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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday, October 25, 1960 MARKETS and FINANCE STOCKS LIVESTOCK KLAMATH FALLS CITY BRIEFS tiA .! A , rl.tW mamLn in. i Kara U'ill hrintf nthr fficho tnr WAI T. CTPPPT KI AMATW V Al I S " " .v. NEW YORK (AP)-The stock LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET vite anyone 50 years of age 0r,P""-- MnelrAt tlnuwt 1nu'Af inAav Al latei HrlnKr 91. IQfift nvnr tn Wrocc in marahrfl POS- weakness deepened losses. Final Receipt: Cattle 525. Hogs 132 !,ume am) come ,0 the c,ub lla. Kagle. Au.illary drill team wOl dealings were active. The ticker Sheep 29. !loweeB Dartv Wednesday, October mee ,or Prac,'ce Wednesday. tape was late. Compared last Monday feeder M gt ,;30 pm in K,arnalh Audi.:uclooer "P" Volume for the day waa estU letters .50 higher; steers n Ou.ri,in, a ,,!,., will exnlain mated at 2.7 million -.la... . Meaner calves steady; cows' a,,, ,...,. nn the -i... Klamath Salon 355, 8 and 40, will pared with 4.42 million Monday. (steady on short supply; hogs ,jon baol ' hold a meeting Wednesday. Octo- Most movements were small steady. Fed Heifers: Good-Choice. jber 26, at 8 p.m. in the Presby- but gains and losses ran from fractions to about a point. The list was higher at the start In a recovery from six straight days of decline. Then prices turned mixed as trading slowed. An exception was high-priced International Business Machines, which advanced about 8 points, It Is one of the many firms expect ed to report on third quarter re sults today. NEW YORK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation . A.J. Industries Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers Alcoa ' American Airlines American Can American Cyanamid , American M k Fdy American Motors American Smelting American Tel k Tel American Tobacco American Viscosa Anaconda Copper Arm co Steel . Atchison Railroad Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co, Borden Co. , Borg Warner Brunswick Burroughs Corp. California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Corporation Cities Service - Consolidated Edison Continental Can Crown Zellerbach Curtlss Wright Decca Records Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical du Pont de Nemours Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson Radio Firestone Tire First America Corp. Ford- Motor General Dynamics General Electrlo General Foods General Motors General Tel k El. Georgia Pae. Corp. Goodyear Tire Great A. A P. : Great Northern ! Great West, Sugar : Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bui. Mch. International Nickel International Paper Inhernatlonal T 4 T Johns Manvllle Kaiser Aluminum Kennecolt Copper Llbhy. McNeill k LIbby Lockheed Aircraft Loew'i Thea Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacifio Gas k Electric Pacific Tel k Tel Pan American Airways Penn Dixie Cement Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Piigot Sound FH Radio Corp. of Amer. Rayonier Incorp, Raytheon Republic Sleel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. St. Regis Schcnley Distillers Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck k Co. Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.J. Studehaker Packard Suunray Sunshine Mining Swift k Company Texaco Thompson, R.W. Timken R Bearing Transamerica Corp. Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific Uniled Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United States Smelting United Slates Steel Walgreen Stores Warner Pictures Wlrn Aulo Supply Western Union Tel. Weslinchouse Air Brake Weslinghouaa Electric Wheeling Steel Woolworth Company nn en n in. CtJ 10 1ft Id nn Poll' Ift:l:i.. r.1 14 An II AA ("onnafe 1 OIIU umti hih.ti ity and Cmcl.. 19.25. Veal Calves: Good-Choice, 22.25- lat an AAUW sponsored meeting at 10 a.m.. Wednesday, October 26, al the home of Mrs. Frederick Ehlcrs, 1338 Pacific Terrace. All members and guests are welcome. 10 3'i 48 i 22 V, 61 Vt 18 32 ' 40 '4 66 V 10 A 90 61 'i 35 i 23.75; Hvy Killer Calves, 20 50 21.25; Baby Calves, Beef, 37.50 per head. Stockers and Feeders: Steers, Good-Choice, 580-678 lbs., 20.00 21.00; 700-840 lbs., 19.00-20.00; 911- 1040 lbs., 18.10-19.00; Holsteins over 600 lbs., 15.00 16.30; under 600 lbs., 14.25-14.60. Heifers, Good-Choice, 572 - 743 Amaranth, will hold their sewing' -j. roPatinS rM the hntel lbs., 18.35-19.50; common-medium meeting at the home of Mrs. Julia i)inner and meeting to be held 1 I L -if ir r n 17 Ah 1 " ana neavy neiieis, lo.au-w.ou. Spcncc, 415 Worm Ulguna, on , Wednesday October 26. ctu. "..I... r!.l tLaIp. ISO .... . . , .... I " cure, vaivrn, uuwuiuiit, -. Wednesday, ucioner zn, hi 510 lbs., 22.25-24.30; common-me- 10:30 a m. The hostess will fur dium, 18.40-21.75. nish the main dish and the mem- Heifer Calves. Good-Choice, 325- Lost River Grange will meet Wednesday, October 26, at 8 p.m. at Olene. Friendship Court, Order of the tcrian Church annex in Tulelake. Members wishing to attend call Arlene-Schubert at TU 4-6693 to arrange for transportation. Manzanita Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, will have a no hostess dinner preceding their regular meeting for Virginia Wright who is making an offi cial visit. Dinner will be at the Willard Hotel at 6:30 p.m. All Eastern Star members are wel come. For those who have not 405 lbs., 21.25 - 22.75; Common Medium, 17.00 - 20.00 ; 24 head Good-Choice 515 lbs., 20.85. Stock Cows, eight purebred heif ers 150; common cows, 110. per head. Hogs: U.S. 1 4 2 (180 - 220 libs.), 18.00 19.20; U.S. No. 3, 18.25. Sows. 13.25: Weaner Pies 'lHpflvv 1150 nor HpoH- FooHorj 16.25-16.85. Sheep: Fat Lambs, Choice Prime, 15.00; Feeder Lambs, Good Whiteface, 13.75; Ewes 1.70-2.50. Reported by Ray Petersen County Exlension Agent 59 20 Vt 7 40 29 Vi 494 32 73 28'-i 33 Vt 21 Vi 25 40 Vt 46 ' i 62 H 33 H 41 ' 16 34 H 27 70 V, 180 97 31 Vi 11 34 22 63 Vt 38 PORTLAND (AP) - (USDA)- Cattle salable 200; holdover 150; supply mostly cows and grass steers and heifers; trade ex tremely slow; scattered sales about steady with Monday's weak to lower close; short load good slaughter heifers unsold; few util ity cows 14.00-15.00; scattered sales canncrs and cutters 9.50 11.00; Holstein cutlers to 13.00; Monday slaughter steers and heif ers weak to 25 lower; good and Deputy DA Drops Charge Carl O. Murphy, 58-ycar-old Klamath Falls barber charged with concealing stolen property, was acquitted late Monday after noon after a motion for dismissal by Deputy District Attorney Rob ert M. Redding. Redding made the motion after it was learned that Donald u Stroud and J. Dean Lowell of the Klamath Lockers had failed to file a new assumed business name certificate after they incor porated in 1959. The charge men tioned "Klamath Packing Compa ny, a corporation doing business as K amatn LOCKers. uie as- Falrhaven Home Extension will meet at the home of Mrs. Faye Baker, 3942 Greensprings Drive, Thursday, October 27, at 10 a.m. Demonstration will be foods to tote. Small fee for luncheon. All members and guests are urged In otlnnH Rrinrf nu-n lohlo cnrvJ ice and old rags and magazines. . , ' ' " BASIN BRIEFS J AMONG HEARTY EATERS at the annual Eastern Star Smorgasbord in Lakeview Sat urday night was Congressman Al Ullman, center. Ha is shown with Allen Greenwood, Lakeview cattleman and 1935 president of the Young Democrat Clubs of Oregon, and Mrs. Greenwood. After the dinner Ullman spoke. at a Democratic rally in Lake County Courthouse. Hospital Frees Pair Funerals ShnKla PTA rpfiil.Tr mpplinff Op. Inhor 97 nl 7-30 nm ul Khacla Jllrea a School. Speaker will he Dr. Cliff Robinson, superintendent of coun ty schools. All interested per sons are welcome. LAKEVIEW - Two youths in- headon collision near Organizational Meeting will be held in Room 214 at Klamath Union High School on Wednes day, October 26, at 7:30 p.m. for class for those interested in tak ing the citizenship test. KLAMATH Mark Belted By Ullman LAKEVIEW-Two hundred area Midland .band, Jack, who underwent ,ur Midland Community Club will gery Friday. Reports indicst. k. have a potluck meeting October lis recovering. 27 at 12:30 p.m. at the hall. Co- hostesses. Helen Farmer and Cecil Young has returned from Beckv Rush will serve dessert a business trip to Dayton. Wssh. and coffee. Please bring complet ed bazaar items to the meeting. Visitors welcome. Keno Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Harklns have returned from a trip to San Francisco where they visited friends and relatives. Belton (Buck) Scherer of Fort Steilacoom. Washington, 'visited ington. Jack Boatwrlght . left h6r, f San Francisco recently for mdili. cal care. Bonanza Four-H Club Members and leaJ. ers are reminded to be at the Bo. nanza Parents and Patrons Club meeting at Bonanza School Wed nesday, 8 p.m., October 26, when friends here recently. He is a awards will be given, memberi "u uautifl HuiuuuLcu ana sev eral demonstrations offered. Bonanza Pep Club Girls cleared $15 on a food sale held Saturday at Lorella store in Langell Val. ley and $9 at Bold's Store at Bo. nanza. The girls are raising mon. ey for their club outfits. Mrs. John McFall is spending t iew aays in roruand vi: relatives and friends. visiting Fimtrat itrvlces for Matilda Dorothy' ;j . ct,,-j,, :m Lnnj l... c.inrl hIk, ...l.:.u n Crapo wil take ptaca from the Sacred i''J ",-Ml0 unlulu(,J ncaiu a here Sunday night in which a Hei church n w.dnd. October :i.:nh k nDn ai mi m woman died, were released from "hen Requiem Mass win be ceieorat-' , J- , , , . u , i i !ed lor the repose ol her soul commencing We I tllat liOV. Mark O. Hat- at 9:30 a m-' Msgr, t. p. Casey official- field tried to "run roughshod" take place from the chapel of ward's lover the people of Lake County Lakeview Hospital Monday. Four others involved still are receiving treatment. They are Er vin Blalock, said by police to have suffered a possible hip fracture and other injuries; Melva Wyman, 15, a broken nose; Bill Vancil, husband of Betty Vancil, 35, who died, broken leg and fa cial lacerations and bruises and commencing t i n a. Klamath Funeral Home on Tuesday ati; il. r,nQrJQ ElnrviK;.. Dni,naiatn0B p.m. Concluding services In MM Cal-j , " ""'""'"6 "-"6 Usted are Invited to MATH IS Funeral services tor Patricia Ann Math Is will take place from St. Augustine's Church, Merrill, on Wednesday, octooeri: Morrow Cnunlv fnr tho nma 26, 1960, when l Requiem Mass will be!ln rrow UlUmy lor tne Same celebrated for the repose of her soul the Rev. Via National Association for the Ad-' badlv cut tongue, and Barbara!""' ty.lcTLZ, !5 vancemenl of Colored People will i nomas, 17, a broken leg. smrl business name certificate,113 Halloween chili supper be- . i i ii s iiwpcn .i n.m. nnn k n m at r- snowed strouo ana ixiwen oii-: .r." :lr-alprt fnr i,PaH !niries Mi uay, vjciuuer in, at uie rvcnneiii. -- j ing Klamath Lockers as partners. Circuit Court Judge David R. Vandenberg granted the motion.l chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Tuesday' at 7 p.m. Concluding services in Ml. Calvary Cemetery. Lambie home, 2545 Homedale Moad. Anyone is welcome. A sil- Murphy, who was defended by choice steers 22.00-24.00; heifers attorney, .1. u rvein. naa un 21 00-22 50 Incensed of concealing 95 pounds Calves salable 75; market about steady: good and choice vealcrs 24.00-27.00; standard 19.00 - 23.00; cull and utility 11.00-18.00; good and choice 350-450 lb stock steer calves 21.00-23.00, few Monday 't 24.00; few good and choice heif- 62 41 V. . 23 ' 46 V, 34 Vi 32H 44 Vi 29 27 H 50 28 Ti 50 Vt ers 19.00-21.00. Hogs salable 350; trade slow few sales steady; U. S. 1-2 butch ers 190-225 - lb 19.00-19.25; sows salable 12.00-15.00. Sheep salable 1,000; holdover 340; trade rather slow, early sales all classes steady to weak; few choice and prime slaughter lambs 17.00-17.50; few shorn 16.00; good and choice 71-94 lb feeders 14.00 15.00, Including 304 head lot shorn of hamburger, plus fish cakes, clams, shrimp meat, crab meat, rabbits, chickens and packages of beef in a locker at Klamath Lockers. A previous charge of petit larceny regarding the same items had been dismissed in dis trict court by Judge D. E. Van Vaclor. (See early story on Pnge 2) 4H 77 lb 14.00; cull to good slaugh- H,ter ewes S.00-4.50. 37 49 V, (UPI- FSMNS) - iver offering will aid in the Free dom Seal fund. Extension Course is being of fered at the Klamath Union High School for all licensed practical nurses. Those interested should report lo room 240N in the high school building Thursday, Octo ber 27, at 7 p.m. for the first class meeting. For more informa tion, call TU 4-7595, the voca tional office. Northslde Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Har vey Bowman, 206 Nevada Street, Wednesday, October 26, at 1 p.m. Sojourners Club will have a reg ular mpetinf? Wednesday. Opto- fensa Agency will sponsor aber 26, at 12:30 with a no host- tnree day explosive ordinance course beginning Wednesday, Di rector Joa Scarlcs reported. The course will be given lo city Released were Lee Davis, 18, and his brother, Dean, 15, both a-., n j j. Thomas was flown to Medford for CX'KcSICienT All were residents of the West-iRl tS PIOTMed side, a rural area near here. The Vancils and Blalock were in one car, and the four youngsters in another, said state police. The collision occurred about 12 miles Civil Defense Course Planned The Klamath County Civil De- west of here at the intersection of two county roads, police said. Investigation is continuing. Po lice so far have filed no charges. Funeral services will be held from the Litwiller Funeral Home, Ashland, for a former resident of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Fred amount of land In Lake County was authorized. Several weeks ago in Pendleton, Governor Hatfield said that the Ullman amendment to the Board- man exchange legislation was headed off" and "jeopardized" the measure. Speaking at a rally in Lake County Courthouse, Ullman said; "Never in my public life have ''J. '! I seen a public official further off base than the governor when he criticized me for my part in former Keno resident, Fred Barnes, a former Keno resident, is here for the hunting season from his home in El Se gundo, California. He was accom panied by Everett Bartlett. Dale Freeman, Worden, a Navy1 man, visited Mr. and Mrs. joe DeGrande here recently. He is stationed at Treasure Island Navy Base. Jo Bnatwrleht left for San Fran- The Second Polio Clinic will hn cisco recently to visit her hus-:held at Bonanza School starting ai u rn p.m. inursaay, October 27. Each shot will cost 50 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hilsoti and family of Oakridge spent the, weekend with their parents in Langell Valley. Bonanza Home Extension Unit is giving a coffee hour at the li. brary Thursday, October 27, front 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Proceeds will be used for community proj. ects. Mildred Kelleson, Lura l back, Phyllis Reid and Alice Wag ner are in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, Clifford Peach, Chet Hert and Tom Sandwick, all of PortlaM, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett of Langell Valley recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parsons and children of Macdoel spent tht weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr. Open House Set At KU Parents of Klamath Union High School students and others inter- land exchange transaction. efte ,a ,nv"ea 10 1". lne During the last session of Con- s?uden S ,!hr0USJh .? n?Td ,v" gress, exchange of the present'8!0" the,r dl scho1 ,ched; 96,000-acie Boardman range siteiime ,.. Ci, i k. ginning at 7:30 p.m. Visitors may call in the rooms of their choice to meet teachers and to get an idea from them of the work their youngsters are do ing. Each student will bring to his parents a copy of his program before the meeting to make sim ple the job of following the stu- (Corabell) Mitchell, 42, at 1:30 the Boardman exchange. Periods each will last about 10 minutes. The tour will be pre ceded by a short meeting in the cafeteria in the school's new west ess luncheon in the Pine Grdve Room of the Willard Hotel, fol- Real Estator Slates Talk Robert J. Jensen, slate real es tate commissioner, will be the p.m., Wednesday, October 2b Mrs. Mitchell died in the Ash land Hospital October 22 follow, ing a lingering illness. The fam ily left Klamath Falls about four years ago Among survivors are the wid ower, Fred, Ashland, and three children, Fred Lwayne, Mrs. Gale (Vanetal Brewer Jr., and Jack Daniel Mitchell. R. W. Mitchell, Klamath services. Falls, will attend the ..:Mn:nt . 1 il. ii.-j ji iiii-iucii apeahei hi iiic " times-,uil.w m nf;inull , , , r ,., ui uuici -ill-low, aim i?iis, .tinmen. uny noon luncucon oi ine iMam alh Board of Realtors at the Wil-: lard Hotel, according to Jesse Z. Smith,, president. Of special interest to all Klam ath Falls realtors will be the pres- LIKE'S LITTLE LESSONS DES MOINES, Iowa .tUPD- STOCKTON Livestock: team of instructors from the 53rd Cattle salable 250. SlaughterjOrdnance Detachment, Vancouver cows utility 14.50-15.00, canner I Barracks, Washington 34 71 H 9 Vi 22 H 14 Vt 61 I. 37 25 SOS 15 V 35 H 14 65 H 27 Vi 16 V, 25 V '21. 00, 80-120 lbs 18.50-19.50. fire and police personnel by a further information, interested newcomers may call Mrs. C. N Garrison at TU 2-0329. lowed by a business meeting andenlalion by Jensen of a framed, Five-year-old Darrell Michael cards starting at 1:30 p.m. For Ullman declared that he saved w!1,g-P1rinciPal Wi.llard KTy the public domain status of land in Lake County to be used as a bombing range by the Navy. According to the second district congressman, it was obvious that Governor Hatfield planned to take unlimited acreage in Lake Coun ty in exchange for the 96,000 acres which comprises the Board man range in Morrow County. "When Lake County residents became alarmed, they protested to me, Ullman explained. "I took action and as a result the land exchange was carried out on an even basis." will deliver a brief orientation talk. Refreshments will be served af ter the tour by members of the PPA. The next association meeting will be conducted December 6 and the first Tuesday of each month during the school year thereafter except January, when no meeting is scheduled. GET DEATH SENTENCE SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) -A special military tribunal has convicted and sentenced three The Morrow County range will Communist insurgents to death in and cutter cows 10.00-14.00, Indi vidual utility 1,200 lb bulls 19.00. Stockcr and feeder steers 20.50- 23.00. Stocker and feeder heifers 550-600 lbs 18.00-19.00. Calves salable 25. Market not established. Hogs salable 200. Barrows and gilts In mixed lots U.S. 1-2, 190 240 lbs 19.71. Sows U.S. 1-3, 300 550 lbs 10.00 14.75. Feeder pigs good and choice 50-80 lbs 19.00- "The purpose of this short course is to leach firemen, and policemen how to deal with the hazards of conventional and nu clear weanons." Searles said. "Klamath Falls is one of two season membership. designated target areas in the state." Classes are scheduled from 7-10 p.m. Wednesday nad 40 10. S9i 17 V4 48 Vi 200 33 48 Sheep salable 100. GRAINS CHICAGO (API- Prev. High Low Close close Wheat 1.'j 1.9SH I.98S 1.964 Dec 15 'A Mar 30 May sm Jiy 37 Sep gm! Corn 33 H Dec 31 H Mar 20 I May 86 H J'y 61 H' Oats at 8 p.m. velt School auditorium. Admission Klamath Mineral Club mem hers will meet at 7:30 p.m Thursday and ftnm 0 5 Fridav, Thursday, October 27, at the Ar- with an explosive demonstration moy m s,mstn way. There will Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. ns a iaiK on crystals. All classes will be held at the Na- tinn.il Guard Aimnrv 2.V1I Shot. Fremont PTA will hold a rum It, ay. image sale October 28 and 29 from ' (8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the building on South Sixth formerly occupied by Leach Service. Pomona Grange will meet Thursday, October 27. at 8 p.m resolution recently adopted by the Shipley Jr. caught a kitty in Oregon Real Estate Board. 'his back yard Monday, but was Under Jensen's leadership all a little late in heeding his moth licensed real estate brokers and er's frantic call to drop it. salesmen are being offered anl After Darrell was scrubbed Film Classics Group of AAUW educational program leading to- from head to toe and his clothes will present "Diabolique" and ward a certificate of educational buried, his mother told him about "Children Who Draw" on Friday, 'achievement. . skunks. October 28, at 8 p.m. al Roose- be adjacent to the John Dav Dam Reservoir when that project is completed. It is expected to become a space age industrial site. ' the Mekong River Delta town of Vinh Long, the Viet Nam press agency reported Monday. The three were accused of assassinat ing a local villager. MAKE HUNDREDS OF MONEY-SAVING REPAIRS PLASTIC ALUMINUM DUR0-PLASTIC Aluminum hit bundrtdi of usu. Iff rul meUl in putty form... mind . . . roady lo- uti Soili. soFdcrs. ripuri. Ap pi iid cold, hiidani into m.t.l Lltit 5'A 41.00 u. tub only..-.. 1 HARDWARE 528 Main Klamath Mm. Ortaon Strvlna Southtrn OraQnn and Northern California PubllihM Dally (ctot Sat.) and Sunday 6v 2.01'a 2.00'i 2.00S 2.01 Southtrn Ortaon Putliihino Company 1.89 1.88'l 1.89 im 1.92' crrt) ai avt-O ki tan mainr ii ina i roil ofiict i Klamath Falls, Oreoon, flip invitrri In tfpt-arniiaintpd l.OHH 1.07'. 1.07', 1.08 KchWi'. Ton'dC,.f. Imeeting sponsored by the Sports Main tt RiDltnant Phont TUvtdo t-lllt 1.91't 1.91l 1.92'k' ' B SWEETLAND. PuBIHhtr All Owners and drivers of lh, sports cars and imported sedans l.l.Vl !.12 1.12 l.H'j 'Ot ptid tt Klamath Falli. Ortoon. i iai' i icv i it, , ,n lnfl aT additional mailing orticti. 1.18W 1.15H 1.15H 1.16'ti ...r.,.r,u l l in i. in i.ih 37 38 384 Dee Mar May i9v. J'y 18V4! Ry 41 TijDec 39 t Mar 8 T, May 22Jy .MH .88'a .89'. .68H .3V. .68 .69". .68 AT. .68 .691, .68 .M'i .68'i .69' .68'i Carrttr 1 Month t Months I Ytar Mall In ndvane. I Month . Month I Vtar dmtr and Otattri Wtthday a Sundty, coey I Ul III 00 t ID SIOM III0C lot 7 42 '. 77 U Soybeans 1.1H l.IB'i I.lh'J l.I7' UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL 151 1 W 1M 1 ?1L ASSOCIATED PRESS . '., . -7, . -T, . ... AUn" BUREAU OP CIRCULATION 1.2. iJ 1.24't 1 .24 1 1 1.24V SufcrlMri not rtctlvlng dtllvtry at 1 no.v. 1 oisfc I nni ,nfir Mtraid and Ntwi, pltait phont l.ii i i.u 1 ct.it Carntnltr, circulation Managtr 1.24 itu,tdo 4..1II btlora 1 P M. k Imports of Klamath Falls, 8 p.m., October 26 in the Klam ath County Library. There will be refreshments and a film of inter est to sports car owners plus slides taken at past events. WALLET ft Mala tt. Nov 2 17', 2.16', 2.16'a 2.16'. Jan 2 22'. 2 21 2 2l, 2 2, 2 2rt', 2.25 2 25', 2 25', 2 29 2 27N 2 28 2 28'j I 30V, 2 29 2 29'i 2 29 55 mar 19ti'M"y 23"4iJ'y 3S, JJJJ, Aboard Destroyer 31 Jerry L. Patzkc, fireman p 38 H . pi entice, L'SN, grandson of Mrs. 7 H : Myrtle Patzka of Bly. is serving 43 Vi iboard the destrover fSS McDer- 274,mut 0rating in the Western Pa- 71 V, S3 47 32H 42 i 21 ' 45 i cific as part of the Scven'h Fleet's Ready Carrier Task Group and Taiwan Patrol. In mid-September, the McDer mut delivered seven boxes of clothing, contributed by the res idents of San Diego lo St. Marv's 44 ' Catholic Church in Kaohsiung. 66 t Tainan. j Dr. John H. Schmidt Formerly of Merrill is now associated with Drs. Wedam, Gansberg and Reitan at KLAMATH ANIMAL HOSPITAL 2726 So. 6th St. Ph. TU 4-4400 23 fye&U Acp Monday, Octobtr 24, 1937 The American Association of University Women will hold its first foil meetina Saturday at the Elk hotel. Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, president of the group will he in charge of the meeting. Mrs. R. W, Stearns Is chairman of the committee for the luncheon, and il being assisted by Mrs. Don McLucos, Mrs. William Kuy kendoll and Miss Mary McComb. Tuesday, October 25, 1937 The second annual foil fash ion tea given by the American Association of University Women will be held ot the Willord hotel Wedntsday aft ernoon, Mrs, Robert Thompson and Mrs. Burge Mason, Jr., are co-chairmen of the fashion tea. Mrs. J. Royal Show and Mrs. Lewis Serruys will be in charge of the tea table and tea service. Other members of the committee includ Mrs. Ted Black, Mrs. Percy Murray, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Frank Holmes, Jr., Mrs. T. A. Young, Mrs. E. A. Fossum and Mrs. C. A. Dunn. Wtdntidoy, October 26, 1937 The Klomath Falls Lioni club will hold its second party of the year at Cal-Ore Tavern Tuesday evening, it was announced by Vern Moore, chairman of the offoir. Brady Narey, Col-Ore manager, has arranged o special program. Working with Moore on the committee ore Les Thompson and Millard Cooper, Thursday, October 27, 1 937 Mrs. Ooiralict Epperson, worthy matron of Aloho chapter No. 61, Order of the Eastern Star, has announced that fall activities will begin Tuesday evening ot the Masonic Temple. Initiates of the current eor are especially urged to be present for the homecoming meeting. A social hour will follow the busi ness meeting. Friday, October 28, 1937 Members of the Klamath Falls Lions club, their wives and friends will gather for o dinner donce at Col-Ore Tavern Tuesday evening. Novelty danci end a floor show are planned as part of the entertain ment. Dr. Miller Cooper will preside as toast master. Saturday, October 29, 1937 With $50 in cash prizes at the reward for the lucky hunters entries in the "Second Annual Mule Deer Sweepstakes" sponsored by the South ern Oregon Hardware company are pouring in according to E. J. Bell, owner of the local store. Mox Crismon was tHf winner of the contest lost veor. His deer weighed at 254 pounds and wos among the first to be chetkei in. Intfrest in the contest ts high this year, and Bell ios 2,000 entrants ore expected. tmturm With XHia4tdiy Ga. UAtlUTY IIM Paul O. Landry V T. Johnson 41 Main Srat fk TU 2-252 AUTO PROPERTY Vern Owens' Says: "It's Really New!" 1961 Budget Priced Frigidaire (Baby Qate WASHER With Automatic SOAK CYCLE! Ttrn u For Diapers, Ploy Clolhcs, for the Entire Family Wash 99 95 Automatically Dispenses: (1) Detergent (2) Bleach (3) Dye Matching 1961 Frigidaire Dryer 139.91 Buy 'em both for Only, 339.9 wem 4T2 Main Cascade Home Furnishings Ph. TU 4-836S
