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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falla. Ore. Thurnday. Jun Js. HW MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks Livestock WALL STREET KLAMATH FALLS NKW VOnK P - The Hock f:sTO K AUCTION MARKET market rloed higher today attrr JUNE 21. Hit Brisk rally pai ca ny electronics. I'.eels and motors. Volume (or the d.iy was esti mated at I.w.ohi shares com- Receipt: Cattle 289. Hogs M sheep 24. Compared last Tuesday cows Cil I ,M I,,.,,... I. Mt !.! half. P' i ,H o.r offered In estah. Morty Meekle YEH.OL0 800MEB 6CREAME0 StOOOV MUC06. BUT He KNEW I MEANT B0SINE6S.ANDHE (Jains amon; key stocks ranged poinl . Iish market; feeder hcilers steady; hogs .25 lower. from fractions to around a A (nut I klnrllrc nitflfsrl 1 tfl ft Sm. .- were oil sliditlv. ! low Std.. M.MV22W: Cmcl from hrgha scored earlier in ihc.U W-' Utility. 17 1019 30. Can tiers k Cutters. !(I6; I day. Yminostown oat ed the steels di-' Bulls: Utility and Cmcl . 22 35: vision with a g;in of 2'j VS. 1:4 10: guernseys. 17 10-20 40 Steel added l'. Republic 1 andl Veal Calves: C.oud-Choice. 27 Lukens l'. IjO.:; Ilvy. Killer Calves. -2(i Chrysler was up VI. Ford arid- Rahy Calves, beef, M 44; Holstcins. ed a point and American Motors 26-3ii per head. 4. Oiier.il Motors lost . Stackers and Feeders: Sli-eri. P.icihc Telephone climbed 8'i on Medium Good, .ingles, 7tm-".o Ins., Mock split news. American Tele-1 24.50-25 M Heifer, (iood Choice. phone, ils parent, milled -V j 5t,o-7ii0 lb.. 24 90 27.10; Common- Features included General Tire Medium. 21.fin-23 75; one lot Ml Ui 2'i, Texas Instruments up 4. 1 good and choice Tii lbs., 25 00- U.S. government bonds drilled 2.10; steer and Heiier laives, too loner. few to establish market, recder Cows, 14 10-17.10; Stock Cows pairs, 14-237; Springers, 141 per head. Hogs: U.S. 1 k 2 180-220 lbs.). 17 50-17.70; U.S. No. 3. IR 25: Sows. S'silO lO 13 10; Wcancr Piss, 4. SO UR ill. 30; very light, 1.00-3 00 par 30 H head. 102 1, Sheep: Feeder lambs, 14.00 per 30 -V head; Ewes, breeders, 7.50 per 42 head. S7 ? I Reported by Ray Petersen, coun- TUA.T Alfa B-VMI A VtX) 0EMAN0EQ V 5TANLEX y I 7 I MIGHT HAV KNOWN MET? I""! I , I HE GAVE IT TO " I FIN06OME WAV TOOer I -If L ME IN PENNIES ' NKW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical Atlis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyonamide American Motors American Smelting A merican Tel k Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda opper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Aviation BctMchem Steel Boeing Airplane Company Borden Co. Borg Warner ' Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Cclane.se Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison , Continental 'Can ' Crown Zcllerbach Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical dii Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tiro Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods , General Motors Georgia Pac. Co. Goodyear Tire Great Northern Great West Sugar. Idaho Power Illinois Central - International Nickel International Paper International T & T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libhy, McNeill & Libby Lockheed Aircraft Loew s Incorporated Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Cenlral Northern. Pacific .Pacilic American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel it Tel Pan American Airways Penney J.C Co. Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Radio Corp. of Amer. Rayonier Incorporated Republic Steel Reynolds Melals Richfield Oil Salcway Stores Inc. St. Regis Scott Paper, Company Sean Roebuck k Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacilic Sperry Rand Standard Oil California Standard Oil N.J. Studch.iker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Swilt k Company Texaco Thompson Products Transamerica Corporation Twentieth Century Fox I'nion Oil Company Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircrall U nited Corporation United Slates Plywood United States Steel WaUrccn Siorcs Wi iner Pictures Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel Westinghou.se Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wonlwnrth Company 23 42 40 7 9.1 'i 49 84 1 74 ty extension agent. RED BLUFF fUPI-FSMNSI -Livestr auction: Cattle: Salable 690. including 175 calves. Active, mostly steady. Slaughter steers- Standard In onnd 984-119 lbs. 24 80-25.10. Slaughter 'jcows: Few tir..'ard 21.10-21 M. T : bulk utility and commercial 18.50- 18 00. Stocker and feeder staers: Good to low-choice 286-540 lbs. 28 00-32 80 640-820 lb. weights 25.10-26.80. ; 4 ! medium to low-good feeders 23.10- 24.90. Stocker and feeder hellers: i Good to choice 52.5-W2 lbs. 25 .10- 26.50, medium and good 22.00 s (Slayer Loses Reprieve Bid SAN FRANCISCO (CPU Con victed double murderer Cecil Her man Ward. 25. lost a bid Wednes day to avoid his Friday date with tue Sun (Juentin gas chamber. U. S. District Judge Louis E Goodman denied a petition for ha beas corpus, rejecting the Rakers ficld man's claim that he was un constitutionally sentenced under terms of a law passed alter the crime. Ward, an oil field worker, was convicted of killing his mother-in-law. Mrs. Neil Parns. 43. and her daughter. Brenda, 13. at the cli max of a quarrel with his es tranged wife, Bohboe, 21. The law prov ided for a separate jury trial on the issue of penalty. Judge Goodman said such ex post facto laws are unconstitution al only when they change the sit uation to the disadvantage of llie-l accused. 80 42 34 30S 29 105 i. 3 S " li 00 " j Hoas: Salable 75. Good " . choice under f5 lb. feeder 52 ' ' u no fk 7S.' ih IQIW Sheep: Medium and good 70-8:1 lb. leeder spring lambs 16 50-17.70. good and choice mixed fats and feeders 20.00-20.10; few common lightweight feeders 13.25-14.75. and pits 34 V4R 89 't 248 'i 85 31 1. lli 142 73'. 54 ' 79 i 50 t, 55 119 i, 54 . 26 46 49 ii 114 '. 37 s 5.1 M J, 104 '! 11 ss 30 30 H STOCKTON tll'I-FSMNSi Cattle salable 100. Bulk of sup ply feeder heifers and load cows with calves at side. Few canner and culler cows steady at 16- 17.50. Calves salable 25. Not enough olleied to test market prices. Hogs salable IHO. Butcher hogs scarce, bulk of supply sows and leeder -pigs. Sows steady with Tuesday, no sales on feeders. U S. California Weather Atom Wastes May Be Aid SAN DIEGO. Calif. UPI Atomic wastes, usually regarded as a disposal problem, may be a blessing rather than always a potential hazard, according lo an expert in the field of experiment al reactors. Dr. Richard Stone, of General Dynamics' new John Jay Hop kins Laboratory of Pure and Applied Science, which was dedi cated formally today, thinks all atomic waste will be used some day. "Those so called waste prod ucts will become uselul to man kind." he told a news conference low 53-63. Southerly winds 10- "Oh, I'll admit that you pay ma good money already, Mr. Higgins! It's just that thara'a not enough of it!" Boy Faces New Threat United Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair today tonight and Friday. Fog near coast early morning. High to day San Francisco 65. Oakland 71. ., xilmii Jn Da(a.i 70 iJ MIAMI. Fla. (AP - Mike Si tonieht 51-5. ' Stroneer than nor-'00''- ,he who lo5t his herself and chaperon to Sacramen- Pish, Game Commission Received Wrist Slopping By DE VAN L. SHUMWAV I While limiting either sex hunti, SACRAMENTO (LTD Thc'the Legislature also got underway 19o9 California Legislature, which i a system to tell where the dollar adjourned last week, gave sports- goes in fish and game expenditures men nearly everything they asked which amount to about SlO.ooo.ono but slapped the wrist of the Fish a year in appropriated funds. and Game Commission at least' Assemblywoman Pauline L. Da- once. i vis 'D-Portolai. was appointed to There were a couple of chuckles head the lower chamber's Fish in the lawmakers, too." - and Game Committee and served Although nobody aeriously ex- notice right away that she wanted pected them to do otherwise, the established in the department a legislators renewed lor another cost accounting system, two years the regulatory powers This had particular application of the Fish and Game Commission to the pheasant and fish put and without even an argument. Hake programs. Gov. Edmund G. Then, they turned around and Brown signed her cost accounting refused to let the commission de- bill into law June 16. Queen Title Decision Due YREKA Nine young ladies, representing various towns and communities in Siskiyou County and in competition for the title Bill, which requires county super-mission and restored the special crown of Miss Siskiyou, will face the judges' panel Friday evening. June 26, 8 o'clock in ' the Yrcka Inn. cide on its own whether an antler less deer hunt should be sched uled. They renewed, also for anoth- Mrs. Davis also chalked up one other major success in sports leg islation. It was at her urging that er two years, the so called Busch the legislators overruled the corn- visors to approve either sex deer 'deer hunts for bow and arrow hunts. hunters, eliminated in late May by The original Busch Bill, adopted) the commission, by the Legislature In 1956, fol- But Mrs. Davis failed in her Competing girls and their soon- lowed action of the commission 'plan to close fishing for 24 hours surs are Wanda Glenn. Montague on its own setting either sex hunts! a stream that has been planted. Explanation Rotary Club: irginia Hook. re- in sections of northern California. ka Lions Club: Sharon Jean Walsh. Vreka Chamber of Commerce; Peggy Alten. Mount Shasta Lions Club: Lindell Hamilton. Dorris vi-iciana ui ruiciKn ndis; L.uiud 0 m III Coppi. Dunsmuir Chamber of Coni- 'HAMAf merce; Lois Williams. Weed Cham- sf CIICUUICU ber of Commerce; Sharon Comer. TUelake VFW; and Vicki McCol- FAIRFIELD UPI Two San dustry lum, Pondosa, McCloud Service . Francisco County officials have Stale Sen. Waverly Jack Slal Club. ibeen ordered to appear in Super-jtery iD-Finleyl introduced a res- Judges will include Lt. L. De- ior Court in Fairfield Monday to olution that called for the Fish tltus eliminating "truck followers.' That bill was sent to an interim committee for study. Then there was the battle over the sea lion, centering generally around whether he was a cute little fishy or a giant monster who eats salmon by the ton and. is threatening the north coast's in- dux. Women s Reserve Army explain why they had a 69 year Corps of Sacramento: Sgt. Gilbert! old retired Orland school teacher Bell. Army recruiter from Red- arrested on a manslaughter and Game Department to cut down the number of sea lions along the coastline at least to a manageable number. But the cry went up that sea Lindy Lindstrom, KBES-TV. Med-;C. Carberry and Coroner Henryllions "are harmless and a real ding: Colleen Hop of the McdlordiChrrge. Dance and Modeling School and San Francisco Sheriff Matthew ford. The girls are to be judged for beauty of face and figure, as well as poise and personality. The con test is sponsored annually by the Coordination Council of Chambers of Commerce of Siskiyou County. The girl' chosen as Miss Siski you will receive a $100 cash prize and an all-expense paid trip for mal westerly winds.. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou: Cloudy to day tonight and Friday. Possibly a, few light showers Friday. Cool er today. Sacramento Valley: Partly cloudy north portion. Fair south portion today, tonight and Friday. Cooler today and tonight. High 82- 350 lbs 13, 3."0-4.')0 550 lbs 9.50-11, (WO- 1-3 SOWS 300 lbs 11-13. 450 700 lbs 8 50 - Sheep salable 25. Odd lots feed er spring lambs steady suable lot around 70 Ih medium shorn feeder spring lambs 17. Wednesday. "I always explain it by pointing out that gasoline was once a waste product in the pro duction of kerosene. "I think that sDme day we will lake all the atomic wastes for man's use and be crying for more." VACATIONS SLATED McCLOL'D All production work ers of the McCloud River Lumber Company will start their vacations June 26. All lumber production will cease at the end of the June 25 night shift. Operations will be re sumed July 13. About 900 employes are aflecled by the vacation shut PORTLAND (API (I SUM !j... .. : 7 i iiuwii. .tittiiiit-iidiice men win lane i aiue saiamc zoo; timitea s.ilrs on K11!all classes steady: 12 head lots 27jgood 841 lb led steers 27.50. one 55 7tj.u)t al 26 110: 12 head lftl ctnoH ?l:l 20 tll.p.lt Northwestern California: Partly cloudy today, tonight and Friday. Occasional light rain Cape Mendo cino northward tonight and Fri day. Cooler inland today and to night. High-low at I'kiah 77-52, Santa Rosa 84-50, Napa 84-50. Northwest winds 12-25 m.p.h. along the coast. Obituories eyes, in a fight against cancer, to. where she will enter the corn faces the possibility of new' pain. 'petition in the Maid of Califor Doctors at Miami Cancer Insli.lnia Contest. ' W. Turkel received the order from Superior Judge Raymond J. Sher win Wednesday after a petition for a writ of habeas corpus was filed on behalf of the school teacher, Miss Sammie P. Harwell. Miss Harwell was driver of a asset to California." Slattery'i bill failed to make the grade. However, a large number of oth er measures did get to the gov ernor's desk. They would: Set up a uniform boating act for California waters; open public res- car involved in an accident March ervoirs to recreation use: allow 20 on Highway 40 near Fairfield.ju.se of a bow and arrow to take Her passenger, Frances Father ington. 59. died of injuries. . Attorney Thomas Healy contends that because Miss Harwell paid an $11 fine Jn Sulsun Justice lute say they have found strong A dance wil1 he .held following ! Court as rcsUlt or u,e accident evidence cancer cells may have ,:,,,ilh fed heilers 27 00; utilily cows 1 16 50-17 50: part loa-t utility and 1 standard mixed ru nnH hoili.rt 29 1 4 20 00: individual fat utility down their vacations at a later date. GRAINS CHICAGO (API High Low Close Prev. Close Wheat Jly 19 28 '4 29 Ti 44 H 1,19 vealers opening steady; lew high Sep Dec Mar May 111 lo 13.50; canners and cullers mostly 14 00-15.50. lew heavy cut ters lo 16.00; few culler bulls 20 00-22.00. individual 2.220 Ih util ity hull 23 00: small lot common medium 540 lb slock lteers 20 75 small lot good-choice 450 Ih year 214 . ling; stock heifers 28 00. 7li Calves salable 50: tr.ide ilmv 10 78 cnoice 25 00-28 00; utility - standard :' 'i2n O"-23 00: culls down to 15 on "iJ "4 Hogs salable 350: holdovers 90. ' tradr slow; butchers and sows 25 w 14 mostly 50 lower: U.S.' 1-2 butchers M 11 230 lbs 18 25 18 50. small lots J3'4 1 18 75; mixed 1-3 1110 235 lbs 17.50. '!lv "1'hljl8 0fl: few lots 2.1s 245-275 lbsScp 55 IB 00-16 SO: 13 395-535 Ih iiw.1'" M ' ill 50.1.1 n May 49 ' 10 . 2.5 't 7 I Bli'i 1 8.V, I 88'.-1, la.')-. I.89 1 88' 1 R9V4 1 8H'4 1.95. 1.94'J 1.95-95'i 1 M' 1 98'. 1 97'i l.M't-i 1.9i. 1 W. 1.'. 1.98a 1.95'. Wheat iumi Jly I R.T. 1 82', 1.83 I.82'3 Sep 1.85'i 1.844 1 8S'i 1.84'. Corn Jly Sep Dec Mar May Oals My Sep LAWRENCE GRANTS PASS-Lucy Lawrence, 64. died Tuesday. June 23. at her home in Grants Pass. She was horn February 23, 1895. in Fayetlcville. Arkansas, and had been a resident of Grants Pass for nine years. Surviving are. the wi dower, James C. iPetei; one son. lauford, Vallejo: four daughters. Phyllis Sammons. Bremerton: Marjorie Hankins. Bonanza; Ro berta Pashley. Wcehawken. New Jersey and Audrey Lawrence; two sisters. Mrs. Estella Green. Ster ling, Colorada and Mrs. Lola Al der. .W'alsenberg. Colorado; five brothers. Irvin Guisinger, W'alsen berg; Chester Guisinger, Denver; Alfred and Jesse Guisinger. Tuc son and Orville Guisinger, Shady Point, Oklahoma: 18 grandchil dren and three great-grandchil dren moved into his lungs. Mike, now 7 is unaware of the new threat. He only knows of periodic brushings of his throat and that he must take shots at the institute. . These, he believes, are to "build him up" -for a vacation camping trip with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. James Sibole, and his broth er, Jerry, 4. In 19.54, the parents agreed to Ihe first eye removal: in 1956. the. agreed to the second. With out the operations, specialists said, the cancer would have moved into the lad's brain and brought death. "We have done all we can," Sibole said Tuesday. "We can Edith now only hope and pray. In the meantime, we want to give Mike all of the happiness we can. He's the- contest, and tickets may be obtained at the Yreka Flower Shop. Retired Worker Plans Italy Trip McCLOUD Angelo Movalli. for mer McCloud lumber shipping de partment employe, will sail for Italy July 4. His plans are rather indefinite, as to whether he will stay there, after being away since 1920. He is returning to Ispra. Province Varese. Movalli has been steadily em ployed by the McCloud River Lum ber Company since April 25, 1925. He recently retired. Mrs. Bina Flora, Mrs. Alice Short and Mrs. Gino Baldi, were cohostesses at a farewell party the evening of June 19. A large lur-beanng mammals: give some . wardens powers of peace officers under the fish and game ' code: and require a report on hunting accidents within 48 hours. Five Firemen another charge would place her in double jeopardy. rnroner Tnrka! ennHii.Aft hi ' own investigation of the case and Hurt tl BlOZe SAN FRANCISCO lUPD issued a warrant charging Miss Harwell with manslaughter. Car berry served the warrant. BALLOTS TABULATED , McCLOUD Members of Local 6-64 International Woodworkers of America. McCloud. voted 4-1 to ac cept the recommended settlement of contract issues and wages. Ac ceptance or rejection of the state ment will be by majority vote of all locals. The ballots are being tabulated in Portland this week. - A four alarm fire roared through two apartment buildings and a woodworking shop Wednesday night' near Kczar Stadium. Five firemen were injured bat tling the blaze, but approximately 100 residents of the buildings fled without incident. The fire was believed to hava started with the explosion of a boiler in the woodworking shop shortly after 11 p.m. Damage was estimated at ap proximately $150.ood. group of friends gathered to wish really looking forward, to this ,ne retired man a pleasant voy- camping trip.' 1 26', 1 25'a 1 26-26'. 1 25'j 1.211. 12liv, 1.21 1.204 1 15'. t tji I !-;. 1 lis. I in 1 18 1 ir'4 1 18H "" """ Funeral Home Saturday. 120', 120', 1.20', 1.20',j-,un " " (old type contracts' .64', .65 Dad Drowns In Save Try .6.5'. .64'. 65J4 .67 .66 .67 Oats tnew type contracts' .66'. 64H 66'.-'4 .6,'iS .66'. .68'. .71'. 69 .70'. .72' 70S .72'. Rye Jly Sheep salable 800; spring slaugh ter lambs active, fully slcadv: other classes unchanged: about ScD 150 head rhmro ri-nlml Or. rn,.k Dec I 24- 1.24'. 1 2.1 I 23H 1.23 1.23VH I 22', 1 .27 'a 1.26'4 I 27'4-H 1 26'4 LIVERMORE (CPU A San Francisco father dived in the Del ta Mendola Canal Wednesday in an effort to save his 11-year-old son, but both drowned in the swift current. The victims were Sidney Camp bell and his son, Charles. Another son. Donald. 9. witnessed the Ira. Funeral services are at Hull omv Donald told authorities Ihey were fishing on the canal when Charles' hal fell in. The boy dived ir after (he hat, but was unable lo fight the current. Campbell leaped into the water and was pulled under by the boy's frantic efforts to escape the cur rent. "I watched them going away in the water." Donald told police. "I think they were praying." Highway Patrol m . Sets New Mark . I SACHAMKNTO IT1 - The hH 4 .raI.l..rH.B IJ.e,i,.. .... D....l " lambs and several loll choice 1" 129 '. 1 28', I.29S. 1 28', ' "T set a record of 98.2H8 arrests dur ing May. Drunk driving arrests led thei list and were up 14 62 per cent while speed arrests were 11 51 "Stranded Whale LTt ,k M00; .1 ch0Hjiv 2 23.. 221. 2 iP. ln nMy "'prt to gov. Ed- Gets Assistance 80-105 lb native spring lambs 22 25-!;!1' J" "'mund O. Brown, the patrol saidi Ve5 M55ISianCe "22 50; mixed good-choice 22 00: few sood 20 00-21 mv mil .hum .lani-'hlrr .wm 1 "jv-l'ian 36 '. 46 11 50. Nov 2 IS'. 2 3-H 2 14'4 2 13-. 2 .IS J lirv, 2 12-'4 2.10',I,'U!C acclden,s dur,nl May look LONG BEACH H'PU-Shark 34 38 1 good 52 IS 110; good-choice 65-85 lb leeder ,lan bs 17 50-18 00. Mar I'. 2 14'. 2 15"( 3 19'. 217. 5 18, 2.14'i V ' " ""'rary swimmers had a . 'i.viay 01 ihsi year ana 07 more age and happy retirement. Movalli was a charter member of Local 6-64 International Wood workers of America and has been a member of the Sons of Italy lodge since 1930. "I may be back. It all depends on how much things have changed at home and how well I like it there." he said. . FLOOR LAYING -7c per Sq. Ft. V SANDING & FINISHING NEW FLOORS 12c per Sq. Ft. RESIDENCE OR COMMERCIAL ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ROBERT LANTZ 1912 Wiord Phone TU 4-8589 nan 2 17-Sj than April. whale of scare Wednesday. Lifeguards in shark patrol boats responded to a woman bather's yell. When Ihey reached 35 ' PotatOM i ecu . I delivery : I I WMIIIJ WUUUIC ine creature, tney louncl it was '. lOats, No.I. -lb white 53 t M So AI I. !a -I & ' "'' hale which had sn',1 CHICAGO f.P - Potatoes ar-:Barley. No 2. 45 In W. 45 5.) " cw riWipilU, been stranded in shallow water 4.1 '-.Irivjls 161: on track 348: total 1' S 'Corn. No 2 K Y th o l 58 00-58 15 . . .. ... . .1 Bathers joined lifeguards ir W.-ishmmenl. 541 IH OILrmc. Wheal ihldl lo arrive mark.1 - .L ' ' ' .. ! Phing the While whale bt to ' " swiica inai j PORTLAND t.P - Coarse grains. 15-day shipment, bulk. Young Couple old - lUi'.'too limited to lest market Wheat (bid' new basis No. 1 bulk delivered coast: .-x-i j iinir i mil M , water Clark and Rndnev lln-liiitl! ...i -., M.iini ioi iuii nniii-i .iihiiuv osin nimr 'n.iu i'i'iu.uiv' ' ptanneo lo get married something 92 S 'weaker: Round Reds imettled. I White Club 55 car lot l ack sales: California Hard Red Winter: 'Long Whiles 4 85 5 15: California Ordinary PRISONERS' IHAI.KACTOK B.ikers 4 15-85: Alabama Round 10 per cent (iKELNVILLE. Miss i Ti iReds 4 00-M ill per cent Circuit Judge Arthur Held sen-j ! Hard White Baart lerced Noiman T.uiksUy lor vo-: SN FRANCISCO ' 'I PI- Ordinary 1 14 mterlered Twice Ihey postponed the wed THE MARKET: Growing or grounded? A cooy of the FITCH SEMI-ANNUAL FORECAST coo help you get more mileogt in the morket. " It's authoritative, forward looking, easy to read, spells out- How industries and individual companies slock up for the second Half of 1959. Here's o sample - - - r. MISSILE AND SATELITfS Fitch lifts the lid on the latest, tells who bos the contracts for research and develooment, who mov fmle on blast-off. Five who pace- the field orf found in the forecast. LOW-PRICED PAST MOVERS tor appreciation ond profit. Fitch lists 'twelve that ore poised WHERE HIGHWAYS ARE HEADED upturns in trucking, automo bile soles and the related road-improvement progrom ... all ere really rolling, ond Fitch points out the profits and pitfalls of each. A MAJOR INDUSTRY, THE OILS has not participated in the ad vancing stock market in the post two years Yet Fitch selects 5 which they feel possess moior upside auolitieations. MAIL THE COUPON FOR YOUR FREE FITCH SEMI-ANNUAL FORll CAST T0DAYI let ion of parole: Ome a month r'SMNS' Potatoes: 10 per cent for Ihe next live years, he must; hern County long whites slight-.ll per cent call at Ihe county jail with gills "not exceeding the value ol a car ton of cigarettes" for Ihe prisoners. ly weaker L SI A 4 75 4 50 12 per cent I Car receipts: Wheat LOS AMjLLKS ilTI-r-'aMNS) 20. flour 14: cor 10. oats I; mill married Wednesday Potatoes: no Oregon sales. 'feet4 11. - I pita room. A SILVER LtNINO LONDON iUPI - Jim Scott I n, ding because of illness in their im-Il his stolen car back Tuesday 1 mediate lamilies. with a new coat of paint, new 15: This week it happened again (bumpers, de-dented fenders and a jMiss Clark went to Ihe hospital reconditioned engine. Scott's five 2 0.1 with appcndici'rs and had an op- year-old car apparently was abao A3 eration on what would have been doned in a London square by 2 0J her wedding da. whomever Hole it. A garage man ItVl! though of postponements, the'mistook it for the one he had barley joung touple decided They were been ordered to pick up. in the in ber bos- same square, for the renov anoo job. MAIL TODAY ... or phone for your copy 3.C I 5fflCi-33Tl3 XL 3T??rri (.TTPBT, rj jJEQfSf. MMH i-JJ ffinn nTTTrrr- rrp.y -SEED FOSTER MARSHALL Souk Central Avenge . Mtdford, Oregoa Wo Mnd m report(s) numbered ... . NAME STeffT , CTY... .ZONt....TAr.