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page HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. ,!ulv 1. MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks WALL STREET NEW YORK (API-Prices soft ened near the close today as the itock market closed mixed. Trad ing was heavy. The ticker tape was late. Volume for the day was esti mated at about the same as Mon day's 3,000,000 shares. Gains of key stocks went from fractions to about a point and los ers moved in the same range. A tew secondary issues posted big gains, most of them respond ing to trading interest based on favorable interpretations of their price chart patterns. Motorola gained more than 5, Cutler-Hammer more than 3, Out board Marine more than 2 and American Machine It Foundary about 2. U.S. Rubber. Caterpillar and Wostjnghouse Electric also were ahead about 2 apiece. Losses of around a point were taken by Kennecott, Allied Chem cal, United Aircraft and Good year. Slightly lower were Texaco, New York Central, Boeing, Re public Steel, American Smelting. U.S. Gypsum and International Nickel. U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Anaconda and American Telephone were not better than ateady. U.S. government bonds drilled lightly lower. NEW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation 24 ' Allied Chemical llfi ',a Allis Chalmers .11 ' Alcoa loo li American Airlines 30 'j American Can 44 ''i American Cyanamide 01 Aincrican Motors 43 3i American Smelting 45 American Tel & Tel no U American Tobacco 06 'z American Viscose 50 Anaconda Copper 04 'z Armco Steel 75 Atchison Railroad 30 Bcndix Aviation 76 '.i Bethlehem Slccl 50 Boeing Airplane Company 37 ' .Borden Co. 42 3 Borg Warner 42 ,t Burroughs Corp. 37 Va California Packing 30 Va Canadian Pacific 29 ',k Caterpillar Tractor 110 'i Celancsc Corporation 30 ' Chrysler Corporation 08 Cities Service 5fi Consolidated Edison 02 H Continental Can 47 Crown Zellcrbach 51 Curtiss Wright 34 Douglas Aircraft 47 i Dow Chemical 80 ', du Pont de Nemours 240 'i Eastman Kodak A3 ' El Paso NG 32 '. Emerson Radio 20 ', Firestone Tire 143 Ford Motor 74 General Dynamics 54 ') General Electric 0(1 'a General Foods 88 General Motors 51 Georgia Pac. Cp. 47, V Goodyear Tira 145 Great Northern 55 Va Great West. Sugar 20 ' Idaho Power 40 Va Illinois Central 40 Vi International Nickel 07 International Paper 120 International T i T 3!) ', lohns Manvillc 52 Kaiser Aluminum 57 Kennecott Copper 104 Libby, McNeill & Libby ll'i, Lockheed Aircraft 30 Locw's Incorporated 29 ', Montgomery Ward 48 National Cash Reg. 02 i New York Central 28 Northern Pacific 55 Pacific American Kish 13 H Pacific Gas & Electric 60 t Pacific Tel & Tel 170 aj, Pan American Airways 20 Penney (J.C.) Co. 112 Pennsylvania Railroad 10 Pepsi Cola Co. 28 Philco Corp. 30 u Phillips Pel. - 47 T Polaroid ' 144 v Fuget Sound P k L 32 , Radio Corp. of Amer. 08 ' Rayonler tncorporaled 27 ' Republic Steel 70 i Reynolds Metals 103 Richfield Oil 04 'i Safeway Stores Inc. 30 St. Regis 4H -1. Scott Paper Company 79 ' Scars Roebuck lc Co. 40 , Shell Oil Co. 70 Sinclair Oil oo Socony Mobil Oil 44 ' Southern Pacific 73 1i Srcrry Rand 25 34 Standard Oil California 53 Standard Oil N.J. 51 S Sludcbakcr Packard It1 Sunray , 23 Sunshine Mining 7 ' Swift & Company 42 Texaco 80 Thompson Products 63 s Transamerica Corporation 28 u Twentieth Century Fox 36 Union Oil Company - 48 ' Union Pacific 34 v United Air Lines 41 United Aircraft si United Corporation S United Slates Plywood 50 United Stales Smelting 32 United Stales Steel 99 'i Walgreen Stores SI ' Warner Pictures H Western Auto Supply 31 'i Western Union Tel. 36 T, Wesllnghouse Air Brake 34 Wesllnghouse Electric M 14 Livestock KLAMATH FALLS LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET June 29, 1959 Receipt: Cattle 408. Hogs 130. Sheep 20. Compared last Monday led steers, heifers and cows steady to .50 higher; feeder and slocker cat tle weaker to 1.00 lower; hogs .75 lower. Fed steers: Choice. 27.75-20. 20; good, 26.25-27.75; holslcins, 21.10 25.10. Fed heifers: Choice, 27.60-28 60; good, 25.00-27.30: std., 22.10-23.25. Cows: Std., 20.23-21.00; cornel., 19.25-20.40; utility, 17.20-19.60; can ners and cutters, 14.10-17.10. Bulls: Utility and cornel., 21.60 23.50. Veal calves: Good-choice, 27.00 27.250 hvy. killer calves, 26.10 26.80. Bahy calves, holslein, 20.00 26.00; older beef breeds, 45-50 per head. Stockers and feeders: Steers, medium-good, 500-700 lbs., 24.00 27.00 : 700-860 lbs., 23.85-24.90. Ilcilcrs, medium-good, 500-701) lbs., 23.10-25.00. Steer calves, medium-good. 335-500 lbs., 25.75-28.50. Heifer calves, medium-good, 330 485 lbs., 24.85-27.60. Feeder cows, young. 19.50-20.50; aged, 15.25 27.30. Stock cows, common-medium, pairs 160-262.50. Hogs: U.S. 1 and 2 (180-220 lbs.), 17.00-17.30; U.S. No. 3, 15.20; sows, heavy, 11.00-12.30; light 12.50-13.10; weaner pigs, 8.00-9.50 per head; feeders. 14.25 15.50. Feeder Iambs, good 7.50 per head. Reported by Ray Petersen, coun ty extension agent. Morty Meekle - ill- m f 6E ? you ueeo uMJ ir5AV5 HEGE 6MCNV H J) . AWINDUP-r J bob TucLEy ) voo. n J' M V wont, y Sm PITCHES WITHOUT l PUNCH W fSz V -fT Efi A WINDUP ME On fjd lfIl C,T V"; sSiWf WHAT DOES W THE fl Y . ,H & S THAT MEAN? , ( N06E.' JJ MA PSia WHEN ELMO EXPLAINS SOMETHING TO YXI, VOU NEVER FORGET it. Politicos Hie To Town Where Long Campaigns COVINGTON I-a. 'AP- Louisil Gov. Long climbed into his limon. ana ooiiti'cianV hurried today into s ne for a five-mile drive to as. fhi, piney woods town where Gov. all-night restaurant. Farl K. 1-ong beset by divorce. "Turn on the air." he told his income tax ana iim f1,v...-,Uiici, wnu yt'- " u ton is busy running for reelection They moved in and out of his nmiel room like worner ditioning. Gov. Long appaienlly still Inyed with the idea of going either to CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs 10,000; mostly 25 lower on butchers; 2-3 mixed grade 190-230 lb butchers 15.23-15.73; several hundred mixed Is, 2s and 3s and mixed 1-2 190-220 lbs 15.75-16.00; few hundred mixed 1-2 and few lots Is 190 - 220 lbs 16.00 - 16.25; around 200 head at 16.25; mixed grade 1-3 180-190 lbs 15.25-16.00; mixed grade 2-3 230-260 lbs 14.75- 15.50: few 1-2 around 230 lbs 15.75; few mostly 3s 230 lbs at 15.00; mixed grade 2-3 260-280 His 14.25-14.85; some 1-2 230-260 lbs 15.00-15.25; mixed grade 2-3 200- 300 lbs 13.75-14.50; few lots mixed grade 275-300 lb sows 12.25-13.00; mixed grade 300-330 lbs 11.75- 12.50; mixed grade 330-375 lbs 10.75 - 12.00; mixed grade 375 - 450 lbs 10.00-10.75: and mixed grade 450-550 lbs 9.25-10.00. Cattle 5,000; calves 100; slaugh ter steers steady lo 50 higher: several loads mixed choice and prime 1,135-1,275 lb led steers 30.50 - 31.00; choice steers 27.50 30.00; good grades 26.00-27.25; few standards 24.00-25.50; three loads 925-1,000 lb heifers high choice with prime end 28.50-28.75; bulk good and choice heifers 25.50 28.25; utility and standard 20.50-! 25.00; most utility and commer cial cows 17.00-20.00; few stand ard up lo 22.00; canners and cut ters 15.30-18.50; utility and com mercial bulls 22.25-25.50; few good and choice vealers 33.00; standard and good 25.00-32.00; culls down to 15.00. Shark Story Proves Hoax LOS ANGELES (AP) - That watch found in a shark's belly? "A big, fat, happy hoax." says Joe Saint-Denis. "There was no watch. There was no shark. The whole thing was a pure figment of my imagination." His report of finding a lime piece in a shark's stomach made news last week because sharks recently killed two Californians. Saint - Denis, 30. rust - haired, freckled nx-sea cantain told a re- nnrlpr "N'n harm w;is meant. Wpl thought it was very funny at the time. I had this charter party out and it was all for laughs. 1 let my imagination run wild." When people demanded to see the watch. Saint-Denis got one Irom a jeweler, bashed it a bit and soaked it in acid to make it look convincing. Saint-Denis said he's hunting a job. GLAMOR GIRLS e . fMtum InrfiMtt, Int.. World rif hu rwmd. Zi "It may seem like only 25 years to your mother, but it's 9,132 DAYS to me!" Potatoes California Weather CHICAGO AP) Potatoes ar rivals 118; on track 375: total U.S shipments 320; old offerings too L'niled Press International San Francisco Bay Area: Fair il u -ri I.... , I limited In lesl market: new mar-i""""" vxn .u i.iai coast extending inland during high today San knl .,n..t, Hntl finH clinhrlu wrtf ',. ,.i, cin. .riifnrnia cary morning . ' ,. ., . r nn a i i Francisco 05, Oakland 72, San Ala Long Whites 4.50-5.00; Alabama , ' , . . ' , . Round Reds 2.75 - 3.00; Arizona I Magic Show Set For Fair Three Refuse To Reply To Charges SACRAMENTO (UPI) - Three women, under cover of picture hats and scarves lo foil photog raphers, breezed in and out of fed eral court Tuesday during an in vestigation of interstate prostitu tion. They left with the warning from Judge Sherrill Halbert that they and their attorneys should explain within 15 days why they would not answer questions about their business and travels. Two of them, Shirley Joyce Mc Gowan, 25, Napa, and Betty Lou Hammett, 26, San Lcandro, were jailed June 5 for refusing to an swer questions put to them by the federal Grand Jury. Later, they were released after they apparent ly refused to answer. But again Tuesday, along with some on the nusuiess ui minimi., meson or i-iini-hia, mm., iur two stale government, some seeking a, weeks. It seemed certain then spot on the Long ticket, others; A(,uld he no rest if he stays home, merely expressing friendship. I ri,is would send Lt. Gov. Luther The parade of politicians form- Frazar to the trenches at. the slaig ed a part of one or the strangest cnpitol as acting governor againi rest cures in histniy. Gov. Long, frazar, who wants no part ot 63 and ill, made scores of tele-1 rVing to be acting governor whihi pnone calls as visitors came andiGov iong ,s wjthin stale bound went, aries, led the list of politicians Althouch physicians say Gov.!wno visited Long Tuesday. Long has suffered a series of mild Tnp lieutenant governor declined strokes, Louisiana's chief execu-,0 dSCliss what went on at an live continued his mad pace alter: nour.ong conference, midnight. A few minutes after Desp.(e (hal j( was apparen( state police set up an oxygen tank I Gov Long.s anpr g( pomicians in his room, i.ov. uong ue..ucU did him wron. smoW.r, so loud during i telephone talk he could be heard outside his room. Long himself ordered the oxy gen. His doctor was out eating. The governor has an asthmatic condition that is helped by oxy gen Forty minules alter midnight Death List Set At 16 NAHA. Okinawa ( UPI ) Local authorities announced today an of ficial casualty list of 16 dead and 118 injured in (he crash of a dis- Sally Ann Hitson, identified only alllpd u-s- M fiS"ter into a crowd- as from Nevada, they refused to ea n"sing area. answer questions on whether they Okinawa Police Commissioner engaged in prostitution, whether lEizo Omine said that the injured I and by whom they had been trans- included 105 school children, five I ported from one job to another and infants and eight adults. Nineteen of the injured were in critical condition. just beneath the surface. He has said these office-holders number at least 40 and all are slated to bg ousted. ' One of the hapless 40 may he the governor's own cousin, Dr. Roy Wright, of the department o public welfare. The Monroe, (La.) News-Star quoted State' Sen. Ralph E. King of Winnshoro as saying Gov. Long telephoned Mrs. Mary Evelyn Dickerson Parker, public welfare director. "He told her to fire Dr. Wright," said Sen. King. "I don't know," the newspaper quoted King, "hut I think Dr. Wright was at the mansion when the governor was carried away to Galveston." The reference was to May 30, when mental hospital orderlies and some politicians lashed Long to a stretcher and flew him to John Sealy Hospital in Galveston, Tex, The U.S. military command SUSANVh.LE - A "magic and; Aether anyone shared in their mystery" show wi replace the m-nfii teo 73, San Rafael 78; low tonight traditional musical review at this ,, o' o.u.. ,..J......J iiw-uno ,r,rti .i icoc u . , . , o. rtiiuiuey iuut:n wuuuwaiu Round Reds 4.05; Missouri Round; , ' r s f " - " 'was close-mouthed about the in-,here also announced an official Reds 2.65. f ' n"S .. . . . vestock Sho' "r Manager Abe , ion re(usi tym state dean , of , ,ud, , cni,. At. Shasta-biskiyou area- fair Jensen announced recently whal it was for. But the questions idr(?n, but said lhat m nad been S.W I. R A Vf IS( M IP1.KSIN '"""J """I"'"?, pain; -iuuuj ou iji-c mc unni viiaoci aim cooler inursaay. mi Potatoes: Long Whites Kern County U.S 1A 4.25-4.50. LOS ANGELES (UPI-FSMNS) -No Oregon potato sales. STOCKTON (UPI FSMNS) -Livestock: Cattle salable 150. Good 990 lb slaughter steer 26.25. utility and standard 1.131 lbs 23. Standard slaughter heifers 24. Standard heifer type cows 21. canners and cutters 15-17.50. Utility 1.486 lb bulls 22. Cutter and utility 1,235 1.570 lbs 20.50-21. Calves salable 25. Choice 420 lb slaughter calf 29. Good stock steer lives 28.50-31.50. Hog'; salable 200. Market not established. Sheep, salable 200. Medium lo mostly good wooled and shorn feeder lambs 17, one lot mostly medium 16. PORTLAND (AP) - (USDA- Cattle salable 200; few slaughter steers and heifers about steady; 17-head load good 1,003 lb fed steers 27.00: couple head about 1.100 lbs 27.50; several small lots good 853-065 lb heifers 26.50: few utility and standard hcilers 21.00 24.50; cows about steady; utility bulls steady: cutter bulls slow lo weak; few utility cows 16.50-10.00; some grass fat utility beef cows 15.00-16.50; canners and cullers 13.50-15.50: lew utility bulls 23.00 24.00: light cutter bulls 18.00-22.00. Calves salable 5; vealers mod erately active, steady lo strong: good-choice 23.00-28.00; four head high choiro 29.00; utility-standard vealers and calves 20.00-25.00. Hogs salable 400, including 100 head weighed up on previous con tract; trade slow, butchers mostly 30 cents lower; sows steady to weak; couple small lots U.S. 1-2 grade 200-225 lb butchers 17.50; mixed 1-3 lots 180-233 lbs 16 50 17.25; mostly 2-3s 252-280 lbs 15.00 16.00; l-2s 134-151 lbs 14.00; 2-3 350-50 lb sows 11.00-13.30. Sheep salable 750: spring slaughter lambs weak-25 cents lower, instances 50 lower; moder ately active at decline; about 200 head high good-choice 82-99 lb spring lambs 21.75-mostly 22.00; two small lots. 39 head, choice 22.50: gopd 80-100 lbs 21.00-21.50; small lot good 78 lb shorn spring lamb) No. 3 pelts 19.50; few cull good slaughter ewes 2 50-4O0; feeder lamhs good-choice 67-85 lb steady-weak at 16.50-17.30; couple lots 18.00. GRAINS CHICAGO (API High Low Close Prev.Closc Wheal indicated the Grand Jury was Famous Broadway Mystery i bi ;,,: ,:...,: M.,.. F,l lh, ,1, ITI .11 U I J l"M,K """ " ..ua..im.ui. Thursday except a few afternoon: the stage at the fairgrounds here or evening thunderstorms likely inline night of August 21, Jensen south; cooler in north Thursday, 'said. Sacramento Valley: Fair) The show will present numerous Jly 1.86U 1.85'a 1.86'a-4 UB' Sep 1.90'i 1.89'i l.lWMi 1.90'i Dec 1.964 1.95H 1.98'.-4-li 1.9SH Mar 1.90'i 1.97'i. t.99'4-!i 199 May 1.07'4 1.95' 1.97U-U 1.96' Wheat 1960 Jly ,.3 1.82'j 1.82'-83 1.83U Sep 1.8514 1.84' 1.83'4 l.BS't Corn Jly 1.25'k 1.25' lSii-'i 1.25' Sep 1.20' 1.19. 1.20.-i 1.20'i Dec 1.15' 1.14'i 1.15 1.15'i Mar 1.18-14 1.18 LIS-1, LIB-1! May 1.204 1.20 1.20'i 1.20 '4 Oats (old type contracts) Jly .654 .644 .6534 .65'4 Sep .664 .66 .66'i .66'k Oals (new type contracts) Jly .66'4 .65 V4 .66"4 ,65-'', Sep 8 .66'k .67'-68 .67U Dec .70 .69 '2 .70J4 .70 Mar .71', .70-'i .m .71 Rye i Jly 1.24'i 1.21. 1.24-23-4 1.22 jScp 1.24'4 1.21'a 1.24-23 1.22U Dec 1.27'j 1J54 1.26 Mar 1.29'. 1.27-14 1.29' 1.28'i Soybeans Jly 2.24'4 2.2l:'.i 2.24-23', 2.22'i Sep 2.13'4 S.12'4 2.13U-', 2.134 Nov 2.11'4 2.10" 2.10', -11 2.11U Jan 2.14-1i 2.14 2.14-'',-', 2.15 Mar 2.17'j 2.16', 2.17'i 2.18 through Thursday: high today 00- "illusions." as Grabel calls them, 100 except 82-92 in Delta, Thurs-' including the floating piano, a day 83-tti; low tonight 60-70; south-jgirl shot from a cannon and oth erly winds 10-20 m.p.h. icrs. Northwestern' California; Fair Grabel recently appeared on the through Thursday except partly! ABC television network with his ',44 1.86'4 cloudy in north Thursday and light; floating piano presentation.' from Eureka northward early Additional entertainment at the sday 3nd drizzle near coast; fair will be presented by the Santa Rosa 80-50, Napa 82-55; television programs, among them in California, Nevada and Arizona. During questioning of another witness last Friday, Mrs. Muriel Joan Le Mon, Sacramento, the names of eight alleged houses of prostitution in the three states were mentioned. Mrs. Le Mon, who also was injured. The plane, an F-100 Super Sa bre, caught fire while passing over the town of Ishikawa Tues day. Its pilot, Capl. John O. Skiing Slated On Shasta MOUNT SHASTA Fourth of July in Ihe snow will beckon those per ennial skiers who still yearn for the cool white stuff, according lo Schmitt of Chalmers, Ind headed: Joe Futch, manager of the Ml. towards a non - populated area be- Shasta Ski Bowl. fore bailing out. But his pilotless A short giant slalom ski race plane veered lo the right, caromed; will be held at 3:30 in the after- off the Miyamori primary school jailed June 5 for refusing lo an-1 and then plowed into a group of nouses nearby. Eyewitnesses said the burning jet spewed flame over a 10-block area. An estimated 50 houses were destroyed and 200 persons left homeless. m.p.h. Paper Firms Plan Merger The Wheelers will give their per formance in the Industrial Build ing during the fair, which will be held August 19 through 23. swer, gave answers for a list of about 100 questions last Friday. She was excused Tuesday. On the three who refused lo an swer, Halbert said he would de cide whether they should be held in contempt Aug. 21, when the Grand Jury next meets. Capt. Schmitt was unavailable for comment todav. PG&E Boosts Gas Rates VANCOUVER, B. C. (AP) The proposed merger of two of. Canada's largest forest products, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The firms, Powell River Co., Ltd., and; average domestic customer of Pa- MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd., wasicific Gas and Electric Company announced Tuesday night. will find his bill raised 40 cents J. V. rlvne. chairman nf thp a month if a nalutal cas nrirplW board of MacMillan & Bloedel, j increase proposed Tuesday is ac-'i6 bpen al a Place ,nere callcd and Harold S. Foley. Clyne's cepted. T'Classy Inn." whether she had enuntprnarl in Pnwpll River sairl I Thi- Pnhlir ltlilitii5 rnmmiccinn been at WinneiTIUCCa, Nev., and Mrs. Hammett, a brunette, was Force spokesman described him asked whether she engaged in as "stunned and dazed" after prostitution in Las Vegas, whenliearning of the destruction his she went from Las Vegas to Val lcjo and the names of other girls who worked for her husband, Per ry Hammond. The court reporter testified that during the closed Grand Jury ses sion, Mrs. Hammett had refused to answer all of the questions. Mrs. McGowan was asked whether she ever had used the name of Ruby West, whether she was at Elko, Nev., Feb. 1, 1959. in a joint statement that the; took Ihe proposed increase under merger plans were subject to submission. The boost, amounting stockholder approval. .to $12,927,000 a year, was intended Clyne and Foley said the plans ' lo offset an increase in the cost whether she had been at a place called "My Place" there. noon of July 4 in the snow field at the top of (he chair lift, stated Futch. The slalom will be a "fun race," and for those participating there will be about a quarter mile hike to the starting gale. The race will be open class for both men and women, and the course will be set by Julian Quemerais of the AIL Shasta Ski School, added Futch. All facilities are operating daily at the Alt. Shasta Ski Bowl includ ing the double chair lift. There will be ample room for spectators ;to view the Fourth of July race crippled plane had caused. A policeman said the number of .KIMmn l-in :u. l 1 ; 7 ar..V.r h, f-J .1," " from "e top of the chair lift. of one student In the primary school. Seeing the flaming plane streak ing toward the school, he shouted 1 "air raid!" The others had parti cipated in drills for such an even tuality. They fell on the floor and- covered their faces. REJECT AIRMAN'S APPEAL Farmers Sue Metal Firm DEEDS PORTLAND (AP) MONTAGUE Graveside serv- j In letters to all stockholders., The Texas firm supplies California ices were held Monday, June 29. I lop ollicers of the two firms,! with 70 per cent of its gas. jfor Elwanda Deeds, infant daugh- ru&c nas proposed a price ier 01 iur. ana airs. Clarence Coarse which have a net north of more PORTLAND (AP) The Reyn olds Metals Co. was sued again Tuesday by farmers who claim LONDON (UPI I The U S Air fumcs 'rom an aIuminum Plant Force Monday rejected an' appeal danlaged lheir C1'PS by M. Sgt. Marcus M. Marymont The su,ts b Julius Lampert 37, of Hobbsville, N.C., who was and L Bi Wand of Tr0"t(lale, Ore., sentenced to life imprisonment for!askcci for a to,al ot more thal1 the murder of his wife hero ie one million dollars. year. llaj. Gen Ernest Moore Third Air Force cdrnmander. aD proved the court martial findings giains. 15-day" shipment, bulk. i than 200 million dollars, said the! schedule which would produce i Deeds, who died Wednesday, June dcllvcr aBa'nst Marymont last December. The case was being torwarded to a military review board in Washington. coast delivery: I merger would improve the firms' very small increases for its 73 24 in a San Francisco hospital uais. io., jB-io wnue .11.011 , ability "to meet increasing com-largest industrial customers. 1 where she had been taken for Barley, No.2, 45-lb B.W. 42.00 petitiye pressures from powerful During 12 days of hearings since treatment. Survivors include her Corn, NO.2. E.V. Sh'p't 57.75-58.00 COIllDanieS in Other COUntrieS." lAnril ll r-j.!nr H, l.narnlc malornal itrsnHniranl. Wheat (bid) lo arrive mjii-ket. VnHpr Dip nipi-err nl:ms Pnvi-pll!,u : ' 1 1 N, j mu u t ' South Dakota produces some - - ' miii-gst; nn3 ui'i-ii Miiteu. now- ml . anu mis. nan; uujci, mull- 0 ,j Mftro i L, . .,j basis No. 1 bulk delivered coast: River would split its outstanding ever, it was argued that the price tague and paternal grandmother. Zl lX , , m Soft White 104 shares on a two for one basis ancl,r ri u i. Jrw . .., ...., :. m,,, n.c ui.,h c '? 0l,e from the s,a,e s vast 1- ouu nunc uio.u appucdmr i.m wouio oner mac.Miiian niocoei if natural gas prices rise further. iiccs were held at the Evergreens vt nue iiuq In the suits, the men said lhat fumes from the Reynolds plant at Troutdale damaged their lily and gladioli crops. Wand seeks $30,000 damages. Lampert wants $.18,941 general damages. Each asked $500,000 punitive damages. In 1957, Lampert and Wand re ceived a settlement from the firm, The new suits, they said, are for damages since then. 1.94 shareholders seven new shares of;tne huge industrial customers Cemetery, with the Rev. Harold .Hard Red Winter: , Powell River for three outstand- Ordinary 1.94 ing shares of MacMillan & Bloc- 10 per cent 1 94 del. 11 per cent . .S 1.96 j 12 Pcr 2 00 POPULATION UP Hard White Baart: loiiUTitm 11 Ordinary 2.00, SACRAMENTO, Calif. AP 10 per cent 2.00' California's booming population, 11 per cent 2.00: its climb slowed only slightly hyi 12 per cent '.00 last year's recession, reached an Car receipts: Wheat 73; barley estimated 15.2fl0.00fl loday an in 4: flour 49: corn 9' oats 5: mill crease of 528.000 during the past might switch entirely to the use Coleman of the Yreka Alethodist of fuel oii. Church officiating. Iced 22. Non-Surgical Method Cures Hemorrhoids Painlessly A relatively painless, non-1 hospitalization or confine -surgical method of treating I ment. 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