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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Monday, October 31, 1960 1. MARKETS and FINANCE if STOCKS WALL STREET NEW YORK (AP) - Tha stock market settled downward lale this afternoon as turnover dried up. Volume tor the day was esti- LIVESTOCK PORTLAND (AP) - (USDA) - Cattle salable 1,400; trading on slaughter classes opening very slow; scattered early sales about steady but trends not well tested; mated at 2.3 million shares eom-;supply includes 12 loads slaughter pared with 2.49 million on Friday, steers, seven loads heifers, about Key stocks fell from fractions 50 per cent cows; 20 head load to more than a point. A few scat- choice 1,157 lb slaughter steers tered issues bucked the down- 24.50; few good with end of trend. Steels, autos, rails, coppers, chemicals and electrical equip ments took losses, choice 800-950 lb heifers 21.00- 22.00; utility slaughter cows 14.00 15.50; canners and cutters 9.00 11.00, Holstein cutters to 13.00; -Gold shares, some alrcrafts and cutter-utility slaughter bulls 15.50- selectcd issues posted gain. ". The market was lower from the 18.00. Calves salable 350; vealcrs and start and continued at a lower stock calves steady; good-choice level with no particular selling vealers 24.00-27.00; standard 19.00- pressure. Prospects for steel out-, woo; cuu-uiiiity ii.iw-ib.uu. put remained drab and there was nothing much to inspire enthusi' asm Corporate bonds were narrowly Hogs salable 1,000; moderately active; barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower; sows steady; U.S.-No. 1-2 butchers 185-230 lbs 18.75-19.00; mixed. U.S. government wcre;'ew lots high yielding 200-210 lbs slightly changed. 10 (i 42 H 61 21 58 Vt 28 !4 34 21 26 21 Vt 42 tk 47 64 33 43 V. 16 Vt 29 72 V4 182 102 25 Vt 11 33 ft 23 64 37 73 62 W 42, 47 Vi NEW VOKK STOCKS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Admiral Corporation A. J. Industries Allied Chemical All is Chalmers Alcoa American Airlines American Can 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 Burroughs 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 General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Molors Georgia Pac Cp Goodyear Tire Great A. & P. Great Northern Great West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper International T4T Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Konnecotl Copper Libby. McNeill & Libby Lockheed Aircraft Lowe's Thca Minnesota Mining Monsanto Chemical Montgomery Ward National Cash Reg. . New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pan American Airways Pcnn Dixie Cement Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. IPepsi Cola Co, IPhilco Corp. Phillips Pet. Polaroid Radio Corp of Amer Rayonicr Incorp. Raytheon Republic Steel Raynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. St. Regis Schenley Distillers Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. : Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Pacific fiperry Rand Standard Oil Calif. Standard Oil N.,1. Sludehaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Texaco Thompson, R.W. Tidewater Oil Timken R. Bearing .Transamerira Corp Twentieth Cenlury Fox Inion Oil Company Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood United Stales Smelting United States Steel Warner Pictures Western Auto Supply Western Union Tel. Westinghouse Air Brake WestinKhouse Electric Wheeling Steel Woolworth Company 19.25; No. 2-3 180-240 lbs 18.00- 18.50; No. 1-2 sows 280-330 lbs 15.00-16.00; small lots 202 lbs 16.50; 350-550 lb sows 12.50-14.50. Sheep salable 1.650; trading uneven; slaughter lambs mostly 37':50 lower but a few early sales 49 steady; feeder lambs strong to 50 22 V I higher; ewes steady; about 65 65 'i head choice with some prime 92 18 'i' 115 lb wooled lambs 17.25-17.50; 32 li bulk choice nearby lambs 16.50 67 17.O0; few shorn lambs 16.00-16.50; 19 tfc I good-choice feeder lambs 65-90 lbs 50 v 14.50-15.50; ' cull-good slaughter 91 1,4 'ewes 3.00-4.50. 62 j 36 V.! CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA) - lis will ob- UNITED CHURCH WOMEN of Klamath Fa serve World Community Day Novemter 4 at 1:30 p.m. In Klamath Lutheran Church, 1175 Crescent Avenue. Theme of the meeting will be "Christian Action For Free dom." Pictured, left, It Mrs. Leoline Cowman, Christian Social Relations chairman for the Woman's Society of Christian Service, Methodist Church, and representative to the United Church Women. Right it Mrs. Paul Camp bell, president of the local society, also of Flrtt Metho ditt. Home medical kitt and children'! nightgownt for hospital use will be sent to Modetto to be shipped over seat. Child care will be available at the meeting. Weekend Road Mishaps Keep City Police Busy City police were busy Invcsti-, rammed a vehicle driven by Han- Pa tint? Iraffif nrrirfpnts nvor IhnLi , . 75 mixed grade 2-3 and 3s 400-530 lbs..eekend. There were seven acci- " ' ' . 7 1 isailiafrv was c.Mimmuu ctl fiW Adlai Charges Nixon Dangerously Reckless PORTLAND (AP) Adlai E., state. Is the target of a widespread Stevenson Sunday night said that smear campaign. Vice President Richard M. Nixon. I She said the device is a pamplv the Republican candidate for let "composed of half truths, innu president, is reckless to the point ,endo and outright lies wrapped in where he might do anything that red, while and blue ribbon. 1 have might appear popular at the never in my life seen such smear moment. literature." "That is the danger," said Dist- Atty. Charles Raymond Stevenson, "in electing, a man she said, is conducting an investi who adjusts Drincide to nower. gation into the pamphlets. who is concerned not with truth! In a news release, Raymond but an imace I said he had received documen "This election is more than a choice between two kinds of lead ership," Stevenson, twice the tary proof that statements in the pamphlet are untrue. "Some of our community a most Democratic candidate for presi- substantial citizens are prepared dent, told 3,000 persons at a party to come forward and testify as to rally, "It is a choice between real man talking about the real the falsity of charges made in the piece of material. .This mat- world which is in revolution, and ter is now under investigation by a make-believe man talking about the district attorney's office prep- a make-believe world where alMralory to submitting it to tne is well." grand jury," he said. Sen. John F. Kennedy of Mas- sachusetts, the Democratic candi ,date for president, "has placed belore the country a clear, hard headed businesslike inventory of its present position, the former Illinois governor said. "He has listed its assets and noted plain ly its unmet needs." Funeral services were held Mon Mrs. Elliott Rites Held in III I . - -i f'""iitorMinMitr,:j-- TiiiritttiirtitiaiTtfiririBa-!- MAJ. VICTOR H. PRARAT, commander, 408th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, was presented the Air Force Commendation, Medal during informal cere, monies last week by Col. Rupert C. Welch, right, in his office. In background, Lt. Col. Walter S. Murphy, chief of maintenance, lookt on. 100 Percenters Listed By Fund Hogs 7,000; mixed lots 1-2 and mixed 1-3 190-250 lb butchers 17.15-17.50; 49 head 1-2 214 lbs promising high yield of lean cut 40 1 17.60; mixed 2-3 and 3s 200-280 lbs 32 l 16.75-17.25; 260 lbs mostly 17.00 51 j 17.25; mixed grade 1-3 and mixed 32 'Si ! 2-3 300-400 lb sows 14.25-16.25; 13.25-14.75. dcnts reported. Cattle 21,000. calves 100; a load Kci(h Warren Paikhurst, 38, 225 of prime 1,240 lb steers 27.25; load.North First Street, was arrested lots choice and prime 25.25-27.00; ;saturday night and charged with Stevenson said Kennedy has'dav from Sacred Heart Catholic the courage to take a clear church for Mrs. Marv Elliott. stand on controversial issues, to 83, a resident of Klamath County tace tne realities at Home and since 1910 and member of a well abroad, to draw from the hard j known Henley district ranch fam- cnilling tacts of the changing jly. Final rites and interment world, new and creative programs were in Mt. Laki Cemetery lor me country s security, tor its growth, for its restored leader ship in the world. "When Sen. Kennedy sots out the details of the nation's unfinish ed business in housing, in educa tion, in health, in defense, in em ployment, in resource develop- AF Major Gets Medal Theft Reports Fill Blotter Thefts dotted, the Klamath Falls City Police weekend blotter. Police are investigating a re port by Thomas Brown Hudson, Anchor Hotel, that someone hioka A considerable number of firms, nt-nan ,7at innc clm.lc anii anan. cies m Kiamain county nave reached 100 per cent of quota or Maj. Victor H. Prarat, com better in the current United Fund 'mander, 408th Consolidated Air- "'""""" , crau maintenance aquduiun mi,nt0 nis station wagon while it ouimc die idi-uHiu: a uauiea ( Kingsley Held, was awarded Ready-To-Wear, Miller's Depart-the Air Force Commendation Med- mnnt Cttra Unnca of Chnnc U-il'cl l lt 1. L.. r-l n 4 r Sho u, Iho uifo nf .1 1J,i1I """" . m "K,L ww:K r V-U1- n"iK"- v- " Xnnrr Short h' iviaie Hi ond tirnlL. u ""u"' Rita, Tower Furniture Company, mixed good'and choice 24.50-25.25 good grades 23.25-24.75; a few loads high choice and prime heif ers 24.50-24.75; part load 25.00; most choice 23.75-24.25; good 21.50 23.25; utility and commercial cows 13.25-16.23; canners and cutters 12.50-14.00; cial bulls 17.00-19.50; good and choice vealers 22.00-26.00; culls down to 12.00. Sheep 2,500; several decks and lots mixed choice and prime na tive and fed wooled Weslern lambs 18.75-19.00; several loads and decks choice fed lambs up to 114 lbs 18.50; good and choice wooled native lambs 13.30-18.00 utility grades 12.50-15.00; culls drunk driving and driving with out a license after an accident at a gas station on the corner of Seventh and Klamath. Police said Parkhurst's car rammed a ve hicle owned by Curtis McCar thy. 26. 142 Riverside, which was utility and commer-1 parked at the station. Ellis Ernest Flcscher, 23, Route 3, Klamath Falls, was cited for hit and run driving and reckless driving after his car sideswiped a laundry truck which was parked near the corner of South Seventh following an accident on Martin Street between Union and Rad cliffe streets. Cars driven by Le land L. Hendricks, 60, 1023 Main Street, and Larry Guy Day, 21, Kingsley Field, collided. Both cars were towed from the scene. Hendricks' car received $400 dam age and Day's, $300. Cars driven by Mrs. Doreen Taylor, 34, 517 East Main Street, and J. W. George, 35, Route 3, Klamath Falls, collided Saturday afternoon in front of 419 Broad Street. There were no injuries or citations. imcnt, and when he talks about ior sume nine i a government .u. Tm.. -hnn noruv.c ,,.: clerk at the Klamath Indian c Fluhr'er.s Bakery, M Agency be ore moving to Henley three Food Sl0) es, Safe- Mrs. Elliott was a member of store Souh sbdh s Sacred Heart Church and atrend-Coca Coa BoUli . Com ed meetings of the Ladies Aid at1K1m;,,h parms ... ' the decline in America's influence and prestige, in the world Mr. Nixon's rcpiy is that he is 'down grading America, 'selling the J. Russell, Henley; one son, country snort and giving aid andijam R. Elliott, Portland Mt. Laki Community Presbyteri- comfort to the enemy. Stevenson said "we have had enough of a foreign policy for America that can't stand dis cussion.. .enough of a Republican prosperity so fragile that it can't siana Dcing taixeu anout. Stevenson made the speech a' few hours after opening a brief campaign tour he ends by flying to Los Angeles today following a an Church. She had not been se riously ill prior to her death. Survivors include the widower, Wil-two granddaughters, Kathryn and Su san Elliott, also of Portland. and Plum streets. Police said d early Monday morning. A car . . lj..;.,nn k., AM.- t- Flescher drove off at a high rate of speed and ran two red lights after the accident. Quincy Austin Moore, 51, 1505 California Avenue, was cited with A one-car accident was report-1 breakfast meeting and news con ference. Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., also spoke at the rally and said state Sen. Monroe Sweetland, Demo- driven by Allen Ray Phillips, 17, 618 Doty Street, struck a parked car on East Main Street near Vine. No citation was Issued. Police Check 3 Accidents State police were called to the scene of three traffic accidents over the weekend. A truck driven by James Clay-j ton Cooper, 3202 Diamond Street, went out of control and over- Basket Stores 1 and 2, Big Y iviaiKet, Hend - Portland irucK through June 27, I960. service, luamam ice ana aiorage Company, People's Warehouse, was parked at a service station at Sixth and Klamath. Brown said a television set and a suitcaa full of clothes had been t.ikcn from the vehicle. He valued tha articles at $320. Clarence Groves, 1434 Lakcvirw Boulevard, reported that a liie and wheel were slolen from his car while it was parked in frent of his house. The theft occurred TPrirlav ninht ni- Kflllll'Hav mnrn, linn.. The tire and wheel were During this period, the WADF . worth $40. Paul S. Dunvill, 412 Michigan Major Prarat distinguished him self by exceptionally meritorious service in the performance of his duties as officer in charge of the Western Air Defense Force Flight Section at Hamilton Air Force Base, California, during the period from September 1, 1955, C-llnkf Clot., A.,.p A tUa A ,,. Klamath Gas Company, Oregon j f-....:f:...,. t Water Corporation, Liston Air-;,, ., . . , , r 'Street, said someone broke into craft Company. Swan Lake Mould-!"! his house Sunday, scattered ing Company and Riverside, Pen-Iff f"' 1 ecar( f p,esented, clothes on the bedroom floor and derosa and Roosevelt schools. . . ' ... stole a camera and watch. Pa During a report meeting Fri- The outstanding accomplish- lice discovere(l that the back door day. UF volunteer workers 'mems 01 MaJor warat' ms lova1-' screen had been cut. learned that the total collected or.' -Vu ue.vu"" "ul) '"""i A clothesline and surcical belt which had been hanging out to dry was reported stolen by Mas Vim-pnt MpPai-tnnv. S2.t Prpsrntt. Major Prarat, who only recent-;He vaiued the items at $90. than $110,000. The goal this year Is $138,942. 8.00-12.00; a load of choice and ; prime 105 lb fed shorn lambs No,foowjn (oo coseiv af(cr rear. -"' 1 ..I. lOIC. - l nnn nMW ..... ... . i iiciia jo.m, u . jsiiuu onu;en( collision at tne corner ot 33 44 29 'i 28 V 50 29 H 511 50 li 91 Vt 37 52 Vi 37 Vt 75 9 H 25 14 64 38 26 '4 54 15 'Ji 35'. 14 65 17 24 V, 41 10 V 38 18 V4 51 108 i 50 15 U 31 U1 52 39 82 35 li 31 19 86 4 50 37 'i 38 38 19 M 18 Hi 44 39 t'k 22 i 6 44 811'. 58 20 choice 124 lb yearlings fall shorn pelts 14.75; cull to choice wooled slaughter ewes 4.00-5.00. STOCKTON (UPI Livestock: Cattle salable 1.800. Standard and good 1,000-1-100 lb slaughter steers 19.00-21.50, utility and stand ard 17.00-19.00. Standard slaughter heifers 800-1,000 lbs 17.00-18.00. Slaughter ' cows standard 16.00- 16.50, commercial 15.50-16.00, util ity 14.00-15.50. Cutters 12.50-14.50, canners 10.00-12.50. Bulls utility and commercial 1,300-1,8(10 lbs 18.50-21.00. Stocker and feeder steers good and choice 550-775 lbs 20.50-23.00. Stocker and feeder heifers good and choice 500-550 lbs 19.50. South Sixth and Owens streets. The other car was driven by Er win Karl Schaiu, 63, Route 1, Klamath Falls. Moore's car sus- FSMNS) ii,,iH Jinn it.mw. CITY BRIEFS ...,: 1:J- f , .1 limit; iriiiumme iiir secieiarv oi , . , , , Officers said Cooper swerved lb Camp Fire Leaders of the OTI, will speak on "The Insti Klamath Falls Dislrict will mectltute's New Standing and Place Rec Float Wins Honor The Girls' Recreation 'Associa tion flnut pnlitlpH "Kirlr 'pm in about three miles east of Keno.l.u. rr,. .. . i,,.,, ri,. jr nlcdced so far has reached moreiSreat cletm uPn ""nscii, nis unu, aim me unueu oiaies nil Force. ly arrived at KinRsley Field, was accompanied by his wife Frances and their two children. Vicky, 13, and Douglas, 11. The Prarats re side at Falcon Heights. inc fho nnntiat Klamath llninn miss another truck driven by Jo- High Scnoo Homecoming parade arpn it-ciu oiiiuii Medford. The truck was righted and drove off on Main Street Friday afternoon Second was Ihe Art Club's big under ita own power. There werepelican shoveling comets no injuries or citations. mln Basin Briefs William J. Cornell, 2219 South Sixth Street, said someone stole a western shirt from his car Sunday morning while it was parked in front of his house. Deborah Jo Manning reported lhat her purse was stolen while she was at a Saturday night dance at the Klamath Armory. Klamath County Council of PTA Chiang Is 74 stove, and third, the senior class wi" mcct Tuesday, November 1, TAIPEI. Formosa (AP) - Na- Following loo closely was also at 10 a.m. November 1 in the the reason for an accident on Main Street between Eighth and Ninth streets. Gary Douglas Floyd, 16, 1615 Winrd Street, was cited by police after his car Tule Rancher Dies In Sleep TULELAKE A Tulelake ranch er and resident lor is years, Alwyn G. Boyd, died in his sleep sometime Saturday night or early Calves salable 300. Slaughter TAay. . mornln8 Wl"'e I calves good and choice 300 Klamath County Library. Pro gram will be "National Projects." Installation of officers and Christ mas crafts display by Mrs. Jo Harris. Players Club will meet Novem ber 2 at the cily library for a regular meeting. All members re quested to he present. Meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. Candy ar rived. St. Catherine's Chapter of Women of St. Paul's w ill meet at in the Community." Executive board meeting at 1 p.m. Allamnnt Home Extension unit u do?,pn ?y ,Fr,eric,k!'float containing a rally squad and Bob Clark. 2710 Angle Street went out of control on a turn on comet shooting westward over Greensprings Highway chased by Lakcport Boulevard Saturday 'a pclican bearing f,ame ,,... Standing and Place in the Com munity." Executive board meet ing at 1 p.m. Malin night. The car went into the right will meet Tuesday. November 1 ( hand ditch, and rolled over and j T,,e d(,s (hcme was Cre. at 10 a.m. at Joans Kitchen at j landed on its top. Neither Clark!male CralcrM The KUHS PeM. the county fairgrounds. A demon- nor his three passengers were ,c j;j .;,i, - :,,. . s.rmion o. wn s me coohery injurea dui me ycn.cie was lowed c,.aer Hj St.noo.s Comct, a; Malin Home Extension will hold will be featured. Members are; away. State police were also atiMj r;u e-..u.. : :- ..n.. t..j v asked to bring table service. the scene of a fatal accident sev-l' i-i n.i ...... :Lpmhor i ,t m m m ti,'...i ., ... ajicvlii iiunia weie viiieii-u m . .w.uv a.,,,, .uc en mncs souin oi Lresccni wnicnin,. ie rfpopnt led will he wild nme mnUprv Hannah, Tha Im. nc ,',.1,,JJ ic ,).., i with IpaHprs Milrli-pH Diinn, snJ at 1:30 in Conger School. Dr. Win-tionalist China today celebratrd ston Purvine. director of Oil, will President Chiang Kai-shek's birlh speak on "The Institute's Newlday his 74th by his own reckon ing and 73rd by the Western calendar in a carnival atmos phere. I'iACE urriruT Ziileima Nile Club will meet for killed Mrs. Hughes H. luncheon Wcdncriay.NovtmheriSI. of Eugene. (Details, Page l'cd cars, the KL'HS marching band Emma Morelock. Luncheon will 2. at 1 p.m. at the Willard Ho tel. Members are requested to bring a donation for the Thanks .ii u ...... ,..;. inline nome oi rauune r.nioi. l.i.in civinc nox w n cn will ne sen io 425! ,. , , 'r.Tifnrnia. Tupsdav. November 1. the rhildrpn in th Shrinp Hos- IU. niftpnn.A t?. I. I J milPS nOllIWPSl OI r.lNO. IM-VHUB.I- - " and choice 300-350 lb steer calves He was a'' 24.00-26.00. Good and choice heifer Word of his death was tele- stnrk rslvM .150-450 lh 5t no.25 nn nhoned bv a brother. Hoyd A. Hogs salable 700. Barrows and at 1:30 p.m. The Orion Oluh turkey dinner will be held at the VMCA head- pital. Midland Grange Home Econom ics Club will meet at Ihe home gills No 1-2 190-240 lbs 18.25, No 1-3 240-260 lbs 18.00. Sows No 1-3, 300-400 lbs 13.50-15.00. 400-550 lbs n ...A -I !- f Jl novo m r. ...... .... ..e. .ep, m quai.lera on Wednesdayi Novom.;of Mvrlle McGehcy, ... '",v"'11' ";'"" """ '"-.ber 2, at 6.30 p.m. Floyd A. Boyd Company, Tule- J lake, and owner of the company ...... - ... . ... KF Students Join OSC Band OREGON STATE COLLEGE Two students from Klamath Falls are members of the football and a couple of other miscellane-ne served for which a small Ions features. charge will be made. Everyone I First prize was $25, second, i Interested is welcome. $15 and third, $10, Henley Mothers Club of Mt. Laki Pros byterian Church will meet Tues day, November 1. at 7:30 p.m. at On The Record LAKE COUNTY Hl.lUt -r.L..,.. .. .. IU. U..I... r 1 c.l I 1902 River-marching band this year at Ore-Lnweii Ticncnor. biv. October ?o m Lake !r (,, :i,, f ...n.,, u..ti ..j Ruvlnt nf OOQ lmo llr, ..J iniutn. .. ... .. .... ,., diia. Warren Barmore of 1642 soys VIRGINIA BRUCE "1 lost nine noumls on th Ayd. Thu nnrt nevpr lelt hungrv or jittcrv: lakrn a. dtrectd before mea! rtyns -i- your appetite. You mi inmnucaity eat less lose pounli. yns now in chocolate fudne-tvpe and vanilla raramel. Money hack Kunraniee. a Month s Supply S-i-- choire 50-80 lbs 19.00-21.00. Sheep salable 200, Market not established. GRAINS CHICAGO (API- camp at the time. Death was assumed to have fol-1 lowed a heart attack. Mr. side Street, Tuesday, November :gon Slate College. They are Jant" Hos,,,,l ' '""" " 1, at 1:30 p.m. All members are asked In be present to take part cetll. I la von oom io Mr. and Mn. Dooald P nmi uciooer ii in LAKevitw Moipilal -I5-,i girl, w.lahing 7 lbs . 71. Ois. Tia l.J 1. I A . Larooo uciober ii in Lakeview Hospital lami uiic ui i dov. weiaoina 9 lbs. V4 OIS. u.mi ij.Mi. rccacr iibs cooa and , " Knt-.mh.i- i .1 i n m in .ipiip t ff:.pr. An c cction of officers will he i,.u anrl ,.k.,Uii, ..ill K m ii. .i ti o-to n,,.:f;.thp ton co enp mari-hini! hanHsl icenhower Born to Mr. and Mn. RnvH1 ....i.-....ii.p .. ........ ... ,...-,, n. i.tiiit " iTrov ctnnoAer October JJ In L.keview I SPt'VPrt Tt. ,1,11 Kn Itnvlpec In mom. in the CSt. In addition tO nPr- Hosnit.l bov. w.ionmn 7 Ih. . Ui, wa, bom September 24 1903 in) !,,,., Re(ired Teacher, As.forming at home football Ramcs.!HHo Aiiuias. no was a memoer oi Bu(,nj vlita ,, Kxtrnslon sociation in regular session at it lakes part in special musical Howitai a oin. weigh.ng ibs. i o,s. the Masonic Lodge and of Hillah ,t .wi mcct WeHneiday- No.1:.10 p.m. Saturday. November 3.,nl. UTriJT'Z. It pni ji gin, weignmg io Wheat Dec Mar May Jly Sep Corn Dec Mar May Jly Oats Dec Mar Man Rye Ilec Mar May Jly High Low Temple. Survivors include the widow, Prev. Holis, Tulelake; a daughter, Mrs. llose close uooflodnis, mipcn, inano, oiom-i COokery. The public is in-1 absentee ballots in Ihe office of ternational Association of Machin ers, O. W. Boyd, Alluras. rloydlvit.n , ,,.plr ui,hn,,, , ,..... , n hc , . emergencv. Absentee I TIFFANY Born to Vr. and Mrs. Clit MACHINISTS CIIOSKN' lord T.tunv In Lakev.ew Hospital a boy, IVAVUlvnTnv itlPliTl, j. wegning i ms. vonibcr 2, at 10 a m. in Joan's Kitchen at the fairgrounds. Sub-! Tuesday, November 2, is the ject of the meeting will be wild Inst day that voters may cast NO SOAP t nvrmv ii'oti tu L-it, I.99H 1.9HS 1.99', 198'j A- Hoyd, Fresno. Bernard Boyd. 'pmercrnrv. Ahspnte hallotine It inn as Hip hatoainint. arpnl lor tub i thp'nlar. In pp! rlran ar. 2.03H J.02 . t.m Kedding; one sister, Mrs. H. M. Maranlha Misslonarv Sorlrlv nf this year' is exceptionally heavy, j National Airlines mechanics, ma- cording to a now municipal law 2.20 2.01', t.0 201 I Faulkner, Klamath Falls. d(he Blb, Baptist Church will chinists and stock clerks. Ihe Na-I passed Friday which prohibits M "' " l-88' 'our gianoilllinicn. ihave a DOtluck tunner Tuesday. November 5 is the date for the tinn.-ll Mediation Rnarri annrainrml ' nirnn, from takinn snan inln 1.90'i 1.90'. 1.90'. 1.90", 1 Masonic rites will be held f rom i xovomhor 1, unnirs .tiemnriai inapei at '!fjci() ja 1.07-1. 1.07', 1.07-1. 1.07'. P-"i- rriday, 1.12 1.12'. 1.12H l.i2'4i"terment in l.lS's l.tS'4 t.ISS 1. l.i'. Park. 1.17J4 117H 1.17S 1.17', November 4, with! Klamath Memorial 234 36 , 40 23 . 31 37 , Ta 4.1 "a 26 a 72 46 31 38 H .6.1', .67S .69, ,6r. .61', ,.;' .KR' .66'4 .62'4 .67', .69 .67', .62' .66' .68' .67"i Gunnar States Smith Gaining HOOP RIVER (AP) - Elmo I 17', 116', 1.17 1.16',jSmilh'' walonal campaign 1.22', 1 21S 1 22' 1 2i4PrnVM ,nat an underdog "can 1.24, 1 23:l4 124', 1 23Vwn'"'p mn overwhelming odds 122 1.22', 1.2214 l.''", f!n on ,n Hin- Republican at 5:30 p.m. in big annual fall bazaar and lur- Friday key dinner at Tcace Memorial Presbvterian Church. Snack bar Drum and Bugle Corpsmrn arc, open (rom 10 am. with bazaar asked Io report for practice I boot lis also opon. Pmncr will he Thursday at the American Legion served from 510 to 7:30 p.m. Hall at 7:30 p m. ,The public is invited. 1 public swimming pools. Klamath County Council of PTA will meet Tucsdav. November 1, Lorraine Price's new address is Wilms Avenue, 2 South San Fran- at 1:30 p.m. in Conger School, cisco, California, in care of Art Dr. Winston Purvine. director of Evans. Snvbean, i5,a'8 niairman reler Ciunnar tola Nov 2 17", J 16', 2 17i, 2 16, l,ar,y "'kers here today. 2 22', 2 21', 2 22-H 2 21V 1 hmi111- candi 2 26', 2 25S 2 26-4 2 23', aR'""'1 Democrat Maurme 2.30 2 28', 2 30 2 28VJ,'cul,c''Sor' " made his gains 2 31'., 2 30 2 31 1 2914il" "" ,TSU" ' nr(' P''snal ' Icampaigning." I Gunnar added that Smith "tvpi- Jan Mar May Jly 21 S Harold L. likes served as sec- lies the new spirit and strength 46 'retary of Die interior lor 13 years, of Ihe parly." and lhat Rrpubli 42 Va record fur members of thecans know Ihey can win only "if 66 'president's cabinet, our toil is long and honest." Klamath Dental Society Is Pleased To Announce DR. IRVING CATER Has Been Accepted As a New Member Dr. Cater recently opened his office ot the Medical Dental Bldg. HOME LOANS NOW AVAILABLE Maximum FHA Insured Loans EXAMPLE: Sales Price S12.000 Mortgage $11,600 Down Payment Required .... $ 400 If you ore a home BUYER er want to SELL your home, you should contact our Local Representative, PAUL McATEE 339 E. Main - Phone TU 2-4646, eves. TU 2-5935 COMMERCE INVESTMENT, INC. Portland, Oregon Ij FwrflSmflJJl"' L .la . iMM'W"a' umwnwii. 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