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PAGE 4 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. October 12, 1960 MARKETS and FINANCE STOCKS LIVESTOCK WALL STREET KLAMATH FALLS NEW YORK (API The stock ; LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET market drifted irregularly lower Oct. 11, 1W0 .late this afternoon as trading slackened. Volume for the day was esti mated at 2 million shares com pared with 2.35 million Tuesday. Most key stocks showed narrow changes, only a few going a point or so either way. ' . Banks and other financial insti tutions were closed for Columbus Day, leading to semi-holiday con ditions in the financial district. An upside flurry by the oils, based on merger rumors, did not carry through but left a number of oil stocks moderately higher. Coppers wilted a bit on news of 8 price cut. Steels and chemicals also were on the downside. Receipt: Cattle 367. Hogs 78. Sheep 444. Compared last Tuesday cows steady quality considered; steer calves .50 higher; heifer calves weaker; other cattle steady; hogs .50 higher. Fed Heifers: Std. 16.30-18.50. Cows: Sid. 14.40 16.40; Cmil. 14.10-14.70; Utility 13.10-14.30; Can ners and Cutters 8.75-12.90. Bulls: Utility, 17.60-19.00; Feed ers, 16.25-17.10. Veal Calves: Std.-Good, 19.00- 20.75; Hvy Killer Calves, 20.20- 20.30. CITY BRIEFS Fremsat PTA regular meeting I the IOOF Hall Friday, October will be held Thursday, October 14, at 8 p.m. Refreshments fol 13, at 2:30 p.m. In the school 'low meeting. auditorium. Girl Scout film en Yreka Cavein Area Mishap Claims One, Injures Two (Continued from Page 1) and two other men came to the scene. Only three men could dig at a time, due to constricted snaro . . ... . The men tried deration ' I"" !i" 5Tl Prac1 meet in the parish hall Thursday, titled "A Mile High, A World Wide" will be shown. Baby sitter available. Evergreen Garden Club will meet at the home of Verona Dan ler, 3738 Bisbee, Thursday, Octo- ber 13, at 7:30 p.m. Ann Feder- Lailies Auxiliary Canton Craterihart will talk on winter storage No. 7 will meet Thursday, Octo ber 13, 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Members please attend for elec. of dahlia roots. St. Mary's Altar Society 'will methods of getting air to Moody, but none was successful. Wann U'Pnt in Vnri nt tr Cslmnn tn alert thfi ahpriff. nffir. ,nrt ,J have a rummage sale October 13, get more help. i" and 15 in,,Jh. old, Wig- rM, .i,j i,.... j .'B'y store building. Miscellaneous October 13, at 10 a.m. and there will be a potluck lunch at 1 p.m. Klamath Dental Auxiliary Willi Anyone having rummage to do nate for the sale may bring it to the hall. Baby Calves, beef, 25. -35. per half to free Taylor and another head. Stockers and Feeders: Steers, Texas Instruments lost more Good-Choice, 631-725 lbs., 18.90- than 3 and Beckman Instruments about 2. Zenith was about a point lower. Houses handling U.S. govenv ment bonds were closed due to Columbus Day. 43 'A 60" 20.' 57 40 U 30 49 33 ',4 76 .10 1 35 '4 21 ai 26 23 42 ,i 46 63 35 V. 42 4 16 29 74 14 183 108 33 k 12 34 24 ' 65 V, 38 ' 75 U B.1.vJDec 4.1 1 Mar 47 My 34,"' 33 Vt 44 14 28 49 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation A. J. Industries Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can American Cyanamid American M & Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Viscose Anaconda" Copper Armco Steel Atchison Railroad Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borden Co. Borg Warner Brunswick Burrouglis Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation . Cities Service Consolidated Edison . Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright ; Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak '; El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tire '. First America Corp. ; Ford Motor I General Dynamics : General Electric ". General Foods ' General Motors . Georgia Pac. Corr- : Goodyear Tire . Great A. & P. Great Northern Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central Intemational Bus Mch. International Nickel International Paper Internal ionalT & T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Copper Libby, McNeill & Libb; Lockheed Aircraft . Loew's Thea Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Central Northern Pacific . Pacific Gas & Electric I Pacific 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 & L Radio Corp. of Amer. Rayonier Incorp. Raytheon ' Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. : St, Regis Srhenley Distillers Scott Pa,-vr Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Sorony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining "Swift & Company ; Texaco .'Thompson, R.W. ! Tidewater Oil ITlmken R Bearing Transamerica Corp. . Twentieth Century Fox . Union Oil Company ; Union Pacific ; United Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Smelting United Slates Sleel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel. Westinghouse Air Brake Weslinghouse Electric Wheeling Steel 20.60; Common Medium, 16.50 18.50. Heifers, Good-Choice, 550-690 lbs., 18.00-19.10; Cemmon-Med-ium, 15.00-17.60. Steer Calves, Good-Choice, 380 493 lbs., 22.30-24.40; Common-Medium. 17.50-21.50. 11 14 Heifer Calves, Good-Choice, 310- 3 ',404 lbs., 20.00-21.50; Common-Med- 49 Valium, 17.00-19.50. 24 Stock Cows, Medium-Good, 130; 68 Medium-Good paits 162.50-174. 1814 Hogs; U.S. 14 2 C3C220 lbs.), 34 14 18.10-1-3.60; 43 i- Sows, ll.f0-ffl.5f(l WisaifCB Rgs, 66 6,5,0.00, 20 Shettp: Fafe tasfhs, CBifltee, 16,85- 49 14M6.fl); Feeder kamfe, Gswt-ehotoe 92 SIM0;-15'.20!; Medium 12 -10 13.10; Bl -Ewesi . yeaislinrgs, M.MMS.SD; 35 14 lamb's, 1-2-.50 per head Rams: Suffolk lam'te, J-9-.--32.50j; othere .l'0;OjO;2'0;00:.rr head. Reported by Ray Pe'teissfcn, coun ty extension agent. hour to rescue Phelps. They worked a total of four hours be fore Moody's body was uncovered. The Sharp Company was con trading a timber access road job for the A. and S. Rocklin Logging Company of Orleans, the forest service said. Deputies alerted Aetna Helicop ters at Etna, and Dr. Ashcraft and the pilot arrived at the scene of the tragedy in early afternoon. They reached the hospital at 2:10 p.m. Moody's body was taken to Girdner's Funeral Chapel in Yre ka. Funeral services are under arrangement. Personnel at the hospital were ifst sare of the extent of Phelps' and Taylor's injuries. The men I were Baser further observation today, pets for sale. Doors open at 8 a.m. Klamath Falls Lions Club Aux iliary will have a rummage sale October 14 and 15 at 603 South Sixth Street. Proceeds from this sale will be used in their Eye Conservation program. Autumn Tea of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church women will be at the home of Mrs. Richard Maxwell, Cove Point, Saturday, October 15, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. St. Mary's Chapter of the Wom en of St. Paul's will meet at the home of Mary Woodhouse, 530, Hillside. Thursday. October 13. at Orson Stearns PTA will meet o Dm Thursday, October 13, at 7:30l p.m. m the school gym. Mrs. Isa- Hand Knit. Personalized belle Brixner will show travel Christmas socks will be made by I : A ; - V It - RICHARD BAIN will Parade Slated Saturday Oregon Technical Institute's in ignitiiiR tlie pile in advanct. homecoming noise parade w ill be- in P" invited to th,, . j . cnti, bonfire rally, said Howard Row. gin at 2 p.m. Saturday at South " Sixth and Etna streets. I The "Owl Hoots," the OTI ath-j, . n letie booster group in k , uitv roiice Falls, will judge the entries.! Prizes will be awarded on basis MqIq fQir of noise, adherence to the theme,. 'Scalp the Raiders," and attrac tiveness at a 40-30-30 per ceni ratio, respectively. Two men were; arrested og drunk and disorderly conduct ..I ....!.. , !.. r.- cudiL-a vtuiy iwidy Huer an in. slides. Ladies Auxiliary, affiliated with Encampment No. 46, will meet in RED BLUFF (UPI-FSM.MS.) -' Weekly Ifvestock auttion: Cattle salable 835, including 275 calves. Slaughter cows unevenly steady to 50 cents lower, stotker and feeder steers and heifers and steer calves fully stcadj, heifer calves strong to 50 cents higher. Slaughter cows commercial 15.00- 16.00, utility 13.80-15.00, Banner and cutters 10.00-13.40. Slocker and feeder sleets good and choice 300-500 lb caWes 23.00- 24.80, medium 18.00-23.00; good and choice 500-700 lbs 20.00-22.88, 700 800 lbs 19;00.22.00. . Slocker and feeder heifers good and choice 270-500 lbs 20.00-22.10, 475-650 lbs 17.50-19. 10, common and medium 500-615 lbs 12.25-17.20. GRAINS CHICAGO (AP- Prev. High Low Close close Wheat 1.96 1.95 1.96 1.95 2.004 2.00 2.00 2.00'ii 1.9814 1.98 1.98'a 1.9BU 1.86 1.85 1.85 1.86 1.8814 I.88V4 1.88"4 1.884 29 14 519 48 . 92 14 38 74 53 34 73 9 14 22 14 16 86, 36 2714 54 14 1614 36 66 V4 27 18 Vi 261, 40 14 11 41 V 19 Vt 47 206 33 53 14 16 34 V4 54 38 83 34 32 21 V4 Sep Corn Dec Mar May Jiy Oats Dec Mar May Jly Rye Dec Mar May Jly Soybeans 1.08 1.081 1.08f4 1.08 1.12 1.12 1.12H 1.12 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.17 1.17 1.17 1.17 Car Mishap Injures 3 Three 16-year-old girls were hos- pit-afeed fast night after their oar missed a curve on the airport drive and polled into a swamp. AH three girls wees reported in fair condition today in Klamath Valley Hospital. State police identified the vic tims as: Jean Msore, 938 Newcastle Street, broken back. Melody Scott, 524 North Second Street, broken pelvis. Diana Brine, Route 3, the driv er, extensive head cuts, other in juries undetermined pending X-ray results. . Police said t!;.) car was headed south on Allament Drive, had crossed Johns Avenue, and missed the first curve leading to Kingslcy Held. They said the car rolled over several times befove landing in a swamp. The accident occurred aboHt 9 p.m. The victims first were token to the Air Force dispensary at Kings- ley Field; later were transferred to Klamath Valley Hospital. No other cars were involved in the accident. Politician Murdered (Continued from Page 1) stabbed In the thigh while attend ing a political party reception last July. Jotaro Kawakami, anothep Socialist Party leader, also was stabbed by a student during the anti-American demonstrations in June. Kishi and Kawakami re-eovered. The tcen-auod Yamaguchi, dies.sed la the typical black uni form of the Japanese schoolboy, rushed to where AsaaMma was speaking at. a political rally m (Uniy-a Mall in the heart ef Tokyo. Me plunged a foot-lep..g daeocf into the left side of the psliti- cian s chest. Asanuma stared blankly or a the women of St. Paul's. Call Mrs. Ray Reeves at TU 4-5707 or Mrs. Buz Larkm at TU 4-6312, Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting tonight at IOOF Hall at 8 p.m. All members are urged to at tend. be featured with the U.S. Navy Band when it makes its appearance at Pelican Court on Mon day, October 17, for afternoon and evening perform ances. Bain is a harmonica soloist and will perform works of Offenbach in a "Parisian Fantasy" as a part of the performances here. World Series (Continued from Page 1) EIGHTH INNING YANKS Maris singled The parade will move up,voiVed sequence of disturbance. South Sixth and South Seventh:at two downtown bars. to Main Street and continue downj Arrested were Wilbur Wayne Main to the Klamath Auditorium, Keefer, 34, Rocky Point Junction, where it will disband. and Lawrence N. Griffin, 29, Bly. Local atumni ior uie msu uiuc; ricaem m uuui scenes was 9 are going to enter a float to com- pete with entries from the cam pus. The annual homecoming bon fire will burn on the new campui site north of the Hot Springs resi woman. Jo Ann Reagan, 2304 Em erald Street. Police said the sequence besan at 12:45 a.m. when they were called to stop a fight at The Office bar. They found Keefer dential area this year. A serpen- and Griffin struggling near the tine of autos will leave the cam- rear of the building. Keefer said Gnlfin w as.atlempt ing to follow Miss Reagan inio the women's rest room, and he pus at 6:30 p.m. Sharon McCol lum, last year's queen, will light a large stack of scrap wood. The rally squad will lead cheers! was attempting to stop Griffin, and Rex Hunsaker, head footballThe bartender confirmed the wo coach, will introduce football play- man's story that Griffin had hn grs diiiiujiug net ni me e,i, dun .sna M-amvliilB suffprino Whmon Mill,u h:,v0 hM ,nrrinli tn handle u,""n wai ,uu" 10 Ja" mg Boyer. Maris dropped a sin-rignt, Mazeroski hobbled Mantle's g.e in snon rigni, sending ivudck groun(ier but recovered in time Attention Square Dancers, Ivan Midlam from Eugene will be guest caller at the Merry Mixers party night Saturday, October 15, at their hall In Pelican City. Dance starts at 8 o'clock. Bring dish for potluck. All square danc ers are welcome. The Historical Society of Klam ath County will not conduct a meeting tonight. The meeting has Clemcnte singled to center. Ford to force Maris at second with a quick throw to Groat. Mantle took second on a wild pitch. Berra sin- to third. Green was replaced by right-hander Clem Labine. Man tle struck out. Berra singled, scoring ftuoen ana senning juansigicd, scoring Mantle, and took to third. Skowron grounded info a second when Virdon's bad throw double play, Groat to Mazeroski bounced past Smith for an error. 10 oiuart. Mazernski thrpw r.nf SUnwrnn Two runs, four hits, no errors, Berra moving to third, filanchard one left. hit his second straight double off PIRATES Richardson tossed 'he right field screen, scoring out Virdon. Groat flied to Maris. BtTra- Richardson flied to Cimoli. Two runs, three hits, one error, hppn raw-elpd in deference to a tossed out Stuart. . one lctt. the basic chores. They must haul all the fuel to the bonfire site and guard it against stealthy, bold Raider fans who celebrate a holiday, usually, If they sscceed luncheon to be served October 29. Pc&wm PTA will conduct an executive meeting Wednesday, October 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the seventh grade room at the school. Officers, chairmen, room moth- No runs, one hit, no errors, oze left. SKVENTH INNING YANKS Blanchard doubled to right. Richardson hit his second triple, scoring Blanchard for his 12th run batted in ef the series moment, clutched at his wound iers and others interested a r e His two triples tied a series ene- .66 .70 .70 .67 .66 .70 .70 .67 .66 .70 ' .70 .67 .68 .70 .70 .67 Man Seeks Missing Car 1.26 1.25 1.25 1.25 - 1.21 1.21 Nov Jan Mar May Jly 2.14 2.13 2.13 2.14 2.19 2.18 2.18 2.18 2.22 2.21 2.22 2.22 2.25 2.24 2.24 2.24 2.26 2.25 2.25 2.25 James Rillings, 9(H) Owens Street, told city police early"to- fliii ho hurl Infl U.c ,.LJ i 125 If" ,4li.fth.Ni8htHawkWS 1.'4 l.ii 1.13 l !,, , Civil, Cl..l ...til- U. . uul.,1, klt.MM uud-i, nunc 110 v,iIH inside. In the car were the keys and his "very good friend, Harold." When he returned, the car and good friend Harold were gone. Billings admitted he did not know the last name or address of Harold. But he did not wish to sign a stolen car complaint until he learned whether Harold taken the car home. Billings said he would attempt to learn Harold's name and ad dress today. Other police .reports: A fifth-grade student told her mother two boys, probably of high school age, had chased her home from school yesterday af ternoon. She said the chase began on Eleventh Street and, ended when she got inside the fence of her home. The child said the Iwvs made a lewd, threatening remark to her. Roy Felix said a .218 caliber rifle was stolen from his apart ment at 818 Walnut Street within the Inst three or four weeks. and then fell to the stage in full view of the crowd that included Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda. He died soon afterward in a hospital. Young Yamaguchi stood starine for a full 30 seconds as his vic tim toppled to the floor. The crowd watched In silent horror. Then pandemonium broke loose. People s-warmed onto the stone. They seized Yamaguchi a-nd turned him over to police. ine youth, whose father Is a eolonel in the Japan self defense lorees and editor of the military publication Shushin, was taken first for questioning to Marunou chi police station, . which lies across a broad avenue from the Imperial Palace, PIRATES Joe Demaestri went to shortstop snd Kubek moved to left field for the Yankees. Dick Schofield, a left-handed hitter, baited for Labine and was thrown out by Boyer on a close play. Richardson threw out V i r d e n. Groat ' singled eff Demaestri's asked to come, since the meeting game record. Ford bunted ad gUvf Demaeslri threw eut Cle- Lake Cow Belles To Be Taken LAKEVIEW - The Lake Coun ty Cow Belles have invited wom en of Lake County to attend a meeting dealing with family fi nance October 13 at 2 p.m. in the county courtroom at t h e courthouse. Dorothy Sherrill, home manage ment specialist for the state Sys tem of Higher Education Exten sion Service, will speak. Her top ic is "Making the Most of Your Money." Her talk will draw coordinat ing parallels between finance and the family life cycle and pre- booked for drunk and disorderly conduct. An hour later police were called lo the Blue Ox bar. There, bar tender Ervin Moore said a man had knocked a woman off a bar sfool. The man had just left, Moore said. Miss Reagan was still there, She told police Keefer had (o, lowed her from The Office and told her that if he'd been Gnf fin, he would have knocked her off the bar stool. "Which he did," the police re port noted. Miss Reagan also said Keefef had struck her on the face. Po lice said her face was beginning to swell. Keefer was arrested in front of the Chuck Wagon and uaj hauled to jail where he, too. was booked for drunk and disorderly conduct. Keefer spent three hours in jail, then posted $58 hail. Miss Reagan appeared at the police is especially important. Women's Smiiely of Christian Service Circles ef the Methodist Church will meet Thursday, Octo ber 13, as follows: Helen Reulos, Thursday morning at the church, nursery provided; Edna Holder, 7:45 p.m., Mrs. Dale Tepper, 46(18 Thompson Street; Dorothy Hard ing, 12:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Dick Henzel for a luncheon; Mur den Woods, 1 p.m., Mrs. Rhena Howry, '2210 Dixon Street; Eve lyn DeVries, 1 p.m., Mrs. Russell Saunders, Lakeview Highway. Richardson scared sliding in un der Hoak's throw to Smith. It was scored as a sacrifice and a field er's choice. It also was a run bat ted in for Ford. Boyer grounded into a double play, Haak to Ma zeroski to Stuart. Virdon made a diving catch of Kubek's sinking liner. Two runs, two bits, no errors, none left. . PIRATES The Yankees now have totaled 44 runs and 75 hits, both records for a series ef any length. The paid attendance was mente. Ne runs, ene hk, na errors, one leR. NINTH INNING YANKS George Witt, a right hander, went to the mound for the Pirates. Schofield went to s-hortstop. Ford broke his bat grounding to Stuart for the unas sisted putout. Mazeroski threw out Boyer. Kubek lined to Clemente at the foot of the right field wall. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. PIRATES Demaestri threw out sent a family spending plan. She will also discuss feasibility station later in the morning and of families working in a unit to posted $50 bail for Griffin, offi manage their money. leers said. See the Patented SIEGLER now at HAFTER FURNITURE 833 Klamath Ave. Let us show you how you can Klamath Lank Lodge 460, Vasa Order of America, will serve a Itien he was taken to Metro-Swedish pea soup and pancake poman Police Headquarters, a supper at the IOOF Hall Satur coiiple of miles away and not far I day, Octoher 15. at 6:30 p.m. A from fhe Parliament Building, short meeting at 8 p.m. will be Young Yamaguchi was smiling 'followed by a photographic show while in police custody. Police:ing by Henry Hendrickson, Port- sain ne onerea no motive lor the stabbing. announced at 38,580. Cimoli Stuart. Cimoli singled to right reached first when Kuhek fum-i-Smith bounced into a double play, bled his hard hit grounder for an; Boyer to Richardson to Skowron error. Smith bounced to Kubek, whose throw to Richardson forced Cimoli at second. Blanchard pounced on Hoak's bunt in front of the plate and threw to Kubek, forcing Smith at second. Mazer oski flied to Mantle. No runs, none left. one hit, no errors, HOME EXTENSION Merrill Home Extension will meet Thursday. October 13. 10 land, of his recent trip to Sweden. No runs, no hits, one error, one a.m. in the Recreation Hall. Bring The public is invited. loft. iapron and stay for lunch. POTATOES CHICAGO (AP) - Potatoes ar rivals 30; on track 140; total U.S. shipments 249; market (or Russets slightly stronger, for Round Reds slightly weaker: car lot track sales: Idaho Russets 5.10; Vir gina Russets 4.30-4.70; Virginia Bakers 5.25; Minnesota North Da- kola Red River Valley Round Reds 2.30-2.95. GRANGE NEWS KLAMATH OBITUARY MUNDLIN Servlcpi tor Mr. HamI Dll Mundllrv 816 Bsnnett Strwt, Mmford. who died Sunday In Medford hoiplMI, will tw held at Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel, on the North Phoenix Road, MMford, Wedneidav at naa in urti Baptist Church will oftlclatt. Committal will be In Hlllcrest Memor- Ifll Prh, MedfOrd. With Tnnncr.AAnrrl. luneral director). In charge. She Is sur vived oy in widower, Richard W. Mund lln; sons, Richard W. Mundlin, Klamath fans; Jay w. Mundlin, Oenveri Robert 5, Mundlin, Wichita Falls, and Ralph u. wuiiaim, central Point; brothers, J. D, Smith, Red Oatt, Iowa, and C. W. Smith, Cheypnne; lister, Mrs. Louise Adams, wrenis pass, ana 15 grandchildren. PEDIOO WILLARO MAX PEPIOO, 31. native ot Missouri and a resident of Oregon tor two vaars, died Tuesday, October H, at Malin. Survivors Include the widow, Dor othy, sons, James and Bntyi daughter, Loretta. Funeral arranoement will be an nounced by O'Hair's Memorial Chapel, Funeral REGULAR MEETING Lost River Grange will hold its regular meeting Wednesday, Octo- MTijber 12, 8 p.m. at Olone. Bring SI H sales slips as this is the last meet 38 ? ing of the quarter that thev can 9Jt tl Ha turned in Imnnrtnnt hiititirtic i s.iid lift had hai-knH hi rar inln ry wttl fae place In the church Wednes ' I ... . ,, j ... . , . . . . day at I p.m. the Rev. George Murphy 40 vvul be discussed. All members a parking meter post at Tenth officiating, concluding services and vault interment In Mt. Calvary Cemetery Ward's Klamalh Funeral Ham In charge of arrangements. PARKS Funeral services for Mary Frames Parks will take piece trom tht St. Piu X Church on Thursday, October 13. when a Requiem Mass will ba celebrated tor i,,!,., aUw rtf nl;.nH 'he repost of her soul commencing at John Ashley of Pelican Motors am Recitation of tn. Hoiy Ros. IB! flnd officers are urged to attend and Main streets about 3: IS p m. Tuesday. The pole was knocked do n. Pol On UN KNOXVIl.LE, Tenn. (Art Participants in a Knoxville .lour nal poll voted nearly 21 in favor 19 H to learn the new flag presentation. 45 41 10 1 23 M 42 75 Vi 58 20 I. 48 " 23 H 39 H 41 25 ti 31 S 39 MOSCOW (AP)-Nearly the en 7 Hi lire Tuesday front pace and the 2B V I whole second pape of the govern 74 lament newspaper Uvestia wore de- f u voted to the transcript of Premier I Monday mcht on the Merrill 45 jKhmshchev's interview with Da- Parkway with a nul that said: 22 !i virl Susskind on the "Open End" I "Please gue It a decent burial." so ITV program in New York Sunday State troopers towed it to 4S might. " j garage. Condition Critical Dorothy Gyshers. daughter of Mr. and Sirs. John Gyshers, Klnm alh Falls, Is in critical condition in a Holbrook. Arizona, hospital following an auto accident there of moving the United Nations recently. She is a dietician at Kort De fiant Hospital in that area. More Propaganda headquarters out of the United Slates. The paper said Wednes day the vote was 270 141 lo move the U.N. elsewhere. ROSS Fun,rl ,rvlct tor John A. Ro will lit. DIIC. Irom tht thPl ol WArfl 1 Kmmth Fuotml Horn, Thursday, Octo hr 1J. t ? om., EI0r Wlflo Llv Ol In, RfOrQflnlrftl Church ot Jtlul Chrltt of Luttcr Day Samti officiating. Conclud- Ing itrvlcts In Klamairt Mtmorlal Park. icae Funeral sftrvica. for Jud.on Ray ftethtr, U, who Oifrl hero on Octnhtr 10. will ha haid at 0 Halr'i Vtmonal Chapal on Thursday. Octootr 13, at 1 p m. Inlormont will ba at Klamath Mtmorlal Park. 'Decent Burial' NKW CANAAN. Conn. AP-A 1IM9 model car wilh California II- Out Of Hospital Mrs. Eleanor Cook, 412 North Eleventh Street, was released from Klamath Valley Hospital Wednesday morning following treatment for leg lacerations in cense plates was found abandoned Aided by her )et cat. Mrs. Cook said the cat clawed her when she stepped on his tail while hanging laundiv. She was a taken to lh hospital by Teace jAmbulanct. Juckeland Motors Welcome a New Industry To Klamath Falls! - j 1 - , j fit IteH f;M " "T n ' cr Pacific Linen and Mechanics Uniform Supply ... a new industry now serving industrial accounts in Klamath Falls. The firm, while new to the Klamath Basin, has operated for severol years in Medford, and also has a plant in Grants Poss. Occupying a brand new, specially design ed building on Market Street, Pacific Linen will employ 8 people, Abovt, ltt to rtqhr, Bob TardiM of Juckeland Motors, Inc., Paul Norrii, manager of Pacific Lintn. Jim Mines, Eloint Gordon, Eddit Jasso, Dick Travis, Joyct Mackanstadt, and Art McClura all of tha new firm. Travis is an officer in the corporation that operates th. plants, and the new truck is an International AM 130 Mctra van, one ot tha many Internationals designed for a particular job. There's an International To Suit Your Needs and Budget! JUCKELAND MOTORS INC. 11th & Klamath Trucks or our Business! Ph TU 2-2581 j '"'" ' ' -- New! 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