Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 07, 1956, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.r iiraiALi) Aii) is coo. ivLAdiAiii rALio, OhloOW KK1DAY, sKKlKMBKH V, 1956 markets and finance lExtension IJew PhonP Group Meets (Rates Told STOCKS WALL STREET NEW YOKK HI The dead- LIVESTOCK Court Records KI.AHATH COINTT DU1K1CT COl'KT Don Pedro Collcy, Inadequate muff. BPW Reveals Comitteemen CHICAGO LtVESTOCK ' PHirARO UH Butcher hoes MAMVTtir fir,.! iivs-lin nf locked Suez Canal dispute brought dropped a to 50 rents ohile sows year & is,e Malin Home Ex selling in oils and a generally sou wfai 0 js cents lower Fn- tension group was held Tuesday lower stock market Friday. Lead- ,jav. evening. September 4 at the com- ina aircrafts. however, made some ; Mas! aa) to 225 oound butchers mumtv hall wuh chairman Mn. good grains. 'sold at 116 00 to although Rny Kuni presiding. The other of- ThA AcKnriated Press averaee thr m enm tales as hich as f.MH i. tkA i.n;n. ' of 60 stocks fell 70 cents to $14 30 !6&s. the top. This was a toss vjce chairman. Mrs. R. S. Bitney ', eraS'n2 lesJ nU a-dsy with the industrials down S1.10. of 60 cents (or the week. wr.i.rv . irumnr Mr LPr telephone on a slate-wide of the the rails down cents and thej Butchers scaling i to 270 E jrry. utilities down SO cents. pounds went at $16 15 to $16 40. A Vear were passtd out ,olul filed in Saeta i today by Pa VninmA tnt aloft i Mft rm(l chares four rhmn Ktwri brought the At l I i I i uiui.iv -I - " . , " , , UIC aW IIICIIIUCIB 0UU ICOU' i , ... ...... compared with 1.550.000 Thursday, highest price at $28 00. A f ers for the various projects were Oregon pubUc ulllltle commls- NEW YORK STOCK By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Can American Cyanamide American Motors American Tel 4 Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper- Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Addding Mach. Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zelterbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio Ford Motor General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire International Harvester International Paper Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby. McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell A Monlgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas 4 Electric Pacific Tel. & Tel. Penney U.C.I Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Puget Sound P 4 L Radio Corporation Rayonier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck 4 Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socohy-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.J. Studcbaker Packard Swift 4 Company Transamcrica Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Weslinshouse Air Rrakc Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Company 18 107 33 118 head of high choice heifers were aDDoinled Mrs Rob-rt B v r ne sioner. according to Klamath Falls i taken at $26.00. Luhty and com- d'urcuiMd lhe programJ u, b,. Manager H. J. Austin, jmercial cows brought $10.50 to,pres(,med durin, ,ne ycar, Tnc Under the new schedules Klam-$13S0- ni miiin will he on October , ath Falls telephone users would Lambs sold steady to strong at t m ..Ggod WeijM , Good;pay 20 cents to 35 cents more a Health" to be given by the coun-.monl" lor residence service. Busi ness service rates would Kathryn Ann Craln. no mratofa MERRILL Several items '"Si?.: V S'i-.K. ......... 'business were in order at inuiicaud. nays and woo fina t-d first meeting following the sum-. 3 "u " Com-imer recess of the Merrill Business. Patrick jofteph Kirwan. no warning and Professional Women's Club. device, as bail forfeited. I m , . . . . . Harold Lioyd aicnardaon. vioiauon' The meeting was held on basic ruia. sa Jo paid. i Wednesday evening. September 5, John Hubert Edwards, violation ba- . , ,? ii.'. ic ru.e. ssso M.d. at the home of tne clubs presi- Increases In telephone rates av- S"aa JrJ.T" KtU"' ,ltUo """ dent, Mrs. Vivian Trotman. Roy Eueene Sltulta. violauon basic1 Plane wpr outlined for acUvii ; nr thie Qminictrnlinn de- nJvir'1.3 iivmAdama. viouuon baaicilies during National Business (5i8ned ,0 ma);e ttie rich richer rule. io paid : Women's Week, September 13-29. tne poor poorer. The admini- ,?2a;."B' A donaUon was approved lor the ! stration federal credit noDen ueon Tumer, no operator a ; unentai scnoiarsnip. i nroerams to aid Danxers ana oin- er money lenders at homebuyers Bv Austin Ullman Compares Lumber Market To Farms Plight The mounting depression in the lumber market was jcompared to day by Al Ullman, Democratic candidate for Congress, with the depression "which is plaguing our farmers." Ullman charged that "both stem from the false big business high interest tight money poll' j basis are part of the new iched- cific Telephone with Charles Helt- licenie. Slo oaid. Robert Henry Enraan, vrolatloo ba sic rule. 17.50 paid. William Lee Clark, no operator's U cente. S7S0 paid. Thomaj Harold Rupe, buntins from vehicle. $jo paid :,, r,i. p.,.Ha Rnuin West. John Peter Wlrth, lawns to sive 7 ; T,- n proper iifnai. ss bail lorieited. Kay Brickner and Lillian Thorn- .f,SVSfiUf!S..Sin ' las will work on an idea for tne Other business was appointment of Kay Brickner as district rep resentative and a committee to construct a BPW float for the Po- linn rmA Kl Hail fnrffted Virfll Everett Wilton, no operator's uoai. t-vi m in on tnr tfood to orime. i- i l i . . . n.AH a nrm KactJJ Daiauic l rr-Trit. a wee , ... , .... . nr-ce fannpn rotoe tinuM lln Virail V J3H 1 000 cattle. 200 calves ana i.ouu ',( waJ decidcd .' group tofr0m 50 cents to $1.50 a month. 1""',.. BX,t couon. violation b.-l The club scrapbook was given i!,$,'P' iset the dues at 25 cents per! In Portland, F. A. Dresslar. I "Si'd wiSuocin'SeU brake..!'0 Ru'h Ha, who wU1 kecp a 77 : m.mLie e. it ha Kaon in tha -- npntirlAnt nnel .. mhh. J u 1 ' rwnrn rtf riUD t?V entS. l'V'!J-c:nI?3,,tiJps 'ea- Everyone is asked to ger. said. "Our earnings on opera-! .t7S'tSaSi.lTn """I Tne 'ollowing ammittee chair- save Betty Crocker coupons lor Hons within Oregon have fallen! Donald Robert crawiord. snootinf men were appointeu ior uie iu- une vear: neaitn anu saiciy, I ma O'Neil 6 183 for week, salable 3.075: market -, , . ..;,i. n u.i .u. : itrom a nubiic mrhwai Kx 11 j :a suterware judiia rii.iicii. wcu tnrow 111c earnings oi omer .,, N; uneven. Generally steady to oO . .u. .... t6 j . t i"ted. S20 bad lor- Report was given on the sue-, businesses. This has happened be- 111L:. . .. . j . j :u. nepon was kucii 1 uu . J. i.j ' cessful fish bake held in August in cause wage pav-ments, state and a7 to high choice 1013 lb fed steers AR Li in t u... ..... .i.. 1. oc on. : 45 i other chd s.e JA?":.. ! 22 00-23.50; standard steers 19.00- Mrs. Carlo Cornett and Mrs. Ben 87 1.1 ni m .o ,iu.r ICEAITUI fatv mi:.' .'.in. ...iin insn-iann. 1-, Johnson. Refreshments were M I mostly choice fed heifers 22.25: 46 Vt ond heifers 20.00-21.50: standard 15.50-18 00: most grass neuers and homeowners' expense. Ullman ridiculed his opponent Sam Coon for now "wanting the sympathy of the suffering lumber industry when In fact he voted down the line for every high in terest hard money measure be fore the House." The Democratic candidate cited Coon's vote to abolish the Recon struction Finance Corporation which gave liberal loans to small business: Coon's vote to end the finance. Audrey Lew-jpubhc housing program after 1954; Coon's vote to permit large banks to "continue to reap multi-million dollar windfalls at taxpayer's ex- "Af'.er one studies Coon's vot. ing record. Ullman said, "one would wonder how Coon in good conscience could write the Presi. dent expressing alarm over the decline in the lumber market when Coon voted for the very pro gram which he is now expressing concern." Ullman stated that Coon is now trying to get on the right side of an issue in which he has con sistently voted wrong on during his term in the House. L'Uman, accompanied by his wife, were guests Friday at a number of coffee hours. KLAMATH rALLS iic. nroor nrivanf-pmpnt. KlV . -. 1. i u..k. i...I.nt.;i 1 1 1 !.. . -1 I . . . . , ...,. Qrinbnii.. intnrr.nt Iftna I relations. 1 1. u.k .ki inn IK tA ctrarc ulc P"K. - "ui.cn .Moi ciuva , iwoi uiacs aim me cost 01 auuing t-aivin rarris, no niuir.iini vwiurc. . ?I..4-W n,Sn choice 1013 lb fed steers ,- r lh. ..t hi-h n. iinhnn. (orinted. Mamie G acomim: public affairs. . " ..-. ..v.. Howard' Hr eeson. no ret istration . , .. . .... i ... . .. ... , . . i xt.i:.. the past three years while tele-1 visible, sa forfeited. ; vviniirea uenincn: natioiidi sci-u.- pense Dy Duying reueiai ni nhnne nrirpe hnv mmainoH nil Jo.eph Eiiman. dmnk, 1100. 30 days , jn. . jlvrte Beasly: legislation. , ai Mortgage Association mort the.same level since the 1953 rate I Harry"5oison.rd?unk.' szs forfeited, i Harriet Fotheringbam: member-j gagcs at discount adjustment." ," wiii"mkBr, S Eti'ship. Lillian Thomas; program co- ii.. ' a.. . . u s. sic rule. mph in mph rone.. US .., Rosci u-pst- news serv-l me luutuauy, nc saiu, nas con-i lorieited. . -- sened by the officers. jtinued to push its expansion and 1 "Js 1,I,1,a-Sw " "'" ,! AIma Ellert; Par" 1 ! improvement program throughout I Dona'10 Eueene weiia. improper mm- ian, Eva Bowman. j the state despite the higher costs. ;, oution of basic n,..! iThe 1956 construction program. 10 mph in 23 mpn zone-, sis for- s tsriaf jlargest in the company's history.;' "ieo.u.te muffler, ss '" Merrill YPW W1U total JO million dollars 82 1 Lawrence B Welter. faUurt to ob- 59 aaaa I aaa 40 11650 down: utility 9.50-13.50. few UDell MOUSe IO 94 to 14.50; canner and cutter cows: ' , . ... , 206 . j 7.00-9.00. early to 10.00 with shells pete Me 5e WOOQ 94L4!rlnwn In 5 00: utility COWS 10.00-. S'i iJon. commercial to 13.00: few' h c. uvwwrl r.irtni nf Klnm., telephone construction in 1953. 9 standard 14.00-15.00 early; utility, aln County since 1910. promi- "We've come a long way in tele- 'i bulls 14.M5.00, odd head to 15.50: nently identified with the early Phone Progress in the past few f .light cutters down to 10.00: few idav lumbering operations here, years-We can Pled8e even realer 47 Hfgood and choice feeder steers iwijj kg honored with an o p e n advancement in the years to come " J 16.25-18.00. i house for friends on his 95th ! c can improve our earnings Calves for week, salable 775;;hir,hHnv Snnrlav anl expand with Oregon as it 36 ia, market steady to weak, some sales The guests wiU present a, grows, 126 50-1.00 lower: eood and choicei.u. v. .i s,i. ... ..j j....,..i a- 14 i i .n rui r ' nuii'c vi ilia awn ouu uouiiici- vruin s inic According to Ullman, "as a re sult of the hard-money high in terest policies FHA and VA mort gages have practically brought to a halt construction of badly need ed homes all over the country." win wiai iiiiuiuu uuimia u Lawrence at wunrr. isum a . . . per cent more than was spent on I -ft 'K,0ften'rSr5 lloutiS of b,c POSTS Filled rule 43 mph in JO mph iane, forltiicd. j New Center i!!!dinas Rise Dresslar declared. 16 50- 19.00. earner :. i.. j sr.. u.-:u u- a 64 'a .ales to 20.00 with one at 21.00: i .. T e ' u. ni LV J . ! . I . . . - 135 i utility and commercial calves and f 3 5 m Hostesses i M M fl LcUlOn b'lvealer10.0Wa 00; .large lot good wjl, hi, daughlers. Mrs. John1 'W"11 --VgiW.I ml :di nuV , ,, h"" ,I;Yadon. Klamath Falls and Mrs., slaughter lo.OO; culls down til p ',. c.fcii r n..j a ' ''.5.00. 42 I Hogs for week, salable 1.950: 36 market closed 50-75 lower, sows 39H;so off: sorted lots 1 and 2 around nli,ino-lto lb butchers 18.75- 19.00: A Holds Meeting Freeman Schultz, of Bend son. C: Stanley Wood, lives Oakland. Mr. Wood was superintendent i MALIN The Malin American nf fhA P.liran Rav I nmh.r Cnm. i I .noinn Anvilinrv Unit Vn 50!mirf i i and s ifLMs'lh 17 a. P"? and ' lne Algoma Lumber.met Wednesday evening. Septem I27Uisn- No 3 down In 17 Ul: n i -oiiipdny ueiure ma letn einciii On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS -Born to Mr. and Mr, MERRILL Two replacements iwere appointed to fill vacancies WaHs- of three new buildings at at the Merrill VFW Auxiliary reg-1 the Town and Country ShoDpini? ntnr business meetine held onir-t- cn..ih c.vtk ctrcat I VClllCI JII UWUlll aJl.MIt 'Wednesday evening, September 5, are up anrj jn readiness for. in- Her- , U. ...il D(u.linn Hull j j....- . . i. bert Cox7 Seotemoer 5. a bo weiahine isiae nnisning uunng tne winter s ids. 12 ora. at um Kiamain vauer r-resiaem -iarge naiunp ap-:months. H0,P'U' ; pointed Dorothy West as secre-1 The buildings will be ready in klamath coi'NTT tary to replice Germaine Shelton ' early spring for occupancy bv 21 Mcaul?e.oV businesses under present as McAuiifie. is. siaim. ana Sharon , Maxwell will sen-e as a three-; plans of the management. Fraccee Scott. lsMaim. ; ear trustee, the position vacated j Architecture conforms to other by Pat Duncan who has also ; buildings of the center. Applicants for store and service ; 18.50: No. 3s down to 17.00: sows ,(300-500 lbs 12.00-16.0. few to 17.00 23 l'n early; feeder pigs scarce. 21 H j sheep for week, salable 4.925; " 'market uneven, closed 50-1.00 low M Wjer on slaughter spring lambs, oth 2 er classes steady; good and choice 37 h spring lamb unevenly 17.50-19.50: M i few mostly choice lots to 20.00 California Weather KLAMATH COL'NTT II IT , 1 I t 111 .. . " r- ... nioveu irom .ierriii. ( State Tax Commission, action on-i A report was presented on the ; spaces are hand picked according wlf"1 dA&odSaro pU'"""' M"" ! Lions dinners served by the aux-:to the management to fit into the "peer! ai Rmiiers vs. William cJ iliary throughout August and Sep-; present policy of the center for gj Floaters, action dismissed. Attorney . tember. ; quality. Marian E rteeves vs. ucorac u.i i umi nim ui c. 1.111115 ao VT'"ifcj'do5d' A,torney ""! the appointing of rummage sale " llirv' e' v'o.tmsn aka Harry e. chairman. Grace Walker, who will Vcghtman vs. Margaret s. vonman aita 1 he assisted by Blanche Maxwell bet 5. at the community hall with president Lorene Bauer presiding. Report on Girls' State held in Salem in June was given by Ma tin's delegate. Julie Wakefield. By UNITED PRESS .Meeting of the budget committee San Francisco Bay Region:! has been held and plans for Fair through Saturday except budgeting expenses during the overcast late night and morning: j coming year were discussed by 77 Sjwith one 500 head and one 900 head ul,le change in temperature: high: the group. M 'band at 20.00; 400 head lot 85-9r today San Francisco 68. Oakland' The fall conference of District 63 'i lb range feeders 17.50: others1"4- San Mateo 75, San Rafael 77; i 4 has been set for October 28. ooi'aoove 75 ID teener 15.5O-H.50, i ionium .-. "esteriy winu uisinci president, irene rrenag.:dv tnrouBn Saturday. Few after- MF.RRII.L The reactivation of 32 V Ughter weights 11.00-14 50; cull to.10-20 mph afternoons. jsaid that the place of the confer- or evening thundershowers a Ground Observer Corp post in Margaret . vogniman. uivuiic i , ffranted. Attorney for plaintiff, R. F . anu dean E.eiaic. 111c uaic anu McLrn. pace 0f the rummage sale will be Ronald Prosise v(. Peggy Ann Pro- , !, divorce grants Attorney for ! announced later. plaintiff. Edwin E Driscoll Patrick H. Pratt vi. Alice Jean Prftt. suit for divorce. Attorney ior plaintiff, Edwin E. Driicoll. Oregon Weother Eastern Oregon Partly clou- GOC Post Eyed For Reopening Mli good slaughter ewes 2.00-5.00. Oat . GRAINS CHICAGO i All wheat fu Northern California: Mostly fair through Saturday but considerable fog and low clouds on coast; probably a few scattered thunder ence would be announced at ain viculity o( mountains. A little Merrill to be-sponsored .by the later date. cooler in east portion Saturday. Lion's Club was topic of the eve- Since no regular meeting is us-;Hign Saturday 74-82. ining at the September 4 meeting Ually held in October, plans werei Wontr. flreonn Partlv sun- nf Iho Mrrill I.inne riiih Sot storms over high mountains in I discussed for a waffle supper to ny Saturday except night and Bill Schrum who is head of the 54 s 49 U 51 'turpe pxcent .lulv arnred npw I afternoon : little change in tem-ibe held on November 7 in obser- Lnmino nvnrract ninno rnstt nnHini-nnnH nhCOnir rnm in k-Utn. ?jea.ional highs in moderate activejperature: coastal .winds variable ivance of Veterans' Day. Bess . Vic-jin valleys of northern interior. I ath Falls stressed the need of 45 ; dealings on the Board of Trade ' 1 Friday. i" . Other grains generally were 8J firm although they did not match 3o wheat's gains and toward the fin- 38 l . ish Ihpv asv. tin 0rniinrl t t Buying in wheat seemed to be 1 innirprl matnlv hv Iho hplipf nv. 10-20 mph. f iCulley and Irene Freitag will be j chance of a 'few thunderstorms such a post at Merrill the ideal Sierra Nevada: Mostly fair with i in charge of the food committee! along Cascades Friday evening. ! goal to be a 24-hour post. Also occasional scattered clouds and Lois Street and June Mc-jHigh Saturdav 70-75 in north to. shown was a film entitled "Op through Saturday; chance of scat-;Culley will be on the table com-1 85 in southern interior and SO onjeration Tokyo." tered afternoon thunderstorms; jmittee. coast: low Friday night 50-56. A dinner prior to the meetine slightly cooler. Coastal winds southwest to west; was prepared and served by the Fort Bragg and vicinity cast through Saturday : Over-' stmid U:j. D.Jta. 41 Alport business will shortly expand. i brief clearine in afternoons: littlei lHU,M ( "heat closed VI higher. Sep- change In temperature: coastal 28 : tPMlhpr ? 53-5 5.1 t mm I rpnl ' u-inH mnctlv annthArlv IILOO mnh POTATOES CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO Potatoes stock arrivals 89. on track 228: i total U.S. shipments 417. Market1 dull for russets, firm to slightly, J! stronger for round reds. Carlot J"0 track sales: washed per hundred Jar pound sack Idaho-Oregon Russets ! l' S 2s 3 00: Washington Russets J1' U.S. extra 1A J9S-4.10. U.S. IA 350. U.S. 2S 2 80; Minnesota- J9 H lower to 'i higher. September 1.49- Northwestern California: Mostly 1 48 'a. oats a lower to H higher, ; lair through Saturday but high 3' September 72 'a. rye l lower to log on coast extending a short w ;4 higher. September 1.43 soy-' distance inland in morning: little ! beans '( lower to i higher. Sep- change in temperature: high :iemiwr Z 33 lara 25 cents low- day and low tonight Napa 75-54. : rr to iu cents a nunarea pounas Lkiah 78-52. Santa Rosa nPW nigner. septemoer ll 0O11 45. "l?1 110-20 mph .yrm nin iw s. loar 2 22 , 2 23 S 2 22 2 23 2.27 l 2.28 H 2.27 'a 2 28 Group Elects Merrill VFW Auxiliary to the 18 members and one guest attending. Lion President Wilbur Brick- 10-20 miles an hour. Northern Oregon beaches Night and morning low clouds. Partly sunny in afternoon Satur-1 ner announced that the club- float day. Beach winds south to south-! took first place honors in their Boh Ro hae been elpcied nres.iwest " m"es an nour' Temper-1 division in the Tulelake-Butte Val iHpni (p f.iPvTelnn H . rfT ature ra"Se "O- ley Fair Parade held September 3. Aeelia i (TRAK V wiaJ, Grants Pass and viclntiv - Gen-1 A Board of Directors meeting Association (TRAK' of Klamath .. . ,k ,. c j. . ., k . . lie c-.,.. rMK.. ... cinnj iiii iiuwui;ii omuiua. sw-m iitiu ai huuii mi itrpicillUt;! to- fk c , k- a f Fridav n,ht 'M- h'Kn Saturday 12 at the Spud CeUar. George F. Conner, vice president.! (ir. p.ih.e v-,r. stal winds mostly southerly , f'G,? it i?r: linger is moderating in North- ..v..w west uregon loaay wun east is retiring president. sinds en(iei and owest humidi- i TRAK is a dealer-service organ- ;ties above M per cent. Continued A RUDE AWAKENING illation planned to improve serv- hij-h danger in Cascades eastward BENTON HARBOR, Mich, i UP) ices to all owners of television ; an(j in Southwest Oregon with low FOR FIRST GRADE WORK ON YOUR ROAD GRADING JOB. SEE US We've qot the equipment and man power to do any road qrodinq iob riqht on schedule at low cost! Get our free estimate GRAHAM BROS. Phone TU 2-4441 2501 Bichn St. Super-accurate readings "Fast as light!" zargus Light Meter This professional light meter gives direct setting data instantly, accurately and with no figuring. You just set film speed, point, set. arrow and read the cor rect f-stop and shutter speed. Full range .of read ings from f:1.4 to f:22, - from 11000 second to two minutes for both incident and reflected light. Com' plete with handsome leather carrying case. ONtr $69S The Argus Booster Cell This booster attachment gives you an extra -sensitive, magnified reading when light is dim. No com puting necessary you just plug the Booster Cell into the Argus Light Meter for . a direct reading. Ideal for available-light photogra phy. Includes leather carry ing case. ONtr $795 UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP 706 Phone Main TU 4-7063 3 31 H 123 H J 31 . 135 . 3 31 Mis 130 1.31 H. Lawrence E. Gates, 44, filed for I and radio sets in this area, and humidities and threat of isolated li . 114 'a 1.15 S divorce from his wife. Nina, 39. be- dedicated to better business prac-, lightning fires today and Satur- j cause he didn l like the way she new. 1 day. PORTLAND LH Coarse grains roused him out of bed in the morn-j With the operation of the new Baker and vicinity Generally North Dakota Red River Valley 15-day shipment, bulk, coast deliv-ilnK- He said she dumped cold wa-j station, rum-IV now in opera- fair with variable high clouds fomiacs L .. 1A JOO: Minnesota fry: "a" .No. 1. 38 lb while 49 00 "nllr as "u 1,1 inrougn oaiuruay. i-nance 01 iso- Sandlands Pontiacs I'.S. 1A 3.75- Barlev No. 1. 45 lb B. W. 4550 ,ed- lhen showered him with hotiwhich includes all local dealers, lated afternoon thunderstorm. Wisconsin Pontiacs V.S. IS 1 si Corn Xo. 1. E. Y. shipment TO.Ts! nen ne 'inally got out ofjare pledged to better serve theiLow Friday night 45-50: high Sat- 2 60. Rusid Gems U.S. 1A 1.10-! Wheat ibid" to arrive market. 'public. lurday 75-80. 125. basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: jSoft white 111: Soft White 'ex- W1NNNGS STACK I P eluding Kex' 1.11: WhHe Club 1 12. DETROIT 'I'P'-Good luck at Hard red mnter: Ordinary 1 11: drawing is netting Joseph lilinski. 10 per cent 2 .11. b4. a fortune. This week he won a , Car receipts: Wheat 18: barley new car in a firemen s field day. 11; Hour 7; corn I: oats 1, drawing ust June he won !40.- in ine Iruh Sweepstakes. TEAM TO LEAVE TOKYO A 11 mn Jap anese "atomic e n e r g y ' ie.im leaves Tokvo Saturday for a three week tour ol American atomic installations. 1 People Read SPOT ADS -you are ft 1' DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Music By TOMMY ODEN and his Western Rhy thmasters FEATURING TWIN STEEL GUITARS Doncinq 9 to 1 Admission $1.00 per Tenon So. 6th St. Community Hall Rodlo Program 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. KFJ1 BUY ORIENTAL RUGS a7 im enMt?n AND Prices Are Going Up On Oriental Rugs Due To Conditions In The Near East. WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY AT OLD PRICES! 7RVJ GSj j V Just Received New Shipment Gorgeous CHINESE RUGS Especially Suited For The Modern Home, Featuring The Soft er Pastel Colors. Now decorators key the entire rooms to the wonderfully live, luxurious colors found in these modern orientals. See These Beautiful Rugs Today! MAPLE FURNITURE ORIENTAL RUGS 413 MAIN Buy On Our Eoiy Monthly Terms! ICORENIAN'S IMPORTER LAMPS GIFT ANTIQUES PHONE TU 4-5314 row 1 1 UMU Davis Shows NOW PLAYING UNTIL SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 of Portland t Present A SPECIAL KIDDIES' MATINEE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 TO 4 PM ALL RIDES U vr For Children Under 12 Years At Matinee NO ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS Under The Auspices of Ladies of Toketee Auxiliary Lions Club Located on South 6th and Shasta Way AN OREGON SHOW W ITH A REPUTATION fOR CLEAN HIGH CLASS AMUSEMENT.