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H ruction of flmion.l
,c wLni The cxtr rooms
,d,eba .ddo l wlng.af.
A four classrooms, making
"f ' nin which will sc
ili.io 3S0 students. Prcse.il
'Coroscnt. buji.il"!? w-com.
Beled " . bnm. necos-
feTbulldlngs on the grounds.
PnHnrolinienl, lowor than
fcrnul. ti.n iimi wlnn
l, been given by Charles
&nth T community sov-
PIM H.'in addition to the
lurwnii (or a multl-uso room
ly room for Inclement
,,fter,-Md school end com
miy ituembly room. Includ
,Ui would be storage rooms,
mclpil'i office and first nld
The cafeteria at present Is
jlnl 125 students a day and
tMi,l spsce is inadequate, It
two-third majority is neces
v (or the Issue to carry and
mbers of the school board.
au K. Wicse, Mrs, Ray Ai
u'ind M. Helen Heck hope
. il. tnr Imrnnrllnta ac
I mo lieu. .
h en the problem will bet reo
ftinrii 0. Burke li elemen
K principal.
ll
Canby
Kihy fishers left. Canby on
opening asy or mo season,
(aw were able to produce
bancs of a big catch.
Umbers of the Loveness
trim bowling team were
led that their team placed
fend at the recent tourna-
held in Alturas. Automo-
Aetivitles took first Dlaco.
udle Mead has opened the
H cue again arter closing
the winter season.
Ichird H. Browne la back
the Walker-Hovoy office
a vacation of several
Ithi In Ssn Francisco.
Iiudle Anklln - of Davis
u spent the weekend visit-
win ueuy uownen,
r.ind Mrs. Cliff Booth and
bly left Isst week for. Okie-
ii, wncre tney were cauexi
th serious Illness' of Mrs.
I fsther,
snd Mr. Elbert McNew
ton Lee, have moved to Al-
where McNew is halolne-
ntw mill install machinery
equipment. -
.ana Mrs. William McNew
moved to Westwood where
lu secured employment.
Ira To Mr. and Mra.
ntl Bowen a baby daugh-
Maxlne Ktownll anri
Ihtfri, who have been. 11t
to Ukelv. havn mnxH Kara
Mby.
Toll Pepperdlne, of Liver-
j.ur., visited thW week
home of her narenla .Mi.
JMri. Esrl Shercr.
Imlt Chambers. conflnarl.
hoiDital with
pried to be on the road to
"7. .
fhip Armada Seen
mi A sau a
f ring uilo fjord
If DON,-May 7 (PThe
news agency declared
.tonvto a leicpnonecrdls
irom Oslo today saying an
Srmarla ! AO -I- J - i
Ihtcd at the entrance to
i ord inrf "it i. - -j
pill be landed at any mo-
Quick
Service
en
Electrical
Appliances
Repairs
at
e Pelican
pliance
Company
? So. 5th St.
" -juor store
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S. Congressman
HORIZONTAL
1.7 Pictured U,
8 leglslslor
II He Is ehslr.
man of the
Congressional
committee on
reduction of
'nonessential
I . )fp,n.
dltures , .
12 Connected
- succession
14 Native metal
15 Make
IT Recompense'
1 a Departed .
in moisi . . through the
n D.ri.ri. . mother
22 Nova Scotia 21 French dsnee
(SD.I
24 Virginia (ab.)
28 Remnant
28 Call forth
1.' . TrW fwW -
msmmmr
the U. tt
VERTICAL
1 Demigod
2 Arabian gulf
3 Anent
4 Royal Red
Cross (sb.) .
6 Run awiy-'jl' 23 Dot
7 Insect 'fc, Opposed to
8 Year (ab.) prose
Mature ' 28 Society (ab.)
10 Beloved 2 Weep
J I Mist 27 Raced
41 Lair ( '
42 Provided
43 Serpent-J
lizard 1
44 Solicitude
46 Stain .
!2Plgpen . 20 African charm 47 Wild ho
13 Symbol (ab.) 30 Relatives New Guinea
18 Interjection 31 English (ab.) 48 Droop
ID Relationship 38 Aeriform fuel 80 English river
30 Emmets
40 Object of.
81 2000 pounds
4 Behold!
86 Music note
33 Bird
34 Misanthrope
38 Sm.rt
36 All correct
(ab.1
37 And (Latin)
38 Profit
41 riat circular
Plate . ,'
48 Recedes
48 Also
80 Conquer
82 Meadow 1
83 Pilfered I .
88 Lengthen
87 Blackthorn
188 He Is a
I member of
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ST grVj D
5i I5H Ho' mt hi u m sgqr 11 M U I
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PORTLAND, May '7'. (P)
End of the war In Europe and
the announced early demobiliza
tion of two million men In
creases the urgency for passage
of the Oregon postwar building
bill, the building committee of
the state board of higher educa
tion declared today.
Chairman R. E. Kleinsorge,
Sllvcrton, and committeemen
Lelf S. Flnseth. Dallas, and A.
R. Watzek, Portland, Issued the
statement shortly after news
paper extras on.. V-B Day
reached the streets. Veterans
will be flocking to the colleges
rapidly now, beyond the capac
ity of preeont plant to care for
them, they said.
"Should the building bill fail
to pass," the committee said,
"It would be utterly impossible
for the board to meet the post
war demands at these Institu
tions with, the limited funds
Potatoes
a CmCAQO. Mir T 1AP-wrAiPoi4t-totMi
arrivals J so on track m. total
O. X -aXlpttumU Sat a may ATS, atanday
8.
Old itoekr vuppllaa Uitit; for boat qual
ity damantt modVrala, rrurkai firm. J
Naw atockt tuppIlM modarata for u.
JKo. t. damand food and alUhtljr lowar
Rnoaa. markot alichUr wvakar: for U. I.
o. 1 k n. damand alov, market
waakar; for croamara damand vary alow;
market waak and unaattlad, Arabarrut
iw-jn. aaciii or jpiiaa Tnumpru u. 9.
No, 1, M SV4 M; ftortda lOO-Jh. atwiM of
Bltaa TnumAi, tf. t. No. U HU; Malna
Oroan Mountaln.-aaad atoek M.71: North
Dakota Cobbior. ermunarclal. t3.a: Uln-
naaot Cobb I on, aaad atock, $4.30
LIVESTOCK
" fOaTtAKD. Or... Mtr t tAF-WTA)
a.T.N citti. looo. tout ism.- tidbit
mIvm 100, tout ISO: msrtt.l nnrrvn;
flHi UK. uUv, SS-SO noK hlshar;
oth.r dMr seUr. but only itMdy to
Irons, nv Jood. ehole. f.d ilm
SIT. SO. lap SIT.?, for on. loaoh othor
soed-cholc lloor. SIS.0O-1T.0O; common
modlum tra SISOO-IB.OS: good hlf.n
14.S0-18.S0; common-modtum fradM
11.0O.I4.M: eannrcuttar cowl SS.BO-
s.so: fat dalrr type cow to S10.SO: soori
otr cow up to wi.mr mcaiuni'Sooo
uuuso bum Sie.to-IS.90i good tmf
buiu S1S.OO-SO: odd hud to !.oo; good
cholc fctlora sis oo-is.oo.
84UIPIO nof 390; total 1400! MHW
otlvo. iaadf. with fMdor nmn st.OO
hlfhr harrow ana? flit, an walanta.
ill 75; aowa flS.OOj turn S14.00; Tight
fadr pti SlS.so-is.oe; hwj 4dr
ais.uu-lT.ou. -alahU
ihM 400. total S4AOT markot
alow; aprlng lamba and ahom lamba waak
to ow cajua lowar; oaar : ihwh
good-oholcp aprlng lamba moaUy flA.00;
madlum gradaa SIS-OO-SO good akorn
lamba f13.S6-U.00; madlum gradaa SIS so;
good ahorn yearllnga SlS-Sll awaa S4.M
down 'wIUt wooltd awaa ss.oo-so.
r-tan-'airvi u, rAV.WTAI aalabla
hoga S000, totaf 10.000; art! v., fully
alaadyi. good .and cholca barrowa and
gllta 140-lba. Up at S14.TS catluist good
and choiea aowa ; at vii-oui- compiiit
"SaJlbli'Scattla 1S.0OO, toUl 1JW! aal
abla calvaa. lOMi tout looo; fad ttaar
ma uarfhiM. (MliMlntf TaarllnM. half.
ara, fully ataady; top S1T.S0: thla prlca
ataa paid for cholca to .prima haavy
halfara: bulk ataora Sls.oS-17.lS: moat
halfara SlS.0O-tS.S5; baaf eowa nnnf to
IS canU hlshar: cannara and cuttrra
alow, ataady at SS.SO down; bulla waak
to JS canta lowar. very alow: vaalapj
ataady to S1S.S8 down! atoek oatUo
acarco, good and cholca yearling to
S14.0O-18.M on cotintry aocount.
aalabl ahaap 10,000, lota 1S.SO0; not
nough aold early to aatabllih markat.
early bid SB canta arid more lower: hold
ing good and choice fed wooltd weatarit
lamba above 810.00! load good I and choice
clipped, No. 1 pelt, held at S1S.SO; deck
goodto choice cllpoara. No. 1 and No.
I palta, aold at SIS 00. Buying. Side
watching war newa cloaaly.
now appropriated for building
purposes.
The committee expressed ap
preciation for the widespread
public approval of the measure
already Indicated and "especial
ly the effective educational
work carried on by the volun
teer group, United Citizens
Committee, Inc., headed, by, Z.
C, Sammons of Portland."
Schools Approved '
By Eugene Voters
EUGENE, May 7' (TP) Tax
payers of the new consolidated
Eugene school district have ap
proved, 8 to 1, a tax levy of
duv,uuu ior new scnooia ana
officials announced
new Junior high school will be
built in the river road section
and three hew buses will' be
purchased.
ROUGH '
SPOKANE. Wash.. May 5 UP)
A new factor road conditions
has. been Introduced in the clo
ture oi civilian neea ior auto
mobile tiros. ' i
A letter from a man wishing
a new casing includes:
- "I almost stand up u I.boiinoa
along. How about it? It's 4
a. m. and I must begin to bounoe.
So long." I ;
THOPSta OF JLKrTUA & STATBhtaUT ;
or TH
United Benefit Life lraf
Cemseny '
lef OnaUa- ta tha Stat of NaaraJke, e the
,UHrty-ml day of DecaraNr. let, aaaae
1o ths Tnauratica Oomnlnlonar at SM Stale.
oi uraaoa. purauaamiwi - .
Lmeuat of aastbu'eScai part.
, p - a i.iii.iiu
ItoU! praaaMae for tha rar..sSJsst,siast
.XBtaract, dlrldtBd ut raata ,
nealvad duHos In yr..- -. l,lfS,SST.ft
laaora from olhar aourcaa ra .
eMvad dutas U year.. S.tol.Taa.IT
Total
tat I i.tvJ.TaS.ts
,Ihvl4n4a paid to policy nolatia.
xnvifitndi paia an eapitai ateaai
. Sarins IM year -
'AtMninlM. mnA aalaiaaa Ml
I darlni lha year S.044.SS0.S1
TIIM. ikanaaa and faaa paid .
durtos th year TT.. : S49.aPa.IS
Amoant ef an ethar mana. ,
I una l.ieioss.ia
' TeUl aapapaWatae ..I T,11S,TSS.M
slue of feat aetata owned
' (asarkrt ratal) ..........I, l.Mt.4e
Xau on Kortsagaa sad otl-
' lataral, ate. t,TSS,ttd,Sa'
VahM af beads ewaad tamer.
tiled) lS.US.tll.IS
Talua af atoek ewaad (mar.
kit valet) S.SM.T11.M
Pramlun note and pell ay
loaea ...t l aM MaVM
Caeh m inki and en but.. 3,44.1oS.M
Xotmat and rut due and aa
' aruad lr4,T84.8
vat enaonaatad ana aaxanrae
list.
IS
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.iM.rrs.m.ts
ht",,'jS,'SJ.'8
.. s.m,ui.M
preatuiea
Otfcar awata (nat .
Total adailMtS aawta ...
lyMUMia
N4 aaMrraa
One claim for ioaat napaN
jui eanar Mauruaa ,
ToM SaWltOM, Kaaapt Pt-
epiWi"pa'iy'";;!!rnr;r'ooe.wj
aorpraa erar all saMSUe.... l,so.ltS.f
urehta as rasafda poXayheld- v
i an.. . I ,ss,ttS.T
Total SSS,TTS,lTt.e
IB twacon nr a aanr ..
at nrMnlun an InDUltlaa
laaa lap flnnni ir.. tw
imvtdanda raid darfais tha y
I 4M.aU.IW
Nat Inaeaa and datrn. and
I shbI, aurraadare aad an- '
,. , . CruST PraaMant, .
Bn.cs sensuraa, SinaMaei. .
SUN SHINES 'EM
eoMtn bright ttnkle ene e
. . . packs plenty off
vitamin Ctn
Desert Grapefruit
Tn'o Vvain0.flaTnr...tariaT
juice ... of our Desert
. Grapefruit . . . srivee you
luscious - eating rich in
.vitamin C.
' Half clean-skinned,
i tolden Desert Grapefruit
' provides a primary uppiV
: of essential vitamin 0 . .
enough to carry you well to-
ward your f ull-day'a need.,
8lt down to a juicr-rleh
.half for breakfast. Treat
yourself to refreshing.
"Desert Grapefruit attain ak
lunch or dinner. It' "health
the desert'
radatMSM-
aiws4t,.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAIMED
BYMINISTEBS
On behalf of the Klamath Falls
Ministerial . association, .. Rev.
Bertrand T.. Peterson, president,
made the following proclamation
for V-E Day.
"TMt la tho day not for riot
lous and careless frivolities, but
rather a time ' for prayerful
thanksgiving for victory and
continuing peace, at family
altars- and at services of the
churches.
"It la a day for renewal of our
dedications to God. It should
furthermore be a time of solemn
dedication, primarily to the
task of spiritual rehabilitation
around the whole world, where
all men may live toeether in the
enjoyment of - the fruits of
peace."
The First Methodist- and Com
munity Congregational churches
held services In celebration of
victory in. Europe, at U a. m.
today.
Rev. Victor Phillips, First
Methodist minister, and Hev. F.
C Wissenbach, rector St; Paul's
Episcopal church, spoke at serv
ices, held in the First Methodist
church. .
Rev. Hugh T.; Mitchelmore,
Altamont Presbyterian minister,
and Rev. Bertrand F. Peterson.
minister of the. Church of the
Nazarene, spoke at the Commun
ity Congregational church serv
ices.
' Addresses at both churches In
eluded praise and thanksgiving,
penitence, intercession, remem
brance, and dedication.
The . United States normally
consumes 63 'per cent of the
world's petroleum, 86.4 per. cent
of the. world's rubber, approxi
mately SS per cent of the world's
coffee and about 21 per cent of
uie woria s sugar.
General ' Freed?
1 i s
h l'r"&
Msj.-Gen. Arthur VP. Vanaman,
USAAT, above, of MUlvllle, :
N. J., may have been liberated
from a German prison camp. A. I
U. S. Army general was reported
to have entered Switzerland' '
from Germany, and General
Vanaman, former commander at
Wright Field, Ohio, is the.only '
U. S. general captured by tha i
Germansin June, 1940. His- 1
wife, Blanche, has homes at :
Butler, Fa., and Kelly Field,
Texas..-'
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PURCHASE OF
L
S RANCH
1
MERRILL Sale of the Xyle
O. Mills ranch in the Pine Grove
district, six miles, east of Klam
ath Falls and one of the earliest
settled farms in Klamath county
was announced Saturday. The
property, consisting of 260 acres
and one of .the best farming
lands in the basin was purchasod
for an undisclosed figure by R.
W. Steele and J. R. Steele of
Merrill. Posecwion will be taken
the first of next year, '
The place was purchased' from
Charles Gray,' a sheepman, in
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jaat oaei to ft a boot full
of eoaeoaa T . . ihoo yon
eead ana aenpon aat Kka
est aH tttrousn tha etore.
Tbara'i ao foil or formal
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doWD - peymral aad
mnShly rrpaymcnta. Vioal
eenwles rse. .
tMT YOURS TODAY AT
Yoair SEAM CRIDIT Offke
Monday, Mar 7, 1141
HZKALD AHO HEWh.'
TMK
192S by Mills, who with his son,
OcLos Mills has operated the
farm, concentrating on livestock
raising and general farming. No
future plana were announced by
the family. ...
The new'owners have operated
large holdings in the- southern
s"tibn of the basin for 14 years,
raising principally potatoes.
The newly-acquired property
has two large homesites.. The
Steeles recently sold a 120-acre
ranch in the. Malin district to
William and .Laddie Rajnus.of
Malin. ' . -
- The beginnings of psychoanal
ysis may be marked by . two
dates: 1893, . when Dr. Josef
Breuer's and Dr. Sigmund
Freud's Studien ' Uber His'terie
was published and 1900, when
Freud's Traumdeutung .was published.
Miss Dover! Wins
Place On Honor Roll ,
Elodie Dover! has been Jrlveaj
scholastic recognition . on thai
winter quarter honor roll at SeaU
tie college. The honor roll, re
leased this week by the dean's)
office, gives distinction to 188
students for having, obtained
"B" average or better while car.
rying 12 or more credit hours.
The daughter of Mr. and Mra.
A. Doveri of 707 Washington in)
Klamath Falls, Elodie is major
lng in chemistry at Seattle col
lege. She is a graduate of tha
Sacred Heart academy with - the)
class of 1944.
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