MITCHELL
ITED m,
IIPMI
.'...i,rmn. ADrll 2T (IP)
A" ,.T.ih Wednesday to
en'!M.;, n,iW to the late
m.(BIMy) Musli m;
rtSM ton-jor gin.
M 5Sr ."TMSR.M53
is after being ripped oi
LVnk and command a nraut
I r by court martial or ac;
I. army nd n" "'l
M Lvion the nation a
Eur Pacific possesions open
'4rp",;;io ih. court
L' virdlct, pub Icly accused
dors of beln "Incompetent,
Iv neiiligciit and almost
o"bl,e-,".... Mr-h c-nr. lo
L,efo approval, authorU
Station of the congrei
, m"dal to Mltchoira sUtcr,
'Kn Fladoe., of Mllwau-
Ed of American military
ion.
ie FasHval Set
Molin High School
Lmm Th aiiiuinl sprint!
t festival to the community
In, May 1C l h " 1 " h
gymnasium ai ,. "V .
,;;iino nf Mfa. Jcim Blnkc
c high acliool faculty. Pur-
lllni Will no " "K"
l! Inn inr hli'h achool and
ride achool. There will bo
arte ana me community is
ally invncu ,.-.
jo of the festival is Music
U Lands.
one acl piay, i i-up u
," win ho nrencntcd dur Inn
klermisjlon wiin jern i.ou
Emtiv Eiizncr. ouinc-y
Ion ana rrancio i-niui
t oar I. Ann Dolozol la
lint.
The War
At a Glance
Thousand Mora
lo Be Needed
DKANE. April 27 (IP) An
ltd 1,81)0.000 JOb. BiZ,UUU
than were available In
will be needed In the (our
but atatca to employ
Ins who wante to work in
kitwar period.
was tho composite figure
Id by totaling Individual
tmploymcnt noccia us list-
Uu first or 12 American
realonal employment
knees here yesterday. The
knee concludes today.
Division Sets
Conquest Record
RTLE. April 27 (IP) An
conquest record haa been
by the 41st Infantry dl
the "Pacific northwest's
i hcidquartcri report re-
king February 23 with the
in of Palawan, the dlvl
bllowed with the first in-
oi Mindanao, the capture
ilan Island and the tak
Tawltawl on April 2. .
airfields were lalon
Hi of JananeiM klllcH.
fiousands trapped, and all
ft ihlpolne between In
l"e homeland and the
tut indies was cut off.
year between Anrll a a
K 27 the division hrnWe.
iray nom on New Guinea
uymiie drive throunh
Hollandla, Wakde and
By Tha Associated Press
The Western Fronti Third
army burst into Austria, "lining
i ncuniiK on uurmun redoubt,
encircling Czechoslovakia and
Joining with Russians driving
from Vienna: two other armloa
drovo on Redoubt, menacing
jvHimun, nriiinn wno captured
llromcn fluiiK weight toward
Bremerhnvun and llimiburg.
The Russian Fronti Russians
nave joined wiin the Americans
along the Elbe; two-thirds 0f
Merlin conquered as finnl buttle
for cnpltnl flnmiMl; Stettin, Hru
oim captured, full of ltrcsluu
scemea imminent.
The Italian Fronli Amprlrnna
drove on Milan, Cenou, against
disorganized nazls after capture
of Verona, virtually sealing off
urenncr pn.ut to ucrmuny; llrit-
Ish consolidated on south brink
of Adlgo river, whero nazli may
innko stand.
The Pacific Frontsi Americans
on southern Okinawa took dom
inating neigiiLs; troops on Mill
Unnuo 2U null's from Duvno:
pressure on lliiguio In Luzon
continued: British in Burma ad
vanced on Rangoon-Mandalay
raurona against disorganized
tiupaneso, resistance.
Dogs In City Must
Be Tied, Says Fields
Amos Fields, city pound-
iiiiiiuf.T, cinprinnizra suonuly to
day that dons inside the city lim
lis of Kliiuialli Kails must bo el.
ther tied up or kept In enclosed
premises from May 1 to Juno 30,
utiuiuuiK io a cuy ordinance.
L.un year this situation got
out, of control, Kit-Ids said, but
no cxciim-s from dog owners will
bo accepted this year.
Ally dogs not nrniwrlv i-n.
strained according; to luw will be
picked up and the owner will be
arosted und cited, to appear in
iumi, nc num.
A handling charge at the city
pound will also be assessed
against the owner In addition lo
any fine imposed by tho court.
Fluids stated.
Slaughter For
Use Not Cut
FUND. April 27 (VP)
I " u"as no' restricted
rainier for home con-
Vretlo"aI agriculture
lilt, i . ivcBiijr nil, a
f 'wing the new ration
Fment.
y announced,', however,
a.ftor'?T.'!l!
( , '""J Will UU
.'o register with OPA
Am
HATTERS
Dismissal of Mail
Fraud Case Asked
PORTLAND, Aprlt 27 (VP)
A request that tho government's
mall fraud action against Cross
and Janlk, Portland music pub
lishers; be dismissed because of
insufficient evidence was before
the court today.
The publishers contended
through their attorney, Bardi G.
Skulason, that all hopeful song
writers who sent them ditties
had signed a contract permitting
tho firm to revise tho songs as
they saw fit. Government wit
nesses have contended , they
could not recognize their tunes
when they came back in folio
form.
Some covtrnment witnesses
yesterday were from New York,
Ohio, and Texaa and had come
3C00 miles to testify. The gov
ernment accused Cross and Jan
ik of promising fabulous sums in
royalties to "victims" by mall,
getting $60 from some lo "put
their songs over."
Juveniles Escape
Lane County Jail
EUGENE. April 27 (IP) Law
enforcement officials today were
searching the Willamette valley
for two 18-year-old boys who es
caped from the Lano county jail,
lowering themselves 20 feet
down a wall with strips of torn
blankets.
The -youths, Richard' Dale
Weddell, Springfield, and Tho
mas Culver, Monroe, gained
freedom by culling a hole in the
Jail wall. I
Man Charged With
Attempting to Sell
3000 T Gas Coupons
PORTLAND. April 27 01')
William (Jocppncr today await
od return to Seattle for trial
on a federal charge of offering
to sell more than 3000 T-gaso-line
ralion coupons.
He waived hearing whon he
appeared before U. S. Commis
sioner Robert A. Lccdy yester-
day. nio government charges
that at least one of the coupons
allegedly In Ills possession was
loeiuuicd as burglarized from
a I'urtland ration board. Cou
pons lor 00,000 gallons were
taken In tho burglary.
State police and harbor pa
trolmen have made several at
tempts to recover a heavy metal
object thought possibly the miss
ing ration board safe, from the
Tualatin river. A women re
ported seeing several men heave
a weighty object from an auto
mobile the night after the rob
bery. Search For Indian
Slayer Spreads
SEATTLE. April 27 (IP) The
search for Joe Bill, 33-ycar-old
Eskimo sought on a murder war
rant In connection with the lnv.
Ing of S-ycar-old Irma Irene Mc
Cough Sunday, spread today In
to central Washington,
Three members of the Yakima
police force and the night dis
patcher at tho city's bus depot
xuld a man answering Bill's do
scrlntion had called at the police
station and depot lale Sunday
night seeking aid In locating his
wife.
In Seattle, however. Dot. Capt.
James Lawrence ordered a close
check on all fishing vessels and
small craft near Ballard after a
tip that Bill was seen on a pier
incro lucsoay. rnis, said Law
rence, was the "last definite
word we hove had of his where.
abouts."
Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, April XT (AP) Demand
for re If, liquor end tret tared airtrmlta
helped rally today itock merket rac-
( iu tno raj men a poinia
Cloilnf quotations:
American Can , 971:
Am car Ac My
IIH'.ei
Anaconda 34
Calif Peck I nf I aj
Cat Tractor -.... :., JJW'i
Commonwealth V lou , 1
wunwvvriini
I
CJenoral Kiectrle
uanerai Motor ...
Ot Nor tty plil
llllnoli Central ....
Int Ifarveitar
Kennecott ,
Lockheed ...
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
NashKelv .
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac limt At TA
Packard Motor ......
Penna R R .
Republic Steel ......
Rlrhfleld Oil .
Safeway fttorea ...
Seare Roebuck
Southern Pacific .
Standard ftranrli
Sumhlne Mfnln ..
Trans-America
Union OH Calif . ..
Union Pacific
U fltael ..
Warner Picture ..
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Potatoes
dullneM on elrlctlr food cowa and huvr
eauiaa and beef bulla; moat 18.00
$lfl.7S; top 17.40; helftre very ecaree;
moat eowi tl0.6O-fl4.00; cannars and cut
tare 7.7fl-W.75; moet aaueig bulla 913.00
down and very few fat heavy bulla
wanted above 114,30; vcalera mosUy
17.00 down.
Salable aherp 5000, total 6000; llaufh
lar lamba alow, ateady to weak: good to
choice) fad wooled we items tlS.OO-tlfl.U;
three deck! mixed medium to choice
around 87-lb, welajhta 10.29: load food
and choice 02 lb. fed clipped lamba,
abort No. 1 pelt, 19.73; sheep scare.
WHEAT
T.OS ANGKI.Kfl. Anrlt vt r.B.wvii
Polalo.,; No car. on track: arrived: Ida
"0,1; Naw York 1: 3J can by Iruck from
ii.ikci urm n cenins; no lalfi,
AM PnANCISCO. April 27 fAP-WKAl
Polalint: old alnck S broken. 2 unbrok
en; arrived: Wa.h. 1, Idaho 1; new atock
000 luii by truck. No aalei.
CHICAOO. April n (AP-WFAl-Po-
23, on track 33, total us
Ceiling Price Boosts
Granted On Fir
WASHINGTON. Anrll 27 (IP
Cclllnc price Increases for west
ern Oregon and Washington
sawmills on Douglas fir boards
were granted yesterday by the
office of price administration.
The authorized Increases are
$4.50 per thousand board feet for
Douglas fir No. I, 2 and 3 com
mon boards 1 Inch, U Inches
nd II Inches thick, and S3.50
for No. 4 common boards of the
same thickness.
The boosts were effective
April 25.
Eastern Oregon Men
Say Lambing Good
PORTLAND. ADrll 27 (TP)
Eastern Oregon sheep growers
report lambing la satisfactory
this spring and new grass is
plentiful, Will Glass, manager
of the Pendleton branch of the
First National bank, Portland,
said here.
K. E. Sawyer, head of the
Bend branch, said farmers in his
area plan to produce more pota
toes and turkeys tnls season than
for several years. Other branch
managers in eastern and central
Oregon also predicted a favor
able harvest tnls year.
latoe.: Arrlvali
anipmenu 779,
Old atocka: fliinpllea very light, de
mand far excecdlnf available aupply.
market Arm. ,
New atocki: Supnllea very light, de
mand exceed, available aupplv. market
firm at celling. Maine round white, com
mercial, S3.43: Wlaconiln Red Warbai.
commercial, S3.10: unclanlfled S2.90:
Michigan nutlet nurala. U. S. No. I.
S.1.51: North Dakota Cobbler, leed
atocki. S4.no; Louliiana 100-lb. aarka of
Dllaa Trlumpha. U. S, No. 1, S4.no.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 27
fAP-VrA) Cuttle aalable 25; nominal.
for week receipts 000. Fed steers 23
hi her; good llfi.90-75. Medium grass
heifcra 14.O0-29. Young range grat
cowa $13.50. cxtrema top; bulk common
IU.O0-ll.00; cutters W. 00-50; canncrs
7.90-SB.90. Sausage bulls 11.00-S12.00.
Calves nona; for week, 73; firm. Extreme
top 18,50.
Hogs ulahle nona; nominal. Closing
top and bulk good to choice 200 to 300
barrows and gilts 19.75. Medium to
good sows 14 oo 19.00. For week re
ceipts 090, broad demand.
Sheop aalahlo 75: fully steady. Good
70 spring lambs 91.1.7.1. Ewes near steady;
bulk medium to good shorn U.307.30:
cull W. 00-90.
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 27 (AP-WTA-Salable
cattle and total rattle 29: calves
none; market active, hilly steady; few
light stocker steers 13.50-514.50; light
cutter steers down to 30.50; good-choice
fed steer quotable 15. 25 - 17.00; canner
cutter cows 7.0O-10.00: fat dairy type
cow ll.aa: old sa usage bulls 12.00;
good heavy beef bulla quotable to 13.50;
good-choice vealers aalable 13.OO-910.OO.
Salable hogs none, total 540: market
nominally steady; barrows and gilts sal
able around S15.73; aowa salable 15.00;
enoti choice feeder Diss auoLable Ltf.SO.
llfl.OO.
oaiaoie ineep none, toiai aoo; marKCt
nominally ateady; good-choice wooled
aprtng lamba salable IS.50-16.00; good
anom ewes auotable S7.00 down: wooled
wea eligible to 0.OO.
CHICAGO, April 27 APi Grain mar
heta made a show of strength at times
today but profit cashing developed on
all the hard spot and prices frequently
dipped as much as a cent.
All markets, particularly rye, were
nervous, and price trends changed fre
quently. Commission houses were on
both sides of the trade.
At the finisti wneat was y higher to
t lower man yeiieraay a ciose. May
1.74 a. Corn was off to Up Vs, May
SI. 13. Oate were up to down 1. May
QO-M 'a. Rye was unchanged to I.
lower. May 1.35 Barley was off
' to 4a, May 98.
Courthouse Records'
Marriage Licenses
KINNFY-HALBKY, Edward C. Kinney.
9. UbMC. Native of New York. Resi
dent of Klamath Falls. Ore. Elizabeth
iiutn iiaitey, zi, oince cierx. naitve oi
New York. Resident of KJamalh Falls,
Ore.
Complaints riled
Shirley Mae Handel vs. Forrest L.
Randal. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Couple married
September 11, 1043. at Reno. Nev. Plain
tiff sceKs restoration oi ma men name,
Shirley Mae Swan. J. C. O'Neill, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Leslie M. Thomas vs. Delta Marie
Thomas. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and inhuman treatment, uoupie mar
ried September 14, 1935. at Klamath
Falls, Ore. U. S. Balentine, attorney for
plaintiff.
A) me da J. DeLarm vs. Harold I. De
Larm. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar
ried November 4, 1937. at Kelso, Wash.
Harry D. Boivln, attorney for plaintiff.
Juttlre Court
Peter Thomas Rowe, no warning de
vice. Fine, 93.50.
Peter Thomas Rowe, no tall light.
Fine, 95.80.
Grover Beckett Leach, no muffler.
Fine. S.50.
Harlan Benton Cox, no muffler. Fine,
95.50.
Vern Riley Peugh, no tall light. Fine,
95.50.
WEATHER
Max. Mln. Preclp.
Eugene Mi 44 Trace
Klamath Fall. ........ 61 .IS ,00
Sacramento .. 77 4 . .00
North Bend - . 43 .00
Portland .- - S7 .... Trace
Reno M 33 .00
San Franelaco SS 00
Seattle ... 97 44 Trace
Medford M .44 Trace
Bed Bluff 45 .00
Northern California Clear today, to
night and Saturday, except cloudy, ex
treme northern, portion. Slightly
warmer.. . . .
Oregon: Cloudy today, tonight and
Saturday, with oecaalonal light rain
weat portion, ahowera eaat portion.
er caat 'portion Saturday.
. Cool-.
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733 Pine Street
Corner of 8th
A BUSINESS OFFICE
TRAINING SCHOOL
Both Day and Evening Claim
Klamath Business
College
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You Are Invited
Pentecostal Church of God
FyWa1BftJj.lil JMii tjj,j ii! i,a .1
HI J' (;
r& J
Merrill
Evang. Helen
Carriker
Sunday morning at 11:00
A. M "How l-o be a Proi
perout Farmer"
Sunday evening at 8:00 P. M.
"Religious Fanaticism" -
You Can't Afford to Mits
Thai Menagei!
CHICAGO. April 17 iAP-WFAI Sala
ble hoga 4000. total SMO; active, fully
ateady: good and choice barrowa and
gilla 140 lb. up at 14.73 celling: good
and eholc aowa at 14.00; complete
clearance.
salable cattle 3000. total uoo: aaiaoia
calvea 500. total 500: generally ateady to
weak clean-up market; uaual weekend
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VITAL STATISTICS
FOWLER Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., April 35.
1045. to Mr. and Mr. B. A. Fowler, 1304
Word en, a, boy.- Weight; a pound 9
ounces.
TOYCEIV Bora at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. April 36,
1945. to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Toycen.
3346 WanUand, girL Weight; S pounds
i ounces.
If it's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified.
SPRING OPENING
NEW
ROOSEVELT CLUB
Ken McDonald
and hla
Four of a Kind
Finest Chicken
nd Steak Dinners
Juit ever the Ore.-Callf.
Ian on Tulelake Highway
Closed Thursday
Ammunition Sent
For Use Against
Predatory Animals
WASHINGTON, April 27 (IP)
Shipments of "several million
rounds" of ammunition for use
against predatory animals are
en route to the western range
siaica. ,
' The war nroductinn hnarri
told Senator Thomas (R-Ida.) in
a leuer 10 an arms manufactur
ers except one already have sent
to their western distributors the
ammunition quotas assigned to
them and the last of these will
be en route between now and
May S.
The letter also said the war
department Is developing a new
program for takine care of r-
sential civilian requirements of
anion aiiria uininumuon ana mat
this will be announced after
April 30.
Esquire & Tower
At Both Thtatres
CuddZu.
foJ&
off
Huttlh...
in i - sn it
llX Sclulling
me Vanilla
Delicate flavor that
won't bake out
irmers Attention!
' ki"' ond chill your hogi Mc per pound.
P'nd " Wi ,n1olc ywt ll0m ani bacon 5e p.r
lS hava aL - .... . . .
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Friday and Saturday Specials
Asparagus
2 lbs. 25c
. Radishes
3 bunches 14c
Green Onions
2 bunches 15c
Peas
2 lbs. 25c
Onions
10 lbs. 49c
' ' V .- v
Tomatoes
2 lbs. 39c
1
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im Jotleaon Nelolle Schsfer
Jets Barker June lockhort
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Flowered-beauties, sailors, coolie' brims,, cloches- and T-other-spring.imoaeC
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$9.95 to $17.95
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