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Newspaper Page Texto MARKETS and FINANCE 4pagb 4A I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregoa , O Wednesday, Novrmbrr 30, jrff0 STOCKS WALL STREET uvestock iTwelve KUHS Pupils Get !W lO II I I ' KLAMATH FALLS bmiln MOhfir KOII L7I Q ll O NEW YORK (AP)-The slock LIVESTOCK AlCTION MAKhfcl I Astoria market was still down late thisl Nov. 2, l0 I Twove Klamath Union Highland were named to the regular Haker alternoon although prices seemeo Reccjpl: c;3e 261. Hogs "'! School students received "straight honor roll. A 4 0 grade-point aver- Bend Oregon Weeatbffir By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday Max. Min. I'rrp. to be holding tneir own ai ieeis.Sneep 173 IA.. rll(,cs (ul.jnR tne fjrst njn(, establisheST during the morning, j Compared last Tuesday all cat-jwceks 0f school and were named Changes in oom airruons were (ic cas.scs steady considering ),, the grand honor roll . yiosuy iraciionai. . - Volume for t ijy csl mat at 3 tfiW sl- c )Cpd to 3.63 Jiillffl sr T. .Ha CfA- an actiQoi$iiiwith m 19 wnnmg !OCuUcrs. 8.50-13 O ! David Poole, juniors, and Susan Irharlntte Dickinson. Roxanne Portland jradually skrJi ESUfSUi Bulls: L'tilily CmH . KO(os0W, Janice LaGrandc and schmilz. Betty Kerns. Joanne Mil-ed Bluff W' mui'uay wu w,l!B, reeoers, in iu-i-m IVirginia Fredncks, sophomores. i0, Nancv Hunsaker. Barbara "eomonn age perfect. Those nored BrookiiQ were: Burns .Swdors Paula Uoddard. I'hvl-1 Kucne quality; hogs .50 lower j xhey were Carole Saundcrs,;sQfawes Diane Obiter, Sandra Lakcview Fed Heifers: Std., S2)slems- David Sibbet, Virginia Learning, Comslock. Myrna Frcwing. Mar- Mcdlord 1617.50. Saramarie McLin and Tom Tru-lRje Welman, Lorann Dalcour,rNewO't Cows: Std., iritr..7u: L'hlity-love seniors; Jeanne Baird. Mar-!jdv Langcr. Maiiorie Slrooo.N'r'h Bend Cmcl.. 13.10 15 25; (iners n d ,ha pjerM) Sharon Russell and jarifei Thome. Dean Metcalf. Pendleton -$E9 dminjj Corporation A. J. Industries . lied Chemical . Allis Chalmers ; Alcoa ; American Airlines . t American Can ; American Cyanamid ; American M h Fdy ; American Motors .' American Smelting ; American Tel O Tc' ;IAmeriean Tobacco American Viscose ;Anaeonda Copper '.Armco Steel TAtchison Railroad ;Bendix ; Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. ;B.len Co. ;Borg Warner ; Brunswick Burroughs Corp. -California Packing Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporal A I Chrysler Corporation '. Cities Service 'Consolidated Edison : Continental Can '. Crown Zellerbach :Decca Records Douglas Aircratl Dow Chemical du Pont de NnQours Eastman Kodak El Paso NG Emerson RadQ 9trestone Til9 First Ameri(0 Cflp. Ford Motor :Ge0ral Dynamics ; General Electric : General Foods ; General Motors General Tel 0 El ; Georgia Pac Cp ' Goodyear Tire . Great A. & P. ; Great Northern ' GreO West. Sugar Gulf Oil Co. Idaho Power Illinois Central International Bus Mch International Nickel International Paper International T T Johns Manvillc Kaiser Aluminum Libby, McNeill Libby ; Loew's Thea ' Martin Co. . Minnesota Mining ' Monsanto Chemical '. Montgomery Ward .' National Cash Reg. '. New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific Gas Q Electi Pacific Tel & Tel Penn Dixie CerQnt Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R.R. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Corp. ftiillips Pel. Polaroid Veal Calves: Good-Choi .- 70-22.25. Stockers and Feeders: Steers, ' r I f k:.. . 71"! Il.c 91 on. lim'UUin-v.iiuiic, ...... .. 1(1 79 i ..... .n.r linen. m t IZ3.7D: IHH ' UN- "'S-. i"i", V.U1U- mon-Mcnwm. in.j,j-iii. ii ii i- steins, BOO !KiO lbs., 15.2o-17.00. Heifers. Market not established. Steer Calves. Medium-Good, 350 5.19 lbs., 23 60 25 20; Common. 18.-90-20.00. Heifer Calves, Market not estab lished IS " 23 'it 63 Y 19 31 Vt 41 77 Vt 20 i 55 95 Vt 60 41 43 64 V 22 'i 64 ' 38 36 57 33 92 27 Yt O1' 29 'i 21 38 Vt 46 63t 32 Vt 3i 36 ' 29 'i 74 1R3 ' j 109 H 27 II i Q4 25 'i 63 Vt 42 75 67 'A 41 26 49 "i 35 S 34 Vt 45 28 Vi 30 49" 29 557 56 ' i 97 43 54 ' 37 , 10 16 Vt 61 68 44 V4 27 56 15 Vt 0 Or vt 28 Vt 0 41 Vi 11 Vi 45 17 53 H 53 46 40 29 36 25 58 M 35 23 ? 8 o B o o 51 O 30 20 63 Q 51 41 38 25 Bid Opening lhursday On Klamath Tribe Timber W tealte In Terminating Plan I Virtually the last official act. have an approved sustained yield! If no bids are received on these: Control over the Klamath In "" closing out almost lQ years of;plan of operation for the unit, units, they will be purchased by.dians and the Klamath Reserva M federal control of tlj) affairs of' Victor Sisson. aj;ent in charge, the federal government and be-iion began with the signing of Q memO's & tOO'CPf'h Indigi O'H suQrvise the oiwning of bidsjeome a portion of a national for-ltrcaty in 1864 and has continued ;lnQ. C51 O c0pli'O ThursQiy if iy are received. This bid open-icst unit next April. to the present time. QOp 01 Qt3 COCSCine will O HO firO act of thej ' U HthiO units tctohOa0 tO Q'C3B Indian ReOvation. ,C?v ' m. , . jn n f. -Zu - -Crth .arsh. O O OCaSO. proOlyCOoO-res.CHBQft fcfOS'D ltd ifmEfjW TO acres of pii forest 'rlOiti0 un,t23 "l3S3 nUrfc;0' w KU 1 ALWlMJt&& 10 worth 0i aO. tOOWC-'i""11' . Oi John Antle. the plucky 13-vear-lhas never complained about r -ol acres worth an 0-t2&-O00;i00icy unit 'ld who has bcen in and oul 0laccjden, or treatments. A tQ- j jTSnTT il 1 - : J. fu7 . irrL line Mirine nospuai lor Lrippiea Mnce ne cannot oe nome ' '"WWWW dwui,.(.jr ouiwi . Children in Portland most of the the Anv bids submitted must Occasionaljihe appraised price id must ( Charcot ta,i7.dn, m eet a. fo.ler; Perry l,ra. j0lJX this week" t0tant ar(ditor for the Port- .....y, hu , A possible burglary w as being j 1 land of I ice, Bureau of Indian Af fairs; George .phai't. forester. Department of the Interior. Wash- ington. UCi J. I. Didcln .rB- " L. LemcTy. illy officeirfromtta-v' ' undei . w stirfprv for A s A total of 44 seniors. 31 juniors.: Herman. Patricia Anderson. Nan- KosebuQ 27 sophomores and Q frcshmenjcy mw,1, Jack Riley, Virki How- Salem received 3.5 grade-point averages ei vicki Maltox, Gail Stafford, lne "ines Nancv Young. Karen Lindley, Ste-I ven Stiles. Michael Minch. Patti' Western Orcson Propst. Cheryl Willcy. Judy Es-,13'" and periods of partial clear- gate. Sharon Vincze. Joan Wizncr. lnR lnrouBn '"ursnay. tooierp Linda Smith, Janice Parr, no.1 "'K'" herla Renie. Linda Pernell. Robert Thursday 45-50. Southwesterly to Kenvon, Leslie Fleet and Nancy"terly coastal winds 15-30 miles Herlineer. hour, becoming westerly to (Tyn TTiV (I ' "f '1 I Portland I11M:.,,.C L'aith PfJv Inlin ,,u,t"" V " inuiaudj. - ttr Ullier local OlUCiaiS WL'le A Klamath F'alls hardware clerk peeled lor tne bid opening is glad he was in San Qtientin Prison 15 years ago. Frank P. Rohison, 65, 2555 Eb erlein Avenue. aiSmovie and tcle- m U'nHnncrl.-.v In I-Ptinrl lh:il fl! . loniullt and ThlllsdftV. Slislltlvi. ....... r er pigs. 4.00-8.00 per head; Feed- ' ' - (rom ,igh, 24-36. High vi is a .h. n ri, on in I null .,ui,m. una ..,h,i;,. ..,,,, ., , , . , fY"!! i.iluuii ui.-aiivn ,n i,(4s i ip pnance meenne nssv. rain and few brief L,..npri nnhisnn an a'aiance on! 17.10; U.S. No. 3. 16.10-16.70. Sows. Light, 13.25-13.80; Wean Uice, Peggy Ackley. Ralph B.eil-,"'"'; "-.'"" ,.. by city police detectives. !7,. m3 w,h,; R,rh7r Jp ' of partial clearing Elsie Berry, 1932' j Port0H iVinvnn k'-iihorinp Rnn. ' 1'u'ough Thursday, Stock Cows, Common-Medium, investigated Wednesday morningi aged, 126-147 per head. Hogs: U.S. 1 & 2 Mediums, A little rain or Street, called the station at 3:36 nic Lake. Kent Hunsaker, Marie, "u , ' ,"' lUIJllll clllU INUlSUclV. IIIIUV ers. is.wi-ib.zii. Sheep: Fat Lambs, Good Choice. 15.60: Feeder Lambs, Good-Choice, 14.50; Ewes, Good, 11.00-15.00. Reported by Ray Petersen, county extension agent. her bathroom window and r . 1 .-I. : J nont aoor was ajar, one aiso "iu Luci,c Detroit. Linda Bergmann sue saw a man running uown anKcnl KranKjn. William Swcetland, aney lowarn meirose aim . rharlcs Tvdlc, Jne Black. Lar nee ciii un..,m- .u , u McClurc. Deanna ll.n rnmi, noltirln hor hnnm 1rc v . ,,,c """' .. . and Ricky t-urrin Northern Occasional clearing periods tnursoay. soutn-tle Berry did not know if anything, Snnhomnres-I.an-v Niemi. Hon- had been taken. , .Head. Sue Ann Owens. Alice Thefts were reported by Charles Hoa(,an( Jerry Moiat0.c, Nancy Gowey. 2610 Scott Street, a n jj Raker, Sharon Rowland. Nancy be in a body cast from chin to nitionwide TV nroeram aALt.M iai'i 1 lie urcgon au- oeiow nis nips. pi'ODaoiy ior sev- I., t- I , 1.. 1 U ...i.J!N . .. I'n...., I., n.An,-nA nnl mnnlk PlMinn Ul lnn I is-ilvosirin c"' !"1"iR-il-i "-'"-" 'W'Anout Faces. '"'.' - ,.,.., u,,6 ,s n- s.livisirill i ..-, . . . . t I r....l ..:, u., f..t ......;.. u:- I l.u ii u-.hi mnes an nuui wmi iiinei , Jol)ison a clerk at Swan Lake tul v laiM-i, lumnnu uj iuit iu u-dm ma uedun, uuiui Multnomali Lounly Lircuit holidays he will welcoifQ three years, cards from Klamath Falls. liQ that he will not 'address is John Antle, Shrine Hos- QnuiiQwith his family in Klam- pital, Portland 20. ath rails lor Christmas. John, the son of Mr. and Mrs.! B. Antle of the Ashland High- ;o serious back. surgery lor a spinal lusion the . middle of December. The youth was the victim of an accidental gunshot wound three years ago when, Oith his family, he was' visiting in Missouri. Since that , time he has had numerous bouts i with surgery and extensive ther- WASHINGON AP Manufao apy. He is also continuing his Hirers' inventories declined an schooling half days. other $400 million dollars during Following his surgery he will October, and sales and new orders also dropped oil, tne t-ommeivs Department said. PORTLAND (AP) - (USDA1- Cattle salable 400; slaughter steers and cows active, steady to . IJ Ktrnnii- neiiers uniesicii: i u u u . . . ,.) reel, uowey saio someone sioicji p - nu-inhi i-hnh mnsi v choice 26 b slaughter . , ' , : . . , .,epl l-rci, uwignt sciiun, ' ,. ,oo 'wo guns irom nis nome wniia,nH inhn L-nvlpr i .... i.ifv steers zs.uii; smaii mi enuiec it.!-. . . . t Mr. -. -- -...-..p.........--..,. , u,.. " Jane IJivcr, Jonn Ullernein. ian- ! gusts. load s' 1 . ,":Cliitwood, Janice McCornack, Car-,YtlS2Aii OH VE0U c .aiiee-i. v...ey a.u ,.,.cU..c o. . , Frcj Dwi(,h, sd)un Janel 3 two guns irom nis nome ni"wandi John Ko 1224 lb 24 50; small lot good 897 v Mnuldine C'nmoanv. said hp wrote ' to the program "several months jCourt jury of second degree mur-, afn. He rpcpivpd a Iptter in renlV'01- which said he could possibly ap- 1 arkor Wils convtctetl ot killing m pear on the program. The appear-Robert Holloway, who vanished jg UCSCQ6Q jQ Crew long distance phone call and whose bodv was later found Coupled with indications of November rise in unemployment, the figures added ammunition lo those pushing for a strong govern ment anti-rrcession program when Congress reconvenes next month. Tuesday's report showed that during October manu!acti:( The program will he seen next a wel1 noar Vcrnonia. " . , jane uivcr, jonn uuernein. ian- ,m nt ii, mnci cprinnc ior.n - oungren said someone stole a Nj . R , c ., Mi.l '0 ."' scrlou i9 Wednesday on KflTI at 1 p.m. . . , i -i-.i... i:,cy ,t01' lsi""r t000pr- "'m M1 ll.i Inwppn ni- dents was r eared o.i.:... -- Y... .. .. raincoat from her clothes line Tuesday night. A hit-run truck driver was re ported by George Price, city rec realion director. Price said a truck had apparently failed to therhood, Tessa Green, Pnm Bau er and Kayce Martz. Freshmen Janice Hump lb 24.00: standard steers 20.00- 22.00; culler and utility 15.00- 19.00; utility slaughter cows 14.50 15.50; canner.Pand culters 10.50- Holsleins to 14.00. Vp in director Price said aL, , V." , , "unl'!,'nc1s' can which struck 14-ycar-old Wil-j ' " ' ,!nh Calves salable 75; good and T. , " ,,7 ' C audta Malcmb. Tamia Mitch- janl Joha GooRins (he he met Hobi. choice vcalers 25.00-28 (HI; ut.lityr'"" "' " . ell. Ka.nryn staiKer. ju.iii . e,,i- The 16-year-old also said that he and standard 16.00-24 (Kl; cuHs" ."V n"?JZ s,-nk Lr 'K'. 1m ,.rUns' ..M.K1 tore the rear-view mirror from a down to 12.00; good and choice; " """""I-;,: LrBWI7- 1 1" y no".,c' ,,; "0" stock calves 22.00 25.00; one lot: Z " j . , i ' '' "a Jm:m- Jamcs "Cfin Wr. alves 26.00. ' " " i, j i, ' . V Margaret Baldwin, uenecca 1'ier- "'"('""""""'K"""),,,, Beverly Moi,d. Martha over- IColt, Carol Drew. Donna Shaver, A "for sale" sign had been tornUawn )Hvid Nancy i,acair. Da- liom ner irom yarn aim inrown vid (-pji n.,x;inn.-i BenniniMnn. against a side window. Mrs. J. W. Pamela Conn. Daniel Grimes and i-hapl Rnu-P f'-imnhpll Gail Rin. V , .. iliooison will De llown 10 HOI1V-;" . , , TllS: r' l"P Tuc!di,r afternoon when a 16-!uoodi uhere nc vu be , , of ;conv,ct,on. The reversal was BA.NDON, Ore. (API The 1 17. creased their inventories 01 goon's fi i fi;,-ji,oii, nu. i,j ready for sale to buvers. but cut The ruling clarified a ruling Oct. .. n . a, . '. back on stocks of raw materials 26 that reversed the lower court entrance todav and hrnkp nn All and Pal':y linished goods. The net . . ' Jl:.. . - 11 men aboard wc saved in ai5" """" "ccnue came on year-old Klamath Falls youth ad-he prR,.am. During the show. based Po filinS thait ir- rescue bv another tug the Rebel lof million drop Sepl ......e.. ,.,u.K .,,... .,.. . Homcro , lrv t0 Ruess whcie .u.. . u.. . . The EZaheth 0)sen cnlerinR "er. ergan 1 choice 397 Ih steer Hogs salable 550; market ac tive: butchers strong lo 50 higher; sows about steady; 17 head lot No. 1-2 high-yielding butchers 238 lb 20.50; No. 1-2 liHI-225 lb 19.50 20.00; No. 2-3 180-240 Ih 18.50-19.25; mixed grade sows 300-500 lb 13.00- 16.00. Sheep salable 500; no early sales: during week choice woolcd slaughter lambs 16.50 - 17.00; choice No. 1-2 iiells shorn lambs 15.50-16.25; cull to good ewes 3.00- 5.00; good and "choice feeder lambs 14.00-15.25. STOCKTON (UPI- FSMNS) -Livestock: Cattle salable 50. Slaughter cows dairy type culters 13.00 14.50. canners 10.00-13.00. Calves salable none. Hogs salable 50. No 2-3 butch ers 220-240 lbs 18.50. No 1-3 300 0 lb sows 13.00-15.00. Feeder pigs good and choice 50 lbs. 20.00-21.50. (9 120 lbs. 19.00-21.00. Sheep salable none. Sanders, BOO Pacific Terrace, said. ley sidewalks, in violation of a city ordinance, were reported near the coiner of Main and Es planade and at the corner of Ninth Street and Klamath Avenue. W. M. Ravenscroft, 419 North Tenth Street, reported a meter post had fallen down on Tenth between Main and Pit strs. The melcr was taken the po lice station. Tyana Payne. q reacnea ine erroneous con- ,. . .. .. . ... . " j.i.,,,r ,. c,it. j,.,.j elusion that a conspiracy to kill .,. , . . f., . ,UL m,ni jllrill ivmhpr ,nH had been established and that the , S ; . ,..ln,., ,.j,.c ,ij.j ti 1 hiii.n . r. . r . ; 1 IV civ y ncrt dim sidiiniivti II UU lilt: ,v " ' nn . acts totHcd to were m further-jje((v wj(h uch forre u b.oke om he pi.cvjmls mnnlh-s jpr, ancoluJ the conspiracy. ,, -..., juj di,,cinH in i,.,! fn f strong current and southerly I tors into account. I.Tm.r UA Lnr, 4lin ri1.- U lit - t drove down the street with two ; Nora Keith and other wit- . a b a a .' V . T Vi- other youths. At the corner, he POKl&NND IAP - A lank nesses. . . . 1 ' ' ,J J " L - ' "-""i .. . . . . IllP KPhpl ai; it Unrunri plnvp in mon m:iv h:,v p mcr.-.nurrl In :,n.-,.,l said he tossed a shaving creamiirucK. carrying 1 509 gallons ot i Mrs. Keith is the wife of Harold . , ., , K th.' . if . "' , Icasoline, caught lire on Highway Keith. witnesses testified was:,. . ., &.-..., ..,,. a in nnn.hu ..h;i. ,, ,, 1 . ...,t .";. j u,. u. tines io ine men. '..ouin ne a record ior ine nioiiin X9 . (....iiii.wii u,i,iijr v nu "C..U ivei anil nuiiunuv "lien car belonging to Felix Peace. 2331 . V) lftTS wiiii uatuen aireei. lie bam ue ioicn the mirror Horn I'eaces car. tneni Kil n It held that the court was in lerror "to admit the testimony of , can from the window. The Googins youth underwent ' surgery. Doctors siad the object Tuesday night Hollowav was last seen alive. which struck him in the eye was "thrown with great force." The admit! vandal was re Truck driver Larry E. Ellis, 29, j Mrs. Keith testilied at the trial of Portland, spotted flames leap- of Parker that Keith told her: mg Irom Hie rear wheels as he'"Lee Parker Just killed Bob Hoi- ferred to the county juvenile of- di ." into the community of Four loway." (ice. MOUNT HEBRON - Two acci- dels occurred at nearly tho same. spot w ithin minutes of each other at the turnoff lo Deer Mountain Hnad Tuesday afternoon, said Cal-i ifornia highway patrolmen. Officers said a car driven hv Slate police said three white- I loih Thage. 56, Tennant, ran off A small tool room was damaged by flame during salvage opera- furiously. Corners near Tigard Ellis tried to extinguish the flames, hut could not, so headed the truck on down the highway to i a r 1..:. i .' Ml gt-i ii nuciy mini 1 ililllsiilL' limit's. He stopped again outside ofj PRIXEVILLE. Ore. AI' The town. The five was burning more! Northwest section of the Ameri- Ellis i Kj sslri Vft.iWIvV(l htv One seaman, Paul Madsen, was since the start of World War II. tossed into the sea and as he was: official figures on imcmplny thrown against the jetty he man-mc.,lt ill not be ready lor an aged to cling to it, then work his noimcement until about Dec. 10, way to the tor and walk to safety. 'but a rise of 300,000 in the niiniher The others were taken aboard thcLf persons drawing jobless bcim Hebel. tossine in the rough water. is ,s shown in Labor Department The Rebel's skipper. A. T. Pe- Mgures. terson of Coos Bay. en brought Thal wojjd ..p,,,,,,,, an es,. .m in iu a piui ncie sco.es oi &M in,.,.pasp nf 3nfl ntn , . IKK) in 1 lie number of unemployed townspeople had watched the ri m. i.- -i i as iiparcd with nher. when me w..-.e.. MM.,ei. Ill.ll ICS ,,, oKi,.;.. w 3379,KM, face calves belonging to C. D. Galloway, 152P Derby Street, had .(rayed from home sometime Tuesday. The calves had chains around their necks. Three black kittens were found in a cardboard Highway 97 at 5: 40 p.m., causing hpp:in I hinninp c...:..l.. .1 t; ' tions in the boiler house of the down motorists, warning them to ment will be headed next vcar bvn -. i '.I V 1 nc November drop was attrih. Car-Ad-Co mill here Tuesday stay away. ITom Wallace, British Columbia n,..,.ir rnn,.!u TilQInnn c-iiri MP.-IIIU ll P Alinl iPr nintnricl 1 1 f i- I - n r minnr- dnm-iPP Ho cms nnl in. ' . " . " . . . . jiuicsic-i noil. r.,iiiii.Hips. d. v.. . , smouldering sawdust caused the nan iciepnoneo a lire neparlment j,,,..,. He was elected Tuesday as a arture. tn(i i,ih f , ..ir,i ,.ii,..i. inai appeal eo 10 nave neen the in outdoor activities and slackened most severe injury suffered al-!..ii, ii ,., ti - ni itmiij j'ifliiis mill nn, lis- servation. and I ipmnn arriv-ml nj rfn..cl J -. J......J .- J: ."""" " l ips And, they said, a southbound: ... , j ii, fL-mmi a iim a,a n . .....1.1 j.j p:.r ni ienn hv Inn rl,.,rln Rn.-J " . .. . ." r"H- l'l"'nc... euueu. ;. . ' ' , ' ipartmcnt also were called Tues-'rear wneeis 01 tne truck exploded thiaume. 21. San Jose, struck a , . ., ...... , .. . 'ti.- ..ri:.. j j i hnv nn llinhu'-v KB Pusl nf kVnn TM ..... U.I .1 .... ...... 'a.V evening 10 IIIC nome Ol r I .II1K n......e ... IIU, ..111 II - ---r. j " 1 1 fi .. cai iii-iiiiiuiiiK iu ine p.c-11- They were taken to the Klamath County Humane Society. Puget So O.idio Cor Q AC' Wayonier - SaytheQ Republic (PchQld Oil SafiOay Stoi. ' St. Regis RcheiQy Dislis Scott Paier Co. . Sears Roebuck () Co. ; Shell Oil Co. . Sinclair Oil ; Socony Mobil Oil ; Southern Pacific ; Sperry Rand ' Standard Oil Calif. , Standard Oil N.J. Studebaker Packard Sunray Sunshine Mining Swift It Company Texaco Thompson, R.W. Tidewater Oil Timken R Bearing Transamerica Corp Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Air Lines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plywood : United States Smelting : United States Steel ; Walgreen Stores ; Western Auto Supply ; Western Union Tel. ; Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Wheeling Steel O Woolworth Company 1 RED BLUFF (UPI-FSMNSI - Weekly livestock auction: lame saianie M5, including aiii' -f. calves. Aclive. steady to 50 cents SD.jJ?tLrj,JEJ Slaughler cows commercial aml.SiiSklIlIj ' standard 15.50 19.40, utility 14.50- PORTLAND i UPI i-The Pacific 16.00; Canners and cutlers II (J Marine Fisheries Commission 14.00. Ilo wind un a three-dav conven- 32 Stlnpkpr nnrl fpi'tBli- kIppi- pnHM'lion llpr- IfFflt.-iv nflnp hnniKi ,4id choice 273 50 III calves 25 Q lcharges that fish passage facili- S9. medium and good 2oS ! lies at Brownlee Dam on the mid- "250 Good choico 550-650 Ibjdle Snake River arfll iiJ3i(e. '"lyearlings tijfc&2S. t785 Ih Samuel J. HutchinsQ. Pacific P"i2!.0-24.2S. Sdjfi-t lbs 18 20.25. regional director of tffl) (federal Stker and feeder heifers g: Dr. Charles Poulton. Oregon State Colle.e ranee management M..I -i 9IIOO l,tlnli,,c l ,-nnl In StalP IKI IPP Kltpr l'-PllllpH Pllic I I 1 ,.U. Ii I D. , U in T it' ,'iv,n,ii, ...... .,,u,,,l,,o - , ...... .......... netm, w ,i ndineci ice 111,111 iiinu. ....,. ,,, ,,,t - s.ind by vvhje soot jn a c,jmney will, possibly preventing a disas- Elected to two vear terms on the rirr j j 1 1 Hared up. No damage resulted, ter. Officers said I road was slckl -, finmm .(ormed , sjnli. and the w ind blow ing ,n gusts up , dl m Nevada !, to 50 miles (ft- hour. Drifting . :i n,.pi,s.Iv .--..WUlBfaM1 snow reduced visibility to about, imp ... rnn ..pA H INS ENDORSEMENT Don't fte.locf Slipping; 1 1? a 1 eg? "rtiTtrviM) rnijb 1 k.iu 1 1 n 10 or 15 feet. Damage in the latter '"""(S,,.! (K was moderate, said patrolmen 11 hl) 1 'Bank at Lakeview, said increased: PORTLAND (API Last July, federal funds for resecding open Jimmy Weber. 13. suffered thud range lands(j)iight do much to end degree burns over 30 per cent ofjthe conflict between ranchers and A Rill 1 A V l.-nru IV,.Pl .ini .. ' ' ' . . Do raise leftti drop, slip or wobn: council were Bill Southworlh. Sen- rl" """('"-"c.-Doigny. piovisi- wnen .ou t. ex. i.usn or ,n aca. Ore., rancher, and Tom Wi, ional prcsHlent of the newly in.Jff .JSa'asTEExSJ ,. , i denendent lvorv Coast won alkullnp inon-acid' powder tospnn- son. Kamlonps rancher. p , , - , ' kie on voiir plates, keeps uise ten n flop nf llip mpptinp' snp ikpis an overwhelming endorsement more firmly sei Gives ennnd.-nt feei- une oi ine mceungs spc.iKCis nrcsidencv in the rennh.,lns of security and added comtnrt. Herb Po aid of the F i st Nat lona 01 , PIC5 CIK.V ,ne lePun N0Summy cooey t-asty taste or (eej- IIC s ciccuon. ne receiveniinn. uet iMlttin coaay si arij 37 33 22 ( & 35 Mi 35 ' 19 S 19 46 38 ?4 Dec 7 Hi Mar 23 May 7 Vt Jly 46 iSep RO 4 63 20 45 and choice 265 69 Ih calves called Hi 3 Medium and good .'liTS ib irlings 18 20 Stk rov Ii Old 16.25. rllpv Issued nn ri atinnt it&tm I , 7i!tT T ,i I his body while helping fight a U Lsmen. If the open range had 1 OR PLAN I) (AP'-lhe Oregon rance f, on his familvs ranch 'nlrmv nf fn,-:,.,P mm. ,M nnl !' 5rm,crs Lci,ue Tuesday in B.r County. attracted to private lands with lelected olficers before windnd up, Tuesd.-.v. dw-lors A CAi Sa. ,.p.n,.,,i irnna,m f hni. Boy Scout Commit! members1 its annual meetiiA here. nlSilan Hospital h.ffelsaid .liinmvlprs ho " W of the Klamath District. Wodoc Hon dor. fiorvallis. t-'Wl al-j lo go home in limel ' Council, will nice! talay 7 30 e ted presi,,!: Louis Olson. (or rhristmas-alO- months of; Arj!gliE&in.s Al.D Bureau of Coiniicial isherics, P mJ "9 Scout v: Center Wadr:4 vi p4.ident; H8f- n Aafts, X-ray titments and N. 'l PI -Chancellor Kon- situation "critiiaj." He on gsai I (3 Clo clit '''" io niscuss Vi. ionWus. wy. ana irafthvs,ca theranv. -ad Adenaift cancelled (ft sched f: said new raiEOit list l '"P11- hctQ B lorvallis. t8u-. j i don-t ,,mk t cou, cvcr aued appearance todav at a con found lo protect downst! d.jnan'0'-" . - . I directors iiulu nold for 0,ytbii alter this." t'Cy vent ion of his Christian Demo- sa, of youiQ saOn. I IC W1 Wricl cnair-'twt. iviivoini: iipi IKBSW fjij 0icr f told will cratic Party because oi a bad 1.641.145 votes of 1.661.426 cast. ;coun," v"'h"- d IMINLL T Iffl ca lUie c lOeresoluli frW-" W-W. iVWnfi S'fflll lllQl i& I CHICAGO (AP Iligh Low Wheat Corn Dee Mar &,y 24 S Jly 40 '. Sop 44 t Oats 26 Dee 33 Mar 36 'i May 7!.)ly 45USep 26 j Rye 72 'ilDec MiMar 32 S May 39i Jlv 21 50 42 4 2 (n4 2.0P 2.03' 2 02 2.05' 2 IM'i 2.05s 2 05'i 2.(B' 2.01-H 2.02' 2 02 I B7 I 66 l.ati'a l.Rti'j l.RH'j I.BH'j 1.89 irt Bisaii: c.oiqa for flfl institutini'tS tOOaiitatives 6W.U. V ('. NBoA, I'ov Comnraoio siaa0Oe..-sr! imwsm large. Ok! H. O hcli. l l"0t lion on fiOpifiQ'CQ iliigjl l' dam. An K'isoiQ I'OOJQ) fiiO; voted lo. siipgjrt lO 043JI ll(fflininW SiBSfflCSSOtO Sovbeans i i.u c.jKKcna.i ,: ,f, t2t.,J CSSOBOffiS) 'I' OkOO dan'ment Friday. lc The bazaa ' j " i Z iB-f'ea XWlers lie which will lealure manv ilemi TiCB,,?A".:lf1'S .SiscWLtt&Owill Oof- lor Christmas vig. includini ,',ia , !fi' 7 pOi m danc-1 handmade articles and baked l.ftl'4 MB', 1034 l.2'4 lainOl.eep supiH.rt as t"lesi" 'Z W.'SH" Mvi nyioi .. ... open ... ... a...,. ..c.c 1 08', I 07'a 1.08'. 1.08 (of two evils" a, a meelmg lo,. 0 do' b? a,s"'u'k bi!r ,opcn "".f I I2'j I.ll14 1.12'a I HQ The Interior Departmcni rot-i -fir- v -aml l'!'uwo" ttl11 U:M I.IS-4 1.14S 1.15'. 114'Tlv recommended that neither!,, fcE mWm m- lh' l'l:Wlc '"v"cd- 114', 1.13'. 1.14 1.I3-. be huilt because of the fishSv i have H rcBular iiwetinB - . 1 lllll SU.IV. Jf. . 1, rti I. '.III. li iiriiu-i .ip. n. .nn, a i'oui.iiii i the IOOF Hall. All olficers and will meet for a 6 30 pm politick members are urged to attend. 'in the Masonic Temple Thursday. Dec. I. to lienor iltand Guardian Naomi Shrine Nn. 5. Order Om'na Nelson. There will also be White Shrine, will hold a ceremo-jiniliation and election of officers nia! and Christmas party with 'All girls are urged to attend. If gifl exchange Saturday, Dev. 3. at unable to attend the dinner come 8 n m. at tha. Masonic Temple, tor the meeting at 7:30. I A business Hireling will be heldj 'at 4 o'clock. 1 Weslean Service Guild of the O First Methodist Church will meet .57-H .56' i .62'.o.61S .64' .64'4 JUS 1 06' 1.13 1 15' 1 Iff .64 .63 ' .64'. I (15 1.11 1.14' .561, .6l .64 ' .64 .R4' problem and hecau.-e of a pond- 5' !ing agreement with Canada 62'i upstream Columbia River storage 64 ' projects. .64'a: .64' J ,Veased Dec 9 'told, it was announced here. I life-size ! I Lo CHRIS'Mfi.S J FIGURES I i u u vet i v m. mmsi a i Am JJ r l.n,i4 1 07 1.11'. I.12' 1I4'4 LIS'.I 1 14' 1 14'j I I6'i KLAMATH FUNERALS Jan Mar 2 15', 2 14 2 I.V4 2 15' v.mwui .ervicei lor ri pr.. Aloha Soclul Cluh will meet for at 7 .Hi p.m. Thursday. Dec I. Sp.riftwn ifrf.0 d.ert in tuoene 'll pf' . , , , , . .., ' , ... ,. ( ti... n, irt,.,. i,,i 4 101. n .ni. ami. hM in n . M.mKr..i fh.Mi l. POl UCK l nc'ICOn 310 C lr Sinias rtl nil- lll.llic Ul nuilj. .i.ini'ii. 1:. 1. in T I , i 1, B ' ' '' - - - - erl Orovei 91f iclAI.no POTATO SHIPMENTS KLAMATH BASIN 69 '. May 2 2;l'i 2 21'. 2 2:t 2 23 I Jly 2 2.V. 2 23', 2 2.V, 2 IV, Sep O 2 15'. 2 I.T4 2 15'. 2 15'a Seasons 59-60 60-61 Dally Truck, Ore. Dally Rail, Ore. Dllly Truck. Calif. Dally Rail, Calif. Daily Total Ore. ft Calif. Monthly Total Season Tola! 14 10 8 8 .18 1019 2300 28 778 POTATO SAN FRANCISCO UPI FSMNS 1 Potatoes: Russets Klamath VS. 1A 5 00 5.25; 6-14 01 minimum 5 75-6 00 OBITUARIES LOS ANGKLKS lPI FN(f)S- Polatoes; ioP Russets Kln-J U.S. IA heavy 1 minimum bi o. i.i-o.u. . potluck luncheon and Christmas at the home of Buifj " gift exchange Friday. IVc. 2. in 4416 Bristol Avenue. Co - hostess Masonic Temple. 12 .to p m. will he Christine Murray. There 1 Members are asked lo bring scis-jwill be a l iV-Q.is Pirty and Isors. ; sift exchange. Sine r n.iw.' n Mollies Cluh of Sacred Telephone Number of the Chi 1st- pi 1 ,nif jh.i. cm. prt ff.Hif.i Hewirt Academv will meet Thuts-, 111. is Clcinnt: Hure. 111 is Tl' 4-6541. "SLVr - Pm. in the Anyone knimuig of need for im MMMni, cifo Ni-rtu.i o ni-ncw ac.iitcniv auditorium. .SislciM hi istmas c lu er or those wisiiiug Nv , n1 V4.V Fvn ttt Mum. n , , . y lrr gmnpihilnffn. Jim WOOflo.nff ol vririll, wmnilrrtf L udcffttc oi ti p- i.p .upwai icv.cM .n bt p'n ... I ' VKW Auxiliary Member. (1,y. OrX 1. .1 10 . in in Ih. Vfrfill P'f.btrin Ctlfth. lnl.ffnfnl will IX in tn V.rrilt IOOP Cefn'rv O M,ir . Urmnrul Ch,pl I. In cn.rgt ol Ih. r.ngtmnlk. will be in their respective clas rooms from 7 to 8 o'clock to assist, ni.iv call this numlx-r KlamallOl utheran Chun h worn en will hold their annual h.iaai and luncheon in the church base- hold their tegular meeting and initiation lec. 1 at 8 p m. at the VFW Hall. GIANT FIR PLYWOOD PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARD DISPLAY Send greetings to your entire neighborhood with these easy to use rir ply wood paste-on patterns personalized with your name. (ni"!iW vim.-sf If paekagl Here s a brigiCJJ new w.y to say "Merry Chnstm." All you do is paste on fir plyxvnod, cut m;t and erect. It's eay, Jun, too. tvcJ 1 50c 50c 50c Mony Others To Select From. 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