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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. APRIL ;1V) HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A fraa fcrtt 1. Py Carrla-t Ml Truck Mai I. By Oradaai 0. 3. 1 0. S. 2 0. 9. "'.. Klxa4 Tatal . Br Vartatyi Mi . HI... Total 2. Export 9 Food Ptwmi aj i At a. Sovm1A Stareh Umtiat Ta Mtl I-7'70 '"rrrrr uniai jonrr onrosmon icrest, 1951 ote sua kith Hi? cse 11001 oowisooe OTCUTDi nx?3 thro jujjjjj onms at mbTMBBBBI wiuo OMOraaja rj3. ten m. uwcb). ouooa CalU.Lanj SriS gffiS SPfe Sa infta TBHbT fif Bull Market Still Young; Gains Less Than In Past 1 WO nt.) 1 2W JJt 6UJ 9U 3W2 37)19 12J1 71 taj tii fO 6732 en lots is?3 9B nB uS5T WW n 784 lli2 32cD 32941 U 2123 1739 2491 5095 5010 25 U7 S5TT i33I i553 iiT? 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(421) (77C) (54l) (68t) (32() (46) 78 147 5397 4762 U7 403 6735 6966 113 U 1573 1746 1229 184 1568 1278 24193 16267 1404 1066 2323 S2fr 4800 24142 19061 7144 39 17 2139 1 534 12872 191 501 LM 40 So) 17107 J548 I?9J jm J3? 21SS1 5137 7474 J769 95746 59414 (421) (32) (471) (47i) (58D (231) (I) 3) (4) (34) a34 15570 8134 7348 37519 22298 16318 21421 199054 174274 H. V.i MKR ( . WAI.K.R NEW YORK IUPII By the measurement of some of the most expert (hart readers in Wall Street this bull market still is ery young and its gain h.is hcen smaller than most bull markets of the past. ot eourse. it all depends nn the birthday of the bull market. The! chartists argue that point anions ...... 1 1, .. .. ... h'at dates onlv to Oct 22. 1957. Some 'n'n "renins, aim. 0 my back to April ffl. I'M-, but ' percentage rise was 111 per that group is in the minority. and lhe med,an J C One ot the experts who dates p aiii.tr w this hull market tnnn Oct. The shortest-lived bull market 1957 is Kdmund W. Tahell. ana- in the series back to 18H5 was Iabell lists the bun marnets ine uirn ot ine century. The.cominents dating back to July 2. 1SS5. hows tallest percentage rise was 32 the length of each and the ad- H lo in the 1830s. vance in pricet. "Measured against these fig- Ha finds Irom his calculations!"'1"." Tabcll says, it would ap thal the current market has lasl iPar that the current lS-month, ed 15 months and advanced 47 H7 P" tM rive has been ex per cent. tremely moderate. in 11 nr.iinns hull markets, he inneen. 11 it were to conform linds. the average length of time 'o the average, it would carry to was 30 months and the median i-pril. 1960. and reach a high of B78. Ivsi for Walslon ft Co. I Ctrtiriad (Md thlpMnta onlj And rporti rroa I Prlaarlljr table stock but Bay Ir.cluda fn ahlpBanta to non-tabla atook outlata. araaa '.. i . ' lota contain hlrh parcantajta U.3. 1 and U.S. 2 rradaa. Includaa chlpa. canning, rretLna. flour and all tjpaa datudratad prod acta . Lota cental lowar parcantua of V. ' . 1 and U.S 2 gradaa or fall to aaat K.O. frash oarkat raqulraawnta. 5 Includaa dlvaralon to Uraatock read, fana usat aaad uaad for planting within mi, at.-. L BASIN BRIEFS Weekend Visitora Houseguests .Gary and David, during Easter over the Kaster holiday of Mr. week. While Neale was on leave end Mrs. Homer Swain in Monta- the family took a sight-seeing trip gue were his sister, Mrs. Pat to Los Angeles and vicinity and Kindorf and son, Richard of Oak-also visited her brother, Chris land, and his mother, Mrs. Eva Stanshaw- and family in Haw Swain of Chico. Ithorne, California. After their re- turn to Etna they made a trip To Klamath Kails Mr. and Mrs. to the Forks of Salmon on Sun Perl Brooks and daughter, Karen, jday. Monday. Mrs. Linderman ac ol Montague spent the Easter companied Neale to Redding on weekend in Klamath Falls, where his return trip to Merced. they were houseguests at the home of Mrs. Brooks' mother, Mrs. Gla- Completed The Red Cromi cam dys Cox. Ipaign in Callahan and vicinity, Ijteaded by Mrs. Bertha Stone, as Returned to College Charlene sisted bv Mrs. Helen Anderson, nd Carol Phillips, after spending Callahan, and Mrs. Rav Lvdav. the Easter vacation season with j East Fork, was completed on Tues their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles day. Phillips of Montague, returned Sunday night to resume their (til- Movrd Machinery and equip, dies at Chico State College. Bruce :mcnt of the Humboldt Construe C.riewe. fiance of tharlene. ar- ,ion Company, which waa parked rived on Friday Jo spend the durinR tne wlnler month, on hc weekend with his bride-elect and property of Edwin Corv. Callahan, her parents, and made the trip has bccn movod llp 0 lhp Caa. back to Chico with the girls. han-Cecilville road preparatory to . . ,, .... commencing construction work Returned llrnne Mrs. Ada John- nn ,h0 rnA none reiuiiieti vveanesaav April J. to her Montague home after spend Ing a week in Phoenix. Arizona where she was the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons, for mer residents of Montague. Bark to College Gretchen Rally The Rev. Kenneth Porlcr. pastor of the Etna Methodist Church, announced that the Meth odist Youth Fellowship of Siski you County will hold a rally at the Etna Methodist Church, April U, GLAMOR GIRLS aa WW. KW r-aiaw SyndKW. fcit, WoriB aMai i at "Whether these lofty figures will be attained is questionable. but it seems to be a proven fact that hull markets often continue beyond the expectation of many ltlhsndjelaej Thp enlisted a law of physics laid down by Sir Isaac Newton, who formulated the laws of gravity. Newton held that a body remains in a state of unrest or of uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon hy forces from the outside. That state of rest idea is out, but the market men have selected a statement that goes like this: A trend once established, tends its proposed changes In credit regulationa. After that day there are 18 ses sions left in April. The December low was 5.5608 at the close on Dec. 7 in the Dow-J nun industrial average. Cliches About British Describe Prime Minister By ARTHL R GAYSHOtN else has got to get the Allies to- LONDON 'API Just what kind Kether. ...... r d:,;u Mann an arlua v is n atlvelv it' 1 1 1 ,1 11 is nils miusii im nut iii.u-' . . . " t- . ... iler who has seeniint'lv seized inexperienced in dealing with theJ1" '-"'" nW aim mat was ST Jtiafve inS an attempt "', hard'hargaining Soviets. He Sg the .inventor of the break the cold war stalemate? companied then Prune Minister D" he himself .vninonv Eoen to tne ii'.ia summii y" n ' uns conference in Geneva as foreign i market is whether or not the lata minister, sat in at a foreign nun- federal Reserve moves to istcrs- conference on Germany ail',lr,al1 ,hr of rrrl11 'he few months later, and in lD.ifi met market will he the force acting with the Soviet leaders again in 1 Bainst the trend from the out- London Rut lhat was about the sldF- limit of his first-hand experience! Tn''"' ha-e m lhe financial in negotiating. Idlatrtct who have held right along Since heeommiT nrime minister ilhat if lhe market is to he broken he has made a point of arranging man-lo-man talks with President Eisenhower as olten as possible. WHY PAY MORE "I'd say your MOTHER is the fastest draw this side of the Rockies." Nikita Khrushchev found out last month that all the old cliches about the British certainly fit Harold Macmillan. He is polished and suit spoken never gets ruffled and perhaps leaves one with the slightly un easy feeling that he may not real ly be as friendly as he seems. And he won't be bullied. The way British officials tell it. Khrushchev angrily rapped the Kremlin table. If the West gets in the way of the Soviet plan for Berlin, he exploded, it could mean at all it will be through credit At the same time they have loudly proclaimed there was no with West German Chancellor ' 10 me knnrarl 14,a,iar avlth French current market. ineir mrrniua nas neen Pr.iHnnl rh.-irl,..; Ho CrmlU find with British Comnvonwealth and always gets lis marKoi "the ' The done his best to read all the offi cial Foreign Office assessments of Soviet aims and purposes, ospe- ;in 18-month investigation, policcjken after April Borrowed Blood Holds Key In Some Cancer Defense By Af.TOV Rl.AKESI.EE showed a black cancerous spot a Associated Press Science Writer year later, and this spot was re- NhW xOnK 'AI ' Cancer van-! moved. Since then he has been ished in a young man given blood perlectly well, from another man who had spon-i enminhu the first man' hinnH taneously recovered from thelscicnlists al the National Cancer same type of "black cancer," two I lnstitute fm,nd no slf,n of vjrusrSi physicians reported today. nor any eff(,tts on mPianoma cells 111s nrainaiic recovery inoi- ,. a u.iti. ,i,p hinni 4, Goertz. who had spent the Easter vacation with her parents. Mr. audi Mrs. Gus Goertz, left late Sunday Etna-Mrs. Franklin Maplesden to return to Chico State College entertained at a birthday dinner where she is a student. I honoring her daughter Jeanne, on , Iher eighteenth birthday. Easter Etna-Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stout- Sunday. A hirthday cake, drcor enberg of Etna, quietlv colohrat-li" w,lh violets, was served to the ed their 42nd wedding anniversary' faml'v and ,h('lr Ruest- . Lot on March 2fi. The couple werej"e "a" married in Buffalo. Montana and re the narenU nf mi on ehildron Guests Of Mrs. Hazel Owens. .,,,,,,.. si"" K iuuii!as0 nave Dccn a vcry rare coin wt-ic uca sun dim iauiuy. .nr. ana cjdejlce I Mrs. Ronald Owens of Chico. I , ,h,ra ,an rookino the hor . , .... rowed blood did not benefit. But .suipiise r neoui ana neiiininrs , u k,. i,,ai,. , iaaia 1.1... dty of California at Santa Barbara. m !"lP'ie r.u- ally wjtn the tancor "oiu nuiwu uu 111s miuiuay ai In Etna-Duke Stroud, a student jf uhoni in Quar,z Valley Re st the University of California at gg"" were servwl by M". Berkeley, visited his grandparents. Buton to 43 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Solari in i Etna, during vacation cates the borrowed blood con tained some mysterious defense against the cancer. But it could Home for spring vacation is Stafford Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith of Etna. Staf ford is a student at the Univer test- tubes. Spontaneous recovery from mel anoma is rare. Stunner and Ko rakcr said they knew of only one CUfl other than the man who came to them in 1949. Macmillan's silver mustache hardly quivered. Then he hroke the hush to reply with equal force ihat the Allies ne er will sun civ dor their rights in the menaced cially in relation to Germany. city. Khrushchev apparently was im-L - . . pressed by Macmillan's MUSSOlllll UlOPy Most British politicians Ldbtjlcd SholTl known for vears that "Macmillan never flaps; he does not run; he VFRCELU. Italy 'AP After keeps trying The British leader will keep trying in his talks with President Eisenhower this week as he tried with Khrushchev to insure that Washington and Moscow: don't get into positions from which they might find it impossible to retreat. That is because Macmillan seemingly took Khrushchev's talk of war seriously. And that is why he has been emphasizing the need for flexibility. Macmillan's new ambition to be a peacemaker may stem from his incurable optimism an opti mism that rarely has failed him in his rise to political leadership. There have been suggest m:is a' home and abroad that he also i: being moved by vote-catching on siderations at the time when his party almost certainly faces general election within six months. And anolher likely explanation is that with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles ill. somebody West European statesmen. He has,1;5 rouPs Print out that the Federal Reserve isn't trying to break the market because such .t move would do just what the ted doesn't want anything that might interfere with the continued upturn in business. All groups right now are watch ing developments. There is an old saying which Tahell relates as follows: "In every year since the low of lhe previous December was bro- ay a diary attributed to the late Benito Mussolini is a fake. Amalia Pavini Rosati. 4fi. was ordered arrested on charges of trying to sell the diary for eight million lire ($11,100). She claimed her father, a police official, found the diary in an investigation. April sixth is the date for the federal Reserve to gather up BOMBS AWAY ST. HELIKR, Isle of Jersey- England il'PI E. N. Walker. a bomb disposal expert, said hi appeal for all dangerous war sou venirs had already brought him a numher of anti-tank bombs and one hand grenade loaded with nitroglycerine. They came in the mail. WILSON BASEBALL EQUIPMENT Gloves T if iri taSaaWaiiJ TttU(ffm Mcf.l'LH Balls Bats l Supplies FLEET'S 322 So. 7th Ph. TU 4-45 20 A tnnr D30 beord ..2-ky ' board eJfcMM Variobta Vibrato, podal bow. thrilling ton 1 Open Evenings KLAMATH MUSIC CENTER Acraat From Mill. School SIS E. Moin TU 4-J0 To Mlnot Leaving Marcli 31 for Minot. North Dakota were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simas and family of Callahan. There they will visit her falher who has been ill. During the Simas' absence Shirley Baker and Donald Fowler will be care takers of their place. Cold Vaccine Due Shortly CHICAGO 'API An expert to day predicted a vaccine that will prevent from 60 lo 70 per cent of From New York Visiting her: all common colds probably will be available within the next two years. Dr. Thomas G. Ward, professor of virology at the 1'nivorsity of .Notre uame. said he believes a vaccine can be developed against "an acceptable proportion of the common colds." He S;iiri 7-. tn HO n..r- mnl f common colds are caused hy aj removed parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Czer winskin in Etna, is Mrs. Elwood Funk and daughter, from Pough keepsie. New York. Tn Bend Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murl Wood and daughter, in Bend, recently, were her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts of Etna. Started A. C. Stoutenberg has The unusual case was described by Drs. Wilbur C. Sunnier and Al van C. Foraker, of Jacksonville. Fla., to the annual meeting of the James Ewing Society at Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Dis eases here. All three men had malignant melanoma, the so-called "black cancer" which often starts in moles on the body. Surgery can cure if the melanoma is still lo calized. But it often spreads rap idly, early, and fatally to other parts of the body. A 30-year-old man. first seen in l!M!t. recovered from fairly wide spread melanoma after some of the black cancer spots have been removed surgically. In 194. some of his blood was shon to a 2a-year-old man who had multiple outbreaks of melano ma on his body. Again, only some of the cancerous spots could be group of viruses or a group of But six weeks after he received houses he plans to build on the lots he recently purchased from Keith Naylor in Etna. irtartrd construction on one of two bacleria nf lhe streptococcus type lh" Mooa- mi,n-v of lhc cancerous vaccines made from dead or' wihii tamed viruses ran be injected me"'ng away' Physicians said into the bodv and develop resist- Within six months there was no ance against' viruses sign of melanoma. One finger To Etna Mrs. Vernon Gilmorel "I realize thai I have stuck mv SIGN TRADE PACT CAIRO (UPI) The United Arab Republic and Communist Hungary signed a three - year trade agreement and one year protocol payment part Thursday At RR Crossing brought Mrs. Helen Anderson of neck out." Dr. Ward commented Callahan to Etna, where she re-1 in an interview in Today's Health, ceived medical treatment recently. ' a magazine published by the i American Medical Assn. Raby Girl Mr. and Mrs. James fcogue. Etna, are the proud par- nts of a girl horn March 31 n,ari MlltaS DiaSC weighing 7 pounds. 14 ounces atl"' "M avitra the office of Dr. G. P. Aahcrafl In Etna. The baby has been named Marilee Faith SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. APi New Son-A son was horn to Tr" warning bell was clangingjl nir. ana .Mrs. l.ougias riorn oi oa c j jwuuuui-c Etna on April I, weighing 7 pounds walked toward the railroad cross-. 12 ounces at the office of Dr. I G. P. Ashcraft in Etna. i Bul he kept on walking and was I killed. Bahv Bot Born to Mr and Mr.. Witnesses heard the bell and' Robert Towne. Etna, a son. March W Southern Pacific passenger !!. weighing S pounds, at the office ,ra'n slrlk'' 'h" 60-year-old man of Dr. G. P. Ashcraft in Etna. Theand hurl him into the air. babv has been named Roger Dale. why didn t he stop? Investiga-1 tors said he was deaf. Surgrry Frank Bran-nn For' HaaaHHHaaaaaH Jones postmaster, recently under went surgery in the Mercy Hos-! pit al in Redding. It has been re ported that he will be confined fa the hospital for at least an-1 other week. Leave Neale Purcell, Airman i I-c. stationed at Castle Air Force Base, near Merred. spent a short j furlough with hia mother. Mrs ' Julia Linderman and brothers. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPS REAMES GOLF and COUNTRY CLUB now available! Coll Ben Stont at the Ceun- Club, Ph. 4.6S31 tor information. 1 People Read SPOT ADS - you are WINDOWS ALUMINUM SLIDING - WITH SCREENS 3- 0x2-0 $19.95 4- 0x2-6 $24.25 6-0x3-0 $32.50 Completa List of Siiei At Proportionate PricCt McCollum Lbr. Home Mart 2030 So. 6th TU 2-5885 No more wasted lunch hours for me!" "I used to spend my lunch hour dashing around town to pay bills. But now I have my Bank of Klamath Falls Check ing Account to do it for me. That leaves more time to eat, to shop, to relax. It's really wonderful! Why don't you pay your bills by a Bank of Klamath Falls check, too?" Ilia our Big on-tha-pramitai parking lot and our eonvaniant drlva-in windowl a a a a I L enriK 1 mm mLHmnTM FULL 6th ond Klamath Avenue All D.po, Iniurad Up to $10,000 By tha F.O.I.C OPEN YOUR CHECK ING ACCOUNT NOW! You'll anjoy banking at tha friandly, homo ewnad Bank- of Klamath Falls. And you'll anjoy tha low, low eoit of doing butinasi haral aMaeMMaeaejftoeMahafat