-j Don: getting rid of present surplus
above last week's low time: somejw,ra (crops otiJ be the government
competition from feeder buyers: j predicted that revenues next j and aheumg conservation as a
truck lots choice and prime 100!veaT be 1 3. BOO. 000, 0W higher j major borne front program,
lb fed steers MAC: tonr this year's, resulting tt a fed- M the soil bar plan wonlfi
afre choice 1085 lb 2D 00. few load , erai .urpjus this year of 230 mil- m mlUlon Otn the first
choice around loao-iitw id comit hm
steers Proposed u cut the """ ia m,ulon dollars m over-all agn-
good supers 36.50-3 00; P;debt by 5. million by June M 'iniitvrt spenrlu. due to a decline
ajiu uoKT w.iniru - uH a level oi siva.jwu.uuu.vuv iu us i ft tgj million dollars in crop price
steers 16 00-16 ,0: Jew to mosUr j fol)0lng June 30 to S2T.0O.-jmmJKlrt c05tt. to pan, , .,.
ooootlu i attributable to a forecast that the
low good 34.50: with few commer-, . im. anwonriationi.-.. ,i, t,
cial heifers 13 60: canner snd cut- ass Jki one OOD some 42t nul-i-.,., k,ct.i n .,. .,
R7 i.i ... rt . .. ) uvjt nn- f- to.. . . . . 1
........ lions Olgner man proircu-u jtiiu- pluses.
ul!"' '"iimg and AH bUlmi burher than ,r, to
una cuuer aoo uumy nu nnnronnstion in the current year.
ri? iJrT iddU-. SL'STS buUd'new iSoolT
3 -BUTi sone toSO ! y ..." lrenan u"" "" He caUed for a quick start on
ISO
one heavy " '7. . i his It-ear program to ouuo o two
... . J .,.,7 miles oi
hurhways. but assigned
tMf.K.r t 14 nA-i(. r
Ju Knll 1S1UI- licht (-iilrrs rinwr-ward i . .
I-1' u Tin, ouicsiax cut. r-isra,. """Kf'lonj, a S4-miUion-dollar increase to
1 rw thi inn
BumMl m lfv a lfvinhnle which ... . '
n,..! 1ir. - . , hignwav nuunmg. mat seemen it
ma.aet un-. .ht itmrif.. n under his nude- : . T . ..
I - muicsie ne coniempiaiea uiat wie
even; good and choice veslers ac-ij
live, fully steady at 21 00-27 00; one I
220 lb weight 28 00; few utility and I umipresumausd revenues for the
live, fully steady at 21 00-27 00; one bud.et .DIMrp(, u coto, anv erpana rows pro-
Caterpillar Tractor & t'i
Celanese Corporauon 19
Chrysler Corporation 80
Clues ftervice 57 t i
Consolidated Edison 4s 's
Crown Zellerbach ft
CurUss Wnpht 2 '4
Douclas Aircraft S6 '',
du Pont de Nemours 223 i
Eaitman Kodak '
Emerson Radio 12
General Electric 5
Oeneral Foods K
Oeneral Motors 43 'i
Georgia Psc Plywood an
Onodyear Tire S3 i
Hcmestalre Mining Co. 36 j
International Harvester S7 :
International' Paper 313 !
Johns JVHuTVille 4 "'4 !
Kiiiser Aluminum 36:'
Kennecott Copper 3U I
Libow McNeill 16 s;'1
Lockheed Aircraft so i t
loa'e's Incorporated 21 '
Long Bell a 35 i 1
Montgomery Ward 80 S 1
Nrw Vork " Central 42 ,
Northern Pacific 75 V, 1
2 H
42 ,
120 00: heavy calves scarce. I Eisenhower forecast revenues oil Hf stfl ,or miUion dollars
! Hoes salable 2200: market mod- . doIlar1 lor ve to expand the State Department s
eratelv acttve except No. 1 butch- j 4,A bauont less than his ttiplomauc and conmier services.
ers rsther slo-; butchers around, nrw revised estimate i"1"1 mc reuse V. S lnlormauoo
steady with close of week or 26 Hu e5tlm,K lor the coming fle-i Service work abroad.
lower than Monday; sows steady; yegr forecast an tncreese oil New '""'P11 anpropriauons
assorted tots I). S No. 1-2 butch- ., i -.i,. i- . , amounting to S4 860.000.000 were
ers 180-235 lb 1J 00-13 50: few No. lalvldulli 2tT returns But h es6-jstfd a 0-'der " T " Pioelmej
I grades 12.26: lew 300-405 lb sows !.,. ... -,r.tinr, rftiirnslof foreign aid funds with which tc
10 50-11.00. , unchanged contract for items to be delivered
Corporauon profits have been i mSbs T y.ears hencf- ' ,
CHICAGO LnT.tiTOCK I climbing ranidlv. This appeared lol budget proposed an 86-mu-
CHICAGO im Butcher hogs leave considerable room lor lm-j uon-doUar increase in spending on
and sows sold steady to 26 rent ! provement of revenue estimates. ) vegans cricei.. io a ujtai oi
lower Monrtav. lop was 612 .26. i Elsenhower earmarked 803 mil-!,n8 000 000. Any major revisions
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AN ALL OUT FI&HT 9aiiaf haavy odds to keep flood waters
from inundating fh ntina community of Aftwas was tpaar.
haadod by Chariot Lodoror, Modoc County civil detente
director. Ho is show at flood relief headquarters directing
operation! en the field by telephone. With him it bis daughter,
Sandra.
Sveetland
Plans State
Post Race
PORTLAND Monroe Sweet-
land. Democratic nations) commit
teeman since 1MJ. said Sunday be
will file soon for his parry's nom
ination aa secretary lt-
Sweeiland. 45. publisher of the
eieekly Mtlwaukie Review and a
state senator, announced his can
didacy with the declaration:
Our state government fcaa been I head met have wasbeC out. Diti-k.
dominated too long by a few self- j rs sna hesdgates will have to be
ish economic interests, and Oregon repaired and some 01 the land
must make a new beginning.' J drained aeema to b the extent
PEOPLE'S XEEDS he damage out there.
He saul a government "respon- '
slve to the people s neeas requires
a liberal and a Democratic Legis
lature. It requires also that the
Rains Cause
(Oetiaeee frees oage lj
water was high this morning g
the swamp land and Gilt Flat it
it was during the December fioos
Water in Cy Branch, a Caj
from the Gerber Rebervoir thaia
used for irrigation water lor
W. D. Campbell proaerty and ca.
era as higher than it has eet
been snd it was being watch
she said. , . '
DITCHES FILL ' J
The Herald and Ne eerresfca.
dent at Malm. Mrs. Pal c. BlDha,
said all irrigation ditcaei and ca
nals were running full Sunday noon
but had suited aubsictog by mid.
afternoon.
One of the main irrigtuon dj'xhej
east of Mslin broke end several
Jaycees Plan
Chiloquin Yote
CKILOQUDC Officers for the
first organised year of the aUatn-
Commerce will be chosen tonight,
January 16. at 1:30 In the Chilo
quin High School
Truck Driver
Taken To Jail
Robe Lee WiUiants. Jl-year-oH
truck driver, who. police Bay. ad
mitted 'nree noiauas and an at-
11.76. Buichera scaling 230 to 280 posed, lor national security pro- rommission due late this year,
ounde brought S10.6O to 811.26 J grams. i Eisenhower said
-s sold from SB 00 to 89 25 He said most of this increase! Eisenhower ssked Congress to
A few prime steers sold at s23.Sf I would be used for the lstest wean- i increase postal charges by enough
823.76 with some loads held om.. Including guided missiles, j " bring in 350 million dollars
bove 834 00. Most choice tuiri j which could be brought to bear on , additional money in fiscal 1957. but
rime fnes were taken at 818.00 ! an enemv. I1 dl 001 specify what increases
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas A- Electric
Pacific Tel. I; TcL
Penney (J O Co.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Pupet found P 8. L
Radio Corporation
Rayrmler Incorp.
Rept'blic Steel
Revnolds Metalt
Richfield Oil
Safewsr Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
dears Roebuck L Co.
Sinclair Oil
Soeonv
Southern Pacific
fltandard Oil Calif.
Standard Oil N..1.
Studebaker Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift fc Company
Transamciica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fox
'Union Oil Company
Tinlon Pacific
United Airlines
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steol
Warner Ptrttires
Western Union Tel.
Wpstlnrhouse Air Brake
Wesllnphoiise Electric
Wooiworth Company
0 Shlaoie receipts were ib.iks'
m r. ; nogs. Z7.0U0 catue, wu caivsa ano
I3f, 4.500 sheep.
J GRAINS
H, PORTLAND GRAIN
TT v . PORTLAND Uf Coarse grains.
4. Uniav ahipment. bulk, coast deltv-
as u ' rrv 0ltUi No s 38 lb wni" M 00
r. jiBarlev No. 2. 46 lb B. W. 45 50
i Corn No. 2. E. T. ahipment 62.25-
Wheat btd to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast:
Soft White 2 18: Soft White ex-
56
66 t.
34
66 'i
llVl eluding Rexi 2.18: White Club 2.18.
l Car receipts: Wheat 228; barlev
. ! 52; flour 8: corn 14. mill feed 28.
8ft RR I
148 '4 i
8 7 I
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47 H
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAOO i.i Wheal Monday
succumbed to selling pressure
' K..-H In , IV.. ,o.ll,ill... i '
41 1 7,v. J,-,7,.. i .Li i7rr, V, v.... Line Road, was cited bv
34
68 HI
180
38 ;
??"' iRclllR w believed to represent I "JT".1,
pront tBKing
Pepd grains eased on mild hed-
Three Injured
In Car Crashes
Three minor aecidenta occurring
over the weekend were reported
today by Oregon State Police.
Three persons suffered minor
injuries as a result of the sect-.
dents, police said.
Two persona were injured as the
result of s two car' collision at
the intersection of the State Line
Highway and' California State
Route 138. Autoa driven by Wil
liam Hints Sliort of Medford and
Carl Lyle Thomas of The Dalles
collided at the Intersection. Short,
who was easthound on the State
Cali
fornia Highway Patrol officer for
at times on the Board of Trade ,HU "l! 1 . OD"crv" "J" ""P
Rve was under even more selling . "OM a"v" ,,
pressure Ihsn wheat. ,unib,nP bu'ance to Klsmath Valley Hospl-
w 1 , n in 1 c 1111.7 wcj c a4 t.nLt;u niiu
63
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30
gress should not Increase postal
fees as reoucsted. most of the
projected 435-inillion-dollar surplus
for the year would vanish.
The lanner would benefit from
the one small tax cut a pro
posal to refund to farmers the two
cent federal tax on gasoline used
in farm operations. This, he said,
would cost the government an esti
mated 60 million dollars next year.
He proposed to increase spending
on atomic energy development
including peaceful applications
by 230 million dollars, to a record
of nearly two billion. He renewed
his plea to Congress to authorize
a nuclear powered vessel to tour
the world as an "atoms lor peace"
exhibit.
He said Secretary of Welfare Pol
som is working out a plan under
which insurance companies would
pool risks to extend and improve" I
health insurance for the public. .If
this is nm successful, he stud, fed
eral underwriting of health insur
ance smould be reconsidered
Einenhower asked for money to
tart work on three steam electric
generators in the Tennessee Vallev
Authoritv grid, "so thnt work may
begin promptly." This by-passed.
Ruber 36 S3
Rend 7 .& .
Rolse- 4K M SI
Eugene M 48 no
Klamath Palls 44 78 .88
LaFeview 43 SI .47
Medford 40 42
1 Newport 66 46 78
j North Rend s J IM
'Pendleton S 32 .91.
Portland Airport s f ,sv
Rosehurg J S .83
Salem S7 S 100
ISpckane 33 as .46;
By i-xrrra press
ger. Reno Mtnato, George Poster
and Prank Hale: secretary. Dick
souers. joe Brewer and Homer! Temperatures and rainfall for S4
miiiains. uruin, uir nr. r.o-; boura ending at 4 50 a m
itiiuiu OiBim m. Miceicr iM4. ill-
rectors (three). Elnathan Davis.
Robert Oates. Noble Sandervllle.
Victor Sisson. Duane Moxon. Bill
Wampler. Allen Jeffries. Jim Rodg
ers. Election chairman la Hlrigo
Zakaji.
place at a spaghetti and meatball
notluck dinner at the Chiloquin
grade school cafeteria.
Acting chairman John Heilbron
ner extends an invitation to other
men In the Modoc Point. Klamath
Agency. Sprague River. Beatty and
Chiloquin areas to )olo the group.
If dues are paid at tonight's meet
ing, new members may take part
in the election.
Tiie first action of the Jaycees'
will be to investigate the possibil
ity of the group sponsoring the All
Indian Basketball Tournament to
be held in Chiloquin during March.
A Reservation tournament will be
held in advance to select two local
teams to take part in the larger
tournament.
POTATOES
the Oregon Food Store at 2410 .S S
-.... ,i c, I day night. Winds will become
CHirAf.O POTATOES
CHICAGO 1 Potatoes
vals old stock
California and Oregon officers
jointly investigated the Incident.
n t!glng pressure while soybeans were h", , i "ml nprnaPs ""Mined, nis earlier
si ,S ' lower most of the dav. Toward the I RbB M'""'hciin of Bend, whose ! proposal to finance such projects
88 '(i,.h .,.,, . .,,,, auto went out of control lite Sat- bv l of r..mie hnnris in l.vnr
covery. Some contractt got bacl ' ur2av "fternoon and smashed into OI , reUim to direct federal
above the previous close ! :whndf!e DS j 'manclng.
Wheat closed 1 to lH lower I f ' !ken ,0 K1,,Inth Valley speaking of international affairs.
- , . . 4 Hospital bv a Dassine motorist. f,c..,hu,o, ...,..rf ..... .....
iin;n . iV-'n--; Com 4 lower, i 1 .... 1EtH..awu muv Hiwiociich ui uuict in Wio juui ifu Wntiriow ni.ht ...L
March I,V; VH higher. j-"'V. "T.":.H"U:".. .h 1 0l,D,ry "J snd dub" ? P"1"' 9" to. " auered snow SZTI
. ' -- peace, ano jie voices recret "uiatiroof similar to punching out a 1 ..(. m-v.. r: , X.
m i the Snviei lP.rters h.v. nn. mountains. Highs 34-44. Lows Mon-
. . . - , "-'"" Hav niehl 34.39 hut in I, (an- hmh ;
The other burglary, which oc- vaiicv5 ""
Grants
Klamath Police
Report Thefts
Two burglaries over the week
end were reported today by Klam
ath Palls police.
About 810 in cash from a vend
ing machine, a half case of cig
arettes snd an unknown amount
of wine and beer were taken from
j High Low Rath
' Albuquerque .so 37
Atlanta S8 57
Bakersficld To SI 07
Boston 38 34 T.
Brownsville 7 M
Chicago 38 28 .03
' Denver 3f 3 j
: Detroit 34 38 j
El Centro 77 S4
Fairbanks -30 -18 .01 i
Fresno SO 48 .15 j
Helena 8 3 .41
Kansas City 17 4 T.
Los Angeles 59 54
Mismi 67 53
Minneapolis 32 1 .18
New Orleans 69 49 T.
New Vork 44 34
Oakland 55 50 1.31
Oklahoma City 41 17
Phoenix 71 51 T.
Pittsburgh 34 26 .07
lied Bluff 58 42 .52
Salt Lake City 54 41 .98
San Francisco 58 50 1.10
Seattle 50 43 .56
Stockton 58 44 .87
Thermal 7B 57
Tucson 71 46
Washington 48 31
Yuma 79 54 T.
There was no comment on Sweet-
land's announcement lrom Terry'
Schrunt. Multnomah County sher
iff. Schrunk has indicated interest
m running for the Democratic
(nomination tor secretary of state
or for mayor of Portland. He said
he will make known his plans after
conferring with friend.
If Pchrunk stays out of the race
tt could turn out to be a hot con
test next November between
Sweetland and another state sen
ator. Mark Hatfield. Salem, who
already has announced his candl
dacv lor secretarv of state.
Pat Dooley. Portland attorney
who has served two terms In the
state House of Representatives,
said he was interested in running
Board of Control must at least be
hi-parusan. 1956 offers the occa-j
. 7UU11 IO CICCl UCOUUlUb suwub
! aa secretary of state and iiate
. , , , j treasurer, a majority of the lm-
Weot'her Table Iponant three-man Board of Con-
ftv THE ASSOCIATTO PRESS 1.' I
14 bnura te 111 a. m. Monday! Republican Gov. Paul Patterson
max. win. rasp., is we miro mcmoe. ui u lemmed holaub last week dm-
Secretary 01 Slate tan r.ewnry.i , -h to nrt-4 2
shoulder was transferred to the
county ail from Klamath Valley
Hospital Monday morning
Willians. who is held under
820.000 aond, will be arraigned
Tuesday befcre District Judcr n
E. Van Vacur on a charge of as-1)
sauit ana rooDery.
Williams -waa arrested at the
hospital an hour after an attempt,
ed holdup at Yaden's Service Sta
tion early last Thursday morning.
He had applied for medical attend
tion foi the sound in his shoulder.
District Atorney Richard Beat
ley said Moaday morning that Wil
liams had given him a statement
admittint holdups at a Shell ud
a Fortune service station. Idellt's '
grocery tore and the attempted
holdup at the Yadeh station.
Lawreae B. (Grady) Gaylord
reported to city police that at
fired two shots at an armed nun
teem an hut that he would not com- -ho atteipted to rob him.
mit himself until later. i
McDinald Rites
To B(- Held
Funeral lervices will be held at
2 p.m. Hecinesday. January 11
from O'Hur's Memorial Chapel
for Annie Louise McDonald. Mri.
McDonald tied January 14 at btr
home, 426 Michigan Avenue. She
was 76 yars old and was bom
May 10. BIB in Crescent City,
California, f
The P.ev.fDallas McNeill, pastor
of the Klttiath Falls Methodist
Church wit officiate. Final rites
and Intermot will be in Klamiih
Memorial lark.
Surviving are a sister. Mrs. Al-
vena Mosclir, Calistoga. Califor
nia; three tousins. A. G. Good
rich. San PrRncisco. Harry E.
Goodrich an Clinton P. Goodrich,
Oakland; nephew, and two
nieces. t
Mrs. McDbald was a member
of the Veteans of Foreign Wan
Auxiliary, thi auxiliary of Spanish
War Veteran! and of Neighbors of
Oregon Weather
Western Oregon Occasional
shnwers with few brief periods of
partial clearing through Mondav
nurht. Cloudy Tuesday with rain
beginning in morning, cooler. High
44-52. Lows Monday night 34-42.
Coastal winds westerly to south-
Crater Reports
Poor Skiing
! South Sixth Street sometime Sal-
I urday night, police said.
Entry was gamed by drilling a
this : series of holes in the roof and
Skiing was poor at Crater Lake
National Park over the weekend.
In spite of adverse conditions, one
carload of skiers visited the park
Saturday and 17 cars drove to the
park Sunday. Eighteen of Sunday's
60 visitors were skiers.
The skies were overcast In the
park this morning and snow was
tailing. Ram during the last few
days has dropped the snow depth
to 96 Inches compared with 67
inches on this date last year. An
inch and a half of new snow fell
during the 24-hour period ending at
6 a.m. today.
Maximum temperature Sunday
was 38 degrees; minimum 22 and
it was 23 degrees at 8 a.m. today.
Hicrhwav 62 is onen throueh the
park with chains advised. The road Woodcraft.
from Annie Springs to Headquar
ters was open this morning and
the rangers expected to reopen the
road from Headquarters to the rim
bv n 0 o n. weather permitting.
southerly to southeasterly and 20-
4U oy tuesday afternoon.
: Mr.rph K41.3.- rv 11 ..Si. ViicrHjir
292 and 3SS on , , .k., , ,.,.,, , Ther were no injuries in theiinven om, innoihi. u.rtr. ",,
i? !"'-' V t ;,sn'Pm"lt 'l" lard unmanned to 13 rents a htm-i mlrd relt",n'. 'ch occurred ap-, intention to agree upon a nlan of curred sometime Frida'v night, was
ma:
6. Snturday 718 and Sundsy 13: rt,rt ,,. ,, , , i proximately six miles west of Len- dlsarmnment ih. r,n tw vnf,.rt d . cnmm i'n,m. 117 "Tumi- Pass and Vicinity j
larket firm Carlot track sales.; WHEAT ; nox Junction on state Highway 66. by adequate inspection 1 North Seventh Street. About 818 ,:,' flm,c,V Monday night and
KF Authorities
Probe Vandalism
old stock: Idaho Russets M 25-
4 30. Utilities 82 75-2 80; Minnesota
North Dakota Pontlac 83 20-3 35
washed and waxed. New stock ar
Mnr
May
Jly
An auto ariven oy tnaries rntil ther do u h-' m ew . .t. n,mt vmnH.
Thomas Sumpter. 2622 Eberlem. ; must follow the course reflected mer manhinf nniire said
According to police, the Janitor
rivals 4 on track 4: supplies light, a'
ftomanri onn4 anrt vnarlra '
:Dec
Onen Hieh ijtvk- Close
Mil. ili-.tnoT- 1 ins.
no 1- iul it i 1 ivr a. ! attempting to pass a Calllor- in this budcet of Sleudilv strencth.
1 BP "4 1 99 H 1 97 1 98 I nli Trtnn Power Company owned entog the deiense of the Dnlted
2 01H 2.02 1.99 H S.'otHi ' Vahlcle dr)vl'n by Pr,nk Nunle ' ; Slates and its allies."
r os ? ns a . ? m 1- 5 J14 3 : ' ' '
KF Departments Merideth Rites
Report Fires To Be Announced
Fire that apparently alarted
around a floor lurnare in the homr
o! Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Norman
at 2220 Madison, did extensive
iumlture A passerfc," d.overe'd , r
r,rl . Bu lonoeo , stroke Mrs. Mendefli
.... ,..,r,. jr im, h.j i.,.,
s answered at T06 on Sundav, y-d (or -,
January 1.1 ' ' g!.
inr iHniuv was awav al Ihr ctlr
.'inc. mp oiiuaing is owned bv
c
vehicle with no headlighta came
from the opposite direction, forc
ing Sumpter to crowd the Copco
vehicle into the ditch. Both vehi
cles were severely damaged, but
the unidentified car was not hit
and left the scene, police reported.
The incident occurred late Sat-
Hearing Waived
By Ex-Convict
! Fred (Teddvi Walker. 25-vear-
old ex-convict, waived preliminary i
. henrinr Monday morning wrcn ar-1
j raigned before District Judge D. I
charge of
Jim Power. 2241 's Eberlem. said
he found a door open when he
reported for work Saturday morn
ing. Investigators said there was
no sign of forced entry, indicatmc
that the person entering the build
ing probably had used a key on the
door.
Tuesdav morning. Rain Tuesdnv
afternoon. High near 52. Low Mon
day night 35.
Baker and Vicinity Partly
cloudy through Tuesday. Highs 35
40. Lows Monday night 23-28.
:llan Church
A. Chamnliii. nunmulr. Kxfni t r.. cl " "tei ano wane k. nemorre. -ma , "-f..--
of thp damage will run Into spvr.r' viui-ui. n. 1 a m a 1 n nisbee were both sentenced toaav j um-r u vsuui ..rurren mr
htind'eds 01 dnliB-s l' "IK onf son Richard, sta'ioned to pnv sino tines and s"rve 30 dr.vs : alleged prowler held for the grand
The cltv department answered '1", HlrlImi,n A" f,ortT Bivl ,,01m' 1,1 """ ruv '"" bv Kr Judge Jury. Ball was set at $500.
three calls over the weekenc u. ""'" Kmv h'Tr m ryr Frank Blackmer- Hamilton was
" .tii txiuti i r . L-y- niw MPiiiPMr-fn in nv n ii scrvr'!
mnr. KIninatli Fall- anr Mrs J. & two rmq one half dav in wll lor, CAmAP Dari4an4
W se a a W 11
Tulelake Woman
Taken By Death
TULELAKE Nellie EdiUi Kepl
er. 55. resident of Tulelake for 16
years died at Klamath Vallev Hos
pital following a months illness.
Miss Keeter had major surpery
from which she did not recover.
She was a native of Marion
County. Arkansas and was a mem
ber of the Church of Christ.
Surviving, are four brothers. Bax
ter Keeter. Tulelake. with whom
Frank L Hamilton of Die Anchor son where he served 27 months ior I rnmg his whererbouts ; is asked j she made her home Gilbert and
Emergency Messoge
Held By KF Police
Klamath rails ponce niivt an
Funeral servirek will ! nit.
nnunreti bv O'Halr's Memorial urd' afternoon
ChSDel lOl Mr. V.ttl rHnn Mori.:
rieth 74 whft rtiort at thr lumilv l..4ln,. 87 X a. 4. i V. Van Vnrtnr nn
jburciarv. He is alleged to have .emergency message .or
r..s.li- ripLmee ; broken mu the residence of C E. i William Bloom. 34. of Brownwood.
kVlUnK lriVerS iTliomson Bnd to have stolen two1 Texas.
Thw weekend accidents, two of fines. i Police believe that Bloom is iseek-
resideiu of Klamath them involving drunk drivers, were! According to County Jailer Fred logging or rrni empiu mem
years reported today by Klamath Falls - Calfee, Walker was released 9 few; in the Klamath Falls area. Any
a member of the eitv nnhee I weeks ano lrom Oregon State Prl-. person navins auuuiniwu
Ten high school students were
under Investigation Mondsy bv
enimlv lllvenlle officers fnr al.
leged' participation in a series of ! driver of the wcomlng car either
FIRED
DUESSELD)RF. Germany t;
The West erman Construction
Workers Unit Monday dissolved
10 locals rcpnsenting 40.000 work
ers because If Communist infil
tration. The tiion simultaneously
fired 15 officals of these locili
lrom their unm jobs.
Car Wfeck Due
Geo. ft. Taylor
A clear suiv doy with the
22L'l lieclanintton at 10 M p m
Jaiiuaiy 14 where a floor tura.fr
was flooded- to 1M0 Lookout Slree:
a: 1 37 p m Sur.dav where rui
tains In a tieriroom wrre on fire
and 4 58 to 1216 Mam 8treet to a
Hash fire
dninocli. Ontiulla. Mlrsourl.
Pototo Shipments I
Kaily Trui-k Ore. 7
llil Itll (Ire. t 17
llallv Trui-k CallT Id '
llallv'lUII fallt. n 11 j
Ilaih Toul I
Clllt. A CAMP. 49 51 '
lnnlhlv ToUl 4M 871
Season's Tolal 3144 2J34 j
not havinp an operators license.
According to police Hamilton P;- lul aJIHiJ
(Was niilline away from the rurb.tVieS In IVIt;uTOra
Tljlf?I PlL (IJupc - Main and Fifth streets wheni
aikiwac WIVtTS nl, n rtr)ven bv Melton' A former resident of Klamath
Cl J tJ C. M- Doncsn o! Fori Orel.' Callfor-. Falls. Mead Ingram, died Januarv
riOOa Ala rUn3S ma. Hemnree i reixirird to have," Medmrd He was about 66
Tl'LELAKt-Thr TuleluKe com- "it s parked auto owned bv Bruno years old and retired .Mr. Ingram
iiinrv f.,,- contrinuted morr than Morehase of Klamath Falls Thr worked in local packinc houses
to get in touch with police.
On The Record
KLAMATH FAXLS
B 1ST HB
1.ARSON Bom to Mr. snd Mn
Norman Utvm. January 14,
weiahuir "lb 1 a. 11 tin Klamath
Vall HQ4VIU!
KASPES Bom to Mr. and Mr
Rotwn kiiKr. Januarv 14. a bov
walrhtnc T lb lb ot. at th KUmaUi
V!le. HotDita! .
BAKES-Bom to Sir. and Mrs RoK
m Baxar. Januar; 14. a firl waijnini
fi lb a ox. at Uw KUunatb Valley HOi
ai; VASSAU.O Bam to Mr. and Mn
Lt h Vawallo. Januarv- 14. a tirt
1 in at th KlamaUl Vallev
io: none reliei in the Red i"o narked on south Bixtn ; nopna, , .
Cro emersencv rnmpalgr. f 0 r near Washburn Wav. police said 1 had been 111 (or some time and ARRiV(Tr licenses
; fur.a- fo- Hood victim In the third accident police sair death followed a stroxe woolxx-er-stoi-t riovn c wooi-
! The !.,: ofttce ol the Red Cross n auto driven bv Rodney Holier Word of his death was received get ri ane Fait and Mttn J.
I contrinuted s;cu ol the total ! Oretech hit a pedestrian bv Mr and Mrs G. C Pcrseli. LaMARCHri'i-L oerard t l--
lr.l! Kiwatlians arr ,idmr a -ChP.rl" A Wtttemore g0 South ' 224 Biehr. Street Mareh, IS KlamaUl TalU ane Palri-
fn-n... . . .. - - t.. . ,. . Rmr- mnvinir it, MeriMrH h h., Cia Oarlr!r MUU ID tviamaui iiui
n: mr lllie ftlTe 'nill ifirri. a, lltw I uuii - ' L-1
' Kiwanr. chio Charles Ward ol Rath and Klamath Avenue Wttte- made tus home with a sistet.
Klamaiii Califonua. wtuur Jrwvlry ; m0Tr u,kn 10 Klmnlh Valley Mrs Dnllie Machado Oames. also
sr.rl watch rersir busme-v wei r Hospital where he was treated Slid a former resiaen; here
lost ir the nK,-... i , twImcoH Mr. Incram was a member of
nearly destroyed the entire town Holler Is scheduled to appear nt the local Fraternal Order o! Eagles Sumi.c"'!
v.sn r.omtnf and household Bona. 4 n m. tottav in police court or. loose
hav beer, lorwarded to the Ward ' charges of failure to yield right Funeral services will be held
' family. of wav to a pedestrian ' Tuesday. January 17. in Medford
Francis Keeter. Vellvllle. Arkansas
and Olen Keeter of Madras. Ore
gon. ,
Funeral services in charge of
Ward's Klamath Funeral Home,
will be held from the funeral home
chapel in Klamath Falls on Tues
day. January n at 2 p.m. The
Rev. C. R. Adams will officiate.
destructive raids on summer
homes and business establishments
in the Rocky Point resort Brea.
According to Juvenile officers
Francis Mathews and Faye Black
mer. who already have questioned
several of the suspects, they may
be prosecuted in federal court as
; the property is on government land.
! Mathews said, according to infor
i niation given him by the state po
' lice, vandals did hundreds of dol
; lars dnmage to buildings and their
I contents in a series of three raids
j by three separate groups. The
raids were staged December 21,
23 and 30.
In many of the dwellings, plumb
ing fixtures were uprooted, furni
ture smashed and window panes
shattered. I
Both Mathews and Mrs. Black-
asleep or elscHls car seemed to
steer Itself oveitto the wrong side
of the road-4
wreck was dui
To escape i
smash. t h
driver who wai
on hu own stdi
of the road an(
had the right 5
way, steered oft
into the ditch to
let the wild car
pass. So you see
the car that had
the right of way. i
forced off into tti ditch.
But underneath that bouncing
car there in the ltch, were the
everlasting arms-f'Thc Angel of
the Lord encamnah round shut
I them that fear Hai and delivers
UL
and form's, ' 'rJE Z i them - Ps. 34;7 BBLE. Trust him
may be filed later this week.
and Ood stands bk of his word.
As Ood put your sins on Christ
and He 'died fof yi. now receive
Christ Into vour hea-i. Let Him be
it
DROWNED
LISBON. Portugal i Two 1 your Lord 'and Ssnour. He will
Final rites and interment will be i of f.mil.es w. .T...Ju'r"i '. " '""''
in Klamath Memorial Park. ; several mlllinn Mrnrinr , , A. n.
"vi uaui(7 1 CiCillAi HIC.' J. JllfJilPaai'e'7 'T
was done in weekend floods I sored by a lumber Ifg. and Wile,
throuphou; Portucal. ( Adv.
CONTE RENTE
BAGHDAD. Iraq. & Inienor
Minister Said Qazaz said Monday
the security chiefs of Turkey.
Iraq. Iran. Jordan and Lebanon
are meeting here to lormulaie a
prop mm to combat suoversive ac
tivities tn the region by local Com
munists and fellow travelers.
KLAMATH COUNT!
SI IT
Khirlcf lxirtttJ. Pr1 v IMnald
rtn- pMfl. dtrnrr rmnti! Attor- f
tor pijintiff. L OMh 5in.ir
rk P fltffir Jr vi .'tan CUr ;
vert-c ffranird Attorn (or
Crtr db Crtrr Colifttfi
Arnri vi C A Simtn and laimiia ;
8'mwtn diimtd Attorno lor plain
litl. R r. Mclarn-
Gehing Up Nights
Ifwor:iir',B:4(ia: WntntM" tCHttiaj
tip Nir.u 'too trww. biimrar ? ;tr
til Brait!ii or 8trt Ciar Utm!
tt-it tr contr.cr r.t. Bi.r.dr lrrt-
U'.ttmi trr CTSrCX fe- q -;rl fraiifriTif
eentoruns heit A tVAitai CTSTEX tautfii
wur to pu 3( Tftrs proTf tni
wtw Aik tfrwttiM tm CTWTEX 'mtcr
GOSPEL MEETINGS
COMMUNITY PARK BUILDING
MA LIN
Each Sunday and Thurtdoy - 7:45 P.M.
Tiew k Hit aiMiiea of IMa. 0 hsr ipamt l.naaia, tt, K TeacH.
'nl af Jn. Will a wiialy IM"t ia Hw light t alawaia, tt,nlry.
MINISTERS: E. Swonson and R. McDonald
ALL CORDIALLY INVITED
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
For Sale or Rent
VOIGHT'S
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
2 Mai
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
koM 7412
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Science Find Heating Substance That Doe Both
Relieves Pain Shrinks Hemorrhoids
mtk. R- T. ru - ?ot ti
ftrt itm? scttne aa fand a
kiinr uostne wit, tttr astoat
tar aoilitr tm shrink iTorrii!i
and U rlMrrr pam without ntrvirr.
In nw after e. whil? jri tty
TvlifTinr pain, artual Tdttctioo
llfiTikairvt took
Wtt amatinr of ah rali tt
a ta ore nth taat aaffarvra aitta
itwiiihinf statmnt lik "Tim
hrr ei tr a a proaWn: ' "
Tiw r?rci tt a new h-Mtlmt auK
tant (R.rrrn discowry of a
woTid-famoa rwnearefc inttitat.
Tht tuMtanre u now avaitabl in
mwif4i7 or ntmmt t?-m undr
ttm nmm ?'rimtt4 ft At TMr
4n0tu. itaaey auj, ruarantrt.
ir.Fw en.
LOS UGLY FAT TODAY
Amadng Xazw Safe Discovery Hakes
Reducing Easy
WITH HUNGER TABLETS
N?we-t sf formula, nraatlr hnwrhc to lisrht brwedical
acwm ia HUNGER TABLETS a preparation to take fat
off hipa and waiatlhw and will not affect the he.
Fear many whe kava triad "ndacmg treatments" mi who
bar last faith in them became af exaggerated elakna and
errual reaulta. HUNGER TABLETS brin8 hope.
Snuphr take 2 tab)eta before each meal and 5f yom
-.lothea don't fit and look more aHractive. eapecialNround
fat onoti aoch aa hipa. waiat. abdomen, etc No start diet
""""red. mam m HUNGER TABLETS at vr.m eruesiat
A 16 dar aimpW for lira, tham T9e per day. Goaratiteed.
LEE HENDRICKS
Your Neighborhood Druqoitt
2212 So. 6th
fhont 4321