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Newspaper Page TextL fRIDAV. SEPTEMBER 28, 19 PAGE FOUR ! MARKETS AND FINANCE STOCKS WA1X STREET NEW YORK Ifl The stock .market registered another lossj rriaay in mow trading LIVESTOCK PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND urWiUSDAI-Catlle salable for week 3,400; market uneven: most classes (airly active Forgery Charge Jails Woman CITY BRIEFS Rose Marie Hayer. 20-year-old Klamath Falls housewife, was held t sae Tri-ettes Tri-Hi-Y in the county jail Friday on aiwin have a food ,ac at penney's forgery charge. 'Saturday, September 29. All mem- limhci Aiiorney Hicnaro Bees-;ber, are reminded to take their "' Leading stocks declined fromjbut dairy type cows and utility fractions to 2 or 3 points lower, steer and heifers draggy; fed - The Associated Press average of I steers steady-weak: heifers weak-: .. 60 stocks declined $1.10 to $174.70 50 lower: grass steers and heifers with the industrials down $l'J0.:weak-50 off: beef cows steady: the rails down 60 cents and Hie canners and cutters 50-1.00 lower: , utilities down 30 cents to another load choice 1,000 lb steers 23.00, ' nnu Inui Mk. kni. In 1 tlX Ike 11 The drop in the average reprc- 24.30: good 21.50-23.00: standard ! Tcmd"ul." "". coumy a" ln KLI1S. For Kirkpatricks To Visit Hawaii Mr. and .Mrs. Don Kirkpatrick, Pledge Sororlties-on the pledge operators of Kirkpatrick's E li t it from Klamath Falls at the1 Side Appliances. S e venl .h and Clark nlerlecd bv Alpha Phi; Sue spend 10 days in Funeral services for Jcreml "jerry McL'artic, will take ni J ,l r-n -t: mi i..'trnm in .M. h ranr is r o k . University of Oregon are Nancy , Klamath, leave inis wetKe u iu rnvered tne remainder of about Church, Bonanza on Saturn. .. . i i. ill.: . C.. onantt 111 HJIVS in Lilt lldWaillllll- . . . , . vtm 2U aynamiie Diasuns taps wniui.Hic"'"" wwcn a requifl list Police Retake Blasting Caps Jerry McCartW Rites Saturday ley said the wonian passed forged i(ood t0 Pemey s before io: 15 Derby, pledged by Alpha Xi Delta, Islands fromlwere reportedly taken late lastlmass will be celebrated for IZmULZ a m- land Mar Lou Cra,g' pieaSeQ Dy Francisco on Monday Octo-iweek from an old sand bunker repose oi nis soul commencing establishments. , Gamma Phi Beta. rfa !r,,, ,t Vi'Tiarea located just beyond Ihe south'lO a.m. irit u.aZ n , jf i, .re I-'8'1 Organizational Meeting - for, "n 'j pXUenSe.p'aid trip foriapproach of the Sixth Street Via-1 Recitation of the Holy Rosa, tnct Judge D. fc. Van Vactor r n-; adu sewj cae, on quick and! Cub Pack 4, ?? ' Le2?rLVJ,S v l,Z duct. will -take place tonight at 8 n af,:rn'ngl Mrs- Ma'es a,vea easy methods of sewing will be held Mill, school tonight. 7:30 in the '""" 7 "L t.-mrlin.. mIm ef-l Police Chief Orville Hamilton at Ward's Klamath Funeral HnJ TkMtrZt ZZSimiay evening- 0c?0ber ' start-;. AU boys of Cub Scout W 7rr t Kirkpa,ricks w e r e;said the caps were recovered after I The Rev. John Phelan will official .. ... a, . :M D:m ln raum iUo ;trftciH , in mm? and ineir Dar-, . rw.0i,i . ovtoncii-n riispniinn with RusDeci- at Doin services, unai niM further inlormation ents are invited to attend. :D.ii Vorthuo.i r.K sales con- icnted an estimated loss of about shortfeds 19.00-21.00: grass 16.00- ueu 01 W (KX) baU- $1,300,000,000 lb in the quoted; 17.00; utility 10.00-15.00: good 935 value of stocks listed on the New )b feeders 16.50; good-choice heif York Stock exchange. ers 20.00-22.00: standard 15.00- Volume totaled 1,720,000 shares ni.oo: utility 9.00-12.50; canner and day. NEW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cutter cows late 6.50-8.50: utility I call Clara ITU 4-7470. Fink, instructor, at ' Itest. Orr-nnn Wonfkor ! Library Club-Mrs. Eric C. Carl-1 During their absence. Opal WISWVII M chlirci . . r) ,. j v..., in rhina flnrf is 1 ..ntaf Im norenn for Western OieonMiKllv -lnHv i..in,1u.Th. Wnm.n-. mic. "' rZJZ... .ul .1, . .u 1 7. . V, ,l n . -a prisoner wnn ner nusoanu m tne lirm, wiu oe in cnaigc ui un. in north with occasional rain but sionary Union of the First Baptist ith F ar East durine Worid War slore If will be the guest speaker at the; .Monday, October 8 meeting 01 tne Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allii Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Can American Cyanamide American Motors American Tel. 4 Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Stcl Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Mach. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Cclanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach C'urtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Kastman Kodak Emerson Radio Ford Motor General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire International Harvester International Paper Johns Alanville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft I.oew's Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas it Electric Pacific Tel. & Tel. Penney IJ.O Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Pugct Sound P4T Radio Corporation Hayonier Incorp. Republic Steel Reynolds Metali Safeway Stores Inc. St. Regis Paper Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Packard Swift & Company Transamcrica Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union jOil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel Westlnghouse Air Brake Wcslinghouse Electric Woolworth Company li ". 16 95 32 V, 103 ,22 'i 40 ' partial clearing late Friday night Church will hold their installation 9.00-11.50: commercial 12.00 - 50. and Saturday; cloudy in south banquet for all officers on Mon few standard 13.50; utility bulls, with few showers Friday night,, day at 7 n.m. in the church social 14.00-15.00. odd head to 16.00: light I clearing Saturday: little change in 'room. Mrs. C. B. Warren will be cutlers 10.00-12.00. ! temperature. Low Friday night j the installing of licer. All the wom- Calves salable for week 650;!40-50; high Saturday 62-74. Coastal r.n of the church are invited to I market rather slow on reduced; winds northwesterly, 10-20 m.p.h. I attend (supply, mostly steady but some 'lower grades weak-1.00 lower; good-choice vealers 16.00-19.00, nHiirirlioil nhnina in An. n.uirl . choice grass calves 16.00-17.00; .,, mixed Blockers 15.50-16.00: com- mercial calves and vealers 12.00- '' Ifcrtll. mall. ill, lit., CJW.1I M Hogs salable for week 1,550 market uneven: No. 1-2 butchers active, fully steady: No. 3 mostly ,50 lower; sows steady; bulk No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lbs 18.75-19.00: mixed No. 1-3. 18.00-50: No. 3 down to 17.00: sows 300-500 lbs 12.00 16.00; No. 1 lighter weights to 16.50: negligible lots feeder pigs 16.00-17.00. Sheep salable for week 2,650; market closed rather slow, mostly 78 26 162 51 'i 44 '' 40 H 42 i 33 '. 85 i 14 'i 71 60 1 38 85 ". V.I2 87 44 7 Avan nnA h..nA arm ?r ''i lambs 50 higher Tuesday: cood- choice spring Iambs 17.00-18.50. ' few lots mostly choice 19.00: small lot 411 lamb 19.50; 600 Washing- ','ton range lambs, good-mostly 59 56 45 'llcw yearlings 11.00-12.00; ewes 72 I 34 110 choice 20.00; good-choice feeders , above 75 lbs 16.00-17.00 : 300 Wash ington range feeders 18.25; com 'mon light feeders down to 11.00: Klamath Falls Women's Library, Cr,anAc Piatt Club. She will speak on Chinese rncnua I mil art, illustrating her talk with slides, iVamnai HoilOr . . , Eastern Oregon Cloudy with showers late- Friday night and Saturday morning; partly cloudy , Associaljon wi1 meet at the coun.. "u.,T7;',T V.. library Octoocr 1 at 7:30 p.m and a collection of fine jade. All women who are interested are im-itpH Nnn.Hiiti mpmbers Meeting-The Practical Nurses ;be askcd a norninal fee. wiH 1 rnenas 01 ai. n. uou lyainp iler, a pioneer in this country many years ago, are invited to at- I tend an nnen house in his honor Rummage Sale Delta Kappa. sunday, September 30, between Gamma Chapter is sponsoring a;. and 5 pm at the old Wampler rummage sale today from 4 to 7:30: nomestead on the west side of p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 ,,Doer Klamath Lake. Grand of the Prosperity Rebekah1? ' I" ,he '"'l'uTJlT,. . WamPlcr- .who has Ul'ed in S?" I ill meet for a potluck luncheon 0 mie m"T,', nTT ZZn I lem .lne ,past T... '5 The executive board will meet at 6:30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge Past Noble night 40-45; high Saturday 62-74 Grants Pass and vicinity Partly cloudy Friday night: a few show ers - Saturday morning: sunny Saturday afternoon.. Low Friday night 48: high Saturday 68 Rotra. inn i.inilt,. rl,4.. ...i.U showers through Saturday morn-! 3 '" VT ,T Z inn -loarint. in f!rn,J,n i lu ! of Helen McComack on Lakeshorc Friday night 42: high Saturday i Drlve 55-60. Northern Oregon beaches- Showers Friday night: cloudy with brief sunny periods Saturday. Winds becoming westerly to northwesterly Friday night and Saturday. Temperature range 48- 60. i Fire Weather Forecast On Leave Ronald II. Cramblett, Airman Apprentice U.S. Navy, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Howard Cramb lett of 2250 Applegate, has to be eiven to a local high school 1 viciiintr far a short time here, and senior girl interested in a teaching members of his family from Chilo- career. For pickup call TU 4-a29. j qujn an(j Klamath Falls have ar ranged the open house to honor tne Rummage Sale Women of the Moose, Chapter 467 will hold a rummage sale Saturday, October 6 at 743 Klamath Avenue. Leave old timer on his 86th' birthday. 49 40 ti 131 14 ''t 48 Vt 20 65 39 Vt 37 37 13 H 48 H 122 82 Vi 22 Vt 19 li 20 25 V, 33 32 'j 51 i 66 ' 63 47 59 30 !i 83 59 51 47 i 47 53 , 43 ',i 33 li 24 56 ' i 28 4 37 14 76 14 6H 38 64 i 26 li 19 30 li 53 I4 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO tm Butcher hogs sold steady to Low forest fire daner in North-1 . ' After his leave he will report west Oregon through Saturday. ' the Naval Air Station, Norman, Moderate danger in Southwest and! Oklahoma for basic airman school. Central Oregon, with chance of , lew showers rriday night. C..-B-,JJ-.X wi IIIVI I1WJIUWII I returned home on his recruit 'leave! rummage at 1821 Ivory Street or from the U.S. Naval Training Cen-j2043 Getlle Street. ter at San Diego. A 1956 graduate nf Sarrpri Hart AcaHpmv rYamh. Altamont Home Extension lett was enlisted in the Navv Julv'Unit will meet Tuesday, October 2 Rather windy Friday 'night. ! it 10 a.m. The subject will be "Good Weight For Good Health." Rummage Sale today and Sat urday sponsored by the women of the Congregational Church, will be held at the church, 2154 Garden Street. c i n j Five-Day Forecast rWUIIU UCUU Western Area Scattered a rrm ,ocMnni r vi,ih showers mostly occurring Friday Fal M Gertrudc c 78, was',,; nnri Snnnnv Tpmnprntnrps avpr. ; . . . . ; Wi strong in active ?S'"S ncr n?ai. Maximum in,,nnrt WomnP hv Mr InH " ', "' - dealing Fridav. In some ra,'low s m Western Washington , ; j Tia 0 al wara 5 Riamam ru gains of U to 25 cents were -"d in high 60s m Western 0re" j Mrs Cox was to have accom coraea. gon Notice All members of the Vomen's Auxiliary of Carpenter's neral Home 10:15 a.m. Saturday, September 29 to attend funeral Most 200 to 280 pound butchers sold at $16.60 to $17.00 but a few lots $17.15 to $17.25. Sows were mostly steady with 300 to 550 pounders going at $14.75 to $16.25. Only 500 cattle were placed on sale, consisting mostly of cows, which sold steady to weak at $9.00 to $12.50 for utility and commer cial. Utility and commercial bulls sold at $12.50 to $14.00. uooa to prime spring lamos sold 78 San Mateo 79, and San Rafael i-'cir a.. t ,'..i panied Mr. and Mrs. Applegate to !: f. c;,,.. pPari Frkman. averaging beloW normal. Maxi-j delbrand tTI;"rsday. to. V'S',' a"wh d ' e d September 25 in Port mums in low 60s. Mimmums gen-,"10 u . j llano. era v n 30s or low 40s. Scattered urew. nneu sue was iiui reauj showers through Monday. Total amounts more than seasonal. California Weather By UNITED PRESS mainly al $19.00 Id $22.00. Receipts: Hogs 6,000; 500, calves 200; sheep 500. cattle GRAINS PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND un Coarse grains 15-day shipment, bulk, coast delivery: Oats, No.2, 38 lb white 53.50 Barley. No.2, 45 lb B-W 48.50 Corn, No.2. E-Y shipment . 66.50 Wheat i bid to arrive market basis No. I bulk, delivered coast Soft White 2.: Soft White (excluding Rex) .. . 2.25 White Club 2.25 Hard lied Winter; Ordinary 10 per cent 11 per cent Friday's car receipts: 74: barley 10; flour 8; corn 2 feed 3. 226 2.26 2.26 Wheat mill for the trip, Mr. Applegate looked through a window and discovered her body in the bedroom. Mrs. Cox, a native of Canada, lived for many years wim her pad(j(. Coast ine cones and wiD family on a ranch at Barkley , jm., i taiir ,ith nnmor. San Francisco Bay Region: Fair Springs and her late husband was',,. lln.ai imnpnk and and slightly warmer today with employed by the Algoma Lumber ; noveities made from these. A 1 1 highs San Francisco 74, Oakland Company. members are urged to attend and oiliuc muting lu naiiiuuu siii:,,-!.- Q ,,nct can imioj auu daiuiua;. uvjw lias mi,, a.utc in m.ii. aiiaua, tonight 50-56. Slightly cooler Sat-' garden clubs and was a member urday. Westerly winds. 8-15 mph in of the Congregational Church. afternoon. No announcements have been Sierra Nevada: Fair today, to-1 received here as to plans for the night and Saturday. Little change! funeral.- in temperature. ' ' Northern and Central Califor-;TrJ-' I MnJ nio: Fair today, tonight and Sat- riDHl LOnO urday except patches of fog on BJJC ClnfArl coast night and morning and con-:ll3 J1UICU siderable cloudiness north of Eu-j KLAMATH AGENCY Bids will reka and Mt. Shasta on Saturday, be opened at 2 p.m. on Wcdnes- Slightly warmer today. Northwest-; day. October 24. for the purchase erly winds 10-20 mph except var-of nine items of Indian tribal land, iabie winds 8-15 mph Eureka, totaling nearly 1.200 acres, accord- northward today becoming west-1 ins to M. Zollar, assistant su Regular Meeting of the Klam ath Falls Garden Club at the city library, 2 p.m., Monday, October 1. Mrs. Will Wood wiU talk on The Adult Committee meeting for the Henley Cub Scouts will be held at the home of Roy Gooding on the Lakevicw Highway, 7:30 p.m. Monday, October 1. All com mittee members are urged to at tend this first meeting of the fall, perintendent of the Klamath In- Local Waterfowl Flocks Normal T,. Vl.tl. A T..) I..I , iiiaiiiaui anu iuic iu.i:3 ih..-,,ui (.upuiauuua ate IIUUUI normal for this time of year about A million and a half birds Tom Garrett of the Fish and Wildlife Service reports. When the hunting season on migratory waterfowl opened last year on Oct. 23, the number on the (Wo-Tcfuges south of here was estimated at five and a half mil ium1. This year the season opens Oct.. U and warm weather may eily 10-18 Saturday. Sacramento Valley: Fair today. tonight and Saturday. Slightly warmer today.' High both' days 82 90. Low tonight 50-59. Gentle winds. Northwestern California: Fair today, tonight and ' Saturday ex cept considerable cloudiness Eu reka northward SaLurdny. Slightly High today and Ann Weah. Beatty; Duffie Tuppcr. up and down within a narrow ; low tonight Nana 85 and 51; Santa Snrague River: Jim Twice. Chil- .j,; price range, never setting a deli-! Rosa 87 and 49: and Ikiah KB ! nquin: Doctor Chinchollo. Minnie " . nil. t..A ... II.. D...-.4 .f i anil f-nnct u'inrlc nnrtliiL'nctnrlv r'U,..U.II- I a.UI fL...,. Ill line tll-IIU, Uli tilt: UUIUU Ul I I UUt v ...... i.,,,,nv.ii,,. ' L.IIIIK lldllU dllU llltlljl-l V.IIUIC. Ijll Friday. Dealings slackened from 10-20 mph except variable 8-15 e Wocus Bay: Florence Jones, the pace of other days this week. ! north of Eureka today becoming Chiloquin: Evalyn White. Modoc CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO ifi Grains moved warmer loday. dian Reservation. Timber on the land is not guar anteed, but most of the tracts car ry ponderosa and lodgepole pine, white lir and incense cedar. Much of the land is suitable for grazing. Tribal members owning the tracts offered for sale are Julia At times wheat firmed on von- ' westerly 10-18 Saturday.. tinued dry weather but profit lak- ' ing wiped out the gains. Corn was ' ' CHICAGO POTATOES in demand. , CHICAGO tfi Potatoes: Ar- Point and Orville Morgan, Klam ath Agency. PRIVATE AUDIENCE CASTEL GANDOI.FO, Italy Lfi Gen. Alfred D. Gruenther, re- Whcal closed unchanged to 'ii rivals 49; on track 212:. total U.S. lower. December 2.29!i-V. corn I shipments 408: market, steady; unchanged to ' higher, Decern-! Idaho-Oregon Russets 3.80; Wash- tiring NATO commander in Eu- bcr 1.37'm-l 38: oats Va higher. ! inglon Russets 2.6.1-3.50: Dakota rope, was received in private December 75:14-li: rye unchanged Red River Valley Ponliacs 1.90-, audience by Pope Pius XII at to h lower, December 1.53-1.524: 2.60. ' 'this summer palace here Friday. soybeans l'i-l'i lower, November 2.36V i : and lard 3 to 22 cents a hundred pounds lower, October 11.40. WHEAT Open High Low Close 2.29 I. 2.30 2 29 2.29 'i 2 34 ' j 2 34 2 33 2 34 2.:i4 H 2 34 4 2 33 2 34 ' 2 28 J4 2 29 2 27,'i 2.27 U Dec n.11'P hpnn rii hvina th. ,i...i .r the southward migration. Garrett!?!1" says. I'Jjay Dililv DOUlll:illfin pttmatpv b made. One of the most accurate . . . methods. Garrett says, is to take! WOOL MARKET an aerial photograph of a typical! NEW YORK (UPI Wool top fu area, ntake an enlarged print, anditurcs on the New York Cotton Ex count .. the birds in one segment. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday Mux. Mln. Prep. .05 .02 Bilker ;..:... 58 38 Hoi.so 74 45 Eugene . .68 44 Klamath Falls . 70 36 I.akeview 71 3.1 Medford ..' 74 45 Newport dl 44 North Bend 62 4 Pendleton 71 5.1 Portland Airp't .. 64 S3 Hoseburg . 72 45 Salem 8 48 Spokane 85 48 change today opened 13 points lower to 4 points higher. Opening prices follow: Oct. 1682 bid: Dec 170 6 traded: March 170 5 traded; May 170.6 traded: July 169.0 bid; Oct. 11937' 168 3 bid; Dec. 167 3 hid. Wool future opened 3 points higher lu 15 points lower. Oil. 141.5 bid: Dec. 1410 bid: March 1410 hid; May 140 5 hid: July 1:18 5 hid; (lit. (19571 137.5 bid. Dec. 16 5 hid. - I MINERS DROWN Ti AS.VNSOl., India il'I'i Rescue I workers today learcd 40 miners - 'were drowned when a mine shaft T near here was Hooded Thursday. 'i?rnT7Ti will help you STOP SMOKING Cil.WT TfcXKSCOPK WASHINGTON UT'-The Army has a nrw ianl (Hrseopo ahlc (o 'o' a missile 300 miles away. The telescopic tracker shows fast moving aerial objects in natural Rcirntitt provd in rlmicl mu ilt color. j wit h Mutilron 4 oit of 6 peoplcn mop 'imokini In 6 duvn. Thit formula lftV4loi'il by a IffldhiR Amri-io Univcmnv w naff, non-tabit forming. pUAnanl to ink. You mini atop imck int tth lhi rr tirtl bi (only SI OO) or inom-v hnrk. Ak for Hflnlron Hrand niokmit I Vu-rrrm 'l'uhlem. LeRoy E. Hunt Only Local COMPACT VACUUM Dtaltr r. TP l aiaa WESTERN THRIFT a-.;i.J3.p-M 1 i C3 V3 l. i Kathy Halaas Al Th Hammond Organ THE KIND OF MUSIC YOU UKE . . . PLAYING NIGHTLY (except Sunday) VISIT KATHY AT THE CHUCK WAGON BRONCO ROOM "Bar Of Music" ed high school youths,' and after interment will be in the Lost Rjv one of the students conlessea mat ! i-enieiery. nonanza. he and his brother had found a ' Active pallbearers will ho box of the caps packed in a saw- chael Shannon, Dan O'Keefe, Llo dust miea dox at me aoanuoneu:parKS, uon acnooier, rat Mi bunker. ;Sweeney and Con McCarthy. Hoi ine youin loiu punce inai ucjurmy wiu. uc uuy carton, T. MI 0 Mil took the caps home and hid them under the garage floor, and that some were subsequently given to another KUHS student. The boys told police they had exploded a number of the caps. The remain der of the estimated 20 caps were surrendered to police who deposit ed them in Link River. Hamilton restressed the danger of the caps, and again advised the youth of the city asainst "fool ing around" with the power packed units. . ANNIVERSARY TAIPEI, Formosa ( National ist China -today observed the 2507th anniversary of the birth of terment will be in Mt, the great sage Confucius. I Cemetery. Griggs, Cecil Haley, Dewey Horn! narry uray ana Bin tsechdoldt. Mr. McCartie died September ! in Hillside Hospital. He was member of a prominent Klamalil uounty uvesiocit lamuy. KUDR SERVICES Funeral services for Steve Kurir longtime resident of Malin who died Thursday, September 27 will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, o tober 1, from St. Augustine' Church, Merrill. Recitation of th Holy Rosary will be at O'Hair' Memorial Chapel, 8 p.m. Sunday, September 30. Final rites and uv Calvary you'll always save at The Store With More through Co-Op buying and quality control, Ganonq's Variety offers you the moit of the best for the leaitt Compart Gonong's . stoples against any In town for quality and quantity of the price. ' For example, compare . , . 5115 7Qr Nylons 7C 40-1 S Glamour OQ Sheers TOC 60-15 Lanolized QQ Nylons TOC 15 Denier QQ Stretch Nylons .. TOW 60-15 TYWIST $115 Deluxe Sheers .... I Bareltq Microfilm QQ Nylons TOW 13th Pair FREE! Join our Hosiery Club. HERE'S YOUR REGULAR WEEKLY CHECK LIST Of GANONG'S BEST BUYS Bays T Shirts Site 4-14 .... Mens T S. 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VERY CLEAN TRACTOR. SO PETERBILT, 400 Scott on Butane, S Speed Main, 8031 G Aux.. 456 Timken with New Drop-ln's, long Wheelbase. Hiway or logging. II LOGGING DOLLIES. Page 1 Page, Pierce, Relisnce, Fruenaul, utility. All types and equipment. From S3S0.00 to S2O00. A selection ef truck equipment to match. 31 TRAILERS Semi's, Flats, 2 4 3 Axle Pulls with lum ber Bunks and Rolls, alio Van's. All MAKES AN0 PRICES TO CHOOSE FROM. . 3 5CH0NR0CK 3 AXLE SEMI, Cable Dumps, 18.000 pound Axles. 10 00 x 32 Rubber, 29' Overall, 16 Yd. Cap. A REAL BUY ON THESE. 3 1952 FIUEHAUF LIGHT WT. Frameless Steel Pull Tra.lers, Alum. Wheels, matching Truck Tank with 7900 Gal Cap.. 1000 x 22 Rubber, 7" Brakes. Will PAINT YOUR COLOR. '. t. IF MACK. Mack Diesel Power, Mack Duplex, 3 Speed Aux . Mack. Boggiei, 12:00 24 Rubber, 12 Yd. Hyd. Dump. REAL WORK HORSE READY TO GO. WE CARRY YOUR CONTRACT - NO THIRD PARTY! We carry eonttaet and work e.t she type el linain( plan te wit Winter tlautea when needed. Uie raw old Keck for a dewn payment eed let yevr new trmk pay lee tti.H. We ua write year lull amsoraiiea coverage thereby t'"'"! f template service In year trk pvrthite. Phono Gl 1-6116 for further information SuttonTruck Sales ) West Sicramtnto Freeway at Harbor Blvd., Sacramento, California Hi Mtin Ph. TU 11U