MARKETS and FINANCE
PACE -A fiU. AND NS$ SQfl9 Falln, Oregfl
Thursday, Drrrmhpr I, IK0WSBr
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCKS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Admiral Corporation
A. J. Industries ,
Allied Chemical
.All is Chalmers
Alcoa
American Airlines
American Can
American Cyanamid
American M 4 Fdy
American Motors
American Smelting
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
American Viscose
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel
Atchison Railroad
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeir.g 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 Zellerhach
Curtiss Wright
Dccca 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 Electric
General Foods
General Motors
General Tel 4 El
Georgia Pac Cp
Goodyear Tire
Great A. & P.
Great Northern
Great West. Sugar
Gulf Oil Co.
Idaho Power
Illinois Central
In'.crnalional Bus Mch
International Nickel
International Paper
International T & I
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Konnccott Copper
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft
Locw's Thca
Martin Co.
Minnesota Mining
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Reg.
Northern Pacific
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pan American Airways
Penn Dixie Cement
Tenney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Corp,
Phillips Tot.
Polaroid
Pupct Sound P & L
Radio Corp of Amer
Rayonicr Incorp.
Raytheon
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
. Richfield Oil
Safeway Stoics Inc.
St. Regis
Schenley Distillers
Scott Paper 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 & Company
Texaco
Thompson, RAW
Tidewater Oil
Timkcn R Bearing
Transamcrica Corp
Twentieth Century Fox
Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United States Plywood
United States Smelling
United Stales Steel
Walgreen Stores
Warner Pictures
Western Auto Supply
Western Union Tel.
Weslinghouse Air Brake
Wcslinghouse Electric
Wheeling Steel
Woolworth Company
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WALL STREET
NEW YORK (AP)-Stock mar
ket prices steadied near the close
today, although the market suf
fered its third straight decline.
Final quotations generally were
s hehl v above their lows for the
'"jday. Losses ranged from fractions
fiJ T to 1 or more points and scattered
18 ! increases were on the small side.
31 'i Volume for the day was esli-
40 ''(mated at 3.2 million shares com-!
77 I pared with 3.08 million Wcdnes
19 ' Vdav. Tane watchers noted that ac-
'4!tivity moderated as prices started
to skid again.
Declines were mostly fractional,
although they stretched to 2 or
more points in some cases. Small
advances were achieved by scat
tered gainers.
Willi little or no encouraging
business in sicht. steels, motors.
36 rubbers, mail order firms, farm
machinery makers in fact, just
about every maior group of stocks
"'! were down on balance.
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Losses among the recently pop
ular leisure lime stocks included
Polaroid more than 5, AMF more
than I, Brunswick more than 2.
High-priced International Busi
ness Machines fell 9.
Defense and space age issues
were hammered down a bit too,
with United Aircraft and Martin
off about a point. Radio Corp.
down more than that and Texas
Instruments nearly 2 lower.
U.S. government bond prices
turned upward. Corporate bonds
were irregular.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND AP - USDA-
Cattle salable 100: slaughter
steers and heifers not tested but
73 ',eai lier jn week choice steers
68 25.00-25.50, good 23.00-24. 50, few
40 Ik ,'linir.e hpifm-c 55 00.51 ' Inrl.-iv
utility slaughter cows 14.5IM5.00,
canncrs and cutters 10.50-12.50,
few 13.00, Holstcin cullers up to
14.00; cutter and utility bulls
16.00-20.00.
Calves salable 25; few sales
steady; good and choice voalers
25.00-23.00; utility and standard
17.00-23.00; good and choice slock
calves 22.00-25.00; few choice and
fancy steer calves 26.00-27.00.
Hogs salable 25; trade active,
steady with Wednesday's ad
vance; U. S. 1-2 butchers iW-225
lb 19.75-20.00; including railroad
at 19.75: No. 2-3 180 240 lb 19.00-
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6I?T BEtS&S
DA Motion
To Dismiss
Huitt Case
The district attorney Thursday
morning filed a motion to dismissimonial and Christmas parly with
ih. ,.,.n,.:,li etnlnn ,n.,i 'fii'l exchange Saturday. Dec. 3,
ase acainst Ral, David Hunt.!1!1 ? p:m' 31 " ""XX have its "annual country store"
' .. . . Business meeting win oe neiu PrijQ n , trnm .
. VV. ... ....... .
.Merry .Mixers will dance at the, Friday, Dec. 2, at the Education
Pelican City Hall Friday, Decem-ioffice in Chiloquin at 10:30 a.m.
her 2, at 8 p.m. Bill Mayhew
will call. Ladies are asked to
bring sandwiches or cake.
Louie and Ozzie will furnish mu
sic for dancing at VFW Hall from
9 o.m. Saturday until 1 a.m.
Naomi Shrine No. 5, Order of Members and their guests are in-
Whilts Shrine, will hold a core-
vited.
Church of the Brethren will
OU, Di-auy. J1U1U Wd iiiuilicu 'Vjjit
the grand jury four times and is
entering his sixth month in jail.
In filing the motion to dismiss
4 p.m.
'p.m. at 4273 Bristol. Hot aogs.
i i . pie and coffee will be served.
NAAC'P members will hold their, Holi( i(ems bakcd (oods am)
monthly meeting Saturday, Dec.(am,y work wi be M
, , , . , - I O, CIL f II. III. ttl 1IIC IUUIIIT ll-l
four days before the trial was , ... , , ,
scheduled to begin. District At.no',id ' food sa,e to be hcld Uec.i Job's Daughter. Bethel No. 61,
lorncy Dale T. Crabtrce said, "It , alhe Markel Basket. j have a rummage sale Satur-
is not possible to prove beyond a day. Dec. 3. at Clyde s Towing
reasonable doubt that Huitt knew I mv Auxiiary members w ill Service on Klamath Avenue.
the property 'six rifles belonging, hold their( jX'guiar meeting and,
to Morgan Gadowaof Beatlyi had initiation Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. at the The Railroad Evangelistic As
been stolen al the time he had it yyy ja Isociation will meet Friday, Dec.
in his possession." Huitt was ap-i 2. at 7 p.m. at Faith Tabernacle
piehcndcd by sheriff's deputies T,e Mothers' Club of Sacred Church. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper,
July 6 with the stolen rifles in:jcal.t Academy will meet Thurs- Portland, will be guest speakers.
me irunK oi nis car. ,i.-.v rip,. I al 8 n m in t ip
FLOYD L. WYNNE
JACK MORGAN
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A STACK OF TAXES Is attacked Thursday morning by
Sheriff J. M. (Red) Britton, right, and Chief Deputy Tax
Collector Mrs. Esther Newell in the tax office. They are
counting tax payments which were made before the Nov,
15 deadline. The sheriff reported that 62 per cent of the
tax roll has been counted and another $600,000 or 25
per cent is included in the boxes of mail yet to be
opened. He said all payments postmarked before Nov.
15 would receive a three per cent discount. The tax roll
or this year was $5,288,658.96.
Local Tax Collector's
Office Is Snowed Under
Crabtrce indicated rhiit an im
portant witness could not be lo
cated and that imxrtant new rooms from 7
facts" had become available dur-l -
ing the pre-trial investigation.
new academy auditorium. Sisters St. Paul's Episcopal Church ba
will be in their respective class-jzaar luncheon and dinner at the
to 8 p.m. parish house, Saturday, Dec. 3.
Luncheon at 11:30 a.m., spaghetti
Wynne Named To Editor
Posts On Herald & News
Appointment of Floyd L. Wynne boys, Steven and Robert, Wynne
as executive editor and manag- is concluding a Jour-year term
ing editor of the Herald and Newslas city councilman.
Alia Mace Skiers will meet at dinner served bv the men at: was announced todav bv William In addition to Wynne, other
After the fourth grand jury in- 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 1. at the 6:30. Doors will be open for thetB. Swectland, publisher.
OES will have a bake food sale
W. J. Roufs
Dies Here
dictment. Huitt's attorney, Rich- Airmen's Service Club, Kingsley
aid Bceslev. had moved to quash. Field. AH ski enthusiasts are in
the indictment. Deputy District vited.
Attorney Max L. McMillin had ar
gued against the motion on the
basis that Huitt had entered
plea and the trial date was set.
The district attorney's motion to
dismiss, therefore, came as a dis
tinct surprise to the circuit
,'nnrl
U-;tl;...n l..l.n T)n..f.- 1 n
bazaar at 10 a.m.
newsroom personnel include Dean
Krenz. news editor, from Kalis
pell, Mont., who recently joined
the staff; Wayne Scott, sports edi-
Wynne has been acting as man-
'aging editor of the newspaper
inh' natiirhtnrc Rpihpl Nn fi since July. In his capacity, he
will meet at the Masonic Temple supervises the entire news gath-jtor: Ruth King, food and church
for a 6 30 pm potluck tonight enng aim pnoiograpmc sian oii, raramnio, wiciy nu
to honor Donna Nelson, grandee Herald a,nd News. lor; staff reporters Norm Car-
euai-dian. There will be initiation1 Included are nine full-time staff 'doza and Guy rainier and Mrs.
and election of officers. All girls members and 27 correspondents Barbara Schiffman, receptionist
are urged to attend. If unable toi'" " '"o-mue area coverea oy
he present for the dinner come tne newspaper circulation.
for the meeting at 7:30 p.m. I Wynne joined the Southern Ore-
gon I'uonsning company in sep-
The staff includes two photog
raphers. Wesley Guderian and
Donald Kettler.
At the same lime. Swectland
The tax collector's office
Is Interest will be added to the de
linquent taxes.
day and could not be reached for
comment. Crabtrce and McMillin
arc attending a District Attorneys'
Conference in Portland Thursday
and Friday.
. I u.. ,a 1 -r :i ilmmipnt l:ivic -
' ... I Th. w,.,.ot ci,,ni i i '"dgc David R. Vandcnbcig
biicriu J. M, Hrmon reporieui Vr.' X, , " Isaid a hearinc on the motion f-'i,i, cu c h civ,h
ilia Oregon Power Company, wilh
Wednesday.
im.- ani-ini nu .oo.iMo.an ui,a nil 0 $:jt(7,4 J7.55. other large
(axes was certified for collection, contributors to county taxes are:
Of that amount, $3,320,326.37 had Southern Pacific Railway, $339.-
nccn counted oy wenncsaay aiier- 315.22; Weyerhaeuser TimheW
noon, snerm urition sain mere Company, $289,772.51; Pacific Tel
are 10 boxes of mail yet to be Cphonc Company. $124,997.49;
tabulated. He emphasized that nil Great Northern Railway, $90,790.
lax payments postmarked before -)8, an(j Oregon Water Corixira
Ibe Nov. 15 deadline will receive jun $39,411.81.
a (luce per cent discount. I Britlon's chief deputy tax col
When the mail is completely lector is Mrs. Esther Newell. Aft-
tabulated, it is expected that ap- er the money is collected, it is I
vp:n-i HipH in Mitkirlp tlnvnitt
Nov. .10 fnllnwinl llnart aM:.ck!hone nUmbr is TU 4-fi341
He was stricken Wednesday aft
ernoon at the family home.
Mr. Roufs was co-owner with a
'inephcw Ed Roufs of the Park!"'1'
mg.
would he held Monday. He said Slrccl He was a memner of Vet-
he would have "no choice but lO,p,..,n, f Fnr,iDn Wars and had Kulalnna Clianlpr. Duuehters of
served during World War II as the American Revolution, will
Chief in the Seabees. seeing serv- meet at the home of Mrs. Harry
ice in the South Pacific. kloeller Monday, Dec. 5, at 8 p.m.
(.,,,! ,, ,.,; '.. ipiol'ember. 1948. as sports director announced the appointment of
Christian Clearing Hureau le e- L ,. hi, f., v.,i,; r-,.,i. ... r
, 7 for radio station KFLW. He be- -rack Morgan. Ncphi, Ltah, as of-
came city editor of the Herald 'ice manager of the Herald and
and News in April 1957. News.
Married and the father of twoj Morgan has majored in account
ing at BWgham Young University
Retired Klamath County Teach
ers will meet at 1:30 p.m., Satur-
Dec. 3, m Ihe YMCA build
Members take tovs.
KLAMATH
grant the motion."
Hearing Held
In Fight Case
FUNERALS
GRAYBAEL
Funeral services for Stella F. Gray
hl. Rl. uhn rtiwt in lh r.tv M,u
Recitation of the Holy Rosary Christmas gifts for youngsters 12 w.n be neid m the Merriii Presbvierian
to 18 and new or good used, ... . : " ',;
Cemtery. O'Hair's Memorial Chapel Is
in charge ol the arrangements.
in l'rovo, Utah.
He will bring his wife, Donna
Mae. and daughter Suzanne.,. 1,
to Klamath Falls as soon as liv
ing accommodations are secured.
Stinson Wayne Pusser, 23, 1938
Fremont Street, received a pre
liminary hearing Thursday morn
ing in municipal court on a charge
articles will be accepted. Mrs.
Addie May Nixon, city librar
ian, will speak. Her topic: "A
19.50: few 270 lb 18 50: mixed Inrnvimalelv tow nun 11 n , lt,.,nprl . r t..... I01 0'soini.riy conuuiu
grade sows 300-500 lb 13.00-15.00. cent, will remain to be collected JEva Cook.
Sheep salable 100; few choice'
100-111 lb woolcd slaughter lambs FlVA InrtlOC Of Rflin Hlfc
steady at 16.50-17.00; cull to good
slaughter ewes 3.00-5.25; good and
28 U choice feeder lambs 14.00-15.25,
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STOCKTON (UPI- FSMNSI -Livestock:
Cattle salable 50. Market not
established.
Calves salable none.
Hogs salable 50. Market not
established.
Sheep salable 25 plus 100 head
slaughter lambs held over from
Tuesday. Choice slaughter lambs,
no 1 pelts 91 lbs 17.25, good feed
er lambs 80 lbs 15.50.
County
County
GRAINS
Northern California Area
DUNS.MUIR A deluge contin-,Lt. Robert L Rimolcli, made an
ued to fall in Southern Siskiyou lemcrgcncy landing or until its 10-
will be in St. Pius X Church at
8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2. Funeral
services in the church will be at
10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 3. with
W ard's Klamath Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors include the widow.
Pecoy, of this citv: sons. Mark. Klamath Falls Lorice No. 1247
He was accused in connection this city, and Ben of San Josc:iBPOE will hold its annual me-
wilh a fight which occurred Mon- a daughter. Mrs. Dixie Lee Daily, mortal service in the Elks Tern-
nay evening in irom 01 me nome Arlington: brothers. Henry. Mill- pie, Sunday. Dec. 4 at 2 p.m.
Warrant Issued
For G. Goodman
The district court Wednesday is
sued a warrant for the arrest
Revolution."
SPARRETORN
Christmas During the American Memorial services lor Ada Parsons 0 Glen Hillary Goodman, about '
held in O'Hair-s Memorial chapel Fri- 30. wanted in Klamath County on
day, Dec. j. a 2:30 p.m. a had check charge.
Goodman is accused of passing
a worthless check for $30 to An-
malone !lun -"lly 01 .Hiiun un acpi. i. lie
claude o. malone. 71. native oi i is charged with obtaining money
OBITUARIES
and Northern Shasta lor blades arc Paired.
of Eugene Olp. 421 Lytlon Street, nenpelis, Woodrow, Red Bluff, and .The public is invited to attend. Z"Zo yi'"TUl noTX. sur'b' false pretenses
witnesses sain r-usser ana isciini Herman, this city; sisters, Mrs.
Harris, 2107 Modoc Street, g o t Gertrude Pierce, this city, Mrs.
into an argument over some carHa Long. Los Angeles, Mrs. Cla
payments. ra Hcdrick, Oiai. Mrs. Elizaiielh
A 20-ycar-old Klamath Falls i Allen, Valley Falls, Kans., and
man was picked up early Thurs-'Mrs. Rose Phaycr, Minneaiwlis;
as a storm's epicenter
Itimoldi said he was able to.day morning by James R. Mc-lalso three grandchildren.
swept over the
morning.
A i,l -r cp, : f "
had tallcn on Uistolla, six miles
south of here, in the 24 hours
ending about 8 a.m., the U.S.
Weill her 'turcau Station at Mount
fly only 10 miles in an hour when Fai land Jr., of Ihe Merchants'
ivivors include me widow, Loia. mis city; i Law enforcement officers in
A Meeting of Ihe board of Usniand; aau'ohters. Mrs. Bonnie wiiihite.iOregon. Calilurnia and Nevada
Oregon Pilots Association will be'""1"; ,,b" Mr, ,E,?"h 2 "'.11' bave been notilicd as Goodman's
, Pico, Calif.; brothers, Willis. Portland.
bold Monday noon, Dec. 5. at the cnanie. Los Angeles, Tommy, Douoia's.'wneieabouts is not known. He is
Satellite Restaurant, Kingsley , s'." said to be about six feet tall.
Field. Plans will be made forlove grandchildren. Funeral services Mon-weighing approximately 180
installation of officers on Dec. 19. FunerHome".' 1 K'am"h I pounds and has greying hair.
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' ' he reached the Weed area on a Patrol and charged with carrying
flight from Portland to North Da- a concealed wcajxin.
Itoy J. Shultz. 1125 East Street
uiuy Ihe plywood plant at In- was onservca walking east on
terniilional Paper Company went 'south Sixth Street near Summers
into full operation Thursday. The! Lane at 3 a.m. He was taken to
sh;.l rpnm-lerl Mi nf II fplli'. . ami oox iaciory are nil siaic ponce oiiice ior ques
. ' ... , , shut down and the sawmill was tioniug
since 4 p.m. Wednesday.
exicctcd to close at noon, said coat.
m v.ccn, rc.siiiciiis oi uie resi-iKtie Ranei- aukt.mi in ii.p ..,..
denlial area around Walnut and lCra mana)!er. Weed Branch. IPC.
When he took off his
lo rounds of .22 calilicr am
2.041 2.02' 2.03 2.031.
2.06U 2 M 2.05 2 05
2.03 2.01'a 2.01a4 2 02',4
1.86'i 1.83 1.85'4 1.88a
1.89 1.88 1.88 1.88's
1 034 1.02'i 1.03'b 1.03'4
1.09'. 1.08 1.08H 1.08'i
l. l.ll'S 1.12 1.12'i
1.15', 1.14', 1I4'4 1.15',
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CHICAGO (AP) rrcv. .College avenues were diking fu-
High Low Close close jiiously to keep water from Iheir
homes. The trouble was caused
by runoff from the new county
road and a graded area where
housing will be constructed near
College of the Siskiyous.
Homes of William Atiman and
jMclvin Dawson were especially
in danger of flooding.
Motorists traveling Highway 9!)
were slopping near Black Butte
Summit to put on chains. Heavy
snow was lulling there, the Cali
fornia Highway Tatrol reported.
Palrolmcp said, however, that
the snow is wet and not extreme
ly troublesome.
Snow level dropped from 5.000
to about 3.5H0 feet during the
1.084 1 05 1.06 1.05', nigbt-Heavy rains caused streams
1.12J4 I.H'4 1.12 l.ll'a ,p rise rapidly. The Sacramento
40 5. May 1.16-V1.15', 1.I5"4 1.144 "lu"r 81 Dunstmur rose live loci
44i'Jly '-la MS3 1.154 1.14'i Mrar c """'0:,n roundhouse, mil
Wheat
Dec
Mar
May
Jiy
Sep
Corn
Dec
Mar
May
Jly
Sep
Oats
!Dcc
Mar
May
Jly
Sep
Rye
Dec
Mar
munition were disclosed. A pistol
was found in a coat pocket.
Moisture on a sw itch panel at Shultz said he worked late , and
the old powerhouse is causing the was walking lo a grocery store
shutdown, said Bauer. on South Sixth Street.
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STANLEY
28 ' Soybeans
32 tJan
35 iiMar
8 'ijMny
2 16't 2.15
I was reiHirted- well beneath
2 fi'4 2 li'i 'flood level.
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2.234 2.224 2.224 2.23
2.25', 2.24', 2.24'j 2.25',
See Try these Stanley
Heavy-Duty work-sav
ing power tools. Bui
for the professional
priced for everyone
Cot a Problem?
Bring it in we'll
answer it!
The weather bureau reiwled n'
total of 3.85 inches of rain had;
Jly 2.25', 2.24', 2.24', 2.25', Ifallen at Mount Shasta and Duns
Scp 2. 15'4 2.14, 2.14', 2.15', muir. 3.69 at McCloud and 3 35 1
at Weed.
qkv A Volmers. about 25 miles south
rOTATU of Dunsmuir in the Sacramento'
River Canvon. received 5 09 inch-
STIDENTS TO RALLY
CHICAGO IAP Potatoes ar- Cs. rctaininc its traditional leader-
2i ar rivals 2; on track 151; total U.S. (ship as the rainiest spot in the
49 a, shipments 4iia; market steady; (stale.
iJcar lot track sales: Idaho Russets I Weathermen said the storms
B9 15.00-5. 10; Minnesota North Dakota ' i.m,lrl .... Aurina ., ncx,
tJ d; riiA n j r i.. 1 "
2.60-2.75.
24 hours.
I Midi winds in Southern Siskiyou
. . Iriiiiniv lli.it itiri-ivlrH Ilip slurni
MIDDLETOWN. Conn, f APAl... . " ASCIaCO l PI-... .. , . . .. ... ,
group of Wesleyan University slu-l;r.JuM .W,1: , c . , area was so fierce it damaged
acms .ana residents ol Middletown, " ,,v ...inland forced down an
Will Deem A Week, nnn nftt,- pl.,l " nuiiiiiiitiu j.,j-,i.,n,.
3j I h I
Clr WE HAVE THE AN-
SVjSrr Ak," WOOOWOHItlNG
PHOBIEMS.
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Air f orce
hnlii-imlfr unrl kmu-l.-t mil n Mlllltl
demonstration Friday night to , .v.t.,7IT inouer line serving International
UlS l.VILLLS II 1 ri u,l...i 1 :' .
rally support for general disar
mament.
POTATO SHIPMENTS
KLAJJATB BASIX
Seasons
59-60 60-61
Dally Truck, Ore. 11 10
Dally Rail, Ore. 4 1
Dally Truck, Calif. II I
Daily Rail, Calif. 21 t
Daily Total
Ore. Sc Calif. 54 32
Monthly Total 1073 810
Season Total 2354 2006
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Potatoes:
Russets Klamath U.S. 1A 3.71
3 85.
PH?r Company facilities.
The 'copter is expected to re
main for two weeks near College
iof the Siskiyous where the pilot.
I SIGN TRADK PACT
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The U.S. population numbers lFti mama today signed a trade and
million persons. But an official ofipavments agreement aimed ol
Alfred Politz Research Co. toldlliltiug their almost non-existent
Ihe National Association of l'ed- commerce to $6 million in the
ding Manufacturers here Tuesday first year. Japan already lias
that a survey by Ills firm showed trade agreements with the Soviet
181 million mallrcsscs in the na- Union, Poland and C'zcchoslo-
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