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Newspaper Page Texto 4 e I HERALL? AND NEWS, PAGE 4-A MARKETS and FINANCE Stocks NEW YORK STOCKS :;Py THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A3 lndust 4J4 Alco Prod Allied Ch f Allis Chal . Alcoa Alum Ltd .. AmeradfQ Art Airline Arn Can Ain Cyan Art- MiQy O Acs. Motors AW Smelt Am; Tel & Tel Ahi: Tob AmlVisrase AnacAwa A'rinco SU Alctison Aviso Bcftiix Or? Steel BQrden Tftunswick OutouPO C4 P ( C t9 cej- p CbJbV CJw w Cm HB MM CQ Ca m CrMt m ZMClNQl 18 V 62 V 23 U 76 30 75 2H4 43 41 43 17 8 119 60 54 22 14 5V4 0 I 17 o a W oo aw MS O MtMaS mm e Hp a OP MM ft m W AJfa Pb M . cq ?. a BWi ) MA Jtlhi RcMDStl , Reyn Ugt Rey Tfflj RicOeldOil St Reg ap 17 r 41 . 9Vi I 45Mi 42 38 Schenley 31 70 40 39 ears Roeb jhell 1 ' Sinclair Socony Sou Pac Sperry Rd SldOil Cal StdOU NJ Stud Pack Sunray Sun'sh Mn Swift It Co Texaco Thlskol ThdmpRW TidewatOil TimkRBear Tratisamer Twrt Cent Un Carbide UnOil Cal Un-Pac Unii AirLin Unit Aire L'nlUa Cp US Plywood US Smelt US Steel Varlan As Vendo Co Walgreen Warn B. Pic WadiWat Pow Wn.feancorp West Auto S Wcst'UnTcl WestABk Wcstg El Wheel SU Wjolworth 43, 26 27 52 44 10 27 11 42 . 54 44 61 20 57 40 33 138 54 34 43 49 8 48 35 84 45 48 59 90 49 A 42 60 45 27 45 50 74 Klamath Falls, Oregon Friday, September I, 1961 O Wall Street NEW YORK (API-Industrials were off sharply as the stock mar ket continued its decline in mod erate trading late this afternoon. Volume for the day was esti mated at 3.6 million shares com pared with 3.9 million Thursday. DQn tQund 3 points Were such issues as lexas jnsirunivnu,, nith and Xerox. Litton Industries held a recovery of more than 3 points. IBM dropjssd about 5 of recent gains. vJ General Dynamics touched a low for the year as it HI more than a point. Off a poii(T)ir so were Repub'ic Steel, Umturcrat, Union Car bide and United Air Lines. General Motors and Chrysler were off fractionally. American Motors was alJ unchanged. Prices on the American Stock Exchange declined in moderate Corporate and U.S.j&ovclQlicnt rt?V . were mixed. CP "ffCT po ifi8f 1HKB3 DotV Jonas 2 p.m. stock aver- ejB 30 iejlustrials 7.IO '0 .Qa0 railroAls WJB, off 0.61 l iauitiM lftl.l, SPA 39, gO A BBS904 1-57. MBPUMB . (UVMl)- Ctflfci Ua an sleNa SO; , ifi steajla to com stD? to r sM(l.hM tkM iMMdiw im hat v.r tea mSwm MM ; sIMhM sMr. MAC , ktad Mly t lasts . M) fe ft.St; JsM MJ M Mi M) sHB frlal Wa MH'iW C TLAttW.M, nilM HIM) 1 15. 0 frK l. M hr- A 00; cows: smMl ateViog bf 9tiW VM' 2 a i'i b M i sK ma . mJ MM. mm .in a.M "ZZmm M ll Mif w mnm mi tm s2lM-w, ttM) mi i7.a.n i wws 17.M.9. ( aw iM sl M MVrMlkN.kMj Mr M; M-cMMce vi iriny inw 17 cms 17.IM).; 0k M iWM IpaMtita V. S. M. 1 1, mm n imi mm mmmt 1. t As , MM: M No. 1, 3, -Jm-m i7. tM SM fek w M. Mi M h.w.M(, cws wvawt; MWlr M 9M, lltftM cM Mnr iw) I, AMIavsWl V MMly IM4M ItK V4M II S Mi W Im! M od Mlwl M all tliJM sH og tr Mitf: oSftr csV-e-Mift ttioflfS, slp-n cull -good slQighter ewcs'2iDil.50; 1 lot 3.75: choice- fancy sprite feeder liObs lO 13.(9 medium-pood 8.VU.00. SAN FRANCQSCO (UPI MNS No Oregon potatocFr LOS ANGELES (O'-MNS)- No Oregon potatoes. CutsEme BLY Carl Pool, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pool, suffered severe cuts on his left arm and hand Wednesday while working at Jim Mortln'sMnion Gas Sta tion. Apparently he had climbed to a shelf in the station to get something and fell Uwsigh a plate glass window cutting-tendons in his arm and hand. He was given first aid treatment and later admitted to Klamath Valley Hospital where his condi tion is listed as satisfactory. ADMIRAL DIES PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Adm DeWitt Clint03 Ramsey (ret.), 72. former commander-in-chief in the Pacific and onetime vice chief of naval operations, died Thursday Ramsey retired in 1949 after 37 '.il ms mmm: smm iwf ; years In the Navy. i .. a- K ft VW . Mi ROBERTS. DAVIS RoLaftop Stoffage Q TULELAKE 4i( hough thr la bor prospect for iie potato har vest indicates there will be no shoO-e year, Clifford J kins, Tulol;.' association mana eer. recolWmdlds that local Brw- iO urghb4s afll frieOs if po.6i in the h0vVit to taKe m umrnOMsnt slac in the on oili9 lxv S(rces. JMis, in a j:u0On on the LctfkinS larvest mson, saidthat mrm m mrnmm? oi pwkucs wiu T . rLj ...III to hwcsM) nftchanlTally cut tit on ownands lor Help. nwitfr of crojKS A bujMs ! itm 4Mt up oi local peo m Im last few years. s'4 W l"5 at the pftr cA 4 Nc0Nl is full, used M it-anLs who caO in ( tl rn hrvest. AnM9its hjtwing tacUitsM tw "f iy CM Lflfcft" (t forn Aslia Bend 0 BrooCi Burns Eugene Lakeview Medford NewpoiA North BWd Pendleton Portland Rcrtlluff Redmond Roscburg Salem "OR 70 38 31 56 M 45 44 42 43 43 45 43 64 w 73 0 73 K9 32 72 45 74 10 67 50 The Dalles Western Oregon Fair through Saturday. Patches of fog late. night and early Saturday. A lSfie warmer Saturday. Low tonight 38 48. High Saturday 74-84 except about 65 along the const. Coastal winds north to northwest 10-20 miles an hour increasing to about 30 along the south coat Saturday afternoon. Eastern Qircon Fair through Saturday. Wile change in tem perature. Low tonight 34-46 except about 28 In some high valleys. High Saturday 68-78. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No lanittr b annoyed or (M itl-at nh Dermii or Ioom. wobbly fal trih p ASTKKTH, n Improvxl alka llnf.(nonBcldl powdr.tptink!don your plfttfa hold the m nrmer to they teel more comfortable. Avoid ember rmesment rauied by lonne pletee Oel PATKIfTH ti euy dru oounter. m cy 5? SlUltMO c) ... 4MM, M ., B wflajp. cM' IcwM). ctB mi w - Cwwtw. M .. MM. (Mk ..- .- ww,cl0- 7 .. hwA 7r rHi ....t i .. MM. ofewV 4 .. MMw. w .. Mm, w . Mat wJM ! mm ey. c4Mr 71 .. L,MM .. VMjte. tN 7t .. mttmlm?. t 9 m 11 i In, M ... M.-. Pt. NO . V P M WMI. iM . fe M . fM) .... m (M CM) - MlM cM JMi, cM ..... pumm'4I. cm m .. PMiMj, amu . m m) PrUMi M.. a . 1 cii, .... a MMw. ckM .... tl m. Urn. cw g ltUjM)Cilf, i4m .. w r3M. CM .... 77 m Sin fiM'M. ( .-) SMItle, cfr 1 7 Tmm, .cfctr lniKrl.acl0' . . . ft 3 Chairman Davis Guest At Republican Picnic, Republican State Chairman Robert G. Davis of Grants Pass, to be a guest at the annual Klam ath County GO picnic, wJI be miroaucea Dy Ben Aaair, niamaui County Republican Central Com mittee chairman. The potluck picnic Sunday, Sept 10, in Veterans Memorial Park will climax Heritage Weekend, re- vived this year by co-chairmen Evh-kook. county treasurer, and Fred W. Heard in appreciation of the sacred heritage of freedom Qn the United States. The picnic dinner will be served at 1:30 pJ before an interesting program Those attending are asked to lake a potluck dish and own table service. FO will be com incd. Leola Q:ilbronner, Klam ath Falls city treasurer, is in ch;J; of picnic arr.Qjements Speaker of the afternoon will be State Represc&latiVfe,!ohn R. Del- lenback (R-Mtdforcf!. Also ex pected is Republican National figmmittecwoman, Mi. C o 1 1 i s DBS wiiiy WASHINGTON TUPI) Sen John L. McClellan, D-Ark. pusheoWiis gambling inquiry to day in rgpes of nailing the cam pus corrupters crooked gap biers wlaobrilft cottge athletes to "fiC contests. McCWIla also hoad his Sen e M) invcaigting scom itlW cdlitf fii out v,y yauths mnriMi mm witswitiM s. m tm iu of M, it 4N learMl Mk m taM s wn mm m m coife wswi star aMwkw Mm km MBtlcn ix ef MO i nvfc mm. n fi of irt is II 1 fMa M Ml fsnirite clc tw kt mlf t Hair MJcUti b Mj MjM IMJI WiMj. w. fiM wMVt aM w-MTiwMM. lw M itaM h sm W i MwSirs Miii tt iM-off MnMl riuM iwit wcia iMMat Vwath Palls City PNM 'iurs- Gay ianii. 131 (ai'Siriai. iMxa im ti ts.M4 wi atiie acre stolan frojn to car VMn 3 t m. aj a.ta. ltn it was pawl Sr his ItM. rs. Gayla Clljrt, 13W Oik Street, to polios a aanfc. shad ! a rod bullgvilh a naalely $5(lQin it was stolen from ha home Thursday afternoon. Acme Cement Co. Friowv rcDort. f,H A clv.Vnlt haltAl'V clnlan 11 1V. tnn-Ks Muirsnay niyii. f , i mi i ... . fit l Ms c.l, rs to ttiff Mtf . Thy em mm mmm mmmm "Mi s(w" imMms ' mif Mr M t vMA-i. MJ c MJ1 Ml WW IW. iM H tin AtWWic MfcMi kC.Ma (M II ipl Lia" Mts Ms, cmmM tMM UM IM Mp Mr 3 R? JJnA SUMMER VACATION ti tht ideol time to have your child's eyes examined. Dr. Notes Optometrists have served the families of the Northwest for over 56 years. No appointment necesiory. Moore and many other GOP dignitaries. The picnic and a reception urday night in the Community Lounge will honor Circuit Judge and Mrs. David R. Vandenberg Sr., aad County Clerk Charles F. Dctlap Sr. and Mrs. DeLap. The public is invited to both events. For the picnic program, ReB. Dellenback vrtQpeak on 'The Heritage of the Fifties and the Challenge of the Sixties." Davis will talk on "The Climb of the NQoritrt' r tnaries o. wooonouse, oi uie Klamath Union High School facul ty will introduce the master ofi monies. Fred W. Heard, oast state chaiUian of the Oregon Re ifuiblican College Hague. I Dale Crabtrce, Klamath County district attorney, will give the in vocation. EiOard and Ann Tau cher, students at O'Neill School, will lead the flag salute. Opecial presenlWons by Klamath County ReprescAitives Ceorg ruicraic ana larroi nowe wui De given to Judge Vandenberg aod f 1. T1..T w hacred Heart Academy s Madri gals, under the direction of Sis-I tcr M. FaustirW will sing. Miss Marie Obgjchain will provide in cidental music. A plaeue of "mir" and "no djmage'ires brought city, coun ty, suburban fid Oregon Tech fireMJt on the run Thursday. Coaty liin-n, flksisted by, CI, Minuiarw cis fir tim U iwithtrn ftific rtt- f-wsy nMr ut a 5: p.. IMSrten firnn (extinguished Mtiisr rs klMf t mt Alta Mnt Ii t 2.-9 p.m. City Mitt few a lil-out tbtil w in ( rawt fl( J. J. IMUn' Hint 1, in WW) 10 a .SKiae bMM" cll t Tfev also wra ralM to a trash fir at Wllsifc BDspital M 3: to 4 )t ol st at wll k tvw MM to a paiwir SKtu tii4) lci J mi at ton M Iln4k P-m. i A.m a th rca 1 Crt a4 M in cw riw n ana Cour civt mn county mm W Mvc W lisa a M r:v Vy m"I ' om tmrt I mm ft m yrs or rmr m'ty o lh UK 1 July. Al. m wan m w ntw w- w, "r am wa r ajtrati a a a a ty s (Mt to vwai ittuM CMS MM WWB a. I 753 7V1 !53 1-4-5.1 c. awM) T.J tra mw aa tkiaaT 1, c. t. - caatCM n - J iiaM wj Maaa4w Cqpa7 Ctmrn. a, m - AufMi 4, atiiit lift 3.CWQ PUXV OAV l ' " BflllVfyfeoJ For ChirenM,-- 7 At- Convenient Credit We COLUMBIAN 730 Main Drs. Omar J. Notes .ir-MlMi -I . !!! I II i H 1 ill II II r'l .j'jitii r -1 - 1 r to I J k s a ll Jrl RQB CROSS RBC06VITI08 Cross are three new Klamath Basin chapter officers for new year. From wft,JamM D. MontOirh, president; William J. Owsley, treasurer; and Mrs. C, R. CaninO, icre tary. Mrs. Gtorge L. Myers holds trophy for "Volunteer of the Yer." Mrs. George L. (May) Myers was namci Red Cross Volunteg of th(0i'ear by the Klamath Basin Chapter at its annual luncheon Mting Thursaay. , Tfti-jtear servii pins were pre- InM I Mrs. Dick Hr and rs. Stetn alfccr by Al Ny- 1. ouMoiae chairman.who pre- SiJ.-d at tl Pelican Caie meeting attndi by 75. 0 1's. liytrs has directed train it of Kern uaris and swatAiing taaL'lMrs in tw) Kal Cross pro- 0ri tor im past iu years throu1ait the count. Nine years aco sa actad as jlnter cnair- an of .a cwmaittae to promote jaiWic eauctlam on tha need of 4 sjMhiag pqpl. The Klamath Mu icipal Siir Pl was built rcauit ot a corrMuniiy vote. Mrs. Rastiar h: served as a m ajr ommm ca cauTY o u. kr Hxiy i trw 11 w or Cmn ftwjM. Ill' in man Court ant toyrw-t wM Mil it Ma m ia. auao ca c NM 47 Mouaw IS 15 O 111 3-m 477 . 47743 1 si: '" o nM).C w cwnty 111 OH Bl n 11- . . c this ? Juir. iaj . Ai Call. Mf Ura a . til nmP I I Bt" SlWs I i ii an n ft" T V'VfWxL' W" I virossi VITTUn I lfi?fS)O Y09 TO SEKDOTED WHOLPCHILD TO SCHOOL n Ysit Ten. 8rf .. ""Oe.. tl.. . ). Givt Greon Stamps OPTICAL CO. TU 4-7121 and Robert Peters Holding flags representing the gfcbal scope of Od member of the board for the past three years and pioneered the chapter's chairman of volunteers position. She has served as a staff aid., a social welfare aide and a Otay ljdy. Vs. Walter has wonged with ta Red Cross Bftjidmobile, as a nurses aide and for the past two years as staff aide chairman. She mora recently was Tiamed adult Lhairman of the newly organized tewi-age "Voluajeens." .fames D. Monteita. a.ho served as vice chairmaa last year, was Southern Oregon regional meet ings )f chaDter memhers nt thp itasociarod General Contractors! are ting htld Sept. 8 and in eWord and lamath Falls. A. He Bill) Harding, Portland, attended a maeting of Mcdford area auu contractors at noon Friday. a On Friday evening, Harding will reprediht the AGC at a State Industrial Ac)i(fent Commission a ard ceremony in Klamath Sails. Asphalt Paving Co., fclam aft Falls, will receive a safety award. Ray Byrnes will repre sent the company. An AGC business mpntin. biikfast is scheduled for Klam ath Falls area contractors Satur day, Sent. 9. cut LNniiiinJulJll lllJ 111 ! fBZ&r-m I riw D.vi e&9 U is eHi-PotencyU - MYADEC Vitamins 5JQ 100 Capsules 67 Get 30 Capsules FREE! FREEI Beauty Routine rec ord from DuBarry with each $5 purchase of Du Barry Cosmetics. They deal vsth oily or dry skin probleThs, and normal skin care. $1 value! Venus Fountain Pens now 49c BROOIEKICK'S Open Sundovs 10 e.m. r 8 p.m. Ph. 2-4683 voted chairman for the comingl yejr. Serving with him will be Dr. GojrgeNicho!son, vice chair man; Mrs. C. R. Canine, secre tary; and Williar J. Owsley, treasurer. p Elected to three-year terms the board or direoJO with the of ficers were Owsley, Mrs. Everett Miner, Charts Pedersen, Mrs. E Cook, Jack Douglas, Rolf)i't gyle George Callison. BroiaV Dicker- man, Dr. Nicholson and Dr. CiifVrd Robinson. Chairmen of the various Red CAss groups also made awards to volunteers in the -Gray Ladies, nursing service, staff aides, social welfare aides, canteen service 1" bloodmobile workers. 6 SAWIM Clwtla v cr . iC mv WW . , r 1111 wi.:. L T mlmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmml. Yi-BaylBlyrup Reg. $3 Chock's Yimins 30 Free with lOt Vigran Caps 7" Reg. $2 Hand and Body Lotion Desert Flower o By Hallmark! New Stationery Grey, blue, pink and whit, Envelopes - 55c PHARMACY Where Drugs aren't just a sideline Medicare Paymenf Date Set SALEM (API The first appli- O cations for medical care for the aged still be accepted new-yionth, and Q first payments ill be made Nov. 1 . Andrew Juras, state welfare adOnistrator, said today. The aid will be given to needy persons whoQ; not on the wel fare rolls. However, the Welfare Commis sion hasQ yoVdecided whether it will insure ?wou acomp Q prcQing medicalMnsMince, or make direct grants. The commission might decide the question at Sept. 29 meet- ing. But Juras said a special meeting might be held before that. He said he couldn't cessment on a legislative fiscal comfhiltee statement that the Welfare Com- O mission might have to ask for emergency funds. He said the commission now is restudying its entire biennial budget. Q Juras aiS said that no city has yet showed an interest in obtain ing men on welf Q- ifjwork on work relief projects. But, he add- q ed, some cities might gQ inter- q ested this Ater. The legislature extended the work relief program to cities. Be fore that, most of the mintics used the program. He said the commission had little trouble in August in keeping general assistance food standards at 85 per cent of the federal stand ard. The commission gave $15,000 to MultnoAh County during the nQith to maintain Rese stand ards. O w O Coos County got $Oo for this pifliose, and Josephjpe and Klam ath counties $1 each. OTO MACHIRf CZ3 ynriuri, A4aM- Aa rwinaa claV. rtp-irai, WarkM-!- joot encf smb Fkn TO t-44M W caU fr 41 deMvftr TW... toot (afiaaa aa aaaal lila ilMl iM4 aaiaWalia rojack is Uaa'arffaf! 9 VftttZ2li - $um MflTFNwt aOftceoittM 16-os. 2 1 NOW 1 00 pound paper Open Week Days 9 a.fn. 9 p.m. 2A12 So. 6th CO V