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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. tARCH r?. i93, MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS WALL STBfcET NEW YORK I Otis Wert un usually strong Friday in a gen erally higher stock market. Otis actually provided the main prop (or the market in the late afternoon as the previously fa vored railroads faded from buy ing popularity. Trading was fast and came to estimated J.IOO.OOO shares asimercial 15.50-17 00: choice 889 lb rompared with 3,660.000 shares .Thursday. ' NKW YORK STOCKS Br THE ASSOCIATED FKF.R8 Admiral Corporation 19 Aloled Chemical 122 Allls Chalmers 13 Aluminum Co. America 102 a American Airlines 25 Amerlcsn Motors 7 7. Amerlcsn Tel ti Tel. 184 J, Amerlcsn Tobacco 77 '2 Anaconda Copper 83 i 'Atchison Railroad 160?. Bethlehem Steel ' 14 Boeing Airplane Co. 71 i Borg Warner 48 ' Burroughs Adding Mach. 37 California packing 44 U Canadian. Pacific . 35 '4 Caterpillar Tractor 67 V, Celanese Corporation 18 Ohrysrer Corporation 18 '2 Cities Service 66 . Consolidated Edison 49 Crown Zellerbach Gl Curtlss .Wright , 30 3 Douglas Aircraft 84 ' 2 iu Pont de Nemouis 230 3, Eastman Kodak 86 . " Emerson Radio II ""a Ford Motor ' 60 Oeneral Electric 64 General Kooda '93 ,. Oeneral. Motors 48 y, Georgia Pac Plywood 42 Goodyear Tire . 73 Homestake Mining Co. . 37 Vm International Harvester 37 '' International. Paper . ' 128 , Johns Manville ' , 49 i Kaiser Aluminum 45 '2 Kennecott Copper 141 'j Libby. McNeill 16', Lockheed Aircraft . 47 i Lowe's Incorporated ?3 1 i Long Bell ,A . ' 78 i Montgomery Ward- '. 90 New York Central 43 n Northern Pacific 80 'a Pacific American Fish 10 Pacific Gas ti Electric 53 ' , Pacific Tel. It Tel. 139 Penny (JO.) Co. 96 Pennsylvania R.R. 15 Phllco Radio 34 ', ; Puget Bound P ft L 27 '. ' Radio Corporation 49 ij . Rayonler Incorp. 39 ' Rsyonler Incorp. Pfd 17 , Republic Bteel 48 1; . Reynolds Metals ' , ' ' 69 Richfield Oil 77 ', : Safeway Stores Inc. 84 , , Scott. Paper Co. 71 V, Rears Roebuck ft Co. 34 ' Sinclair Oil 63 , Socony-Vacuum Oil 72 Southern Pacific 58 Standard Oil Calif 102 V, Standard Oil N. J. 69 "2 Studebaker Packard 8 3 Sunshine Mining 8 3i Swift ft Company 47 i Transamerlca Corp. 39 t Twentieth Century Fox 25 ',' Union OH Company 60 H Union pacific , -. ' 185 vt . United Airlines 49 l United Aircraft' ' . 73 U United Corporation 7 ..United States Plvwood 48 i United States Steel 59 Westlnghou.se Electric 62 Woolworth company 49 POTATOES CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAOO Isl Potatoes: Arri vals 76; on track 269; total U.S. shipments 974; old stock: About steady: Idaho Russets $4.70; util ities $4.00; Maine Kntahdins un washed $3.80. by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The potato market, as reported Friday bv the U.S. Department of Agriculture: Sixteen cities: Arrivals 406, on track 402; shipments 965: North ern Calif. 5. Central Calif. 2, Idaho 291, Oregon 9, Washington 4. IDAHO FALLS Market firm: Russets, No. 1, 10-20 per cent 10 os and larger 3.24-35; 20-30 per cent lo os and larger 3 35-46 ; 30 per cent 10 os and larger 3.50-60. SAN FRANCISCO Street sales: Market about steady: Klamath Russets, No. 1-A, 2 In. 4.40-50; Deschutes, No. 1. 5 01. 4.36-45; Idaho, No. 1-A. 2 !n, 4 50. LOS ANGELES Carlot sales: Market about steady: ldsho Rus sets, No. 1-A, 3.65-4.00. ANSI AI. DANCK TONIfillT The annual Spring formal dance snonsored bv the Girls' Leaeue ol Klamath Union Mali School will be held tomttht. 8;30 to 11:30 p.m. in! Pelican Court. Music will be by tne starlighters. "Iilmellght," is the theme of the dance. All ar rangements and decorations were made by the Dance-A-Lot c 141 b members; under the direction ot their dvser, Mrs. J, Frank Tuck ' er. Potato Shipments SEASONS S4-M 13-M D.IIt Truck Ore 10 To Dally Rail Ore II j rallrTfurKf allf. 6 I Dally"BalrCallf. II D.IIt Total ORE. A t'AMF. 41 55 Monthly Total 613 MI treason's Total iU3 S3M A Beautiful Memorial Is Like Fresh Flowers Every Day Clarence Ward , Klamath Monument Co. Reprenntinq Ortqon Gronite Co. of Medford nd Mtytrjohn-Wtngler 925 High St. , Phono 3334 or 9333 LIVESTOCK POrtTLANH LIVKSTOCK PORTLAND tf (U6DA) Cattle const and . to 4 Inches. Interior data Thursday night, police report salable for week 2.685; market valleys. Temperatures about nor- t(j today. active; led steers and heilers 60-,mal. highs In Mi Western Wash- The owner of one of the cars. mostly 1.03 higher, kpols 1 so up; j cows geneiaiiv oo up; two wau. choice 1.111 lb fed steers 20.40 load 975 lbs 20 25; several lots choice 19.60-20 03; good 17.50-18 SO; 1 mixed good-choice 19 oo-io; com-1 fed heifers 19 00; few choioe load-. snd Iocs IB 50; good ls.su-ia.vj; light utility heilers down to 11 .00; canner and cutter cows 8 00-10.00. early sales to 10 50; utility cows 11.00-12.50- commercial 13C0-14.00 utility buils 14.50-18.00. odd head 16.50; light cutters 12.00-13.50. Calves salable for week 66; market firm; choice vealers 25 00 28 00- good 20.00-24.00; utility commercial 11.00-18 00; culls down to 7.50; tew medium-good slock calves 14.50-17 00. Hogs salable for week 2.075; market held early 1.00 advance; U.S. No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lbs 16.OO-50. small lot 16 75; No. 3 lo.s down to 15.25; sjw" 300-550 lbs 10 00-13 00; heavier down lo 9.50; small lots feeder pujs 12.00-13. CO. Sheep salable fci week 950; market active, steady; choice fed wooled lambs 19.00-25; good-choice lambs 17.00-18 60, Including one lot fed No. 3 pelts 17.00; negligible lots feeder lambs I4.oo-I5.00; cull good slaughter ewes 2.50-6 00. (illCAGO LIVESTOCK ntriroo i Hons continued their advance In the livestock i market Friday. Butcher hogs sold unevenly steady to 25 cents higher. Most top price went to $14.75, up 10 cents and at another new high since Feb. 2. This represents a gain of l.f0 for the week. Butchers scBling 190 to 270 pound mainly sold at 814.00 10 814.60 with several londs and lots at $14.60 to 814.75. Butchers scaling 280 to 330 pounds brought S13.25 to $14.09 1 and 340 to 375 pounds $12.10 to: $13.25. Choice steers topped at $19.00. A few utllltv and commercial steers brought $13.00 to $15.00. Buyers paid 813.00 to $17.00 for a few commercial to low choice heif ers. Lambs were about steady at $19.00 to $20.75 for good to prime wooled types. Salable receipts were 7,500 hogs. 609 cattle, 100 calves , and 600 sheep. GRAINS CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO 111 Wheat raced Into new high ground under a broad, aggrcsHlve buying move ment on the Board of Trade Fri day. New crop futures jumped more than 5 cents at limes. May wheat, an old crop month, scored a sub stantial gain early and then fell back on reports producers were redeeming wheat from the gov ernment loan and offering it on the free market. Other grains also advanced but did not match the gains In new crop wheat. I Behind the active buying In I wheat were such factors as a fore cast for continued dry weather In the Southeast, an Agriculture De partment confirmation of severe wheat losses in Europe and ru mors the administration would be willing to see wheat price supports boosted. Wheat closed 1 to 5'i higher. March 2.27-27'; corn ,-ia, high er, Msy 1.40'i-?,; oals 'i-i, high er. May MV rye l.i-P, higher. May 1.30'n; soybeans 1 to 3a.'i higher, May 2.65'..-i, and lard 5 to 10 cents a hundred pounds high er, May 12.45. WHEAT Open llicll Low Close Mav 2.26 3, 2.27 !4 2.2B 2 27 Jlv 2 02 2.07 2 02 2.08 'i Sen 2 04 '. 2 09 1, 2 04 "i 2.08 Dec 2 07 2.12 a, 2.07 2.12 , PORTLAND GRAIN' PORTLAND i.Ti Coarse grains. 15-day shipment, bulk, coast de livery: Oats No. 2. 3B lb white 53.50-55,00. Ballev No. i, 45 lb B. W. 49.50. Corn No. 2, E. Y. ship ment 6n.60-86.16 Wheat : No bids or offers. Car receipts: wheat 16: barley 5: flour 4; coin 8; mill feed 5. Pine Creek Herd Found Increased NEW PINK CUKKK Robert J Snider, who returned home Wednesday, found thnt his herd had Increased by the addition of nearly 30 new-born calves during his absence. Snider had been with his wlte in Portland w h 1 1 e she underwent ! medical treatment al Portland clinic. Mrs. Smdrr returned with him to Lakevlew whole she en tered Uie hospital to rest uniil she can complete the trip home. She expressed c rn tlttlrlc lor the ninny raids and iillts received while she was In the clinic. M.NATOK INSPECTS IWRMN. Sen. Monronev (D-Oklai arrived Irom Krankluit Friday for a one-dny look at di-1 vlded Berlin. do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? PASTKKTH, an Improved powder to pt aprlrtatlod on uppr or lowrr put, holdi tth mors ftrmljr in pUr. no nol ilidf. lip or roc No mimm? l2?ZlPMtT MI or ""nr. TAB IKETH U NlkAllne inon-cid( Pom not oiir cnet-ka 'lt Mor" (dm, lur brcttthi. Ott FASTKETH ftt nr dm coiyjttr.- Kite-Day Forecast Western Area Recurrina rain with snow in mountains. Total precioitalton more than norme'l iciannB a to 3 incnea along uw.houainj protect were hit By van inijtcn. a little warmer Western I Oicgon. Low mostly in 30. EaMern Area Temperatures; averaging near or slightly above j normal. Maximums mostly In Ms. Minimum mostly in 30s. More than normal precipitation, totaling j to 2 Inch, escept about .10 central valleys Oregon. Washington and Western Oregon Considerable cloudiness In north, partly cloudy In south half Friday night and Saturday, with showers persisting In most areas. Low Friday night 38-44; high Saturday 48-54. Coastal winds southwesterly, decreasing Friday night. Eastern Oregon Considerable cloudiness Friday night with a few showers In north; partly cloudy Saturday. Low Friday night 33-42: high Saturday 44-52. Diminishing southerly to south westerly winds Friday night. Northern Oregon Beaches Rain and windy through Saturday. Low Friday night 40-45: high Saturday 50-55. Winds southerly to south westerly. 20-40 m.p.h. with gusts to 50 m.p.h. Grants Pass and vicinity Little ra'n Frldav night; partly cloudy Saturday. Highs 55-60; low Friday night 30-38. Occasionally windy. Baker and vicinity M 0 s 1 1 y cloudy through Saturday with few showers, mostly over moun- tains; windy at times. Low Friday night 33-40; high Saturday 50-55. 1 Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRKSS 24 hours to 4:3a a.m. Friday - Max. ftlln. Prep. Baker 55 40 Bend 52 Boise .. 67 35 41 45 30 42 34 46 61 44 47 42 47 36 . F.uirene 56 Klamath Falls 52 Lakevlew 53 Medford - 60 Newport . 51 North Bend 54 Pendleton 62 Portland 54 Roseburg 61 : Salem 53 Spokane 46 T .54 .01 T .08 T .14 .03 Bv UNITE!) TRF-SS Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m. HiKh Low Albuquerque 70 42 Atlanta 61 41 Bakersfleld 70 60 Boston 50 36 Brownsville ' 58 Chicago 50 36 Denver 67 38 Detroit 45 28 El Centre 86 57 Fairbanks 37 2 Fresno 69 48 Helena 58 32 Kansas City 48 43 Los Angeles 66 61 Miami 70 65 Minneapolis 37 24 New Orleans 68 64 New York 50 38 Oakland 60 42 Oklahoma City t0 40 Phoenix '81 60 Pittsburgh 41 31 Red Bluff l8 47 Salt Lake City ti7 38 San Dieco 65 61 San Francisco 60 48 Seattle 50 40 Stockton 68 43 Thermal 87 67 Tucson 88 47 Washington 59 38 Yuma 88 50 Wyatr Sentenced Henry Clay Wyatt, 30, former Klamath Falls night club bouncer and bartender, who held up the First National Bank In Portland Inst November, was senten"ed to 10 years In feudal prisun Friday. Sentence was passed by U.S. District Jurtce Gus Solomon. The holdup, in which Wyatt Rot $1,019 In cash, was staged with a Cap pistol. STRAIGHT FACTS THAT CAN SAVE YOU A $3000 MISTAKE! Only the new GLLppLei Scries by PACKARD in the medium-price field can offer you all the important features you are entitled to. Take the Q i p p gn CHALLENGE RIDE and see. Only new ride No more iolt and jounce over rouRh streets! ('Upper's Tnraion-Ixivel Hide gives totally new smoothness thai ohaolotea coil and leaf springs! Ileclronle shifting-Klei'tronic Push Bullon Control of the finest of all automntic transmissions , . . Ultramatic! Driving is "fingertip easy!" And you have the added security of push-button "Parking." Moil powerful V-8 Up to 275 h p.! Top power and top rfrii in? orre . , . making available a new rear axle ratio that gives overdrive gas savings with an automatic transmission! All weather troctlon-Twin-Traction Safety Differential pro vides the grip where others slip with just our wheel on grippahle surface! Keeps you going in mud, anow and ice. 3SS I I I I MM I Strike Three autos parked in the 1100 block on Nimliz Avenue in the Robert Caldwell, 141 Ninntz. told police that at about 1:45 a.m.. he 8Ve chase, but lost the auto helcli"nS e;.cencni last wecxenai believed the vandals were using for their escape. The other damaxed autos be- longed 10 Jske Gondick. 1411 Nim ltI, ,Ild A. v. Mongil. 1409 Nuniiz. Spotlights, outside minors and ciher external accessories were either damaged or stolen, FOhce said. Tulelake Man Shot In Foot A Tulelake man Is hospitalized .1 n... ...in vsney nospua. iuu, , c0ndui00 nd the road t0 from Injuries suffered wlyn helhe nm ,s M(, most, bare wss accidentally shot in tne fool Maxlmum temperature Thursday i.ju.y morning. Hospital attendants said he was The injured man Is Robert Smith, 29. Klamath Falls police said he was shot while sitting in his parked auto on Fifth Street between Main and, Klamath short ly before noon Thursday. Smith told Investigators that he carried a .22 caliber rifle In the car, and that his 6-year-old son, Randall, who was sitting in the back seat, might have accidental ly touched It off. Injury Interrupts Mexico Vacation A serious Injury March 14 up set the vacation plans of the V. J. Josephsons on their trip to Mexi co. A few hours before arriving at Guadalajara. Mrs. Josephson fell in the car of the train and fractured her hip. She was taken to a hospital at Guadalajara and will have to remain there in trac tion for six to eight weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Josephson, 5970 Delaware Avenue, have been visit ing In San Diego since early In January. They planned to stop at Guadalajara and then go to Mexico City. Josephson is a retired Great Northern Railway Company em ploye. Mrs. Josephson is receiving med ical care at the Sanatoria Sir Margarita, 880 Garibaldi, Guadala jara, Jal, Mexico, and her hus band Is staying at the Hotel del Parque, Avenlda Juarez 845, dur ing her hospitalization. Firemen Hear Guest Speaker MAUN Tlie March meet inn of the Malin firemen was held Monday evening in the fire hall with Hank O'Keefe as acting president in the absence of Orville Kirkpatrick. Fire Chief John Hershfelt in troduced the speaker for the pro Riam, Doug Roney of Roncy's Inc., Portland. Roney talked to the group about various types of fire fighting equipment. r It whi decided to order four wa terproof firemen's coats for rural Malin and four for the city of Malm. These coats will be kept en the trucks. Refreshments were served by Wayne Flsk and Hubert Morelock. WOOL MARKET NEW YORK (UP1 Wool top futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today opened one to 13 points lower. Opening prices follow: May 155.0 i bid; July 154.5 traded; Oct. 153.5 i bid: Dec. 153.0 bid: March (19571 I 153.0 bid; May 152.0 bid; July 151.2 i bid. I Wool futures opened two to five ! points lower: Mav 124.5 bid; July 124.45 bid: Oct. 124.0 bid: Dec. 123.5 bid: March (1957) 122.5 bid; May 123.0 bid; July 122.0 traded. 1 Let Your Handwriting Prove the Smoothness of OippgrUi. TORSION -LEVEL RIDE III" Set ih jolts of Coil and Itof Springs! Come in! lis fun! It's eve-own m(! Wnte fthile vou ride in vour car, then . . . write while vou tae the Clipper Challenge Ride. Let the difference in your own hand writing prove the wonderful, reining smoothness ot the big new Clipper, only car in its held with Packard proved Torsion Level Ride! till Set tht tmooth. ntu of Torsion- - level Ridel ' I I I I JUCKELAND MOTORS 1 1 th end Klamath Warner Skiing May Be Good Tows will operate from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. (sentenced to a year In Multnoman to 4 p.m. Sunday at Tomahawk Ski! County Jail at Rocky Butte Frl- ' nonnwesi 01 lrom rtlla. nu .... ....... ... vc teen-agers, inciuuuig iui .,. Saturdsy and Sunday. latter they broke Into the Crescent Fair skiing Is reported at Warner : street Grocery Store on March 9. Canyon Ski Area near Lakeview.j .,, .. ,,J , aooA Viators from Eun Valley said the , aJ",a"7 rm - "--"' " u " Stiino is fair Crair I. . k . National Park, alao, according to the rangers' report this morning. No new snow has fallen for a week and snow depth is 160 inches com pared with 99 on this date last year. Highway 62 through the park is . 34 oegrees; minimum Itl'. ! ., M H ,.. ,..,.. today, The skies were cloudless and it was a beautiful clay in the par when the rangers telephoned the newspaper this morning. Midstsfe Hears REA Manager La PINE Fred Hamlin, western area manager of REA, urged mem bers of Midstate Electric Coopera tive to "keep alert and informed and aware of your electricity as a tool of your business' .in his talk before the fifth annual meeting of the cooperative. Tne 534 miles of lines now In service, Hamlin continued, repre sents a growth of 149 per cent dur ing the past year. Most of the new mileage serves the Fort Rock, Silver Lake and Christmas Lake area. He lauded the booster com mittee headed by P. H. Pitman, R. A. Long and Al Baert for put ting the loan over. W. J.'Hauk, REA field engineer, noting the trend toward greater use of electricity, pointed out that Midstate is the only system in Ore gon operating entirely at 14.400 volts. Compared with the normal 7,200-volt lines, it will carry a giv en load four times the distance or four times the load for the same distance. Stewart Hamilton, REA field representative, introduced a dele gation from the newly formed Har ney County Electric Cooperative, stating that it Is probably the last large space in Oregon not having central station power. Richard Jessup of Chemult was elected and Kenneth McKenzie and G. W. Oxborrow of Crescent were reelected to three year terms on the board of ciirectors. Oxborrow was chosen president by board members. William Taylor of Che mult, vico president and Ray Lar son of La Pine, secretary. FLOODED STOVF. A flooncd oil stove af the resi dence of Jim Kranz, 914' 6 Lincoln, resulted In a call for the city fire department at 4:40 p.m. Thursday. There was no damage, firemen said. VALLEY PUMP AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY COMPLETE PUMPING SERVICE ALL MAKES REPAIRED Coll 9776 This year more than ever look twice before you buy any car! Look first at the big new Clipper, America's finest medium-priced car . , . built by Packard cratamen! Take the Clipper Challenge Ride. Get the feel of Packard-built quality sec the gTeat Clipper value! Prove to yourself that buying any car without Clipper Torsion-Level Ride ... all the other Clipper exclusivea . . . could be a costly mistake! Come in today! Let us show you how our Challenge Trade on your present car makes it easier than ever to own the big, beautiful Clipper! rar C Phone 2-2S81 Youth sentenced I O IxOCKy duttc Robert Orln Warner. 19. who told Circuit Judge David R. Van-denbera- he decided to steal to ob- tain funds to get married, was ay. The youth was arrested wun tour wy ,0 raise mon(y t0 gM mar. r It 1 rl.d.. Warner declared. 1 sounded all right to me." n.t th. time of his arrest. War- ner was AWOL from the United States Army. He pleaded guilty to burglary. Jerry Ricker Funeral Sunday Jerry Ricttr. about 71. died In Grants Pass March 23. Formerly of Klamath Falls, Mr. Ricker was employed by the Lainm Lumber Comoany at Algoma. and moved to Olendale, Oregon, about 10 years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Nelle E. Ricker, Glendale and two daughters, Mrs. C. R. (Beverly) Puller of Grants Pass and Mrs. George C. (Phyllis) May of Klam ath FaIIs. - Funeral services will be held In Giants Pass Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the Hull and Hull Mortuary. California Weather By UNITED' PRESS San Francisco Bay Region: Fair today, tonight and Saturday except morning low overcast and variable high thin clouds Saturday; little change in temperature: high today San Francisco, Oakland. San Ma teo and pan Rafael 60-85: low to night 45-50: westerly winds 10-18 mph In afternoons Northern California: Fair south Dortion through Saturday, increas ing cloudiness north portion today with liht rain Eureka northward this afternoon and tonight spread ing to Fort Bragg and Redding Saturday; light snow likely north ern high mountains Saturday-cooler north Interior Saturday; south erly wind 12-25 mph near coast except variable 7-15 mph south of Monterey. Sacramento Valley. Increasing high cloudiness today and tonight, mostly cloudy Saturday;, slightly cooler Saturdav; high today 64-74; low tonight 45-50; high Saturday 62-70; gentle wind becoming south erly 8-16- mph tonight and Satur dnv. Northwestern California: In creasing clouoiness today and to nlEht becoming mostly cloudy Sat urday: occasional light, rain Eure ka northward this afternoon and tonight spreading to Ukiah Satur day sliehtlv cooler inland Satur dav: hi?h today and low tonight Napa 65-46. Santa Rosa 65-41. Ukiah 64-44: southerly wind 12-25 mph near coast. Moose Dance Sat., March 24 Music by Phelps Trio Members and Guests 2175 So. 6th St. I wjjjamS5e(S Robert Lee Williams, 2HW-jd truck ariver. who was wounded in an attempted service station hold up here, was sentenced 10 10 County GOP To Hear Ike . ...whnn fnr nop campaign i u-m h. held nruier aus pices of the Klamath County Re- puolican central day at 7 p.m. in Balsiger Motor Company ouiiaing. . George proctor, commune - ....ii.r.H that at that time H.A,i-B,t u'ill har a SDe- cial message from President E:sen- hower over a teiepnone huu.um Bomthiirnn commit tees In various sections of the state. Governor Elmo smitn aiso vim take part in the telephone con ference. President Eisenhower s mcssenc t. w4 nail with the Im- portance of conducting a house-to- house canvass to encuuinsc publicans to register and vote. Governor Smith will spearhead a drive to add 55,000 Republicans to the list of eligible voters before the registration books close In Ore gon on April 17. Proctor said all Republicans are urged to attend the conference. Funerol Planned For Varo B. Elliott, 57 DUNSMUIR Varo B. E'llott. 57. died at the Mount Shasta Hospital on March 18. Elliott was a former resident of Dunsmulr. He was born In Ithnca, Michigan, November 8, 1898. Sur vivors are his widow. Anne, two sisters and three brothers all of GBn.ip mill ho hpiH Knttirriav at Noble's Chapel at 2 p.m. Inter ment will De in tne mi. anasia Cemetery. YOUR STORE'S Easter Parade of Values! Special Purchase! Scatter Pillows $ Yes, dozens of them in o wide range of pot- terns, material and decorator colors. A good I size, 17 x 17, button in the center. A real value ... you would expect to pay more. New Calloway Bath Towels Yarn dyed. Pucker proof borders. Abrorbeniied; Comes in popular pastel colors. "Coachman.": Bath Towel 24 x 45 1.53 Hand Towel 16 x 28 89c Washcloth 13 x 13 35c 30th Anniversary. Special Reg. 23.00 Family Size Automatic . iGuaiiiicuiu ..... 11.79 Model New Ramie Rayon , Place Mats Hand (ringed, 10 popular decorator colors. Site 1 2 x 18, only. Saturday Special Nylon Curtain Panels 100 Reg. 1.39 value, size 42 x8l, only. Trulon' Curtain Panels Truly a wonder curtain. Save time and work. 4 95 No stretching, no ironing. Easy to wash and I hang up again the same day! B Special Rug Value! Rag Rug, Hit and Miss patterns. Extra heavy weight. Two sixes to choose from. See this fine rug, 2nd floor. 24x36 Size 2.29 24x45 Size 2.95 Jiffy Dry Magic Dish Towels Dries your dishes in one half the time. 51 "C 1 No lint no ironing, fast colors. Novelty QJd. kitchen patterns, siie 18x29. Fine Crystal Salt and Pepper Sets 2 pair in lovely gift box. Hand IOC 1 Cfl pohshed, chrom. plated caps. China latO & I3W and Glassware, menanine. Klamath's Own Specialized Department Store YOUR For Distinctive Gifts 721 Main .a a f an i(j.Year ierm in Oregon btate Prison Friday i uircuu iuu6u uaviu r. Vandj. berg:. ' '' Williams had pleaded guilty to holdup at Idella's grocerv shn before he was wounded bv i .J rence B. Gaylord. attendant at V den's Service Station. The young robber was arrest. I wher. he applied for treatment .1 ueiore passing sentence, sm. Vanrienberg heard a plea fr i. niency by Defense Attorney Edw. IT. r,.-ir.All fl, 1... I... C lawyer loyj tfc, court he believed Williams m meiuauy 111. District Attorney Richard Bees ley also recommended leniency The maximum penalty for arme,! robbery Is life Imprisonment. SMOKING HABIT Safe Easy Way TOBACCO BREATH TOBACCO NtftVU T3BACCO HEART Cost off Ibe tobacco habit ilh iU health killmi fleets on heart, throat and limci. Nicotine I? GHsnnous and a real datiger to Rood on l be fooled by today's cigaeUe advertit,r. with iu tricky saying, and catchy jjn,i Tobacco irooke IXJhi dry out the throat im make you coiiRh! Make up your wind to bttik your tobacco habit today, feel belter, eat tetter ileep better. Sensational SMOK-NU-WOR Tablets muit help you break the tmokint hit-t mlhin ore abort week or money tefuudei REGULAR $3.00 PACKAGI SPECIAL... ONLY $1 LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Diuggiit 1212 So. 6th Phont 4321 I-BI4 45 c ea. egg shell color 1 STORE Ph. 4561