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Newspaper Page Texto PAGE FOUR HERALU AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1858 MARKETS and FINANCE f0"""'1 (Contlaued from Page 1) STOCKS WALL STREET NEW YORK APt The stock market closed irregularly lower today to snap a scarp two-day comeback. Motors were higher and nu merous other issues clipped their losses in a late rally. The ticker was behind in reporting trans actions at the close. Turnover was estimated at about 4. 500. 000 shares for the day compared with Fridays 5.30.000, the big;est tctal in three years. The market looked (or a time as Obituaries Editor's Note: Tbt market re port lifted belt art yeaier day's market!, net today't, ud are carried ai terrie ( thoM subscribers in early de livery sones which make publi cation, of dally markets Impos sible within tb root schedule. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (APi 'USDA Cattle salable 1,150; trade active; !ed steers and heifers 50 higher: cows strong, instances 50 higher: load average to high choice fed ktper ?a Oil nnp lna1 07 7 chart though it would follow through onioad 27 30. mjxed good amj'cnojce me uis uiisuijje ui mui.-uaj anu'steers 26.75-27.00; truck lot good Friday. Prices were generally :and cho,ce (ed eers 25 5,,. stand. riigner the first hour. ard steers 24.00-25.00: part load Volume continued heavy until, good and choice heifers 26.23. midday when onces turned mixed. icouDle lots nwstlv eond ifinn- Later trading subsided as prices jutilitv cows 17.50-19.50: canners 1 heard by the council to reduce the fell. and cutters 14 00-16.50. heavv cut-!area t0 b encompassed by the CALKINS Donald Franklin Calkins. 56, died near Dorris ralifnrnia (Vtn. s:on during which they pointed out. tier 18. He was a native of Round ma: downtown alleys w e r e Mountain. California and a rest narrow and too often blocked for dent of Dorns. California, for the icngmy periods, it was getting al-!past live months He is survived most impossible to make down- by the widow. Margaret of Red town deliveries, the council moved 'ding. California, one daughter, to grant privilege to delivery! Beverly Green of Redding. Cali trucks to double park where neces-1 forma: one son. Dale of Project sary from 9 a m. to 11 a.m. Mon-1 City. California; father. James Cal day through Friday in the area; kins of Redding. California: four bounded by Fourth and Eleventh: sisters, Stella Nathan of Redding: streets, and Klamath and Pine. Una Winfield of Dorris. Buryle Suf It was pointed out this privilege fillon of Redding. Violet Hag of would not be granted on Satur- j Seattle. Washington, and four day- i grandchildren. Funeral services It was also emphasized by the will take place from the McDonald council that abuse of the privi- Funeral Chapel in Redding. Cali lege by delivery men wouid result , forma, on Thursday. October 23. in it being revoked. Also, any de-jat 2 p.m. Ward's Klamath Funer livery trucks that failed to com-al Home is in charge of the ar- Hiy wiin an oiner iramc ana par- rangemcnis. ing regulations would be cited First and second reading was . Slcels. metals, chemicals and ters to 17.50, oils gave ground. Aircrafts werei Calves salable 250; market irrcguiar. active: vealers strong-1.00 higher: Chrysler, U.S. Rubber and Gen-lolher clas5es steady: choice veal eral Dynamics gained major frac-im 31.00-34.OO; good 27.00-3o.00; llntns- , standard 22.00-27.00. Du Pont, up over a point, earlieri Hogs salable 1,300; supply in was down a point or so after re-!riuri,.s 7nn riatnta hnichar.- iraH moderately active: U.S. No. 1-2 grade butchers 27.25-27.75: mixed porting lower earnings. Off about a point were U.S. Steel. United Aircraft, General Wectric, Anaconda, International Nickel, and Illinois Central. Crown Cork announced that the I Limbs steady with last 'Monday company had bought 150.000;ttrong to 50 hi;her than close proposed off-street parking district to include Fourth to Eleventh tui'iU ssssititsswsiassgsssaaMsJ HAL FURMAN JR. South's Democrats Feud Vith National Chairman By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Sen. Andrew F. Schoepell (R. Southern Democrats were feud-Kan) 0'" ' wit statement ng today with their party's na- referring to Truman as Harry inai rh. irm . nict c Priiini the Hatchetman and saying the tisennower was saving me uemo-""""-' " i".-"v.iij crats are a hopelessly split party made a career of intemperate offering only deadlocked govern-;name calling and vilification. HAL FURMAN SR FARROW Joseph Farrow. 68, a resident of Malm for 30 vears died there October 19. He is survived by a' Lsst "tes for Hal Furman Sr.. son, J. C. Farrow Jr. of Newton i45- ,0 P'ace 'his afternoon at u Hair s .Memorial Chapel with in Services Scheduled Today For Dead KF Deer Huntert ment. What aroused the ire of the Southerners was a statement Sun day by Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler. He told interviewers Southern Democrats ought either to accept a strong civil rights plank in the 1960 Democratic platform or leave the party. Several Dixie Democrats said scnoeppci ana Simpson are chairmen of the GOP Senate and House campaign committees re spectively. Getting in some licks for the Democrats, Sen. Lyndon B. John son of Texas said the Republicans have "taken the high speed en gine of a smooth-running nation, tinkered and tampered with the mechanism and made it sound terment in Klamath Memorial Park following. A memorial serv- shares of its own common stock from a securities company at 24'i, over t riday s close. Later sireeis ana one nan oiock easi 01 .Kansas: and a sister. Mrs Ruth Klamath Avenue to one-half block : shepherd of Denver, Colorado. Fu- west Of Pine. Inpml urvia. will ha h.M in .ho The council also studied theMai,n Prcsbvterian Church Thurs-i'ee tor his Hal Furman Jr., recommendation of the planning ,dav October 23 at 2 pm Inter-!18- ftl11 missing a week aiter the commission that the area known j ment wiu be msie j lne' Maiin boating tragedy that claimed the uiovni, one dim unee ui ciuui a-, rj e m e t e r y o'Hair's Memorial "ves 01 nis tamer ana tneir com do Addition's replat be rezoned ; chapel is in charge of the ar- panion. James Cline. 44. was in grade lots 19.50-20.00; sows 16 50-1" . , "" lu '"''rangements. 19.00. .dential. Sheep salable 1.750: slaughter; 11 was P me0 out .lnal a" ln! CAMPBELL HiuHL-ii; t ..,..,, ,, unam Campbell, bo. a native uy one muniuuai dnu nidi mcjot collinsville. Texas, and a rei area is already bounded by a sec-jdcnt of this citv for 12 vears Hon zoned for commercial use. Ob-;d,ed here October 20. He is sur jections were raised on behalf ofjvived bv the widow Beuiah called him a radical and another ., , , , , said he was pitching for "North eluded in the riles at the chapel. !crn radical votes and special Dragging operations to recover i minoritv interests." nai jr. s Doay were aoandoned in uhiin u- nii., an. Butler should leave the party. Onejlil!e a, -Model T " Johnson, the oenaie s uemiiLTauc leaner, spoxe in Nashville, Tenn. choice slaughter lambs 20.50-21.00: part deck choice 109 lb shorn lambs 20.50-21.15: load of wooled Forces Quell Bolivia Revolt rown .orK was up more tnan 2. slaughter lambs 117 lb 20 50; good resiaemidi properly a.on udiiiid:CampRel. a son )ra w Camp. Long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, 19.00-20.00: good and choice feed-ibut " ,was pointed out the com- bell of Klamath Falls: two daugh- ui tnnco snarpiy in tariy iraoing ers 17.00-19.00; cull-good slaughter but staged a partial recovery to ward tne final hour. Investment quality corporatcs were a shade lower. ewes 3.50-9.00. mercial strip already zoned wasn. trc t t- between the residences and theiMip.'.-i" r,,Mtnrn, j t pioposed re-zoned area. Purpose Ul,'e of shan'don. California: h."er a '?ur " hour batt1 LA PAZ. Bolivia AP A revolt hv F-,tn C,., I l. jan B'OMkC -3Uliai.?L3 UIl'C ULIl ediiy inaay ana was pui aown Monday noon by the sheriff's of- tice, which had recovered the fath er's body on Thursday, and some of the son's clothing on Fri day. Cline's body, floating attached peared to soften his stand some what Monday night, saying. "We're certainly not going to read anybody out of the partv. Inevitably there will be some to a life jacket, had been spotted1 people who will not go along with Wednesday rooming. !the party platform." he added. In tne hope that the young man's RntW said he rfnt nnt thinW snrh body will eventually be found. thea split would hurt the Democrats snerin s oi:ce nas organized an early morning patrol of the lake's STOCKTON (UPI-FSMNSi -1 lne r"",ng consideration was j ,hree brolhers Russ4n Campbeli I !hls "P''3,1'5 rets, government LivKlnrk- 10 Permit me consirucnon 01 dp-oi Mcmnhis. Mis.ri n, ; Iorces saia. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Aiaska Juneau Allied Chemical Allis Chalmer Acoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanamide American Motors American Smelting American Tel & tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Company Borden Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curliss Wright Douglas Aircraft rviw Chemical di" Pont de Nemours Kastman Kodak Ki Paso NG Kmcrson Radio Firestone Tire Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac. Cp. Goodyear Tire Great Northern Great West. Sugar Idaho Power Illinois Central International Nickel International Paper International T it T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Konnecott Copper Libby, McNeill & Libby Lockheed Aircraft Loew s Incorporated Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Central Noilhern Pacific P.icific Gas it Electric I'ntilic Tel & Trl Pan American A rways Penney J. C 1.0. Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Coia Co. Thiko Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Pucet ound P L I ljadio Corp. of Air.fr. Rayonier Incorporated Republic Steel Reynolds Me'.als Richfield 0:1 Safewdy Stores Inc Si Rejis Scott Paper Comparv Sears Roebuck & Co Shell Oil Co, Sinclair Oil Socony M"bil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil California Standard Oil N J Studebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Sm k Company Texaco 'I honipson Products Iransamcrica Coriwration Twentieth Century Fox Union 0:1 Company Union Pacific United Air Lires I nited Aircrat: United Corpoiatton I niled States PIood United States Sxel'.ir.g I nited States steel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Western Auto s-.pl) Western Union le Westingho.ise Air Brake Westins'inue I.lecti.c Woolworth Company 14 i 3 -j 94 1,4 27 , 90 i.j 25 50 !. 51 29 '.j 51 194 H 90 , 33 V, 61 62 i 24 ',, 59 52 N 53 73 '1 35 , 38 3i 53 ' 4 30 'i 86 22 56 H 59 ii 16 1, 58 H Cattle salable 1.200. Good "" t ICampbell of Dorchester. Texas and around 1.200 lb slaughter steers i mf,n, s, 1. ' .?. , .J . iRobert Campbell of Klamath Falls: ipersons had oeen killed in the ex 3. cutter and low-ulili.y da.ry- were still not comp ' jire between lhe Fal" type 20-21. Good and choice !Pro. ...11 if T.iiu:1 Cherokee. Oklahoma and DorothvanS'sts and government forces. slaughter heifers 23, good ff.-O lbs!",".. ZT-Z "i.J ."j .u"T;Hope of West Fork. Arkansas': I Only one death was confirmed of- As a consequence of last Tues day's boating tragedy on Upper Klamalh Lake, which cost the lives of Hal Furman Sr., Hal Furman Jr. and James Cline, the Basin Boaters have organized a rescue unit, Mrs. James A. Powell, secretary of the organi zation, announces. Van.ae -AA I Reports circulated that several! Z".T " " bers have been posted In the l, t.i. IU. o. auoui d TWI.UW UIOJCVl, dllU llldt, - , . , ... . fioi-,11,. r, o.o.iudiu i.i. iu " li, -..u. w. .,ar,.j Ik ..... i me urannennaren. u Hair s t .standard cows 20 50-21. commer-lTh rri'l .,, v.mlr,-nrieH Memorial Chapel will announce the By the 1'l.t 1 .7 iO II I I V 1H.1Q -nnnrc . ... U the installation of several flood ;""' "nin.-m lights in the vicinity of the mu- cial 1U-20.50, utility 18-19. canners and cutters 14 50-18. Utility and commercial bulls 1,117-1,760 'bs 24-25. Good and ch.i'av "icipal . summing pool parking stocker and feeder steers .. area prior io opening 01 swimming Good and choice 650-850 lb stock-1 cr and feeder heifers 23-24. Calves salable 200. Good and cnoice 3o0-5o0 lb stock steer calves 28-33. Good and choice stock heifer calves 27-29. Hogs salable 600. No. 1 to 3 sows 300-600 lbs 16-18. Good and choice 50-120 lb feeder pigs 22- 30. jPetty Thefts Under Probe Youth Dies In California offices of the Klamalh Air Search and Rescue Unit, the slale and city police, the sher iff's office, the Klamalh County Chamber of Commerce and Monroe's Moorage. Anyone interested in partici pating should get (n touch with Mrs. Powell at TL" J-4520. Word of the death of Donald Truax Morgan. 21. older son of 'fate was not known immediatelv government's account heavily armed rebel groups start ed the revolt at 4:30 a.m. They attacked the homes of high gov ernment officials and leaders of the ruling National Revolutionary .Movement in two residential s-Chores, which will take place daily m u i u raz ,The sheriff's office barge will do A band of rebels seized Gov.jtne palroilnE along the west shore Humberto Villar of La Paz Prov-!whlle Rav KeUcr of tne Klamalh .11 dii dual, un nis nome. nisiLumber and Box Companv will pa of Mill Vallev. ceived here last night from the i areas and routed the rebels. Pnliro were rllrl In invplif u . ovenirem rauio saio ...u . ..... .u. ...... M,ller Avenue, Mill Valley. f in the 1960 presidential campaign. Eisenhower, in a hard-hitting speech for Republican candidates in California, said the Democrats have "political schizophrenia" split personality. Without referring to the Butler- Dixie row, Eisenhower said the Democrats are divided into wide ly separated wings one in the South and "at the other extreme . . . the stronger wing, dominated by political radicals." "In Congress," he said, "they crash headlong into each other on every important domestic issue.. In short, our opposition can offer America only deadlocked govern ment government that wages war on itself." Eisenhower spoke to a party rally in Los Angeles and his words were broadcast over a regional radio-television hookup. Tne President defended his ad ministration's foreign and domes tic policies and said Democratic critics of his defense policies are "poltical merchants of fear and defeat. Heading for more stumping to day in San Francisco. Eisenhow er was trying to heal a feud in his own party between Sen. William Irnl lha onel chnra in a knal ha. Colonel and Mrs. Donald Morgan The government rushed troops longing to the company, the cm- tdiiiuuiid, dS IC- oiiu iiiiiiiidllien 10 lne iroUOiea n nvor nf Iho conlnr Tnrmsn Tho i reoeis. ! first of these patrols. Derformed'c i-.".. ii.i ," .JV'! ,....e. ernment d. tsi, morning produced no result. I LT "Z 3 '"LT ..... .. . . . .. ,. ...niici.-i. cimc. ..1111 dm- . lui lis nan nniprs in enmu nn cicmt iii t- c : i i .u..-.u,,.,!., u,.u . imiAiiij i.f ilsda) ;a rasn 01 peuy tneits reported n....i. . ; u... :. . . . ndl ruunou or. is Mimieu oy cwi. .1 ifniohi .tin. iha u... ,,n. .. 1 ..m..j... .:... ..j .1.. ..j... 1 K"ii3 "tic intuiiiuieii;, uui n dn une wearing me oiue oeret oi ih tt.,Hn- ia-,o Ha.h,..e - ..,... ..o lower: i-i - "'.". was renorted that the voune man I the FalanrUx Th. rti ....i.... i-... rlJ o"""rr""", Senate seat h mixed grade 2 0-230 lb butchers, one spotted by a store c erk. !. .1...... .i.. ,u. C.u . :"! :, , " . " ...-v vuuueue iuv ana snaran .MicKie. old 18.85-19 13, most 1-3 mixed grade 190-210 lbs 19 10-19.25; around 300 head mixed grade 1-2 195-220 lbs most sorted lor grade 19.35; a few lots 3s around 200-230 lbs 18.75: 2-3 235-280 ibs 18.60-18.90; mixed 57 , grade 325-425 lb sows 17 25-18 25; 55 14, most 425-550 Ibs 16.50-17.25 27 H 68 s! ter steers, heavier weights steadv suspect told Judge D. E. Van Vac- Robert Lee Peterson, a 55-vear- .. " . ?. "1.. .... .. . 5 '"". "H' rm me i-aall of Klamath Falls. Another d transient was roared with "7." '."i'V'"' " "u.-,rer.r" .Ja" was beaten oil. daughter, Mrs. Patricia Jean Day stealine a 1IS.9S shirt from the ..i . i , " 1 "" "', , " ."u,.e " ,le ra'-;lives m Anderson. California. Hal - -!iicu iiuin n .til a. in., inp limp ni oun More. 7M Main Mreel, Mon-'ih. arnrinnr until ac,orA. day. i Tt Wac Ihftllphl hi u'as nn a hunt. Roy Eastburn, a clerk, raced me triD w,th , COmranion and the store and held him for ar- too" early "s'-"s idnie .uuiiudy wnen ine Jr. was tne onlv son. party's deputies stormed out of! '. the Chamber of Deputies after after Peterson, returned him ,0 ,hcy had arrived "iocaUon a The other man was in. .. iT Cattle 25.000: calves 200; slaugh-lrest. In district court Tuesday the jured but was still alive at. last report. ta i n lower: a loao or so of pnmellor l"ai somtDoay eise naa stolen ine young man was born at 200 14 steers 28.50: bulk choice andlhis shirt from a hotel room. ; Klamath Falls and several aunts 129lprime 26.25-28 50. good 24.50-26.00: The judge sentenced Peterson to and uncles live in this area. Sur- 3J 4!high choice and prune 900-1,025 lb:6 days in tne county jail. ivivmg also are his parents, Col- 'heifers 26 75-27.50; bulk good and I"- ' ichoice 24.75-:6.50; a few standard 48 j 2250-23.50: utility and commercial 'jcows 17.50-20.00; a few high com ; mercial and standard 20 50-22.00; 68 ipannprt flnit rriftdr 15 no.lfi til- . Louis Bath. 618 Owens Street, om-1 and Mrs. Donald Morcan of told police a quantity of jewelry, no Miil Valley (Mrs. Morgan is the value listed, was stolen from his former Mary Hunt of Klamath home around the first of the month. Falls'; one brother. Marston Mor The missing items, he said, in- gan, a student at the University eludes several lodge pins, two of Oregon; grandparents, Mr. and 59Sif-w i,.u. a.-..ht i-inn.,1 11 snJ strands of Dearls and miscellan- Mrs. J. S. Morean. Junction Citv 114.75: utility and commercial bulls i eons gold, silver and jeweled pins. Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 95 't t f.ij . rtnA mm Police nlsn werp told Tiialav Clllhertson Hunt RethnI Ohin that a portable radio was stolen Multiple Use Laws Favored Police Probe Twin Thefts nowland is vacating. The President talked with Knowland and Knight together in his hotel suite Monday, but there was no indication he made any progress toward ending their split. Democratic chief Butler and Southern Democrats have been on the outs at various times over the past few years. His Sunday jab at the Dixie faction had some of the Southerners seething. North Carolina Democratic Chairman Woodrow W. Jones said Butler "does not own the Demo- License Case Trial Opens A jury trial opened in district court Tuesday morning for Mrs. Eve W'alta Peterson, charged with driving while her license was sus pended. Mrs. Peterson. 42. of 3114 Bristol Street, was arrested by State Po lice Officer Roland Clark October 2 on Summers Lane. She subse quently pleaded innocent to a charge of driving during a sus pended period and posted $200 bail. Mrs. Peterson's license was sus pended following a municipal court conviction for driving while intoxk cated last June. At that lime, officers said, her car struck a pedestrian. Mrs. W. Wright of 2122 Reclama tion Avenue. Mrs. Wright suffered a broken leg and other injuries as a result of the accident at the intersection of East Main and F.b, erlein streets June 14. The state is represented in the district court trial by Deputy District Attorney O. W. Goakev; the defense by Atty. Glenn Ram-irej. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Max. Mln. Prco. Baker 53 19 Bend 53 n Lakeview 47 36 Medford 65 39 Newport 58 38 North Bend 62 44 Pendleton 59 37 Portland Airp't 59 37 Redmond 54 26 Roseburg 62 34 Salem 61 37 .01 Eastern Oregon Fair tonight: increasing cloudiness Wednesday from northwest, followed by showers late Wednesday; slightly warmei. Highs 55-65; low tonight .lO-UiJ. Western O r e g 0 n Increasing cloudiness from northwest to night: mostly cloudy Wednesday with scattered showers. Low to night 45-50: high Wednesday 53-63. Winds neai coast easterly, 10-20 m.p.h in north, variable along 46 4 Opment IS multiple Use 2nd DiS-lworo mnsirforahlv mmriial sc Statement as "lhe amo nlrt nn. trict Congressman Al Ullman told as they rarely have customers atll'tical appeal for Northern radical a Condon luncneon group today., that hour and the front door washes and special minority inter- Funeral services will be held ati;" ', Md'T ',nal Inere 's room supposed to be locked. "s'-s- 2900: culls 1500.19 00 from a car owned bv 01ier Ha- 9 30 a.m. on Wednesday from then" j r .. r L t : sidiinc, Mrs. sutton reports that it did r ouuer s removal irom Sheep 3.000: sleadv to 25 lower 1 ley of Bonanza while parked in Russell and Gooch Memorial Chap- ,. .iM dnnnam not ta;e lMm naif a minMe t0 . .... A u -1 . 1 : ..!lha V1W ft.,, la. e! ln'rrmpnl uii! ha in tha r.nlH.n ! .... ,ut' a ai 1 una tiiuivt anu prime lu !.0O-24.25: good vealers 2900- 32.00; utility and standard 20 00- riub lot. Interment w ill be in the Golden I "While I am a great believer a 4 44 4 44 '1 jjj - ID wooled slaughter lambs 2450: uougias naiacn. a irucK driver. "" ccine.ery ai anoutdoor rf.crcation' ... due m xen coon ann rhnira i.im.iadiu a yum ui-iinus iue. vaiuea " l I., M. - J...I.,. J-. ... L , . al tM u 4. i.m. (. u,. .....u i. UOUUie ueCR HH IDS iea0 " "OJ macii 11u.11 ins wuift 45 ij Westerns included at 23.75; utility 100't!and S00"1 1" 50-22-50: most cull's a. i 12.00-17 00: bulk good and choice ci 1. 900-1.01)0 lbs ted shorn lamhi ma. had attempted to enter the SnaD "I;, jonty No 1 pelts 23 00 :3 :5 cull PV Service Cafe at 1003 Main NEW ORLEANS 'UP1 Even .tui.,to choice slaughter ewes 5 00-8 00 ' Street, going so far as to drill children are getting ulcers these 76 I V,y GRAINS ?-.' CHICAGO iAPGra:n futures jj,, ' turned sleadv 10 slightly easier 1 1 ...v -i... iii.ih 1 idii in ine 98 ' 16 , Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Sutton operators of Evans Grocery atjeratic party and he does not de 3543 Summers Lane, were d i s-ltermine who is going to stay in the turbed while preparing to go deer 'party or who is going to leave the htintino at 4.10 am Snnrtav hvlnartv" LU.NDON The haSIC Orincinle thd nnina n Iha Qional altaphanl Tovas Partv Chairman timlSOUtfl COa.St. heromino cnutV.a-1., involved in sound resource devel-ito the "grocerv's front door. TheviLindsey characterized Butler's!'0 southeasterly Wednesday, and increasing to 12-25 m.p.h. Northern Oregon beaches Cloudy tonight followed by rain. Showers and cooler Wednesday. Coastal winds veering to south- reach the grocery from their liv ir.g quarters. There, they found no parked behind Uie Crater Lake H Art At hi A toe Machinery Company. lOWTOr I'OTCJ Gordon Bridges said someone Yrmih'c Ai mant holes around a back door lock, days. President - elect Dr. Joseph but was unsuccessful. .-nainen 01 tne American College Gaslro-Enterology reports Liiman sain i . , I in nni i.. i . 7 ,cuvoiiier, out oniy an open ironi I do not intend to sacrifice anv j... ..j 1.. nthar ca,,. l iOI'l, dllU d CUUI ier SIT UUCU OI 115 otner sound economic use such as '..- .an.nar accomplishing that. The s;t;ons summoned stalc p0. grazing in purpose." Ullman told the group that he was strongly on record before the House Interior Committee, on which he sits in Congress, in favor! lice, and it was discovered that not only the Evans Grocery but also the Summers Lane Tavern, housed in the same building, had been broken into The grocery's uie pany came irom rtep. (.en-j easieriy. increasing to 30-40 nem a. Kooorts 'U-Alai andim.p.h. during nieht. then shiftinj 10 5oumwesieriy wednescav. Grants Pass and vicinity Fair Frank Boykin ( D-Ala 1 Meanwhile. Vice President Nix onwhose campaign tactics have drawn heavy criticism from Dem tonight: mostly cloudy Wednesday with showers in afternoon. Highs ocrats hoped to start an Eastern 170-75: low tonight 40-45. nl thd mi.ltinla ... 1.1.. ...... ... ,.,u,,,F,v u.t i un.iit-3. -1.V.C-. ..,.:... ...UII. I va,llHdl.H' record is ciear on behalf of utiliza- i ". ' , V ? . .,'. last week. Cl.l. H j. Ur"a"SS' ih-f ir'theun sh rnjiiTl" f.1 POnS swing with a stop at Wilmington. DeL Nixon returned to Washing ton Monday night from Colorado Springs. Colo., where he battled a cold during the weekend. Nixon campaigned on the West Coast Baker-La Grande area Fair to night; increasing clouds Wednes day; warmer. Low tonight 30-35; high Wednesday 66-72. Merrill Woman Struck By Auto Ulcers in youngsters are a re- made Beard of Trade tod Uncertainly over the situation in the Formosa Strait, where the a,, 'Red Chinc.-e have rcs'imed shcl-t Another auto-pedcstrian accident A j' hng the Qucmoy islands, caused occurred at the inteiection of . lair early commercial demand ou'-h Sixth Street and i-hasta " and short covering m wheat, corn Wa' Monday, the same location n , land soybeans. 1 of a similar accident Friday. 19 V. buying poicr slackened later. City police said a car driven II , Hunt. II, dllU UllllVi IdliCn U nOiQ u LVdll .11 L1IUI l d I 1 V , . lldtl 67 ;. '' gains. Hedge selling ac- cliffe Street. M , coun.eo lor occu.-.es from un. s ijcm iccis. cr noon. Carlot gra:n receipts in Chicago, Mrs. Arnold was admitted were estimated at: wheat 10. corn Klamath Valley Hospital too. oats 10. rye 7. barley 82, soy- she was given X-rav examinations Dr : oi tension irom unsaustactory single purpose exploitation by pn-: "'c ,Ml"-4 rr1.lCT4S ,oun" speech on foreign policy. aiiuai.uu. uuuwiwcs w n'13 F or nim ir nrnnnc - ..o.uo , consistent ngnt against J: ; y ......... lor wnat ne ae5Crlba(i as a maj0r j B - eech on foreign policy. . : MCW rOIIO 160111 the store in a ditch bank. It haii'C',''. ;pZhiinl" ...,! ,ut H0IT 'API-One new case with his thrusts'at the GOPeaiMon ed for a Democratic fund-raising for lhe "l '.i 5 L. dinner at .New Castle, Pa School To Honor Civic Leaders UUr.FVF HPlTk. I'.l,.. ...... c- f'tJ1!?1-, v,rJCk Mhr .Nelh5 o: Oregon will' honor three Oregon the Arnold. 60. of Merrill shortly alt- Ctvic leaders at its Charier Dav family t'.d.iiidio. uouo.e ai scnoo ana on ui tmn ma uaon ..a even imaginary difficulties. Shaik-' same fight for full resource use bccn Pened. Dut not damaged. en told the group s annual con-:on our public forests and ranges. " ! vcr.tion Monday. j Ullman continued. "A sound live.'.. .. . stock industry is basic to the econ- YCW VOCtOT GetS me .'na District congress man concluded. 32 '; 44 61) 33 i 6.1 60 M 57 , :i J. 55 M ' 15 -i :s 8 37 ; 77 26 33 'i 45 '4 31 31 , 62 ' S lii 59 i 40 1 M ! 41 S bea.-.s 3M occrvances Wednesday, to They are William M Tnmun where Kecdsport newsnaner publisher: Laurence Selling Portland. Man Advertises For Employment DETROIT (API-Charles H.m. ilton. 37. is an unemDlnved nu.i The association ing a seven-foot wooden signboard appreciation of the ouutanding!Ricnard jj gimpstm ' R-Pa ael :on rollers up and down the streets service rendered by Judge an;cuscd Trlun.n pf5c Wheal 'bid So!! White Soft White hard applicable White Club Hard Red W..t.er; Ordinary lu per cent . . 11 per cent . II per c-t Hard White Baart: Ordir.ary 10 per cent . 11 per cer.: II tr cert Car receipts Wheat M barlev r jr 40. corn mill leed 17 resolution Monday and early Tuesday. Hos- medical educator' and Ernest B !tn'ne repairman who wants a job. signed by Secretary p. K. Puck Pital author lUes said no defimi Maf'aiirhiin Pn!.-w -h.i..'i So he tried to get one bv Dush. ett. expressed "its recognition coarse injuries had been determined, and man of the board of the First Na buik ithat Mrs Arnold was in good con- tio.tdl Bank of Oreron "i oowniown feirou. It said -acior as aisinci juoge. ithe Dt LIGHT DAMAGE r"sl clasi an-arouna man wants me judge is unopposed in nis Firemen called to the hor"e nr0- Phone Olive 1-6531." 'candidacy for a six-year term to Mrs Vincent Dillon. i:o Washing- Hamilton said he got 10 calls. ' succeed himself. He was appoint ton Street Monda yrr.ornir.g. were! "Tnree of them were from guysjed to his present term, ah.e to snuff out a blaze started i 1,0 Inount I was offering them ai The bar association addressed a PORTLAND 'APi -grains. 15-day shipment coasi oenvery dllion uats. .oi. j-in ..we 49 00-49 501 Kane' told Rl.'.l. Vn1 H'K aV .r.,! r 'v X - i- stopped lor a stop s;.n and start- Corn No! l. sn'p't 54 :554 :5'.n ..... k...... . ..J .,' v . i iU't .'4. a- .-i.uf.u ric io arrive market. w cited 0r failing to vseid the tO-i Wavna r-a...... .... -. ...hi u . . i.. ...7 - ".-.' "uiu.v, uui5iae uciroii, : ",'..rr'.,-r"ud-v P'.unrns;nal w new cases for a total of n 1? I U1 emocrauc i.ov. 184 and one death DOr CnaOrSemenT " Har nman York. Nearby Macomb County record- Three Republican leaders today led its second poli. fatalty in two District Judge D E. Van Vac-I.Pf1" Truman for his charge: days. The victim Rov Tobhe tor was endorsed for reelection atila5t Saturday that Nixon has used who died less than II hours after at Klamath County Bar Associa-ch"aa" assaination ihis wife gave birth to the r th rd tion meeting Mondav night in a Rej,ubl.';an Nat,ona, Chairman child. "r " r resolution citing the judge's serv- A,corn a!0 iruman and 1 1 na i.n.iv.,1, "...i . j ... v. a, a nd.c unieasnea a name-calling vendeita" on Nixon while refusing to discuss the issues. in another statement. ' Ren officers he had O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive - repaatMl eally Ut 04 right of way to a pedestrian. I'M 2.04; I SMALL FIRES 1 04 i ; OM Two fires left by reckles hun -f.ters were put out by the Klamatf ; : Fores! Protective Association Mon day The assoc atioi- a that om ; U7 1 ure on the Svcan River and an 2 10 j ether in the canyon back n! vr 2 I Ismail were 'furovered while sti the (ircnlace before rr.urh dam. ;J' ...c resulted On!y a few tunhors under the floor of the house were "imaged he said. 'Seven Deople I similar resolution last week to asKcd if it w as just a stunt or if I Circuit Judge David R. Vanden rcally meant it." j berg, wno also is unopposed for He plans to keep trying. j reelection. CHICKEN HOUSE BURNS T.'ie chitkcn hoje on prpertv xc-.ipi-d hy Otto Mull, can i.:s hasla Wjv. went up in flames aturddy K:remrr say the blare san h a result of children play with a hr.irdi-g iron POTATOES SN FRANCISCO UfirsMSS IN HONG KONG P Ri ion 1 De.x .'a'ocs 'sft-s L J itis Kl.;t: rsn r.'es 3 .' !'c imuii SAIGON (APi - US De:ens: Secretary Neil McElroy arr.vcd in LOS ANGELES Saigon from Hnrg Kong today for Pd'n's j t a day of riir.!"r( nics with Vrri- Mi'' I ; can and :r!nnfe oifici... T'te j! ' I S I secretary an-tt tcnti tna .- - ' Ai 'IT! ! SMNS - 9 K i iNvut m rriua "utull i'vei-t it 5 i.a C-.-ti ItH I W. S.k -..l'i J, 0'tl f I -- '-;' ? - - 4 -. J i' ' e4f'-i"";.. yi No Special Promises No "Axes" To Grind Juit Scrvicfl My Timt, EntrT ontf Abilitr to fivt tKt peoplff of KUmofh Ceun fr rht belt gevtrnmtnf pot i.ble. Fred H. Heilbronner KpMcon Cond'dofo for County Commissioner pe:4 ( ANNOUNCEMENT The Klamath County District Dental Society is pleased to announce that Dr. George Nitschelm and Dr. Robert Jensen have been accepted as new members. Each hos recently opened his practice of dentistry in Klamath Falls. C-es-; H. Vrschti-n, CCS Rx-i 301 Wtd.cal-Ce-tal tdj R.-tft L Jsns-n. CVS 1905 Wsi- St,