WO HfcRALD AND MEWS
Friday, June 15. ItMa
ARNOLD
SAYS
B-29S TO STEP
UP AIRRAIDS
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Youth Killed By
'Unloaded' Gun
CANBY Ray Pingel. 17. ws
fatally A-wnded here Wednes
day. June IS, while at a friend's
home. The friend, John Alex
ander, about the same age, was
i showing Pingel one of his fa
ther's guns, which he thought
I was unloaded. Pingel, seated
ana reaamg a caimc book, re
ceived two shots through the
neck.
Both boys, frightened, ran
across the highway to the White
other war Industries in Osaka Cabin, where the owner, John
i .v,v,; Amapa Aki. Rnrfcl. rushed Pineel to the
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The strike of Japan's greatest 'hospital in Altura. He died an
industrial city was made by 520 , hour and a half later.
Superforts on the first anniver-l Besides his parents, Mr. ana
sary of their initial raid on ; Mrs. John Pingel of Canby, two
kinnnn Clouds obscured re- brothers and two sisters survive
suits, but Tokyo admitted fires him.
were sianexi in wmv
ated sections.
From Okinawa, Associated
Press War Correspondent
TVmk-inff rennrted that "all alone
the front there were unmistak-i
able signs that the Japanese willj
to fight was proKen.
Maj. Gen. Pedro Del Galle,
commander of the first marine
division attacking the west
flank, said the Japanese might
be crushed "in two days or two
weeks it all depends on how
lucky we are."
Many Surrender
ANY BONBS TOVAY?
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Illustrated br Jrf Keate
53 MI ASK
CHARTER REVISION
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one of the big nations U be
able 10 veto trie cnange. If
tney can t nave tnese tnings,
tnev sav. they want the rignt
Hundreds surrendered. Scores, to pull out a rignt whicn couia
a ciud againsc me
killed themselves. Others were
shot in the back by their com
rades -as they tried to give up.
Three ' American divisions
closed in on the enemy's south
ern mountain fortress, led by
the 96th division which captured
Yaeju hill, highest point on the
escarpment, and drove toward
the second highest peak. Yaeju
is in the center of the northern
front. A mile and a half to the;
southeast the seventh infantry
made advances of up to TOO
yards, driving into Nakaza town.!
rin th vKtini flank the first1
Tnnrinc-! u-irienpH their hold on : open commission meetings and
Kimichi ririe in a nredawn at-t closed committee sessions has
tack and fought off a series of i been set up for the next few
oe usea as
oig powers.
No lime Limit
The Big rive aamit ihat pos
sibly the charier may have to
oe ameiiaed some. day. out tney
argue mat no time limit snoula
oe lixed. A limit, ihey contend,
mignt compel calling a coruex
enee on cnarter revision lust
wnn tne league is meeting its I
severest test.
The coniei-enc leadership is
shooting for a settle .ent of
these and related issues tn..
week. A full schedule of both
"Dirt Stealers" Held
Responsible For
Fatal Earth Slides
PORTLAND, June 15 (IV)
"Dirt stealers" who dig enves In
vacant lots, leaving pitfalls for
children playing In the embank
ments, will be arrested, city of
ficials announced today.
The hauler have been respon
sible for earth slides fatal to
several youngsters, officials said.
Olio truck driver found loading
earth from a city lot win listed
In complaint.
"Heave an lata the sixth raw. hOler I waat aak atr arlfa
If a ..aflat a War Wm4 aaay."
Queen's Riding
Tryouts Slated
(Continued from Page One)
ia Jean Saunders, blonde 18-year-old
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Saunders, and is a
high school graduate with the
class of 1944. She is five feet
four inches tall.
TO STEP
ASIDE AS LEADER
EISENHOWER F.
PEACETIME DRAFT
(Continued From Pago One)
advances," Elsenhower wrolo,
"numbers (great strength in all
arms, land, sea and nlr) arc vital
ly Important in war and Amer
ica's approved military system
must aim at the rapid develop
ment, after tho beginning of
any serious war, of the coun
try's maximum potentialities In
leadership, manpower, equip
ment, technique and Industrial
capacity.",
In time of peace, he said, In-
THREE QUIZES
FOUND: TRACKS
0 1
N FOUND
(Continued From Tago One)
ih men were moving south BP-
Innnreri tn eliminate llio possi
bility that they were tho two
men seen by a murine last Sun
day near the Klamath Falls Ma
rine Barracks, anil Identified by
him as Japanese. That Incident
occurred several miles ouw '
tho situ of the Inremlliiry fires,
but near tho same trunk tele
phone line.
Despite Intensive search, no
further trace has been found In
tho Marine Barracks area of tho
two men seen by I'KC Wade
Curtis Sunday.
dividual subject to war erv-li-o
should have received "a
thorough grounding In tech
nique, discipline mid under
standing of tho clllren' obliga
tion in time of emergency."
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daytime counterattacks. The
devil dogs were under continu
ous heaw fire.
Most surrenders and suicides
were reported on this front and
on the west coast's Oroku pe
ninsula, where sixth division ma
tines were mopping up.
BEAN APPOINTED
SALEM, June 15 (P) Gover
nor Earl Snell today announced
the appointment of R. E. Bean
of Freewater as justice of the
peace, Freewater district, to suc
ceed George P. Sanderson, resigned.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
WORK SHOES
LOGGER BOOTS
OREGON WOOLEN
days.
This is in line with a pro
gram laid down by Secretary
General Alger Hiss for winding
up the conference by June 23.
President Truman olans to ad
dress the final session that day
and then fly back to Washing
ton with a copy of the finished
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Kalam Azad was the only one
Jeanette Protsman, daughter, who could speak with author
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Protsman I gv
of Bly, is 18 and a graduate of
Klamath high school. She is tall
and blonde,
Latest candidate to enter the
contest for the crown is Ginger
A. Thomas, 16-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas
of Fort Klamath. Ginger is a
blonde, five feet 4 inches tall,
and a graduate of junior high
school.
Hobby Riding
Horseback riding is the hobby
of all the above candidates, who
own their mounts and equip
ment. The girls will be chap-
senate ratification.
charter for the earliest possible eroned the entire time of the
preview and the celebration,
and will participate in many
social events in their honor.
Final judging and selection of
the queen and her court will be
held at the gala ball at Klam
ath Armory. June 23.
New contestants for the
queen's tryout ride may call O.
D. Matthews at 3532, Buckaroo
Days rodeo headquarters, or re
port at the fairgrounds at 1:30
p. m. Sunday, to be entered prior
to me opening ot me show.
Cherry Pails Arrive
In Harvest Area'
PORTLAND, Ore., June 15
UP A shipment of 26,000 cher
ry picking pails has arrived for
the Washington-Oregon harvest
season, War Production Board
Agent Robert Elliott said today.
Elliott said the 10-quart pails
will avert repetition of a short-
tags . which, growers last year
blamed for failure to get tn all
of the crop. The WPB office re
ported another shipment of 16,-
000 bean and tomato harvesting
16-quart containers will arrive
soon for northwest farms.
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Kalam Azad was released
from confinement early todav.
In Bombay it was believed the I
omission of his name from the I
conference Invitation list was
just an oversight which would
De corrected quickly.
Pandit Jawaharal Nehru and
Sardar Vallabhal Patel. both for.
mer presidents of the congress
party, were among the others
ireea.
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