Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 03, 1959, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Herald and news., April 03, 1959, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1959)

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. APRIL 1 MARKETS and FINANCE Livestock PORTLAND (API - (USDA Cattle salable 100. holdover 100: supply includes couple ol loads of was booked on murder charges fed .steers and load of led nciters not shown Wednesday: trade rath STOCKS WALL STREET NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market mounted its best rally in about two weeks today as it closed with prices at their best levels of.er slow, lew sales steady: some the session. Final trading was unsold, short load utility and . ,. . , , standard mixed breed Mexican heavy. The ticker tape wis late.ype sw,rs aroun(j q, ,4 03i Volume for the day was estimat-1 oj,) standard steers 25.23 26.25; ed at 3.200,000 shares compared 1 load low choice 1.169 lb steers with 2.980.000 Wednesday. 128.50; lew standard heifers 25 00; HS1..I. r.niral aHvan, ed about lone lot good 972 lb 26 50; one load 2. (iains of more than a po.nl unsold; utility and commercial ay u,r v,n.,l hv Southern i'acl le vows icm-;i.uu. i",c,s dim tin Young Dude Cowboy Held Church GrOUD New County Jail Facilities Easter Hunt For Strangling Bay Girl u-u. Tm To Cost More Than Slated Results Told I I VIUI IVU ! YREKA Siskiyou County Board HORNBROOK-A colorful V... , ' Superv isors was faced with a ter bonnet parade was one of the highlights of the Easter Bon net tea given last week by the llornbrook Women's Society of new problem on Tuesday, when thev learned from county survey or Tony Cansino. and consulting engineer, Oscar Piemme. that the he doubte electric iron and then strangling her with the iron's cord as she bed in her one room were svoieu n juuum . .v... . , .7,." . ,, . aparuiieni. and New York Central Many ij.uu-k.; uumy duiis .uu- Vance said he low. l,v. Rover : .. . , no . - - J leading carriers rose iracuonany. Thiokol and Zenith were up about 4 apiece aod General Time more than 3. If U Green recov ered a point and Brunswuk-Balke was more than a point to the good. " 1 -. ., ,k-, who came here ooly two months Calves salable 2j; market about .m J . Trr, . . steady at Wednesday's 1.00-2. ,!' ""? " ' decline: good and choice vealers no stock calves avail- 29.00-34.00 able llnttc (.slhla IOn- trailn vli.vi- Plnladelphia & Reading dropped,,, steady , Wednesday's i ,af,cr she Sot. off from her a dozen points as it wiped out , - , H-Hjnp. mlxPd No 1 and a" ntgni waitress job. Vance said 2 butchers around 200 lbs lfi.oo- Mlss Boyer was only dressed in a 18.50: No. 1 lots scarce; iows sh("'tlc nightgown with blue pan- scarce: sows lackinn. . but she allowed him to enter Sheep salable 50: not enough oflered for market test; good and choice slaughter lambs early thi LOS ANGELES L'Pi A younglsights" in downtown Los Angeles dude cowboy Wednesday night i at night. Her landlady. Mrs. Marian in the strangling of a 17-year-old! Crocker, who found the bodv. told Omaha girl who came to the big I police she tried to caution the city to find thrills. I teen-ager about her associates, but Larry L. Vance. 20. a huskylthe carefree girl seemed too en-' (ZisUmSertn Zhiri ordinal estimated cost of $32,000 200-pounder from Victoria. Tex. thralled with the big city to heed uSStaBJmSSf M nr " new """"V J8'1 facilities for broke down after five hours qucs- the warnings. . j y aPProxlmale'y Pr- women and children may cost Honing and admitted beating Du- Miss Boyer was a bright student The event was stased in thei"50000 inslead rella Boyer on the head with an. at her Nebraska school and in'nornhrook Method, sf Churrh .nril PIans for lhe modeling of the 1956 she was the soelline cham- .nrnoram , i...l.n r ..;; ,. I old jail building, constructed in ' , vouniy. sica, selections and readings was Her father. Jack Boyer. said presented, when told of her daughter's death,) Musical selections consisted of "She was a very, very independ- piano, electric organ and accor ent girl." I dion numbers played by Penny He explained she left home aft Barnum. Janet Benson. Marcia outside of Omaha, had argued, cr a quarrel about attending a Cavin, Shirley Moffett. Marsha with her boy friend. dance which he felt she shouldn't Simmens. Linda and Lydia Greene urtih facilities to nanoic -v with taciii mortar wEKD - Tne Weed en anu j". - ... Hls. , , , . , . .-"- mints of the sanosumr --- . . -7 j nearly v.i Hosed signs ei having been weak youngsters between 1 30 Mi Z oned from recent tremors andpm. KaSter Sunday lor tht ,, a ihe feasibility of r inon candy niacins more weign 01, kh o Uaa Present facilities lor women a,.u nun ,or me lounn annual tM .L. iIm tall On- I ..lor idd hunt vl L tuveni.es in me vuuu.j 1-- -- , 1.. -sti oy t n. 5lst of one ceU for women and du0. one for juveniles, and tne w Kvery rmd ,t.t the su,n(. PTA headed by Mrs. Edna Barr. 1 egg Mp,vjn So,euj J president, brought coniia;r;;0 the event and the Lions ciu able pressure to bear ''" president, slated. This year's hum conditions be remedied, r""3" ,S was very successful and problem officer Jess Brewer and ncr111 (accd in former events , Al Cottar also have strong ,frae)j wiln the presentation cf pressed the need for better laciu- awards made by sprua, ties for women and juveniles. k,, tllkets giv en each child mj. County Administrator Jes " "Uicipaling. Roke agreed that the remodeling Th lw0 grand awarriv plans of Sheriff Cottar needed re-, slzed f;aster Bunnies (Muffed &M consideration, and he stated that toi . Chervl M'ddleton construct an entirely new. perma- ,er o( Mr and Mrs warren yff wrapped Ea,, He said he went to her apart- go to because she had earlier rncnt shortly before noon Wednes-.gone into downtown Omaha against his orders. Wednesday's 3 point rise on news of a stock split and raised divi dend. Goodyear spurted 3 points. Ad vances of about a point were scored by American Motors, Pfiz er. Standard Oil of Indiana. Chry sler. Kennecott. Royal Dutch. Pennsylvania Railroad and Amer ican Telephone. U.S. Gypsum hacked away more than a point. Internationa1 Busi ness Machines eased a point or so. U.S. government bonds were fractionally lower. NEW YORK STOCKS U.S. Economy Hits Record 1906. were made four years ago by Piemme. and Cansino pointed out to board members that since that time the required needs have outgrown those original plans. He also informed the board that upon investigating the old structure, which it was planned to remodel The Texan, a former airman who affects cowboy clothing and frequently carries a bullwhip week 28.00-29.00, medium and good around with him. told police Miss iceoer tamos i4.uu-io.ju, cuu wiovyvr saiu Mmwuung wnicn maae NEW YORK fL'PI .'tun ewes nun 41141 auu luuuieu uu ine killing. CHICAGO 'AP' TSDAi hc was not sexually mole.-ted. police said. Vance was traced by police through Hhjfrprlatl he left in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 20 ' Alaska Juneau S H Allied Cheftncal 103 '2 AU( Chalmers 28 Alcoa 83 American Airlines 31 !i American Can 7 American Cyanamide 53 'a American Motors 37 si American Smelting 48 American Tel 4 Tel 244 ' American Tobacco 99 U American Viscose 44 ;1 Anaconda Copper 68 si Armco Steel 68 Atchison Railroad 29 H Rendix Aviation 75 Bethlehem Steel 51 Boeing Airplane Company 41 '4 Borden Co. 76 Borg Waroer 40 M Burroughs Corp. 41 i California Packing 58 Canadian Pacific 30 3i Caterpillar Tractor 88 H Celanese Corporation 31 S Chrysler Corporation -3 ; Cities Service 58 Consolidated Edison 62 N Continental Can 5" '4 Crown Zellerbach 55 M Curtiss Wright 36 tt Douglas Aircraft 54 U Dow Chemical 84 T du Pont do Nemours 226 ' Eastman Kodak 152 '. El Paso NG 35', Emerson Radio 20 It Firestone Tire 143 h Ford Motor 57 3i General Dynamics 62 s General Electric 83 '4 General Foods 79 H General Motors 45 Georgia Pac. Cp. 66 '. Goodyear Tire 133 M Great Northern 54 ' Great West. Sugar 26 1 Idaho Power 44 ' Illinois Central 48 ' International Nickel 92 i International Paper 123 h International T & T 39 '1 Johns Manville 53 H Kaiser Aluminum 46 '4 Kennecott Copper 111 ' Libhy. McNeill t Libby 12 Lockheed Aircraft 37 '4 Locw's Incorporated 30 Montgomery Ward 43 ''4 National Cash Reg. 66 34 New York Central 27 T Northern Pacific 31 Pacific American Fish 12 Pacific Gas & Electric 65 ) Tacilic Tel t Tel 1 , , Pan American Airways 31 '. Penney U.C.) Co. 106 'r Pennsylvania Railroad 16 U Pepsi Cola Co. M '4 Phileo Corp. M H Phillips Pet. 51 H Polaroid US', riieei Sound PU, 35 '4 Radio Corp. of Amer. 5 -S Rayonier Incorporated 24 "i Republic Steel 68 ' Reynolds Metals 83 Richfield Oil 94 Salewav Stores Inc. 38 St. Regis 47 Scott Paper Company 80 Sears Roebuck & Co. I-' Shell Oil Co. 83 Sinclair Oil 67 ' Socony Mobil Oil 45 '4 Southern Pacific 66 '1 Sperry Rand 23 Standard Oil California 34 H Standard Oil N. J. 51 , Studebaker Packard 1.' '4 Sunray 28 H Sunshine Mining 8 Swilt & Company 39 Texaco 7h . Thompson Products 1 . Transamerica Corporation 28 H Twentieth Century Fox 41 ' Union Oil Company 48 ' Union Pacific 33 United Air Lines 36 United Aircraft 64 '1 1 United Corporation 9 ' United States Plywood :; 4 United Steles Smelting 33 H United States Steel H , Warner Pictures Western Auto Supply 30 Western Union Tel Wcstinghoujie Air Brake Mi Westinghouse Electric . Woolworth Company M Hogs 6.500: mainly steady to 15 higher on butchers; 1-3 mostly 2-3 mixed grade 190-250 lb butchers 16.25-16.65; several hundred most ly 1-2 200-225 lbs 16.60-16.85; sev eral lots mostly Is 200-215 lbs most sorted for grade 16 85-17.00 ; 92 head Is 210 lbs, uniform in weight and grade 17 .10: mixed grade 2-J 260-290 lbs 15 75-16.25: small lots mostly 3s up to 350 lbs down to 14.50; mixed grade 330-425 lb sows 13.75-14.75; most 425-550 lbs 13.00 13.75. Cattle 1,000: calves 100: part load high choice 1,090 lb steers 31.30; good and low' choice steen 1.200 lbs down 26.50-28.75; a few standard grades 24.50-26.25: two loads mixed good and choice 890' - America's resurgent economy climbed to new record highs in the first quar ter of 1959 and the outlook is for even greater growth in the next three months. Such key barometers of eco- SALINAS 'LTD The Mexican consul in California has filed a $1,400,000 law suit charging neg ligence in the death of 14 Mexican 1.025 lb heifers 27.25-27.50: a load (nationals burned to death in a Miss lioyers apartment. nomic health as industrial nrod Miss Boyer used to tell friends ti0n, gross national product, con in her brief time here that shelSUmer spending and personal in got a "kick out of the crazy comes all established new all-time highs as the economy recovered all the ground lost in the 1957-53 recession. Among the individual industries, steel, construction, autos, alumi num, copper, and appliances all operated at levels sharply above a year ago. with the first two at record highs. Consul Files Damage Suit Vocal renditions were by Paula Eastman. Paula Fox and Linda and Lydia Greene. Mrs. Harry Chapman. Mrs. Ivon Howard. Mrs. Fred Mills and Mrs. P. G. Rincss gave various readings. The Easter bonnet parade fea tured hats made by members of the WSCS. The prettiest hat award went to Mrs. Ardon Burns, mod-1 Police Crack Filth Ring Ln. throp sinrv strut.: me. cosi ing about $150,000. wouio mum room for expansion and wouia al low room for 100 prisoners instead of the 60 considered under the OAKLAND. Calif. UPI' Police I original $52,000 proposal said today they had broken up the: Supervisors will still be faced of good 850 lbs 25.75; utility and commercial cows 19.00-21.00; can ners and cutters 17.00-20.00: a few light and shelly canners down to 14.50: utility and commercial hulls 23 00-25.50: a few good and choice vealers 34 50-35 00; stand ard and good 27.00-34.00; culls down to 15.00: a load of choice 950 Ih feeding steers 28.40; a load ol good and choice 950 lbs 27 35. Sheep 1.000; bulk good and choice 95-120 lb wooled lambs 20.50-21.00; a few good and low choice native lambs 21.00 including a load mostly good 105 lbs 20.75; a deck of choice 120 lbs also 20.75: a load ol choice 121 lbs 19.00: cull to choice slaughter ewes 6.00-9.00. GRAINS PORTLAND (AP) Coarse grains. 15-day shipment , bulk, coast delivery: Oats No. 2, 38 Ih white 51.00-51 50. Barley No. 2. 45 lb western 49.00. Corn No. 2, yel low, eastern shipment 56.50-57.00. Wheat 'bid' to arrive market, basis No. 1 bulk delivered coast : Soft While 2.01: Soft White 'hard appl ' 2 01: While Club 2 01 Hard Red Winter; Ordinary 2 07. 10 per cent 2.07: 11 per cent 2.07; 12 per cent 2.08. Hard White Baart: Ordinary 2.12; 10 per cent 2.12: 11 per cent 2.12; 12 per cent 2.12. Car receipts: Wheat 30; barley 1; Hour 16: corn 3; mill feed 9. farm labor bus accident near Sole- dad last June. The suit was filed Wednesday by Consul Santiago Campbell on behalf of the families of the dead men. Charged with negligence were bus driver Mike Loya. Sa linas, and Robert D. Saunders, owner of the bus. from Soledad. Also named in the suit was the Growers Farm Labor Association who hired the workers killed in the crash. Most of the workers were trapped in the bus when it caught fire last June 17 The fire appar ently started from a cigarette which fell into gasoline spilled from cans on the bus. dlelon in the preschool and kin. defgarten group: and to Lands Allessio, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Roy Alessio. in the first through fourth grades group. The hunt was open to children through tin va'Jtlu.-JHt i so"" of a nationwide indecent I with lhe construction of a Juvenile 31 Nunlerous 'other smaller award, the most ordinal hat award with 'Pnotograph and motion picture hall, and Supervisor b. u. -"" were given on the ticket system vvLTf u! '8' '. ,11 532" ch , ring that allegedly used 40 East son brought out that it would sponsoring club. Wanda Thomas as the model. Shir- . .,,.. ' .. .: , k,S nn non to construct V. t-J r 5 j nay IWIM WIT, mumgm 6" .a o.iu lu.m ouuiil w. - - - r0 BCUU4J 4H ITIH rtSSISieu 111; secretaries as models. j both buildings. Supervisor Don Av- Lon; mcmr)Crs t0 initiate the i. Tu n men uprp arrested Wednps. erv SUCCPSted the .selling of bonds ; . kiinl J.. i -r u.J!lnra. fnr hoth nfO-. The fireside room of the Horn-1""' on. tnar" "oieuni ineiu vu.ei brook church was beautifully dec-: '"accent pnmograpns ana muuun uusd,... SUDervis jiiliuic hhih VI .lie 9,aic vena .. ... - Tk r. riminisc rioai inrs to have state engineers in 38 Rerkelev owner of Dnminiro SDect the structure Of the old jail Studios in Berkelev. and Leonard'for safely, regarding the old sand J. Ackerman, 48. Oakland, ownerjstone walled portion before pro nf ieitorman Film i.ahnmtnrv in feeding with remodeling plans. - i Other actions of the board at Officers said thev seized at Ack - Tuesday's meeting included vol- Hnm) iu. , i. .riint to amend the county building SAtKA.vIh.N 1 o IUJ A sin. tin, a I S l.lUllldlUl , 1 ..iw it-cit ui r - . . film, several lockerslul of photo graphs, and a small quantity of pornographic literature. ' Also found was a card file with ley Moffett was the winner for the most comical hat design, mod eled by Mrs. Lester Nye orated with spring blossoms and the Easter theme, and the huftet table from which refreshments were served carried the same theme. VFWrAux" Will Install Bank Theft Nets S6.200 ordinance increasing the mini- r -wi uism inuu m mum size ol structures needingi'ne wcniiams '''""' neri building permits for 100 square The One dark spot in the eCO-I Vnt-'k-l. ininf btnln ntllhe um nl an nart.lime mndek niJm'k Pich?rw1,S u.nempl0Tncn'- new ofiicers to Veterans of For-! including their telephone numbers. h h I ii , i aioin..ni,i c,cn Wars. Post 3813. and the La-j measurements and types of pic . i l , j "'cldics Auxiliary to that post, has total labor force, compared with a k.. ,.hHnia .. Arii n oa plans for the event were discussed and escaped with $6,298 Thursday. but was taken into custody io min utes later. Police identified the suspect ai per cent before the recession. ; Automation, which permits com- at spoc,aI nK,ctins hcId 'by thc iPanies to product more with few- Ladies Auxiiiary, which was con- t uv, u,.icu iui me ducted by Mrs. slovgi-sh unemployment figures The steel industry, foe example has broken production records lelt Homer Haley, current president of the group feet and $500 to 2110 square feet and $1,000. Tho KnurH ancnled fhe resit?- uvu. .. (nr.i.n., Tl,.. ..:J nation of George Black, constable " mvmvmr. "wj saiu r. u. he also adnllttpd inhhmp h.lnlf in tures thev would pose for. t,lv effective ' lLos Angeles and Cincinnati, Ohio. At Ackerman s laboratory police g g;1Vc authorization to Coon-! Officers said McCartney bra. seized a mailing list of customers administrator O'Roke to pro-dished an automatic pistol in front all over the nation. Also taken!.:.., ....... ,u ; . n . ; r of teller Mrs. Norma Gilmore snif Ll-VU V.IUI DB in-,.,,.., .1,',, u. ----- - . microphone and speaker system ordered her to give me your in tne hoard cnamners. "",tJ were brochures describing prices of photos and film. Lt. Ted Brown of the Oakland The board further accepted, sub ject to approval by the Civil Aero- Commander-elect W. C. Hick-! vies nnaH said the paso ramp and right during the first quarter. I 7h. in.iin, i" V S aI'er.lw0 n? Poscalnautics Administration, a low hid ies. Final plans were set up as 197 qyvee cv 2 CHICAGO AP- lllgh Low Close Prev. c lose Wheat May 2 12 2.10' 2.UV12 2.10'2 Jly 1.88 l.M'i 1.87 I.7H Sep 1.90 1.88'i LMH 1.89' Dec 1.94'. 1.93' 1.94'j Mar 1.98H 1 97-v, t 97', Corn May 1 2434l.23'ii LM-U 1.23' Jly 1 25 1 24'4 1 244 1.24(4 Sep 1.21'4 I.20'4 1.21'4 1.21 Dec I.I.V4 IMVt 1.15H 1.181 Mar 1 19 1.18'. 1.18'. l.ll'i Oats iold-lype contrails' May .67'. .67'. .67't-;. Jly .65'4 .65'. .b5'.-'4 Sep .66H .66 .66 Oats inew-type contracts! Jly 66i ,65'j ,65'i Sep .67't 66'4 .66'4 Dee .68'. M'j 68', Rye May 1.44 1.42-. 1 42 V 1 43' j .Ily 1.26 t 23 1.25'.-'4 1 254 Sep 1.21S 121 1.21 1 21', Dec 1 25 1 24', 1 24', 1 24', 1.94 1 97 Red-Tibetan Fighting Told TAIPEI, Formosa 'AP -Nationalist Chinas official Central News Agency reporter.1 today that Tibetan rebels and Chinese Com munist troops are still lighting 165 miles northeast of Lhasa as well as near the Tibetan capital. Central News said the report despite the fact that some 20O.OOO steeKvorkers still are out of work. An official of the United Steel- workers ot America predicted that T- oi' - luu.wu ui me 'i j- ' may never return to the mills. A good deal of the steam be hind the economy's first quarter upsurge came from strike-hedge buying in such major industries as steel, copper, and aluminum. Companies in scores of industries are rapidly rebuilding depleted in- ventories to avoid shortages in the event ot strikes later this year. The current three-year contract in the steel industry expires at midnight June 30. while the three year pact in the aluminum indus try ends a month later. Lconomtsts said this strike- for pictures in an Oakland motel room, went to police. Brown said he would describe some of the film and photos as pornographic. Some of the movie film was in color with sound. Both men admitted their parts in the operation, but said they were pro ducing art. not pornography, ac cording to police. Ackerman and Deal were re leased on $500 bail. follows: social hour from 6 to 7 p.m.. dinner to be served from 1 j followed with mstalla-l tion of officers-elect. The remain der of the evening will be spent dancing. Introduced as a guest at the recent meeting was Mrs. Flor ence Kennedy, member of the Klamath Memorial Auxiliary No. 4473 at Hamburg. Initiated as new members were Mrs. William Farmer and Mrs. William Filer. Letters concerning annual TC'gmm lip hrtUC ports and membership were read wlCQll"Wp 1QyS irom Airs. . v. Houston, nismci president, and Mrs. Evik Hansen, district rrombership chairman. 1 from Senator Randolnh Collier. rnaJ Governor Kdmund d. Brown and Assemblywoman Pauline Da V J s. Fort Jones Sets second came from intcllisence sources inlnotinc a spurt in auto sales dur Lhasa. There was no way ol '"R March, are hopeful this is a Checking its accuracy, but Peipins prelude to a big spring buying radio said speakers at 9 meeting llllsh in Lhasa urged the Red army "to! 'rhe construction industry, one continue mopping up the rebels in of the few to operate at a record remote areas ol Tibet level m use, nas been doing even neage buying will be a stimulant through the u, u. jmK. , pcrlaininf! ,0 ,nc Ficld Bjn New car sales are running well Annollnce,cnts were made ,nat ahead of a year ago as consumers lhc , 2Mh dllrjt., m00tl ls , arc spending, niore for durable hl, nr,d , Yrcka g and fiuiw... .-,uiu iiiuuduy sjuim siueii. NEW SERVICE DUNSMVIR-A new 8:30 am service will be held for the lirst time Sunday. Annl I. at the Kirsl rum juau a committee. I.Methodist Church. This service ncaueu oy r ranees raney. cnair-, designed for families who wish to man, assisted by Richard Berry, worship and still devote the maior from W. K. TreadweO Co. of Red. ding in the amount of $26,744.04 for paving of Weed Airport. Two sherilf's deputies at Happy Camp will receive an increase in salaries of $37 per month to meet the abnormally high rental costs in that area. And the hoard supported the He was spotted about a block from the bank by Police Olden F W. Cameron. He was hooked at city jail on an armed robbery charge pending lederal action. California Weather I'njted Press International han h ranctsco nav Area: rait Dunsmuir city council in a pin- through Saturday except for patch- test against closing of the Rail way Express Agency in Dunsmuir. met March 30 lor the purpose of making plans for the the annual Clean-l!p Days for Fort Jones. Or ganizations offering their help are the Rrownie Scouts. Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts and 4-H Club. The beginning date set is April that the state convention will be6 wjth the following week to be Sov healis May : : . : . - , 2 23', .Ily 2 27't J.27', 2.27', Sep 2.10t 2.18H 2 IBS Nov 2 15 2.14'. 2 14'.-' Jan 2 18'. 2 17', Lint Potatoes CHICAGO I API - Potatoes ar rivals M: on track 199: total V S shipments 618. old supply light, demand for Russets fair; market firm; demand for Round Reds good: market stronger: car lo: The Central News Agency re port said more than 100 Commu nist troops were killed Monday and Tuesday in the Heiho area and fighting was still in progress. Communist reinforcements Irom Sinkiang. hound for Lhasa, were reported to have arrived at Heiho, a small highway town 16.". miles northeast of the capital and 60 miles from Tibet's frootirr with the Chinese province of Tsinghai. The report also said thc rebels 4 'controlled the highway between I Lhasa and Shigatse. the second t l..,l ... Til . . n ....I.. southwest of Lhasa and the site 66 3 lot the lamasery headed by the Patu'hcn Lama. This report, if correct could mean that the Panchen Lama, named by the Communists to re place the Dalai Lani as head of the Tilvelan local government, so far could not reach the capital. The Communist radio had report ed him still in Shigatse on Mon day. There was a possibility, how ever, that the Reds plan for him to "govern" from Shigatse since his following in Lhasa presumably is small. Communist reports charged that the rebels put the torch to a 500 year old Moslem masque and burned at least 20 huts of Tibet's Moslem minority. Vsually reliable sources at the better this year. Housing starts are strong which should help sales of furniture, appliances and other household goods. held in San Jose on June 14 through the 18. On April 26. Arts and Crafts and a Hobby Fair will he held at the VA Domiciliary. Camp White. Oregon, in buildings 223 and 224 devoted to clearing trash in yard vacant lots and roadways. Con tainers should be placed in con venient spots for the trucks to col lect. Saturday, April 11. from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and Sunday portion of their Sundays to other activities, will duplicate the 11 a.m. service except for special music, the Rev. Olan A. Terrell announced. Skiers, fishing enthusiasts and those wilh home projects will find a special welcome The Rev. Ter rell has also announced he is be ginning a new scries of sermons next Sunday on "The Lord's Prayer." The Yrcka Auxiliary was award- Unril 12. from 1 nm nmil i n ed a citation from the Veterans; trrle MrC.inni of iho pnn es ol fog near ocean extending in land Saturday morning: high to day San Francisco 66. Oakland 73," San Mateo 71, San Rafael 71; low tonight 50-55; westerly winds 8-18 m.p.h. Sierra Nevada: Fair through Saturday; cooler in north Satur day. Sacramento Valley: Fair through Saturday: cooler in Delta today and over entire valley Sat urday: high today 70-80. Saturday 67-73; low tonight 46-54; gentle winds. Northwestern California: Fair through Saturday except increas ing fog on coast: cooler inland Saturday: high today and low to night Napa 75-46, 'Ukiah 77-44, Santa Rosa 70-40: variable wind! 6-t2 m p h. on coast. 65' .66' 68' 2 26'. 2 27'. 2 19 2 14'. 2 18 Honor Due Pair At Reception MACDOKL - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cross will be the honored guests at a reception Sunday. April 5. at thc Oklahoma schoolhousc in celebration of their 50th wed ding anniversary. Hosts will be their children, Mrs. Ted Johnson. Vernon Cross. Mrs Administration Services for volun tary work done at Camp White Vet erans Domiciliary at Camp White. Oregon. The meeting was concluded with the serving of refreshments byL - Ba D J hostesses Mrs. Erik Hansen and LCISt KlteS "end Mrs. Homer Haley Jones High School is in charge of printing posters and handbills an- nouncing dates and time. Every-' one is asked to participate. For Officer senate ADOrOVeS i.ki - ri,ncra: services are Vet Tax Measure pending at I'pton's Mortuary for Theo Loekett, 48. Weed, resident officer on the Weed police force, i SACRAMENTO (DPI) A bill Siskiyou County sheriff s deputy to cut the time veterans have to, and employe of thc Siskiyou Coun- f lie for veterans property tax ex-i Hosie Sammis. Mrs. l,ora Truax'rmptions was in the Assembly to- and Clarence Cross. All friends ol'day after receiving Senate approv- the pioneer couple are invited. ;i! Charles Cross homcstcaded his The bill was by Sen. A. S Rod- ranch on Sheepy Creek, east 01 da iD-Saeranientnl and would cut been ill only a brief time. Dorris. in 1903 On March 31, 1900. the time for tiling by one month.) Mr. Loekett was born Decern he and Luanda McKay were mar- setting it from the first Monday in'ber 13, 1910. in Franklin, Louisi-I ried at Long Prairie, near Red March until the first Monday in, ana. ty General Hospital. He had lived here for 35 years. Death in thc Mount Shasta Com munity Hospital April 3 followed surgery for lung cancer. He had Rock Vallev. and came to live oniMav the homestead. They moved into Rodda said the change would en their present home on land ad- j able county officials to bring their mining the original homestead in tax roles into shape quicker I'll 16 Blood Bank Car To Be In Weed Funerals CAPEL Known relatives include two brothers. Joe Loekett of Segest. Louisiana, and frank nf Edward ville. Kansas: also a sis'er. Mrs Lubertha Poledore. Jeanerette. Louisiana. WEED Funeral services for Q PPRflCC SPCtlAn Paul S. Capel. 80. a Weed res.- W erpQ55 aCCYIOn ml . t 11 TM A. A VW II WEED-Blood donors are re-." 1 ' ' ' , , ... 1 ' l" Wer -UreeK FOIIS r.indcn of the Irwin Memorial ,,. . .;1.h twTiiZ. t:::aT: - . BuSMhere - ' - " s t v ii iv, lw , ui 'via; , .ipin . mi vi. .-. ..,.' 1., ..( T.l. .1 ...1 - .U t- I tt - ...J ' ih,.. a'.i.. ...ti .i .. ... 1 -rt. i. .-I., k ..'.ii i, Capel died Tuesday, March 31 "','. umiiifc vinin iu un- in. r-u iivii . I u 11 win tv : , . . , . ,. . known dcMmattons The report ihr ho.pitalitv sponsors ol the don April 2. at 1 p m at I plon s 1 Th Hv- t-'HuarH Ta. stopoer mlniie. rn , ' .... .Catholic Church olliciated. Mr. at a local hotel where he resided. track sale,: Idaho Russets 3 IV ld "tV.. V as Ion, ,7 '"h e ' ' 2 o, . c. ..ck He 325. M,nnesota North Dakota cadini. sou,h ,ndl, were heme the Lion, t.kine over the receo-'w 19 ,n Lou, lana Apr,' 21, KM Kiver valley I'ontuns 2 35-,..., j ,. " !87R He was employed a 2 45 SAN FRANCISCO il'Pl-FsMNs Potatoes Russets I'.S 1 5-6 ounce mtni- nroo WHAT ELSE? i Hon duties i The Siskivou County Medical S oen tin- smith for the l.ong-Rc!l Lumber Potato Shipments MNj " HH 1 Dallr Truck Ore. 2t 11 Dally Rail Ore. 4 Dailv Truck Cel. Daily Rail CaL Dally Total Ore. A Cel. P JJ Monthly Total Season's Total 8733 6870 Diversion Diversion (Spec. A) t 2021 I.OS ANC.EI.KS 1TI - dense ,ar to Siskivou Countv and invites blanket ol smog invaded the Los those who can give to assist with AnSWle. h.tvin Thl,,. IV In i.-,H ,n Ihpif ,-nn.r ,hi i, n tht hlnnri mum iviamain a n - aw: ions ,h HiM-nminrt of ih. I. h ,r,a Th. hl.wl r. wnites i i 5-oimre minimum ,nan s wMim tt.sld,.nt, alreadv leeived here will be stored in the new vrop juffennj trom record heat Irwin Memorial Blcxl Bank at viorr smog and a high ol 80 de- San r rancisco and insures '. ' V . u . ' 1 Company for many years at Weed is sponsor of t h e donor . ' , : h r. ,'A .,.. and h.is been retired since IMa He leaves one son. Paul S Capel I.ARKSPI R 'I PI' A 67 loot section of overpass freeway, being, constructed over Corte Madera Creek on Highway 101. mysterious-) ly collapsed Thursday, only nun-! utes after a 20 man work crew, had left. Damage to the Jl.nnnono con struction project was estimated at Jtoo.ooo The supporting uprights stood. but the staging form for the high- Kern County 5 65-5 75. I S 1A Kern County 5 6.. 5 75. new crop I . 1A Kern lountv ;. -,,.,-.. . ,. .)riHi,riid tnr tnHav ins 2 83-3 no. Jr.. and daughter-in-law. Mrs Ca- way surtace. and the concrete !pel ot Truckee Interment will he, poured into it Wednesday, fell. in the Hinema lemctery Arrange-1 ine overpass was me iinai link merits have been under the direc- in a new freeway section to San1 1 1 ion o! I'pton's Mortuary. Weed Rafael. etd supply for use in this area I I.OS NCELES H'PI FSMNS1 Potatoes: Russets V S. 1 Klamath 10 lb. bags 27 cents. No arrival. M ER LEARNS ST JOSEPH. Mo. 'AP'luven ,le officer Francis Holley said a teen-ager who had been sentenced tr. attend traflic school after hems onvicted of speeding arrived l.ue lor class. ' I got another ticket for speed ,nc on mv wsv here." he ex FINAL NOTICE! All portrait negative! by FLOYD'S STUDIO will be dispeicd ol May lit. II you with your ncqa tivci preserved you may purchose them for S2.S0 per individual tittinq; includes ell ncqo llltM and proofs in sack, ai it. Phone TU 4-4S26 lor additional inlormation. For higher yields, better-quality POTATOES treat seed pieces with Du Pont Semesan Bel sed disinftctant "Semesan Bel" offers you these advantages : YIIID -"Semesan Bel" treated potatoes have usually out-yielded ot her treatment in field triala. QUAIITY Yield of No. 1 potatoes ha been tops with "Semesan Bel" treated seed-piecea. DISIASI CONTROL "Semesan Bel" is highly effective against a wide range of disease problems. loclorial Ring Rotund Block Leg -"Semeasn Bel" stops spread of ring rot and black leg by cutting knives. Fungus Ditto,., -"Semes Bel" effectively control. ,el.horr,f Rhjjoetoni, nj many orher species of fungi. To protect your potato investment be sure you plant treated seed pi-es. Ask your dealer for Du Pont "Semesan Bel." On all ntrafmb, Wn labrl luifutwu ssd HCrntna rcrtf.llf. ' S.-,, .rv I .- - I..M.B CS . SEMESAN BEL Leona Robertson Accordion Studio Presents Accordion Concert Featuring Galla-Rini World Famous Artist as Guest Star Mills School Auditorium April 7, 8:00 P.M. ADULTS $1 .00 Tickets No. On Sale Ml STUDENTS 50. Tickets Now On Sale At: Jones Office Supply, 639 Moln Louis Mann Piano Co., 120 N. 7th St. Village Cleaners, Town & Country Shopping Center SEMESAN INFORMATION SUPPLIESAVAILABLE at SPRAY CENTER Tulclcke Phone 7-2391 plained.