THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1956
PAGE FOUR
HERALD AXD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MARKETS AND FINANCE
STOCKS
WALL STREET
NEW YORK 'it The slock
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND CSD A -Catlle
market had another ouiet detliae ' "" T ,
" . ner - cutler cow very acme,'
Thursday b(4 there wai a firmer ueady-strong: other cattle very:
lenoeocy ai toe close. stow wun teverai lots being car-
The Associated Press average d ' "lay mantel: few tales
ef 60 stocks dipped SO cents to
steady-weak: few standard short-
II.iJO with the industrials down w w . M w. beiierj 50-
0 cenu. the rails down $1.10 and nM. canner-cutier cows OJO-MO:
we utilities uncnar.ged. 'uror.z weights Hoistem cotters to
Volume toUled 1 .MO 000 shares J0: shells S 0Oj0; oulity cows
compared with 1.M0.000 Wednes- scarce. laaa-lIJO: utility bulls
day. j U.00-50; light cutter bulls t.00-
- uoo.
Calves salable SO: good-choice
vealers steady: lover grades,
heavy cahes steady-weak: good
nuMllv i:m. II M- Tar
1' rxmr 10 ral.f I on- irvlivwituii hizh
choice 22.00: few utiuty-standard
calves O.OO-UJO: culls down to
S.00. j
Hogs salable 200: trade moder-f
atlv Arwvrt alMdv: de-
'? mand. however, rather narrow:)
NEW YORK STOCKS
Pate Defends
Ouster Rule
California Weather
M
31 4
102 4
23 H
41 a
7
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation
Allied Chemical
AUis Chalmers
Aluminum Co. America
American Airlines
American Can
American Cyanamide
American Motors
American Tel. k Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co.
Borg Warner .
Burroughs Adding Math.
California Packing
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Crown Zellerbacb
Curtiss Wright
duPont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
Ford Motor
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire .
International Harvester
International Paper
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas k Electric
Pacific Tel. k TeL
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Incorp.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores Inc. .
St. Regis
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck it Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Sinclair Oil , ' ' ,Mi
Socony-Vacuum Oil :
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard Oil N.J.
Studebaker Packard
Swift ic Company
Transamerica Corp.
Twentieth Century Fex ,
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Steel
' Warner Pictures , .
Western Union Tel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth Company
JIM KALE I
Here's Your
Candidate
Br UNITED PRESS
San Francisco Bay Region: Fair
today and tonight increasing
cloudiness Friday; slightly warm-
HONOLLXl?. T.H. (VP)- Gen.ltr to: 'aaT
Randoiph Pate. Marine Corps Cisco M. Oakland , San Mateo
commandant, has defended his 67. San Rafael (0: low tonight 47-
edxt ousting Marine wives and si. .,i. .-.ri.su i,.
ucvcaucBt. mu ibecorrung westerly g- mph Fn-
! He told reporters Wednesday, day.
teat be Baa netd several confer- Northern California: Occasional
eaces on fee subject daring his nll extreme north todav spread
, recent tour of Far Eastern install- ing slowly southward and reach-
auocs am saia uie uixs servea,ing Sanu Rosa and Chico Fndav;
to -confirm my judgment"1 that: far elsewhere through Friday but
a Marine wife's place is is the increasing cloudiness Friday:
states. . . (warmer Central California today
Pate said he understood only 34 and most areas tonight: west to
wives were sun defying the order northwest winds 7-14 mph near
to go name and it was "up to local coast bat southerly Point Arena
commanders" to deade what steps northward . becoming 12-25 mph
;to take u the event any of them tonight.
refuse to leave Japan. ! Sierra Nevada: Fair most areas
The Marine Corps feels that todav and tonight but increasing
leathernecks in the Far East, cloudiness north portion: inert as
;must not be encumbered by de-ing dcodiness Friday: rain north
pendents' because they "must be of Lake Taboe Friday with snow
m constant readiness to move level around 5 xO feet: warmer
elsewhere." .today and taught.
Va 1.9 rU hittrhrc 17 IS-V) C3
head sorted from load, of Dakota Jim Kakr b a Democratic can-' ffilK' 91laM
' hiiu-hm 17 30! seven bead select Bidate seecna to till one ot tne j .. . . norm oonna ana ir souui par-
Jrj y-
e.
tion today and tonight: increasing;
i to ii. .a: mixea -AO. i-j iwo ctxiFiiv aMmmsacMtB dqsu m . ... .wu a.-i wuum. uu4uui
U t 1SW17M- sorted off No. nm,th hmtr ci irom Jarangruyoeanc-icloudiotss frid3y: rain estreme
:i.00-25: meighu 240-270 lbs most-,
HeT.T&e.ong resident of S' wM XhwVs dedTc
' arTadg-chosn, "eater porUon .kwSK'"1" F
:toib. with No. 1 pelts weighing his aduU life be has beeTenga-ed Sofwh J1'..IV Norlhwwteni California:
!!'ly No. 2-J 1540-16.50; sows 12.00- Klamath
""16.00. father.
40'l, salable S00: one toad mita al KIT
i 101 Vet at 18 Of)
1 1
i ecBa-ed . . i . . , . , . ixonnwesiem aiuornia: in-
20 bead sorted ta machine work, and for the Tpa TTLSLl. creasing cloudiness today and to-
off 17 on- ennd . choice x td n k,. ..ui ti ' mcht: rain Garberville northward
-slaughter lambs UM-UM; no shop. u he has , to oTh by rimTbau $preaDdmg v""
strictly choice lots offered; fewjj Kaler Ambulance nheMaririCorM S Dihhti10 !fntat osfl-rlda. f3"'
4 good-choice feeders 15.00 -16.00: ! duriBg pasl eigh t mtn5f!,onli!h,: hlgh ,odaJ in Iow ,0
liohtw.iohi, ii no.14 so- cull-iood r!i " ' lake it out on our husbands even njeh, rkiah 65-50. Sanu Rosa TO-
38 5? shorn slaughter ewes 2.0O-4.50.
89
7
"j, iity slaughter cows about steady
at .w-ii.w.
40
LONG DISTANCE HELP was received by Catholics of Adel, Oregon, to erect. St. Richard
cated Thursday by the Most Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, bishop of the
for the edifice were donated by Archbishop Richard J. Cushino
of Boston. Bishop Leipzig arrived in Klamat.'i Falls late Wednesday on a United Air Lines
plane and then was driven to Adel by M Tqnor T. P. Casey, pastor of Sacred Heart
Church here. Shown at the airport, left t !ir. Father Austin J. Cribben, Bishop Leip
zig, Monsignor Casey and Father Alfred . sr. (Story on Page Seven)
Oregon Weerher
Kaler has been active in com-i
miinitv n-Mrlr crwttino nrnoramt 1
SAN FRANCISCO UWVSDA)- .. :' , S'r J Vn
CaUle salable 25; cutter-high util- Prmler, and Elks organiza-!
K,
rAnr-apfiina hi nAiA ar17
1 rl. u nkla oinitfl- mnrlfnl "
V tested; early in week goodhoice:"3? "s:
jwcmi id siaugmer canes i.uu- !, anA t,. ,h.
UOO.
"iweek
" lamhl M 01)
7I. CHICAGO ll Demand was
J slow for hogs Thursday and butcn-
"" A1K
.... . aiuuuuci uuc
county qualifies me to serve the .,,,,,
people and f I am elected I Bakerslield
I chases be on a competitive bid Br(w11ivije
Ho salable 5C: market not es
' Ublished: Wednesday No.
52 Ji ' grade butchers 17.00.
1ZS c-1 i u I i : .:cnase ue
-i, .hnm .i.,si.' basis with a primary consiaera-, . ,
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Weather Table
By UNITED PRESS
Temperatures and rainfall
24 hours ending at 4:30 a.m.
High Low
65 34
Western Oreaon Clearine
40. Napa 7M7; southerly winds lnaH,a. ,h , w.r.
8-15 mph near coast today be-'IT . ... . .. .
coming 15-25 mph tonight tad and Fr'day- A
Friday. i little cooler Friday. Highs 46-52
Here's Your Candidate
for
Rain
encourage free and open court v,..,
meetings for the public and thejEj Qmit0
press: I will stress the comple- r.
39J:r. AmrA i. -hit. ,,!tion of a secondary state highway :.,..
MVsold weak to 25 cents lower. Sal- J1"1 Lake O Jhe oods and Med- K cj
" i able receipts totaled 9.500. I ford: I wiU stand for the improve-,
J- Buyers obtained most 200 to 270!meDt of recreaUon and hunt;ng(Mj e,CT
If?'' pound butchers at $15.25 to $15.59. 1 fjeas and will oppose the closing , Mjnne u,
Hi A few lots sold as high as $16.00. 1 f r??"1 lea,dmg. the,eiew Orleans
.TbU was off 75 cents from lasti""- ' w'u doL all,.,th!nJJm5'!ew York
weekend. .1 power -to get the fish lasers Oakland
! A limited number of 170 to I95!built at Copco Dam, and I wiU I okl,n cilv
17 ' pound butchers moved at $15.50iive people direct answers toi ;" "
" to $15.25 while sows were taken!"- questions with consideration p.".
at $13.75 to $15.00. i for the majority." 'Erf Bluff
Z:'i Steers sold steady to weak while! Kaler added that if elected heigf""'
I'; heifers were weak in the cattle i Plans to dispose of his business
"(section, where salable receipts to- interests except for the ambulance;"""
taled 1,500. Top on steers wasiservice, and will arrange the Ut-nf. 0
" ',$28,000 tor
low prime
and on Iter detail so he can give the maxi-1
heifers $25.00. also for low prime! mum time to a commissioner's
types. Job.
58 H -a few standard to high good!
55 steers brought $15.00 to $21.50' Editor's Note:
Seattle
Stockton
Thermal
Tucson -
47 H while utility and standard heifers
'"Iwcre taken at $11.50 to $17.50.
53 ' j Cows jumped 25 to 50 cents.
i Utility and commercial sold at
42 H : jn.oo to $13.50 and cannen and
37 ' J cutters at $8.90 to $10.75.
25 'i Salable sheen receipts totaled
55 i 2.000. Buyers paid $19.00 to $22.00
lor most good to prime wooled
offerings, going to $22.25 for a few
prime.
This campaign
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39 V,
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67 H
26 S
18
29 H
51 H
45 1.
GRAINS
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND Ul Coarse grains.1
GRAINS
sketch is presented under sponsor
ship of the Klamath County Chap
ter of the League of Women Voters.
Court Records
Washington
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CI
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75
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Malin Parents
Hold Meeting
A Democratic candidate for (be He is married and has two cnu
Thirtieth District assembly seat dren.
rmi-ACntin Vlamath IViitntv icj Vanrwi ic a momk. nt II..
Friday. Lows Thursday nizht 34-, ... .. . . '.. ' .
. i voi i i(uiLi.j, c so ji jctua tiiu, a woeuuit iaiusc, sal LKJt bllQPpers,
MALIN Malin Parents and Pa-
44. Coastal winds
northwesterly,, 12-25.
westerly to'
nnC.A .1 t .. 1 I I It ,I ; . ....
i,auc ui .uuiui, vicrguu, duu uastmu 111c Idugc. ne 13 active ID
! lived in Klamath Cnuntv sinrp 'Rnv Srntit and vmith IpnHpr mvt
k Eastern Oregon -Partly cloudy jiS4 He was gradualei rom;and has worked with nun,..
Thursday night. Cleanng, spread-1 Pelican Bay School and Klamath c o m m u n i t y betterment pro-
ing lo southern portion Friday
afternoon. Highs 3648 Friday.
Lows Thursday night 30-38.
r.rmt - p anH viriniiv ;the Weyerhaeuser Timber Com-write in vote m the Mav nrimarv
!trons met Tuesday evening. Octo- Partial tarin uiih . fou, ,. 'Danv and owns and ooerates a to Dlace him on the ballot
.ll.ber 16 at the grade school gym; Thnrerfav nmht h Ismail farm in the south suburbs.l "r Kiiovo eaM v-,, n..i
-.:.u ;j if r u: - . ' . - w.w -j, wiai
County High School and attended grams.
Ashland Normal for two years.! Yancey adds that he is not i
He is a millwright employe of j politician, but received a large
who presiueni nira. ueorge ninz Highs 45.50 Thursday night
H"" 38-43.
'A letter was read from Beverly I n,v ,.;;:i tS. j
SiSS! S: SP..Lorcl;!'ty "'d' y with!
$100 scholarship she received. She
is attending southern Oreeon Col-
21 liege.
Charles Hale, grade school prin
cipal, announced that a cubmaster
is needed and anyone interested is
asked to contact him. It was voted
to contribute toward the commu
nity Christmas candy fund. j
Report was given on the black
..'topping of the grade school play
I ground. Approximate cost of the
j project will be $450. The grade
.school will pay $100, the balance
17ito be paid by Parents and Patrons.
low temperatures 33-38. Partly
cloudy with a few showers Friday.
Highs 4045.
WOOL MARKET
NEW YORK (UP)-Wool top fu
tures on the New York Cotton Ex
change today opened 18 points
lower to 15 points higher.
Opening ' prices follow: Dec.
174.0 bid; March 174.0 bid: May
171.5 bid; July 170.5 bid; Oct.
U957I 1H8.3 bid; Dec. 168.5 traded;
March 11958) 166.0 bid.
Wool futures opened 2 points
Mrs. Roy Halloway sang two so-
03 los accompanied by Karen Rajnusj higher tq 10 points lower; Dec.
juiiu oiiuir)' Duiiucii pidyeu iwojii. traoea: .viarcn 146.0 bid;
piano selections. Refreshments 'Mav 142.5 bid: Julv 140.5 hid:
By THE ASSOCIATED 'PRESS '"eh 5med by (irst gradec'; p7 139.3 bid; Dec 138.0
1 viu , .uaiu aw tju.j uiu.
i
KLAMATH FALL
Ad! Suphem. vasrancy, 100 ind 30 Klamath Falls
Aiert Sltphctu. lJTncjr, S100 and : La'?''e.w
30 dan IMedford
Pearl Rar. drunk. $25 or 12'i dayi. I Vaum.rl
Bcrnaid J. Hayai. drunk, 2S or 12', Newport
uy. I North Bend
24 hours to 4:30 a. m. Thursday!
r Max. Mln. Prep.
Baker
Bend
Boise
Eugene
1 "1
CARL YANCEY
most politicians have forgotten
they are servants of the people;
rather, it seems as though some
I politicians are of the opinion that
tne people are working lor them
. . . especially the ones who go
back to the Legislature year alter
year."
Yancey believes that there
should not be a sales tax, that the
people should never permit the
taking from them of the initiative,
referendum and recall, that every
one should work to defeat SJR (
which would oermit the Leeisla.
lure to affix emergency tax meas
ures, and that more of the tax
dollar should be given to state
institutions such as the school for
boys, the schools for retarded chil
dren, and the mental and tuber
culosis hospitals.
Editor's Note: This .candidate
, 'ketch is presented under sponsor
Islup of the Klamath County
league of Women voters.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO (1 Wheat firmed
toward the close on the Board of
Trade Thursday and carried the
rest of the grain market along
with it.
Late buying in wheat followed
reports the Agriculture Depart
ment next week will predict ex
oorts in the current annn will
go above 400 million bushels for ! Vi, ,LT'?!l"orWi "
IWay shipment, bulk, coast deliv ! ,n l,rl l."n,nt . '.'"" LKh.?,?" WU"n ,IC""
erv! Oat. Nn t n ik hii. u nn I Wheat closed T.-1H higher. De- ?2i . Hrunk" m uhii .i.
55 00. Barley No 2. 45 lb B W iccnlber corn H lower r " uu "
48.50400. Corn No. I. E. Y. shinli10 ' hiKntr' December 137.! - -
uiKiidiigru 10 nigner. ue
cembcr 80. rye unchanged to
higher, December 1.5714, soy.
KLAMATH COCNTT
DISTRICT COL'KT
Paul Lcwu, anflrnt without non
rcfident liceruc. dlvmtsed.
Gordon Charlea McKay. telUng lot.
ferv flrk.la ClrM hatl forf.itMl
Charlaa Bruce Campbell, violation of 'Spokane
baalc rula. 10 ball forfeited. I -
l.llltan orar Mann, railtng to atop at
atop tisn. S5 baU forfeited.
Carl John Schmltz, tmpaaainl.
a.ked time to consult an attorney, re-
I leaaed on own recognizance.
u n e ocnmiu, ,r..p..iina
Pendleton .
Portland Airport
Roseburg
Salem
42 30 T'
48 34 .07
41 39
50 46 .32
41 30
38 35 T
48 42 .38
53 49 .39
52 50 .59
52 46 T
49 48 .07
51 47 .38
50 48 .22
41 34 .05
OSBURN HOTEL
EUGENE. ORE.
J. I. Karlt Jea larliy
Preprietera
Thoroughly Madera
NEW MODERN DESIGN
17" TRAVELER
PORTABLE TELEVISION
ment 62 00.
Wheat (bid) In arriv m.rl.i
h..i. v. j.u.. I...' imgnei
Soft Whii. ,r 'u.J ans n, higher. November
cludine Rexl lis- wmi. ri.,h 1 144"J 43 ,nd lard 11 to 35 cents
,2. .l.C,ub 1J ! hundred pounds lower, Novem-
Hard red winter: Ordinary 2 27; , ber 11 57
10 per cent 2 27; u per cent 2 27; ( W1EAT
12 per cent 2 29. 0ptm Hl h Uw
L.r receipU: Wheat 123: barley Dec 2.33 ' 2.34 1, 2.32 2.34 'a
. flour $: corn 3; mill feed 4.
City Sorry
About Mixup
Mar 2.37 ' 2 39 2.37 2 38 a
May 2 36 2.38 '1 2 36 'a 2 38 4
Jly 2 38 '. 2 29 ', 2 28 '. 2.29.
Sep 2 SO S 2.31 2 30 S 2.31
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO Potatoes arri
vals 81: track 315. Russets steady;
SHIPMENTS '.V.. Resets ,t
Idaho-Oregon Russets 3 65-3 75;
11 . . . r, -
RICHMOND. Va. P - B1.'" ,t,w b:.u'?
rsdav t X fnr,.",t"ti Wlt,i'k Rd R'ver Valley Pont.acs
nesoay to 25 Oregon tourists whe 2 10-2 25
vuited hutoric Williambur by j '
--7 nnnmom 1 unnutonc
Second Precinct police station.
The tourists sat in the police sta
tion for an hour while their bus
driver was charged, tried and
lined $11 for violating tbe city'i
eicess weight laws. As a result
the tourists were late getting to
nilliamiburg last Monday, and
had to forego visits to Jamestown
and Yorktown.
The bus driver had gotten con
fused in Richmond and had driven
hn 12-ton bus over Ninth Street
Bridge which has a capacity of
nine torn.
Mrs. L'lrich TroubeUkoy. city'
Information and research officer.'
apologirrd to William Francis of
Churchill Toun Inc.. of Portland
Ore., for "the inconvenience and .
lost time suffered" by the pas-,
aengers. And the said in the fu
ture, errant bus drivers will be1
given summonses and allowed to
continue with their tours.
O People Read
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MIDLAND EMPIRE
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Ed Geary
e' .' ') 'N,.WV
STATE SENATOR
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY .
Ed Geary's proven leadership in Klamath County and
Staff of Ortqon affair! will b af areot volue to both
tht county and the state.
Vote for Ed Geary
for Klamath County's Senator
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