Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1941)
April .A. 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN ManJzetl and tyincMcial BALKAN DIES STOCK MARKET DIN NEW YORK, April 11 W) Leading stocks thlfted to low er Udgu In today'! market ai llttla mora apprehension ovar tha battla In the Balkana appar enlly discouraged buyen. Stool led tha back-slide and number of new 1041 Iowa were touched on Uia move. While lo, foi the moil part were In -X actions, a point or ao wai lupped olf icaltered luuei. Num erous pivotal were unchanged. Drallngi picked up at lntervali and transfers for tha two hours werfe around 300.000 aharei Today quotations: Air Reduction 381 Alaska Juneau . AI Cliim & Dye American Can . AlllsCha'mere Am Car & Kdy Am Had Sta San Am Itoll Mllla ... Am Smelt & Kff . Am Trl & Tel ... Am Water Worki Anacondn .. Armour III . Alchlaou Aviation Corp Bald Loco Hondlx Avla . Bc-th Steel Hi ing Alrp en Ilurga-Warner Callahan Z L .... 41 .... 150 27 AT 941 " 01 131 sal ISM Calumet llec Canada Dry .. .. Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor C'ulancw Che it Ohio , Chrysler .. Col Caa & El Com'l Solvent .... Comm'nw'lth Cuiuol Aircraft Consul Edison .. Consul Oil Com I Can ..... Corn Producti Crown Zellcrbach Curtla Wright .. iug Aircraft ..... Dupunt De N .... lutstman Kodak E) Pow it Lt .. . G"al Electric C.jVel Food ... General Motor Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Ry pfd Greyhound Illinoia Central . lnsp Copper Int Harvester lilt Pap tt P pfd lot Tel & Tel . Johns Manvlllo Kennecolt .- Llb;0 Ford Lockheed Loew's Loijg Bell "A" 221 4 241 31 131 33 k 721 13S IB 161 1 51 lit 3i 40s 20 381 SO tk Si Carload Potato Shipments Sou -...716 .... 24 1 201 361 1 481 111 mz 67 wnl -132 i 301 3S( . 401 ZZZZI 171 241 101 6t 01 43 321 291 2t nn,n' Season of 1840-41 Season of 1838-40 Apr. to Season Apr. to Season Apr. Dallr Data to Data Dally Data to Date l 33 33 8322 3T 27 8488 3 16 Bl 8338 ' 37 64 6825 5 40 'l00 6387 38 B9 6860 4 85 139 8422 27 . 126 6587 6 47 182 8469 33 159 8620 3 185 8412 33 194 6655 7 47 212 8519 3 197 6638 8 34 268 8353 21 218 8679 9 45 311 8598 29 247 6708 10 34 345 8632 27 274 6733 11 23 290 6760 iT" 19 318 6779 liT" 17 333 6796 14 - g 340 6801 15 17 337 " 6818 10 3 380 6821 17 - 3g8 gg29 18 l 382 6843 IB 18 388 6830 20 8 407 6888 21 3 410 6871 22 12 422 6883 23 13 435 6896 24 10 443 6806 25 12 437 6818 26 I 14 471" 6932 27 I 1 IB 490 6831 28" 4 484 6953 29 14 508 ' 6969 30 8 514 6973 ir II Shlpmanu by Truck 227 Grand Total 741 7202 Montgomery Ward . NahKelv Nat'l Biscuit Nat'l Dairy Prod . Nat'l Dlst National Lead N Y Central No Am Aviation . North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Steel Pac Gas & El Packard Motor Pan Amer Airways . Paramoup.1 Pic ........ Penney (J C) Penna R R Phelps Dodge Phillip Pet Proctor tt Gambia . Pub Svc N J Pullman ........ Radio Republic Steel . Richfield Oil ... Safeway Store Sears Roebuck Shall Union .... 341 4 17 121 201 131 12 131 14 6 7 71 28 1 21 101 Hi 79k 23 k 26k 37 54k 25 261 4 17k 84 351 691 12 Socony Vacuum . Sou Cal Edison . Southern Pacific Sparry Corp Standard Brands Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J Stone & Webster Studebaker .. Sunshlno Mining . Texas Corp Trans-America Union Carbide Union Pacific ... United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United Drug . United Fruit .. U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd U S Steel Vanadium Warner Pictures ..... Western Union -. . Westinghouse . .... Woolworth . 81 . 24k . 91 . 32 . 6 . 191 . 271 . 341 . 0 . St ; st . 36k . 41 . 621 , 76k 101 , 341 I 31 601 21k 87 52 241 3k 20 91 2Si Father Carves the Easter Ham It's Easy .Some of our modern fathers complain about carving at the table. Should it be done in the kitchen, one' of the finest family festive traditions suffer a setback. 4s. .orrcct bam carving is one of the easiest tricks to learn if the bead of the house will spend a few rnauies studying these photograph and instructions. And how neat carving job. performed at the table, will add to the smartness of your ham dinner this Easter! The ham should always rfc placed before the host with the shank bone at the carver's right. Place) the platter near the plates. Be sure the carving knife is sharp. Now follow directions below. - - 'v - - m - Ittrr a flat bale for Carving, cut off half Inch (or more) lengthwise tic from the thinner edge of the ham. (To avoid confusion and to aid rhr-arrer, this slice mar be cut off la (aUitchen. On the under side of the hats, note in the butt end the slant ing, four-inch long bone called the aiith bone nearer the thick edge of the ham. The lengthwise slice should he cut off the thinner edge opposite this slanting bone.) 2 Insect tha fork In the butt cad, grasp the shank bone, and rata the bam to rest securely on the cut side. Sometimes this will turn tha glased surface toward the host, for other hams the unglaxed surface will be toward the host. (If nam Is a left side one it will be turned one way; If right, the other.) Hold ham firmly with the fork. Cat oat a wedge shaped piece at tha base of the carve near the shank end. 3 Starting at the wedge, cot ilica te the bone, slanting the knife somewhat from the surface to the bone. Continue te cut slices until the aitch bona it reached. (These an tha famous boneahoe cuts, the choicest of all. No single cut of meat of any description enjoys a greater popular ity the world over thao this symbol of good luck. To en ov it to the utmost in its modern tender -as-chlck en form, do not slice the horseshoe too thin.) Ji " I .f? ! I . ; ; I '"' h A Keep fork in place to steady the t ham. Release slices from the bone -1 running the knifo along ih bona roiti the wedge shape cut to the aitch ITS (Here's where that good sharp faV will prove its value. If you have epc your knife well sharpened and If its edge has been preserved by fre- liuent use of the steel, you will have little or no trouble. Even tender ham reeds sharp cutting for neatness.) 5 Use the fork to steady the slices as the knife is slipped under to lift them onto the platter ready for serv ice. A 12-to-U pound ham should yield 14 or 15 good lised M-inch thick horseshoe cuts, and this num ber will be enough for most families on most occasions. But if more are needed, the butt and thin tide will provide many more substantial and attractive sarrlags. fSMM mU InHrtellHu nmm Ntrtbs Upm, Sirttt 4 Cl 6 Turn the ham to rest flat on the platter as in the original position. If mora servings are needed, cut slices from the butt end. Cut smells slices from the thin tide of the ham, carving at right angles to long bone. Release ham slice from the bone by cutting lengthwise on either side of tha bone. These slices are smaller than tha horseshoe cuts bat make good ssrviogs. NEWS OF THE THEATRES 7 lf f 4 A A i saaskea. iij Spencer Tracy. Mickey Rooney and Bobs Watson bring to the screen again those lovable characterisation of "Boys' Town." . . . this time In a sequel to thst picture. "Men of Boys' Town," pick ing up tha story whera the original picture left off, opens at the Pelican theatre Sunday. ' 4 M 1 1X4 . "1 .!l. twwraaaa 9 Hh . J Joan Blondell, Roland Young and Carole Landis are three of the atarrlng players In Hal Roach's "Topper Returns." now at the Esquire theatre, and they contribute a number oi merry twists te the plot oi the story. RECOVERY CLIMB CHICAGO, AprU 12 UP) Wheat prices row more than a cent a bushel In the short ses sion today, continuing the re covery trend which has been under way since mid-week and has restored more than half of the loss the market took after the opening of hostilities In the Balkans. Buying waa cased largely on reports of improved flour busi ness, with previous short sellers active In covering operations. There were trade reports that flour business over the holiday amounted to about 150,000 bar rels. Prospects of higher loan rates for the new crop also at tracted attention. Wheat closed life higher than Thursday, May 9111c, July 60i-kci corn t-lc up. May 671- 67 Sc, July 681c; oats l-lc high er.' S. r. LIVESTOCK. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 12 (AP-FSMN) Hogs: for five days: salable 18S0; for week: butchers 2 5-3 5c higher, packing sows 50c higher; week s bulk 185-225 lb. California 110.00 $10.10, load 200 lb. Oregon $10.25, extreme top, most heavy hogs $9.60; packing sows $7.50 $8.10; today salable 15. Cattle: for five dtysr salable 800; for week: better grades steers and she-stock steady, com mon steers 10-15c lower, bulls and low grade stock firm; week's actual top fed yearllnga $11.00- $11.50, five cars 8S0-9S0 lb. $10.75-11.00, seven loads med ium steers $9.25-50. few loads $10.00-25; package fed 750 lb. heifers $10.50; few range cows $8.23-75, weighty dairy cows $7.00-25, cutter to common $8 $6.75, cannera $4.50-5.50; bulls $7.75-8.25, few good 2450 lbs. $8.75; today salable none. Calves: for five days: salable 60; around 50c lower, good to choice $12.00-13.00, medium calves $1.00 lower $ 00-10.00. Sheep: for five days: salable 425; for week: spring lambs, weak, quoted $10.50-11 50 about 65 head medium and good 81 lb. spring lambs $10 75; wooled ewea $8 00-75, common at $4.00; today: salable none. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. AprU 12 (AP-USDA) HOGS: For week salable 333S; compared last Fri day market 75-80c higher; week's bulk 175-215 lb. weight $9.75-10, late sales-mostly "$9.75 225-270 lbs. $9-25, . early to $9.50; light light $9-25; pack ing sows $7.50-8.25, lightweights to $8.50 and over; feeder pigs $9.35-10. - CATTLE: For week salable 2575, calves 325; compared week ago, steers strong to 25c higher, other classes mostly 25c up, instances 50c higher; veal era steady; bulk fed steers Embroider Map Of State Flower com m HOvwoa ats, c PATTERN 6918 Our country the pride and boast of every American! Em broider this map for your home it's colorful with all the state flowers in natural colors. Frame or use as a hanging. Pattern 6918 contains a transfer pattern of a map 14 by 20 inches; color chart; materials needed; illustrsy tions of stitches. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Depart ment, Klamath Falls. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, AD DRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. $9.50-10.75, top $11, common down to $8; stockers and feed ers $9-10.15; fed heifers $9-10, common medium heifers $7 8.50, cutters down to $6 and under; tanner-cutter cow main ly $5-41.50, fat dairy cows to $7.75, good beet cows $8-8.75; medium good bulls $7.50-8.73, few to $8.90; good-choice Teas ers $12-13. SHEEP: For week salable 3150; compared week ago, spring lambs $1 lower, ewes fully 25c off, old crop lambs weak to slightly lower .with quality deteriorating; early top Sunday brings Judy Canova to the Pine Tree theatre screen In "Sis Hopkins." with Bob Crosby co-tarring. Miss Canova, or iginally popular as a radio star, made her screen debut in "Scat- terbrain." POTATOES CHICAGO, April 12 (AP USDA) Potatoes: arrivals 102; on track 564; total US shipment 653; old stock supplies heavy. demand light; best quality Idaho Russets firmer, other offerings all sections steady: Idaho Rus set Burbanks US No. 1. $1.30- $1.65;' Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumphs US No. 1. $1.50 $1.60; Minnesota and North Da kota cobblers .80 per cent or more US No. 1 quality 82 ic $1.00; Early Ohlos 60-90 per cent US No. 1 quality 85c-$1.00; Bliss Triumphs 90 per cent or more US No. 1 quality $1.00-20; new stock supplies moderate; demand slow; Texas Bliss Triumphs and California Long Whites market weaker; Texas 50 lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.65-75 per sack; California Long Whites US No. 1, $1 34 per sack. Approximately one out of every six dollars collected in taxes by the federal and state governments in 1940 was gener ated directly by the petroleum a! j When In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors Slohcinian Glub EXPORT 1AGER BEER. RtWID OY SOMEMUN eRCWtMES, INC SPOKANE J. MARVIN HILTON, Distributor 1415 MAIN STREET . , PHONE 418 springers iz, lata $11; best fed wooled lambs $10.75, shorn lambs with 60-day wool $9.25; odd good wooled ewea $, shorn $4 4043. Looking (or Bargains? Tors) to the Classified page . y 'iV.ii When EASTER SUNDAY rolls r0yid ... and time to get the maximum pleasure out of your car! Let us check your ear thoroughly ... cheek tha tires, inspect the battery, so yon will get tha -.. most enjoyment out of your Spring trips, and avoid unnecessary expense and inconvenience. Come in todayl Uae our budget plan. WE ARE NOW DEALERS FOR FAMOUS U. S. TIRES and DELCO BATTERIES Marshall Cornet, Co. Open Sundays and Evenings 7th and Klamath eV.sail ' WV'W 4jT-T"- I 1 FIRST NATIONAL and ym: BUILD YOUR CREDIT REPUTATION for other Bank loans. ..money for , any purpose when needecf SAVE TIME & RED TAPE 47 Convenient Branches.. rV ENJOY LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS T arranged to fit your budget : O. & IORINZ, Wce.resdenr MITCHIUTILLOTSON, Mar. LLOYD L PORTIR, Ass'f Mgr. iibnmnTi fimq Dnnncu first nnTionnii DtMi OF PORTLAND FINANCE YOUR NEW OR USED CAR WITH THE IEADBRI
