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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 A HERALD ANT) NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Fridav, April n. 13R0 MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks I Livestock WALL STREET . PORTLAND U!SDA NEW YORK (API The stock Callle lor week salable 1925; market closed mixed today in j trade only moderately active. iairlv active trading Volume was estimated at 2.WX). ftoo shares compared with 3,070, 000 Thursday. Gains and losses of fractions lo about a point prevailed among pivotal stocks. Gains by coppers as well as as sorted drugs, airlines, aircraft, chemicals and electronics im proved the price paltern. All Ihc ton steelmakers re trial nod lower. Bir Three lomakeis also continued on the downside although losses were small. A 7-pnint leap by Texas Instru ments relieved a soggy picture in lha electronics section. Philco down more than a point. Pfizer spurted more than sparking a mixed drug group. NEW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation A. J. Industries Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanmide American M Jt Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda Copr Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bond ix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. . Borden Co. '. Borg Warner : Brunswick Belke ; Burroughs Corp. California Packing i.anauian i-acuiu Caterpill.'ir Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curliss Wright Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Kaslman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tire First America Corp. Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Par Cp Goodyear Tire Great A. & P. Great Northern Great West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mill International Nickel International Paper International T & T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennccolt Copper Libby, McNeill & Libby Lockheed Aircraft Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Rrg. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific Gas & Electric Pacilic Tel & Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pet Polaroid Puget Sound P k L Radio Corp of Amer Ravonier lncorp. Raytheon Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Iuc St. Regis Kchenlcy Distillers Srolt Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Spcrry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N .!. Sludebaker Packard Simmy Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Texaco Thompson R W. Tidewater Oil Timken R Bearing Transamerica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific liniied Air Lines I'niled Aircraft I'nited Corporation United Slates Plywood United States Smelting United Stales Steel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel. Weslinghouse Air Brake Weslinchouse Electric Wheeling Steel Woolworth Company mostly steady except some good steers weak to 50 lower: 27 head load average-choice W2 Ih fed steers 28 00; around five loads mostly choice 9HA-I.156 lb steers 27 50-27.75 and few mixed good and choice 2fi .75-27 .23: load good and choice 1,352 lbs. 2fim; stan dard steers 22.00-24 .00; culler and utility 17 00-21.00; good heifers 24 00-25 75: choice lacking; stan dard 21 00-23 00; cutter and ulil- au-lity is 00-20 50; utility rows lfi.oo- 17.50; canneis and cutters 12 00 1.150; lew 14 00; Holstein cutters to 15.50; utility hulls 20 50-21 50; cutters 17 00-20 00. Calves for week, salable 225; trade rather slow, steady with lale last week; good and choice vealers 29.00-32 on; one h e a d :i3 00. good 2fl 00-30 00; standard 23.00-27 00; cull and utility 15 00. 23.00; few good and choice slock calves 20.00-29 on. Hogs, salable I7K5; trade i fairly active, steady lo 25 high- r i2!er; sows strong to 50 higher; I' S r,0 No. 1-2 butchers 180-235 lbs large 34Vly WOO; couple hundred high irrfl -v -re-TwiW Ci-'i-'' ,fr - fit I fcr 111 111 iv.vytm Hi ti " tV- I' ' 31 I t P is I mm 7Z. 1 V KU Budget, Program Discussed Additional Time SoughtiTerminal In First Degree Murder Victim Of Thieves A young AWOL soldier asked the counlv grand jury veslerday. for additional time in circuit1 All were indicted by true bills. ; A three-member panel His- court yesterday before entering a! Richard C. Beesley, who rep- cussed Klamath Union High l"oa a nrsi ncgiee muroerjiesenien ntzpaincK ny court ap- (.jjc Mntor Ti-ucking terminal in School's proposed budgel and Ihejcharge. jioinlment in juvenile proceed-ltne Southern Pacific yards twics school's curriculum, physical! Bernard J. Fit zpat rick Jr., 17. lings, was appoinled by Circuit ale n,is Vteli. city police said, plant and teacher load before this was ordered to reappear April Judge David R. Vandenberg tol fj ( jlnJ(.k Wednesday week s meeting of the Klamath! ' a m- 10 enlcr plea on alrepiesent the youth. Leto'ar Thursday morning Thev Falls Kiwanis lub. in a plea lor charge he murdered Ralph Ray Fitzpatrick told police he h-d'Xri -It horn suppor of the high school budgetlLasm of Pasco. Washington, hitchhiked a nde with Lawon .uc.k M ate ,ermiBa, at next months election. near Crescent last January .11. i.Sacramento January 30. T h e y L Dr. James Noel, high school; Fitzpatrick was one ol seven drove through Klamath Kails ' , ,. boa'rd memher and hiuli.ni -nm. nersons whose cases went hcfnieieai-lv iIip nnvi mnrninit and fell inuisn.iy nigni oi rrioay morn- mitlee chairman, reviewed the Gasoline thieves struck the Pa- Club Eyes Scholarships into an aroument soon afterward.!""1 aiain plug The vouth said he slahhcd Law.frnm ,h bn lom ot W tank son with an Army bavonet when h ,i,nnlh,?r ll'm'k PardL al 11,0 Lawson slopped to "rest near'dock and made off with the gaso- Cesrenl He rfmv-P Hip hodv In '' lhe ,ilnk 'Onlained. They said. Another iheft was reported lo 21 PROCEEDS from a benefit party conducted by the Klamath Falls Library Club were turned over to City Librarian Mrs. Addie Mae Nixon, left, by Mrs. H. A. Nitschelm, club member, recently. The $125 donation will purchase science books for the chil dren's section in the library. This is National Library Week. various budgetary allotments and pointed out that because of a completely unrealistic tax base it is necessary In vote on the budget each year, or have noth-i Arrlillrlr vfllllV j the slopes of Mt. Hood where he ing on which to run the school. wi! dragged it into snowy brush and Mrs. Marearet ShpriHan hiph Kt'HS Latin Cluh memhn-s are was arrested the next dav in school board chairman, discussed in sight of their Ihree-vear goal Kirkland. Washington, on a minor ity police by Bill Nolen. 2129 the school program, touching on to raise $l.0nn for scholarships. .traffic violation. 0ak Avenue. Thursday. He said counseling, mathematics. Ian-Thev need onlv ahout anniher Three other defendants were or- someone stole a four-barrel car. guage and science. She said the SHIO and have ' made nlans fnrldered lo enter Dleas Anril 18. ;buretor, an engine exhaust mani. Idollars voted 'for KUHS have re-!car wash projects at two sei virel They were David Larry Fowler, suited in a good school program stations Saturday when they hopej29. re-indicted on a charge of; and that with continued support jlo raise the additional money, contributing lo the delinquency of it can be made a better one. The club plans to give scholar-ia 17-year-old boy in Mav, 1958. 05 19 41 l.'4 50 -U m i j 27 ' 44 '.i 89 3.i 100 3fi Vi 53 1,2 fit 24 ' 06 U 45 ' 24 44 ' 411 ' SH ' 33 29 2) 'i 2tl s. 27 51 43 li-l ' 43 44 20 32 !-j (12 224 i 111 2 31 U 13 Til 30 i 20 . 73 44 93 V 103 40 55 ' 38 Tii 39 40 27 30 ' 48 i 39 ' 406 4 100 nr. 38 :!i 54 Vi 47 -, 77 'ii 9'b 23 ' 181 li 44 ' 45 M 24 42 , 03:14 28 17 -U 30 124 i 14 39 34 1 43 ' 210 33 '. 71 20 ' yielding kinds 18 25; No. 2-3 these weights 17 00 17.50; heavier and lighter weighls mostly Ifi 00-17 00; sows 31X1-550 lbs 13 00-15.00; feed der pigs scarce. Sheep, salable 750; trade mod erately active, steady Willi late last week except feeder lambs weak lo 1.00 lower; choice, wooled and fall shorn old crop lambs 10 50-20.00; shorn 19 00-19 50: few choice spring lambs for Easter specialty trade 25 00; cull In choice ewes unevenly 3.50-8.50 ac cording to weight, grailc and fleece length; good and choice feeder lambs Hi 00-17 00; few heavy fleeced feeders 17.50. Biology Prof Dismissed From Post Isle Visit Funerals COFK.MAN Fimpral services for William Harrison ('oilman will lake place TkuBM!MJL.al Irom lhe chapel of Ward s Klam-I I tt ESIII lJ I CTlJ Park. GRAINS CHICAGO (APi- Higli Low Close Prev Close Wheat May 2 09'j 2 071. 2 07V: Jly' i.HVi 184 l.M't-'i Sep I.HIv1, 1 80 1 8li'-8l! till I'll'. ilh Funeral Home on Saturday. April 0, loon, al 10 30 a m., the Itev. K. C. West of the Stewart Lenox Baptist Church officiating niiRAVA in i a n i a i,;t Concluding services in Klamath professor, fired from his i;niver-Mcmor'a' sity of Illinois iKtst because he advocated pre-marital sexual re lalions. say he will fight for re instatcment. I Asst. Prof. F. Koch. 44. was relieved ol all duties Thursday bv the university which called his published views "a grave breach! Four Klamath Union of academic res)onsihility." School juniors who cal 4 Journey To Capital By De Gaulle PARIS (APi-Fifty million Brit ons can't be wrong about Charles rle Gaulle, but some 200 .000 French farmers disagree. The French President wound up I his three-day slate visit to Britain today "willi lhe good wishes of 50 million people ithe British popula 'lioni," the 1 melon Daily Express High sain, fold and some wiring from a 1947 Ford parked in lhe back yard of his home Wednesday night. In other activity, officer learned that a glass door in front of the new terminal building at Vtillard McKinny, high school ships lo junior and senior KUHS and Leonard Jay Bates and Jerry principal, noted that despite suh-jsludonls who will major in clas-i Wayne Woods, 19-year-old Malin I stantial budgets, the school has sical languages at the Universilylvoulhs charged with burglary in- ' its problems. Classrooms, he said, of Oregon. volving the JM Produce Com-Kingsley Field was shattered are substandard in size and in-; Car washes will he at John- pany warehouse in Malin MarchJsomclime between 2:30 a.m. and adequate in number. Increased ny's Flying A Station, South Sixthl24. j 4 : 30 a.m. Friday, salaries and reduced work loadlstreet and Arthur, and Whitey'sj Three other prisoners are lo be Police are somewhat puzzled, will be necessary, he concluded, (shell Station, Main and Second; arraigned April 18. They are: ibut they suspect someone was Jose Antonio Lo)ez, 32, accused I locked in the building and had of assault with a dangerous wea- to break his way out. if we expect to continue to re- streets. cruil and hold good teachers." I Members promise a thorough ers " wash ioh. comolele with vacuum- Linda Ijnji (he inside of cars and clean Charlotte Isensee and pon tor allegedly standing nisi Th(,y ,., (jnrt n0 evidence of wife, Marjorie Ann Lopez, with a inU,nl to (.nmmit theft and the ..laiiiicR, lui-ai camp rue ..iris.;in(T the windows, price will he srpocKetKnite Marcn 21. shattered glass was outside the were guests ol lhe Kiwanis Clubihether or not a car has while- Mitchell Byrd. 23. accused ofL,;M,n mAiLMino ' h,.i.. assault with a dangerous weapon (rom ,he jnside The b1s,ss w.m for allegedly brandishing a pock- vahl(,H at $ioo. Air Force police elknifc at Harry Parks during a 0iicd s,aie pljce who relayed street fight early March 29. ,ne , t0 cjv ' ' ' ' 'I Pnli.-n alcn mt-nivttn a i-niuu Dec 191': Mar I94'i Corn May 1.18'i lly 1.2li Sep 1.18 Dec 1.10' 1 Oats May Jly Sep Dec Rye (May Jly Sep Dee Soybeans May Hy 1.94'ii 1.941. MR1. 1.18V 1.20'. 1 21 1.17'3 1 .17'. i 10' 1 1 1(1' 4 2 Oil'. I 81'. I Kli' 1 I 91' 1 l.lll': Ihem- ' The controversy grew out of H'lvps ' The Mercuries are lak Kiuh s leller published March 18 ing an expense-paid trip to Sa by the Daily lhe .sliiilenlllem Saturday, ncw.spaiier. The Idler concluded:! They are Doug Hickman and "A mutually satisfactory sexual , M ikf Boring. 17. and Clarence experience would eliminate lluylcnkins and Joe Rispham, IB. need for many hours of liuslral- Recently, they won a "Talents ing pelting and lead to much hap-'l'dlc" contest sionsnred locally ,-g,,pter and longer-lasting marriages ny ine Mamain in i'i i.lun and among our younger men and wo-1'" 1 "ca Lolil "oniing Lompany. men." I'lhev play rock 'n' roll. Koch, married and lhe lalliei Hickman is a drummer. Jen- 1.21' 1 . 17-' l.lll' But as the British cheered the French soldier-statesman, farm ers al home were up in arms against his price freeze on their products. Farmer demonstrations in Sens and Quimper Thursday turned into riots. Police used tear gas and nightsticks in battling the stone throwing crowds. A dozen police men were hurl and about a dozen demonstrators injured. I lie farmers shouled their anger at the Thursday meeting. All ; wall tires Kiwanians present received seedling Douglas fir as a gift from Camp Fire. Saturday mow ing at 10 o'clock, several Ki wanians will assist the Camp Fire1. 9 Girls in Arbor Day observances, DhAW I OUlAi! iplanling Douglas fir seedlings in I I bllvfl wU 'l-;..,.;- nn..l. rn... iitiiiiA 1 Hi iv uii nil v.rti ftuii t.,v. ELM Sale liov. Robert Groves of the First jPrcsbvtrrian Church will he the principal speaker at the Kiwanis Easter program next Thursday. charged with assault with a dan gerous weapon for allegedly slashing a eily police officer's sixiy visitors prcvieweo ine nu- " ''"'"VwinHow of a trailer he had narked from A. M. Bradford, 1540 Cali fornia Avenue, that someone shot a hole with a RB gun through a reau of Land Management's tim- arrest downtown January 26, Piano Students Give Recital her sale and road construction; .744 ,72-'. .72:' .75 .74 .72'-U .72 ,74'j-s. 1.21'j 1 21 1.21'. 1.21 1 23'. 1 22U 1 24'. 1 24'4 1 2U-l. 1 21 1.21 1214 1224 12.1 1244-'! 124'. Sep Nov 2.15', 2.14'. 2.I5-154 2.15-T 2.184 2.17'. 2 l7'i-4 2.I7-', 2 II1. 2 III'. 2 III'. 2 11 !IN"( 2.094 2 II9".-1 1 2 09's POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) Potatoes ar rivals 81; on track 207; lolal U.S. shipments 004; old market for Russets unsettled, for Round Reds slightly stronger; cnrlol t r a c k lies: Idaho Russets 0 25; Minne sota North Dakota Red River Val ley Round Reds 3 75-4 10; new- track offerings too limited ol a lorn-age daughter and two kins plays lead guitar and Boring ;ahoul their declining income and young sons, declared: irhythm guitar. Bispham is pian- showed unwillingness in advance '1 believe I have been d is- 1st. '" accept the agriculture program charged on grounds I hat violate' At Salem they will compele! being prepared by De Gaulle's the traditional academic freedom against entries from Oregon. cabinet. ol universities 111 this cnuntrv."Washing!nn. Idaho. Montana.l The larmers leel lhat De Gaulle Koch termed his dismissal unfair British Columbia and Alaska. If has failed to face up lo their and said he will fight lo regain'they win they will he sent later problems. When he came (0 pow- lus job by appealing through uni- '" a regional contest at Los An-!rl (wo years ago. the pressing versily channels to Hie American I geles. then In Denver, and fi- problems w ere Algeria and the Assn of University Prolessors anrilnally to a national contest the Faculty Committee on Aca- domic Freedom. Koch's letter also said that slu dents who limit themselves to pet ling may indicate "an extreme degree of brainwashing bv our religious and civil authorities the llnie nf virhin unit mn-ilir Dr. David D Henry, n resident ! L0S ANGELES (API - The of lhe university, in a letter to ',n-v nas awanictl a contract to tmnal cost of living rose. Lvle II. Lanier, 'dean of the divi- (l,vclnl' '"'' il ' sl'"ld bei Since the cost of living has been sion ol general studios, said' "np lhc mosl p(,w-,ive weapon going up or decades in Fiance. "With you. I consider p,of sysloms 0W1' '' for fleel lliis system benefitted the farmer. Koch's loiter a grave breach P'''i,li"0s. However, economists said the sys- .ic.idoniic resmnisihihtv Tho 'l'hp system is the Typhon. Jem amounted lo built-in inflation. 'o ..n... ....1 '..... :.. named alter the lecendarv GreekiThev contended it set nff an onrl. Ill 11-iiivi-, - monster wiin ui noacis. ! less spiral because every lime MALIN Piano studenLs of Mrs. Lucile Gray were presented in a recital Sunday afternoon. April 3, lion in the Medford district's 915, in the high school music room.looo acres will be considered he- Those who played were Wendic fnre the plan is finalized said Buckingham. Judith Anderson, Ross A. Voungblnod, district Janice McAulifie, Kalhy Greene, jmanager. Gary Webb, Marilyn McCollam. Plans include construction of plans for 11 during a public! . meeting April 5 in the RLM of- UOiVV RanCn ficcs in Medford. LI J Representatives from local for i wWQpS MOnOS est industries and the Klamath. ,r, . r. Jackson and Josephine county ,,.. ,.,.ii.: v . courts participated in discussion.:, ,;.,s bopn so(, (o M,. am ineir suggest.ons emeu. .nog ...e M;iJ N Schol( o Mcrrj plans 101 narvesi ami coiisu ne at that address sometime Thurs day. They arrested Donald Dean Brehm, 19. at Main and East Main streets Thursday evening and charged him with driving The Ernest Rittcr ranch near during a revoked period. And they ordered a Dodge sla- lion wagon registered lo Albert Pongnn. 1029 North Sixlh Street, Highway and Mr. and Mrs. Rich-towcd to Clyde's Towing and Slor- aid Hill, also ol Merrill Highway Harry Van, with James F. Slil- Iwell really company, handled the sale transaction and the stricled zone, amount of consideration was not I announced. age Service on Klamath Avenue Thursday afternoon. Officers said the car was parked in a re- Leg Fractured Navy Awards Arms Pact (nations finances. Agriculture was not neglected, but it had little priority. One of the measures De Gaulle imiosed to regain national finan cial stability struck an unpopular nole wilh the farmers. He abol ished the old sliding scale price system that guaranteed them in creased prices every lime lhe n.. t 1.. n-nirA cnan n-nun --a .id :i -r .: I . 1 .1 n 1 1 .- .1 u- , j Mr. and Mrs. Schott will con- Keilh Ruckmgham. Inear Keno, the biggest projected . , ... . , Also presenting selections w ere road, and harvesting of about 235.- , . .. .,, ...j Jesse H. Norris, 2S. of Klamath Janet Buckingham, Mary Ruth 000.000-board feet of timber ?h' "w oraLrtv tn re- W'himan. Pa. . i Walker, Connie ,e district. . . somP tZZZ e 'ceived a fracuTred leg in a mo- Whitman, John iiieene, mary Hureau personnel and visitors: . , , . ,, inrcvcle accident early Fridav . ... , ,. 1 iranee and nas Hue and. It wasi10uycle aicioent eany rnnay aaoe iirove, ia'iiu .iuuumiii aiuiiaiso niscusseo rigni-oi-way, ease Jim Long. ments, reforestation, recreation. some 2.000 acres range and pasture land. It was indicated that Hill plans to raise quarter horses. Another student. Peggy Long, mining and fire and trespass con ii-uc nnrihlr. In nlnv horansp nf a li-nl nlnnc hand injury but will give herj Present were BLM Stale Su-lYouths Warned recital laler in the year. pervisnr Russell E. Getty and his Two youths, 14, were taken Refreshments were served by, staffers. Ed Zaidlirz. Herbertlinln temporary custody by city Mrs. Gray, assisted by Mrs. Mar-jHnglund and Merle Winn. (juvenile officers Thursday after vin Shell. Mrs. Ethen Whitman Walter H. Horning, forestry noon for fighting. at morning. He was treated Klamath Valley Hospital. No further details were available. printed the programs. views expressed are and repugnant, contrary lo com- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI-FSMNS1 Potatoes: Russets Klamath U S. tA 2-inch minimum 5.75-5.85; U.S. 1 614 ounces 6 25-0.30. monly accepted standards of mor ality, and their public espousal may be interpreted as encour agement of immoral behavior Corp farm prices jumped, other prices went up loo. quote. West inghoii.se Electric was awarded a :m4-millmn dollar oonlrnrl. It will develop a missile cruiser eovnnnerl wilh r:iH:n- r-.-m. However. Koch, a 1941 graduale""" ,rahl"B verai missiles rvfimDUrsemenr r .1... !:.. ,..: s al once. 'sl ued ' v-""Bn,a1 Officials said Thursday lhe Tv NKW YORK 'Al" - Census LOSANGEI.ES .UPI-FSMNS.- ' , .... f ,,,., phon syslem was conceived in! K.,therine Haliquist of Ken Potatoes: , intellectual vi !'"'"v"lc ,he ,l-pl Wllh a greally ncfl.v- N w' reimbursed for Russets Klamalh U.S. I fi-ounce ' ,"'' " , . 1 ,. ' improved anhaircratt rai.abihlv mnni,-v -"Ponl to hue a horse when IIHIIIIIlUIII .) .111. elusion alter weighing the evi-' donee pro and con wilhout porsc-,"gg FrOOS culing Ihose who believe differ- enlly than they do. then Hus CflUSG CQnCGm count iv is no longer a demnc-; ... n y j To LA Woman Koch, a native of Dickinson. I.OS ANGELES U'l'D Lnve- N D . holds master's and HnrinrV ti..L- r a...... j-.. san francisco (ap'-a ct2i:,i ; , ;: : , . ' , """" ikl 1 ( 1 .-.11 in nit- r iv 111 v nrp nrm l.'iiif'p lie taught at Kresnoi Neighhors of Mis. Marllip M Si .tin .mil H:ikiWi(M n!I.M. in IW,.. Tl ).... .,, . . ...... f,v '""iniiii 11 in rit 11 nun 1 IHUMI.IV UllirMlay llllll r-:.,fnr,i:. iwinvn rLinn tho llli. L-I1.M1 ih.. ...L-. im niiuui mi iii'tu Hi 111 a iiiin - Bag Plane ; Lands Safely she couldn'l drive her car because nf floods. Regional Census Direc lor Arthur F. Young didn't reveal the amount of money involved in his announcement Thursday. Grade School Visitation Set Children expect itiR tn enler Henley Grade School next fall are inviled to a preschool visita tion April IS becinninR at 12:15. Principal Erwin Brouer said mothers would meet in the cafe teria at 12:30 for a discussion with the principal and the school nurse. Law requires that a child must have reached his sixth birthday by November 15 to bp eligible for school next fall. Parents are asked to bring their children's birth certificates to the meeting next. Friday. staff oflrcor for the burc; 'Washington office, also was pres- They were Riven a "stern lalk- infi to" and released to their par ents, officers said. LAWN MOWERS EXPERTLY SHARPENED Reasonable Prices Jack's Sharpening Service 60 Nevada St. TU 2-5679 Loss than :ill minutes laler. an other huge Military Air Transport nois post in tti.i5. U. . V'-'idcgrees ! "niiiionomastcr nouncrci sateiy in'0n.n(..m OH i ii.iiiiiiiiiii an roue nase, it nines 73 '4 noi l II of hero, 40 III ' 2S -S Kl ',2 jService plane, a 0121 Conslolla- CffilfA Cnr 19 :'jtion. lanttecl at Iravis Air Force " .13 t. Rase, across the hay. uilh one of U..., Hlflh II i4:ils our engines out. Rolh planes ,rca 1 .17 'i 20 'f 21 "i 11 , worn inhniind from Hawaii The Glohemasler, cralt. carrion It crewmen. Constellation earned 84 HOLLYWOOD (AP'-I.ike a !oiU'-cngineK)srar.K(nnins fan .(.ors producers hold high hopes that passen- P nionth-old strike against ma :jor film studios would end today, the big Th.-v schetiulod a moo! ine alter 44 V4 gers and crew. 1441 li s not uncommon for 22', planes lo continue satoly (0 then:., 011l,hlir ni.,.niu,,s 50ssinn lonlv fi destination wilh one engine gone. Thursday night failed to break the son h "njmu toe tiys in toe conuni tovoi s doadlock 71"4;had their fingers crossed as they ,',m ,,.,fSi ,.hu,( ncsollilor , 55 '.'talked the Glohemasler home, ilh(, SlTml A(.ln.s Gu,lc) sa() hc 2(1 -14 Cap! James R. Kolh. the Globe-ll; ru,lv hnK ,ha, the slnk(, S84 1 master pilot, jellisoned 14 tons ol ,ra,lc ),' M,nM I(k);)V u( hc 27 4 cargo and asked for help Icaulioiicd against "premature op- m-1. The Coast Guard sent two Mmsnl 39 V planes In meet the rapidly do- 27 ' scending plane. The crew pro-j 29 1 a : pared 10 ditch hut the (ilobcmas ! Short Circuit :i4'2iior irxii'ted it was holding alti-i " v!tude al 1,50(1 feet and could make A short circuit 111 a lluoresrent 45 ': Hamilton light at the California-Oregon -15 'si Power Company building, 40,1 R2 SIMtlVG FOR Sl'RF. Maui Street, geueratrd clouds of M ' l)M.!..s, Te.. 'I l'i It's a sin, ike but caused little damag' 4.1 VjMira sign ol spring. at 111 :tii pm Thursday, city (ire- 31 """"j .lohn Graesei1, It. got n notolinou said 48 ' Irom a utrl saying "I love you ! They also were called lo the 29 ' L)o you line me?" homo of .loan Walker. 2642 Bad- 52 SI lie was asked tn check one ofjclille Avenue, where an nil stove M'ajthrce boxes: "Yes," "majbe. "flooded al 9 02 am. Friday. No W or "no." damage jesullecl. jAtloniey Cyrus A. Havis to issue ja nuisance complaint against her because of loud - singing Iroe 'frogs in her garden. , Melvin K. Levy, a landlord, said ithe tree frogs sang so loud ho ;i. losing tenants from his apartment I hill 1 house hocau.se of lhe noise. and Rut Mrs. Din-norm said. "1 didn't invite the lings, they just came. If they like my garden, it's not my faull." And anywav. she explained, thev sing during the mating sea- U-DRIVE TRUCKS Low Rotct tOCATED AT BEACON MOBIL SERVICE STATION 1201 E. 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