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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TOVR HEKAf.P AT NEWS. r!aj'h Fa'! 0- Tn.-?jv (VtnKr 2" If1 MARKETS and FINANCE jflty Council iLffiv- Denies Lease To Golf Club Stocks WALL STREET I POP. NEW YORK AP Tie r-ock Cattle saiaole H: cnoice fed market wa sharply lower at. "it steers steady with lare last wee I A (wOlf I lllh i ' ' V e:e-:e today. Turnover far the so- standard a.-.d good 23-ifl lower..; V VJUII LIUU ' o jioti was fairly active, 'sotr.e 11 lower than it ago:; , lj i ' Votes for the iij was eslt- fed heifers mostly St lower: cows; YREKA The leas-r.g city Jr ' ' stated at I-SM.-WO shares com-: steady ; bulls weak: tew feeders property, south of Yrea to the 'SP' - y caotd w-.th 2.:).dG0 ea Friday. ! steady; crick Sot I.M3 lb fed Rouieg H.lj ifu a.-d Couury f V Key stocks !eil from fractions steers and snort load 1.W4 So Cilo. Inc. was re:A-ed by the to accuc 2 potsu. .cso'.ce steer 23 W: good under' Yreka City Council at its ,esi.oe Steels, roots and raU tack tie 1.130 is a M-i 50. tew Usca'aere la.it Thursday n-i.it. brunt of the early selling fuels cnoice l.ftW-t.flO lo seers Ji, l:er.s.on a lease to --.e ciua sent pivotal issues to losses of 1 27.30: sta.-.dard steers a 04-24 30. . receded the nejati.e wes of point or more. The Ust Kead.ed cuuer and Miser iary type UCd-.ccuecurs Cfcar.es) Cooley. Ma:: above it tows and a few stocks 21.09: couple small ioa good and McNeil and Dr. R. M. Stewart . resrared the qpstde. choice 770-W1 lo fed heifers 2315. while favorable tote ere cast The o'.erail decline erased load lot good M.30-S.M: couple ''by Mayor James E. Cum wags about half the gain made Friday loads standard 12.). utility cows and Councilman Harry Friedman, when Wail Street expected the U.iW-17 1; causer and cutters. Tie latter two expressed the opus-' ;eeiarker to be bacit at work ii.m-U.40: HoUte.n cutters to ion tee golf course would oe an today. 13 : u'-.li'.y bulls scarce cuuers.add.tMB to the town recreation- Youagsiown Sheet was down ttOOOLiM. few lots nted.ux-jood : wsie. as weii as creat.r.g a more about 4 pointj and Goodjea- core around ai.O In feeder steers 13 iM-; sceruc approach to t.-.e town. 24:0: J .0 stocxers 2a W. A re,;ies. hj(j lav Calves sa.aoie S. trade rawer hv ,h e;; m t cnoice vea council to extend an ootion t lease and iocc -.-e .and to them wrji the ar.iVr-i . (I ! m v r It than 1 U.S. ja'-ernment tends prced ia quiet tradjij. slow, steady; if ..MM-EM: standard 22 00-3 iXl : culls down GEORGE C. MARSHALL Gl Farewell Given General to 2.00. ita.-.c.nj the just would be :jned WAiHINGTON" 1 AP' - MutT.ed drums ta? out a scoter' farewell EW YORK STOCKS DJ - -- .. . . - - ui-.; i... v.i-' .VJ'-.U 5l.tJ" . . . ., . 35 arid choice swot ca.'.es H 0O-rr..A r,c:al susity. Ke.ih Viclsr. as "... ' v" ""' ew to 23 ! icoiesmaa for :r. ci'h eir, "11 ... . fot.Jo',e-'- 1 1 ' r resident t-iSer..-.ower ar.d torm- fresident harry 5. Truma; Admiral CorporaOea A J. Industries Allied Cterr.ica! Allis Chalmers Alcoa American AirLnes American Can A.'.efxaa C anamide American M h Ft;' American J'.vors American SmeitJt; American Tei k Tei American T'.cacca American Vncose Anac-da Cooper Arrr.co S'.eel Atchi.on Ra.rwd Eer.duc .V. ation Eethfer.etn Stcei Eoe:n; Airplane Co. Borden Co Borj Warner BiJrrou;hs Corp. California Packi.-.j Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Cela.iete Corporation C'nrysicf Crporation Cities Service Consolidated fcldison Continental Can Crown Zellc-rbach Curtis Wrijht Doujlas Aircraft Do Chemical du Pont de .Nemours Eastman Kodak EI PaiO .NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tire First America Corp. Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motor Georgia Pac Cp Goodyear Tire Great A. k P. Great Northern Great West. Su;ar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper International T k T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum KennecoU Copper Libby, McNeil! k Libby Lockheed Aircraft Loew s Incorporated Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Monomcry Ward National Ca.'h Rcj. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas k Electric Pacific Tel k Tel Pan American Airway Pcnn Dixie Cement Penney iJ.C Co. Pennsylvania R R. Pepsi Cola Co. Pinko Corp. Phillips pet. Polaroid Pusct SSound P 4 L Radio Corp of Arr.cr Raonicr Incorp. Raytheon Republic Sttel Reynolds Metals Richhcld Oil Safeway Stores Inc. St. Krjis Schcnicy Distiller Scott Paper Co Sars Roebuck k Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobi! Oil Southern Pacific Spcrry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining St-, iff k Company Texaco Thompton, R.W, Tirnkcn R Bearing Transamcrica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United State Plywood United Stale Smelting United States Sttel Walgreen Store Warner Picture Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel. We.stinghou.se Air Brake Westinshouse Electric Wheeling Steel WoulHorlb Company Water Plan To Create More Jobs SAN' FRANCISCO 'IP! - Cali t'onsia s aew two oillasa dollar a ter piati wi" crea'e two million more ;oos the sta:.e. accorcirti to the director ot the Oepartaseist of water Resources. Harvey 0. Barucs to;d de.e4j-.es to tne Slit annual convention oi re Leafie of California Cities Monday that trie project would support more thaa five rr.ilhon persons, be wor.h btllices or col lars to the sute. ari provide in creased hunt.r.i and iis.-.:.-i fa cilities. The director sa.d constriction vtculd bejia next moath on tee first part of the project, the South Bay Aqueduct. It is expected to supply water to Southern Alameda and Sarrta Gar a Counties by l2. More than J..) delegates from 2T3 cities a:tesed Monday 1 ses sion. Other huihliihts included: Sen. John Kennedy D-Mass.' feinrMeae,eiChessnian MOUNT SH.STA - Perry She!-, V AHAf ion. coestabie of Mount Shasta. JUUI C) w-.tn jud.ciai district jud;. Kea-j Justice Hr.T star anrf Vt. - . jaU,C ui 1 Jl.C.AC. arc $pndui the eic ia BiKer- :-.t.d it a jurists' and cocsubles' Breaks Hacked In Brush Fire SAN QUENTIN. Calif. iL'PI -. LOS ANGELES AP.Firenv Monday night hacked fire breaks completely around a brushfir .which has charred H.OOO acres of 1 watershed in the hill niffth of Lo Anjeles. T'ia firtinhfert rtinti flL.; convention. The meet is bmn h!d rr! rcn .h. ,xAfnrit' ... . .. . . , " -"" ,tnt o.aze. wnicn menaced two' .a Saxersneid loa. . Ui ga chamber for nearly 12 ,uxurioul suburbs and a tiny suojects pertaining to law en- years after being condemned for n;ain community. T,0 torcement at lower court levels roboery. k.dnap and rape-lasned 4 firemen and a m 0( . are eeusg studied with the aid of; out today at Calit'orn.a justice. Mrnb:ni p:ane, ,aVed all tht specia ust m aw entorcement. The . The 33-yearid convi.ajthor'threa,enej nome, trend toward juvenile enme is be- a jo criticized Gov. Edmund C.! ' :sg stuc.ea wita ideas on eorrec- Brown, who refused to grant; tive steps being stressed. 'ciemency which would have saved! Lie Sistiyou County represen- Chesirrja from the sas chamber tatives have outsta.-jiing records for the seventh time. He is scned- :a tneir respective distrtcu. Psychologist Leads Forum Appeal Filed For Tregoff l Kt-ivA-Josepn TiTOOvsty. COn-.-n-n!:, ,y, ;-, , InaH. suiting psycholo'git of the Siski-!c gun - you County Superintendent of; che'ma - who ift,t, he uied to die at 19 am. p.s.t. Fri-1 1 day. i In denying clemency Monday. the sovemor sad the evidence of; guilt against Chessman was: '-os ANGELES 'UPI A pe. overwhelming" a.-vd showed a"t,on ha e" (lled lth tn Cal deliberate career of rooberles and ,,ornia Supreme Court to ' abso. kidnapirgs. followed by sexual as-'lute'y and forever" prevent a sauits and acts of oerversion. ac- ,rial a!al,lst Caro!e Tregoff. ac- cusea wim ur. n. nernara rinch of murdering the surgeon wife. The former model attornev -immediately charged fiied ,he document Monday as an 4 H ta -4 Hogs sala-.ie I.ViO; 17 t, 130; trade rar.ner slow; butchers IT. arojr.a mi jiwer: sows auoui fty 2i 1, steacy: outcners a orier M 4-1 .us a.'jat.jr -ii.i. u.iAeu .oca ;g:: a aa 57 :4 .3H-2V, 10s 13 .-I41i: ceav.er ir lighter weig.-.u not estaouiCed: L S. 1-2 sows 110-330 lis 1 1.80 12'i iWiifl lh IOOO-IIW. j Sheep salable 1.3 -VI . trade mcd erately active, fully steady or. ail S5 41 n 103 39 V choice vled -a.T..-.s 50-1: x ; 100: muted 1-2 pe-'- Sarr.iw h-r. 7 , good and cr.o-.ee ! xi-iS 00: oce . Ui mostly cco-.ee i li No I feeder & :, iambs closed strong to ii h;;her. gocc aria crace t-50 11 teecer the orgaauatxa did not have eaotih iu.-.cs to purchase the proc- o plana were to sell shares. 1: re-,u-ed. Ad-. ice from Joe Correia. ci'v attcraey. to council rr-emer was taat upon completion of a !eial ootion setting icrh specific detaij such as le-ai description 0? the t.-.e Ft. Myer. Va.. crape! for trie :'.ve-star generai of the Army. Marshall d.ed Friday nigr.: a: T1 after a long illness. The general had ser.ed as Vrmy cr..e; of stai: during wld War II and later as secretary of 'e and secre'ary 0: defense He 1 -j -r)ir!ir- 'rTi77th J? ' ee-us to n'ove he-er o- , . "'"-j litically expedient thing for him F"' "t:"' ic.iu.. uiuv inai . M JSJ .- f-0,,-a -P-,utg of use Yreka High School Par-:,- da proceedings against her. r'r:"'::"- . Teacher, Association. , -He fcas mii, hi, bi, mad. hiJ The petition asked that all . Pnor to tae program, a buauesa cicteo mat cauiorma s popu.a--ioo se.0Q wa- at- would increase nearly 7W.00O year for the next 10 years. to do." verbal bow -and paid his homa2eilemPts 10 "? Mlss Tregoff be ..-.u 1 halted and the district attornev 1 Morford.!ruA '. ' ..A ,J,n ' , 1. office be required to explain why prccer-y concerned: and the length -i5 author of the Marshall Plan : tire a..owed for raising of mar.- -.ca helped war-weakesed Eu- corporaticc an agree- roc alotg the read to economic e orgamzatajs and the city coua- T-r r.v!v n' . y-..vi. man rested in Bethlere.-r. Chapel Mayor Cirrmi.-. js expressed the of the Washington Na'iccal Epis- Water Curbs Discontinued In Yreka 0, lambs I3.0O-I7 M; dou",.e deck cp "'c 4 x-m ! J coca.- uatncc.-ai un.u t.me tor tne 1, i- mostly choice 77 lb rf f-dr ' the property, such services at Ft. Myer. just across 30 ' 30 17$. few good-choice slaughter: aymer.t of the taxes by tse tr.e Potomac Rr.er from Washing- ewes 1.00-i.OO: several lots so;.d ia w'-'i-T!1 r:ec1' CH , 27', mouth ewes for rose garden trim, " -m- a-teo :-lrera: p.annec iO i, m.ng (.00-7.00. !rat a: w' :he co,t - !(r accordance with Marshall's ne proposea course sno-j.fl oe wisr.es Arrangements included raised before the final signing of army band music as the trroces- Bids Requested On Area Road 2fi : 6J 62 'LTI-FSMNSi the lease. :on entered and left the Armv arj A doubtful opin-on was expressed. cha'- the chapel service con- ;ii-.cu uv dnon i-uiner u. siiuer STOCKTON Livestock: Cattle salable I.7r.v ur.iifv 43 ',r..,-,.,i r-.j- , oy councilman cooley as to wp.et.i- .'. commercial 18. utility K.I-'a'.' se waa the prop-: WaiaP'0 Cathedral restrict- ttfl 1t ! ranniTi art -ntf ll.lc f'tl'.-t- er Ore 12 ' a.id commercial 1.300-1.700 lb bulls! 84 J4, 21. 50-23. Good and choice 675 lb for a solf course, static M 10 200 person, ttravessde serv that such a course should be coo- ;ccs restricted to members of the Istructed where it would enhatir 1 family and pallbearers, burial in ii.-w. iiu Liiu.e oa id. . . . . . 5M stiKlter teer mvi n( nomfs ana resiccntiai sections, in-r1-.'anuiiii ceme-.ery on 01 .(,Ai. ;tivj:7t ik t.o-n, . u stead of in the center of an 10- a 23 Vcr and feeder heifers 21-23. ' ;dustnal area. Unknowns 16 Ji Calves salable Vft Good and Cooley expressed further doubt I 124 '. choice 300-530 lb slaughter calves ;lhat lhe city would have enough Siope below the Tomb of the 27 S3 'l 27-23. low-good over .V) lbs 2$, water to supply the golf club, point standard calves 2V27. choice veaMln8 mt Ihc atcr would be taken i H ers to 31. Good and choice ViO-iircm the same table as the city 77. i.V) lb stock steer calves 23-31.50. water. thus lowering the water medium steers calves 26-23. supp:. Masonic Chief Visits Yreka S3 i Hogs salable 800 No. 1-2 IIO-I Cummings responded by stating YREKA Right Eminent Com- '2W lb barrows and gilts M. No. he didn't think the water was a pamon H. C. Spurr of'Ukiah. Dep 1 3 of comparable weights 13-13.50. problem, pointin? out that any in-:u'' Grand High Priest of Rova! M 'ij.Vo. 1-3 249-20 lbs 13. No. 1 to 3 dustry established at the site would Arch Masons of California, paid 52 'j sows 300-600 lbs 6-9. ,be required to purchase water nis official visit to Cyrus Chapter 27 '4 Salable 300. Good and choice 'from the city 13 recently. Ill Ji 100 lb woolcd slaughter lambs 13-J Councilman McNeil reported to! Companion Spurr and his suite. 44'3!lS 30 Good ewes 4 50. 'council members that around had consisting of Charles Orr. Ferd 43 412 i 96 "i 129 t 36 , SO 14 33 92 10 !hn hrAlf-n tnr a nn'1 rmirta in Simmons. Charles Van frpt O C. Schulmeycr Gulch, south of Yreka. ('Steele. Charles Larson and Howard which would be open to the pubiicTr,ve'P':e. a!l past high priests of with life m;mber'hips to be so;dicrus Chapter: Fred Arnberg Mar May 49 '4,Mar 62 May 31 H.J'y 43 'ijSep ll,i Oats 62 Dec 29 i, ; Mar 24 !May 33 4 : Jiy 107 4 R 1 s4,Dc 33 I Mar 26 '3 : May 43 !Jiy 1(0 34 50 1, Jan 2) 'j Mar 49 ; May GRAINS CHICAGO fAPi- Hifh Low Close PreT.close d( a cos. 0 j.v eacii. McNeil con- commander of Mount Shasta Com- tinued by stating he felt the city (mardery. and William Harris. 1.97. tod should be sold, or the city (master of Siskiyou Council, were 2 01 should operate the golf course as:orted to the East by Wayne l.tW'i a municipal course. He said the Past high pnest. and pre- 1 M i city shouldn't be giving away pub- rented to Ralph James, high priest 1.86!i )ijc property (or such nominal fccsj Cyrus Chapter. las taxes. He concluded that there' At the close of the meeting an 1 08'i v,ere really only two choices, to inspirational taik was given by 1 I214 either sell the property to the Companion Spurr. 1.15";c;un or op,.ra;c ,t themselves 1 Amor.? out of town visitors were U7'j The vote was then called with : t;don Walcren. Medford. grand 1 145i baiiots cast three against two. not master of the Grand Council of the in favor of granting the lease, i5'" Oresoni W. D. Brunner Wheat Dec 1.974 1 97'j 1.974 2 02 2.0I4 2.014 I 99-i 1.934 1 99 1 84 1 834 ltl'i I 86-4 186'4 l'i 23 mJiy 30 H Sep 141 I Corn 49 Dec 1 031! 1.07 " 1 03-1 1.13'4 1.12 1 13 1 15'. 1 13'4 1.13-4 1.17-4 1 17. I 17 1 15 1.14t 1 15 unit's president. Lee j Yreka. Tne group decided to hold .howa during his long stay' "il shou!d not 08 absolutely and a special meeting Tuesday. N;c0 ,jea:h row. forever restrained and prohibited' jv ember 3. for the p'urpose of dis-j -j am aJ piea hefrom taking any further proceed-" icussmg the pros and cons of the :ock &. act!on ht did itjing." j propped witnit-awai of Yreka clearly defines the quality of jus-' Tne 22-year-old divorcee and ;H:gh School from the Siskiyou Un- tice or lack of it ia the Chess- her 41-'far-oid lover are in county .on High School District. insan case." the convict said 3l aaiting trial Nov. 24 oa Tne unit also made a decision; Meanwhile, his attornev, George ! charges they murdered Mrs. Bar to experiment with aa occasional : Dav,j scheduled a meeting with bara Jcan Finch, 33, at her West meeting ia oce of the other high j,jj,;Ce William 0. Douglas of the Covin home last July 18. 'school attendance areas, and tea- t- s.,-.. r., n..:- 4. .uii.r.J in me l-n were mace 10 nave:aa application for a stay of exe-! c.:y irea was ciscont.nuea at one in nomoroo. cetimte caie to cution last Frday ""' "l-ow an.nouac.eo .a.er. , Cnessman. wno claimed he did :ng action taxen oy tr.e ireka several pease ot tie wide pro-:sot wiat a cltn.t-Cy i.. v-"--.- - i-s tnarway oiara tav. so uiuaseiuig anc ; fore the governor because it meeting Council members cast a guidance were covered. Turbovsky ! inoooted to aa admission of guilt SACRAMENTO UPI - The unanimous vote in favor of discon-; pointed out that parents are the W3S confident that the Supreme D'v'sion of Highways today called tinuing the program. 1 primary counselors of a child from Court would act favorably in his fnr b,ds on a S1.820.0OO freeway Tne op.nion expressed by Mayor the time of his bir-h until he en- behalf. 1 project on U. S. 99 northwest of James E. Cummings was to the sers school, at which time the; Gov. Brown said one of the!Wed- effect that the water rationing teachers and school counselor unite ffia;a reasons he denied clemency1 The Pr0t involves construc-prog.-a.Ti could be discontinued im-!with the parents in counseling the was because Chessman showed no ''on ' al,out miles of four mediately. p7ir.tir.g out rationing child. Guld-ng and counseling chil-.jignj contrition. " i'!,ne free'a.v and about .7 mile of was in effect until November lijdren. he said, is neither a lead-j it-s a terrible commemary on'two and fo''r Iane n'Snwa' gen but the water supply seemed to be ing. nor a commanding, nor a California justice when the price eraVy ParalleI t0 and s0"1" of th holding its own. His statement wasiWish-fulfiilment situation, but is a. innocent man must pay to es-,present rou,-corrofcora-ed by Pete Potter, su- rather a cooperative and continu-; cape the gas chamber is to falseiv The PrWfct wi" eliminate the perintendeat of streets and water.jous process in which the child. I admit hi suiit." Chessman said jlrc'e?t 'eeP and winding section and Cnaries Cooiey. water com-, himself, should have a voice. i-r am certain this atmosphere of nor,hwcst of Wecd- Included is a missioner. To aid in this parent-teacher-' passion and prejudice will not'new '"'""-lane bridge over the Potter had reported the North. child partnership, tests of a diver-; penetrate the U. S. Supreme Court ' St,a5la River well and the Boston shaft seemed, sified nature are given at grade chambers. ' j Bids wi" be .opened here Nor. too. to be holding their own. add-levels four. six. eight, nine. 10. II f Chessman was convicted in Los:i8' in? that he had not been pumping! and 12. in order to measure and Angeles in 1943 of being the "Red much water from the City Hail understand the apptitude and Light Bandit." who terrorized m ., well. Water rationing in Yreka achievement maturity level of theicoup;es in iovers Ianej bv ngaiCOlleQe COUllCll was first started in July, with I child- Results of these tests gen- car eauiooed svith rA ii.ht .mJ .1 (residents permitted six hours of ir-jerally disclose whether interest and1 iiar t0 those on police cars. " jWUtlOWS HaZillQ ..i.- . UCUcn - -" rte wrote tour books, including three hours. child to attain the goals he has a best-seller, while on death row It was agreed by council mem-, set for himself. )and attracted world-wide atten- bers to employ the services of) Turbovsky concluded his dis- tion with a legal battle during Crawford J. Porterfield to audit! course by stating that good school j which he won six stays of execu the city of Yreka's books at a guidance can aid the youth whose 1 tion. appealed 10 times to the U S maximum fee of 11.100. which will abilities do not lie in the field j Supreme Court and 16 times to be decreased if the work load! of his interests to discover inter- lesser courts, proves- less than anticipated. est that lie within the reach of: Chessman told reooner h. ... .vciorumg 10 ine report 01 us- nis aomiies. car Piemme. city engineer, the Greenhorn Dam is mainly schedule. The only phase in the construction program which is lag ging is the pouring of concrete for the spillway. Piemme pressed some concern regarding r.e compienon tne spillway oy; VRFKA-Keith Vidler. mmiw; r chairman for the Yreka area of Girl Scouts Reach Goal ready to die Friday morning but ne aaded that he would be work ing at his typewriter turning out more appeals almost right up to the hour of the execution. STANFORD. Calif. i.APl-Stan- ford University's interfraternity council has outlawed hating. A student died at the University of Southern California this month during a fraternity initiation. An other is hospitalized at the Uni versity of California in Berkeley with a kidney ailment which de veloped after he was struck at a hazing. the deadline !5. 1959 date of November 'Girl Scouts, announced last week According to Piemme. the cause the goa ,w (or Yrfka of de.ay is that the construction arta has reached He ,tated Lost Woman Found Safe .74'. -73', .71 .53 .73'-. 73 .70. 64-. .73". .73' 1 .70. .64. -3 73 .73', .63 Withdrawal 1 IV. 1 34'. 1 .54'. .'4 1 34:4 ft I C L 1 33', I 37', I 37', 138 MATP iPT 1 33 1 37 1 37 1 37 . -UIW wWl YREKA Tuesday, December 15 1 33'. 1 32'. 1 32'.-', 1 32- Sov htfarK W 5 12--. ' 11-. 3 ll'..!t 1':,!,S tI,C da!C el b W- E ,Eddl( nooens. supcrinicnoeni 01 aisxivou w V.tf'11. 1 73 V 7 ! 73 i 37 ',; S3. 31 2 17S 2 16', 2 16-4-:. 2 17', 2 20'. 2 20 2 23 2 22 (ui uidn. caiiiornia. wr.o also pi iloted the plane which brought j Spurr to the county airport at (Montague, and F. H. Krvinsham. eminent commander of Malta Com imartdery of Ashland. Oregon, lo zether with his corps of officers. : Harry Schuitt. Jack Caldwell. Earl Klein. Walter Hamby. Charles Pit's. Gene Morns. Howard Gil- ette. Allen Shipman and Lester company had concentrated on the tha. anornl,m..,iv , Kil ,h. .iArv;riv vu ..D. core which had to be finished be-,,raouM has to-a Barnes'. of Montreal last WiV1 bv solicitors m th fund raimff;ior 2b hmir m th u.; r I ...... ... 'avina the work on the tnita t 7 " 7 . - V " ",,uc n-wrncy general ot Lamornia. loia P sta c isPwn!d".e- 'r? ".d0uble t"6"-onr,m.n Monday that he still Veep Bid Offer Would Be Nixed CHICAGO tAPi-Gov. Edmund G. Brown of California says he'd accept the Democratic presiden tial nomination if he were offered it, but he adds he has no interest in the vice presidential nomination. The 54-year-old Brown, tw ice at- a National Guard message center ' ..lonoay north end. ito be located. Jiy 2.20'4-S 2.20'. 2 22'4-", 2 22-. 2 23', 2 221. 2 23-23'. 2 23', County scnools. for the election to determine if Yreka and its at tendance area wish to withdr A 6 o'clock dinner at the Mason- iic Temple preceded the meeting aw i from the Siskiyou Union Huh: i School District. POTATOES j Roberts stated that signatures; CHICAGO AP Potatoes ar-ion petition calling lor the California Weather United Pres. Intrrnatioaal Sjn Francisco Bay Area: Fair rival 9M on track 5M total V S 'election have been canvassed by today, becoming cloudy tonight I, i shipment for Friday 337: Satur-,lhe county clerk office and 400 and Wednesday: hi;h today 63-70: 4ji. day 239: Sunday J: Market forjcre allowed. Only 10 per cent of !w tonight 52-37: westerly winds -, iRusaet tror.ger; Round Red un- the Wcrs 01)1 o( j rs registered ; 10-20 m p h. this afternoon. 51 r, Isettled; car lot track ale: Idaho t'"-'UI requirea 10 sign mt oi.j-ji?.:you a.-ca. rair 40 7 i Russets 4 00-4.10: Idaho Utilities Petitions, which would have meant today becoming cloudy with 7, i" 3.00; Washington Russet 4 00. Ilht signatures of only 238, there- 'chance of a little rain Wednes UwjMmnesota North Dakota Red Riv' fert ,he Petitions qualified by a.dayi !itt chan;e in temperature ,7i.'er Valley Pontiac 2 63-2 75 high margin Sacramento Vailey: Fair today 4 j j Also in conjunction with the De- ;becooiir.g cloudy Wednesday: high 191 1 SAN FRANCISCO ,UPI-FSMNS'it"n'"' ' election, it has been both day 70-77; low tonight 50 t Potatoes: j announced by Rachel X. Cordes,j58: variable winds S-15 m p h. Russell Klamath US. 1 -ouocei''"ou County clerk, that regis-j Northwestern California: Fair 11 1 'minimum 4 15-4 50 ration for the election closes .today becoming cloudy Wednesday I TV., . 4. 11. k. l-.k .... I.1..I-- -.-.1. -1 -. iiiuim... n. ; wim ufcm Mm iiKt- iHiiin 01 r l. Mrs. Cordes called special at-Bragg; little change in tempera ttntioo of the residents of the Yre lture: high today and low tonight Russet central Ore;on US I A school attendance area to, sapa KM3. I iah .4-49. Santa 3 15 3 40. (-ounce minimum 2 1-, 'hat date and urges them to regis-: Ro-a 72 46: coastal winds north- W ; u itiiin am111 nr rn. !rrpH last voir '10 feet of completion to iL full, n. West Siskiyou Di;trict nt-inm. wun tne exception ot mem. r,. v,hv. r.i c . r - -r.4 hu, ..... . .ant. win rtuui -wuii- -iw 'wi, were ner iiri wnere tne spillway is! , , hj h .. . . Mrt.! words when sh rrhi had set a goal of $3,590 for the 1 ers about a half-mile from where entire area, campaign result tromi "11 "aa sianea ner hike on Bald other communities embraced with-iLand Trail. in the district have not as yet ! Although about three inches of snow ieu overnight and the tem perature was below freezing. .Miss Barnes, an experienced mountain Hornbrook and Klamath Riv-,'ulier. suffered no ill effects. She was dressed warmly and trol officer for the Klamath c. W. 'Pat' Patton. district had a couple of candy bars to: National Forest Service, an- campaisn chairman for the Boyimuncn- Mis Barnes said that she nounced today that 57 men from Scout fund drive, reported net re-iktP moving to keep warm and KNF have been sent to light the ceipts to date are I2.846. He stated j'-en 'hen she sat down to rest, Woowardia fire in the Angeles Na-! returns from Gazelle. Grenada. I kei s'nging her arms. I does not consider himself an ac tive candidate for the presidency. Area Crews Battle Blaze been reported. In addition to Yre ka. the areas included in the dis trict are Fort Jones. Happy Camp, Hilt. YREKA Ralph James, fire con-!er. tional Forest The Klamath National Forest Service has also transported two 300-gallon heavy duty tankers with six-man crews, a camp boss, lour brook, cooks and one timekeeper to the area, Friendly Helpfulness To Every - Creed and Fun Ward's Klamath Funeral Heme 925 High TU 2-4404 Marguerite M. Ward and Son LOS ANGELLS lUPI FSMNS'- iPotaloe scene. Twelve two-way radio setsiSciad have been ent. 1 Besides a 10-man crew sent last 'Wednesday, a 10-nvan "hot shot" crew let: Thursday msht. with Glen Robinson as leader. Robinson is fire control office on the Yreka district at the Oak Knoll Ranger Station. Etna and Hilt bad not been tabu lated. A breakdown of receipts is as follows: Fort Jones. J378 50: Horn- JI15 89: Klamath River 1316 35: Montague. 8306: 1106; and Yreka. $1,733 21. OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE. ORfc. rw I. a. I.flr J X.rtr tt. rrrttr TkcTMitty Medersi 43 i,, baker 10-ounce minimum 3 30. 10 32 1, 'lb ba;s 35 cents 4P.i 3jj' URLS eWttP SAXONY 4,,i HANNOVER, Germany .UPI j A series of brush lire swept Inoi Lower Saxony Sunday, damaging M , mote than 100 square mile of , .wrsi nvi neatniana on causing ler and vote west 10-20 m p h. today. 44 . 33 38 ' 30. 96 61 60 J. When an enemy approaches. Ih cottontail rabhil pounds the giwind llh Us hind less to wain other rabbila ol impending danger. IWt TREES are our BUSINESS on tKow K fro mni know for oil Ofwftirif, Iopon4 or troo romovol notdt. COMPLETE TREE SERVICE Co'rocf Prwfitr! v Protettionolt. Smalt Or oomcrirol or Lorf Shoo Troot. INSURED TREE REMOVAL D A 1rrVC LANDSCAPE OaMlACIA J N 3418 S. tik URSERY Pho. TU 2-3167 FIGHTS WRINKLES, SOILING! M.k. Olf Cletkea Uk lika New Ml 1 1 Htt Ttr CleHin Cleoied at CKad Tktre't N itra Client 'tf STA.NU F.nSi.! r4 Men's Hand Laundry and DRY CLEANERS lliw 4 riemeik ft Or. m Otf.c. 4-1111 J ill CASCADE Extra Facts About "UFie'' & Mama, "Jtnny D" UFi. it liMl. itl bum, y liftle ortr te month. 14. She hat fu.iy brawn cut with block ttimmmt, (bet 1. Mft a. a kitten. Her Mr r like vclret. She likes int., tur lumps, opplti, ptptt end boy. end firlt. Jtnn 0.. UFit'i mama. i. tbout tw end half vnn Id. UFi wt h.r tint bby. She It vlry tntl and food mother. She hat black caat with liaht (ray undtnidtt. She hat h(lpd hgnten twek Int the mauntaint in and arognd YMMita Park. Sha alt liktt bays and ej.rla and lets them rida hr. UFi. wh ht baa araund apl t muck ih Mmatimat Miinkt th it a pwrtan, laat ta rida in a Italian waean like a de. Sh hat ridden a lot. far tha visitad all tha bavt and firlt in their clott mm ot uhool in ond around Klamath Fellt. UFia will bo in th Mtrrill Spud F.H.yoI forodt, Saturday, and will pick nw ma.tar for harttlt ond Mama at th noon barbt-ctra that tm dar. If r wuld Nk t awn UFia and Jenny D, vou can hart ckwnca by cantributinf to UFia't Round-up which will halp United Fund make it's Goal. UFia aid. you to htlp onywor bMousa if TO" win lham, and can't kp them, UFw know, a mn who will buy thm from vou. Sond our contribution (dollar or mora) to Unrtad Fund, P.O. Sot 1)9. Klamath Falls. Ortfon. Include raur nam and addreti. Or put It in at an f tha trorat Idontifiad with UFi S'n.