Herald and news., June 20, 1945, Image 10

TEN HERALD AND NEWS
Wednesday. Jun. SO, 1943
CROOK COUNTY
F
ARMS
001
ACREAGE UP
The number ol farms in
Crook county as shown by the
preliminary count of returns of
the 1945 census of agriculture
was 473, as compared with 495
in 1940, and 534 in 1935. This
was announced today by R. L.
Ackerman, supervisor for the
1945 farm census in the third
Oregon census district with
headquarters at Klamath Falls.
The total land in farms in
Crook county, according to the
preliminary 1945 census count,
was 825,651 acres, as compared
with 817,898 acres in 1940, and
705,008 acres in 1935. Average
size of farms shown in the pre
liminary 1945 census count for
the county was 1746 acres, as
compared with 1652 acres in
1940, and 1320 acres in 1935.
In announcing the 1945 cen--sus
totals of farms and land in
farms. Supervisor Ackerman
pointed out that the figures are
preliminary and subject to cor
rection. Final tabulations of
census returns will be made by
the bureau of the census and an
nounced from Washington when
completed, Ackerman said.
Flashes of
life
E
SALEM, June 20 (JP) The
state supreme court, in a far
reaching 5 to 1 decision Tues
day, ruled that the state police
had authority to take a blood
test from an unconscious man
to get evidence to prove he was
drunk. .
: At the same time, the court
said "we are not deciding that
an accused can be forced to un
dergo a physical examination or
to submit to a blood test."
The opinion apparently will
bar the taking of blood tests
from an accused person without
his consent.
The case involved Carroll
Loren Cram, convicted of man
slaughter in Yamhill county -a
year ago. He was charged with
reckless and drunken driving,
two passengers in his car having
been killed while he was driv
ing them home from a dance.
Cram was unconscious for 48
hours after his car overturned,
and during this period, the blood
test was taken.
The ODinion. bv Justice J. O.
Bailey and upholding Circuit
Judge Arlie G. Walker, said that
taxing of a mood test is classed
under the same rules of evi
dence as taking of fingerprints.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
NEW YORK, June 20 (IP)
Among signs that greeted Gen.
Eisenhower as he passed through
New York's garment district,
were:
"Hail Eisenhower, who pressed
the nazis flat Pressmens' union
No. 60."
"Hail Eisenhower, who cut
the nazis up Cutters' union."
"Hail Eisenhower, who fin
ished Hitler of f -p. Finishers'
union."
.
TAME 'EM
HOLLYWOOD, June 20 (IP)
Police told Clark Gable, recently
returned from shooting Ger
mans, that he couldn't shoot
coyotes, ground squirrels and
blue jays with his .22 rifle.
Gable was told he'd have to
find some other way to remove
the scavengers which had taken
over his ranch while he was in
the army air force.
LAW ABIDING
MILES CITY, Mont., June 20
(JP) County Commissioner
Frank A. Spears tried every kind
of fish lure in his kit. No luck.
As a last resort, he fished into
his pockets and pinned his last
hope on the hook.
He caught a fish, a sucker.
The bait: a red ration token.
SPEEDY
ANCHORAGE, Alaska. June
20 (JP) When Police Chief Pete
Kalamarides asked Dog Catcher
Monty Clinton why he wasn't
catching many, Clinton replied:
"You know. Chief, those dogs
were getting awfully smart.
When I'd go after them, they'd
run just beyond the city limits
and you know I haven't any
authority there."
SHORTAGE
HARLINGEN. Tex., June 20
(VP) Several months ago Forest
Dugat, Harlingen butcher, or
dered a new meat saw. This
week it was delivered.
I Yesterday Dugat was trying to
borrow a side of beef to practice
on.
RAIN BREAKS DROUTH
.' MELBOURNE. June 20 JP)
Heavy rains drenched southern
and western Australia today,
breaking one of the worst
droughts in many fears.
S. C. Mitchell
Winema Hotel
Wed., Thur., June 20-21
1:00 to 8:00 p. m.
V
a-a II m 1 1 U IT
. unc unit t
NO IULKY BATTERY PACK
NO UNPINS IATTERY WIRES
NO IATTERY CASE
NO IATTERY GARMENTS
The mw Mom MONO-PAC (Patent
pp&td for) combines batteries and
fronsmitfer info ont simple unttl Weighs
'nV 12 l much at tfie average hearing
idi. Say good-bya to old time diteonv
forts. Hearing Is now m pleasure vHh the
' M Isrlwio MONO-PAC. ,
THINK OF IT!
ONE UNIT
Hmt With Oh - May,
fr Demorutrotlon No Obllgotial
PUNS FOR DISPOSAL
OF PUTS NEEDED
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 20 (JP)
The federal government must
decide how it will dispose of war
time industrial plants before
western states can make post
war plans, Gov. Earl Warren of
California declared last night.
Here for today's conference to
organize the board of inter-government
relations, the California
executive said, "the west coast
has a lot of new industry, but
the government controls its
future."
"We can't make plans until
we know what the government
policy will be. It should be the
function of this board to ask
that the government declare it
self," he said.
Warren's party of 17 state
and city officials was met by
Oregon Governor Earl Snell and
Mayor Earl Kiiey. witn uov.
Warren was Roger Lapham,
mayor of San Francisco, who
was to preside at today's meet
ings.
CONFERENCE OPENS
SEATTLE, June 20 VP) The
Western States council's three
day light metals conference,
which begins today, will be ad
dressed Thursday at luncheon
by F. T. Letchfield, San Francis
co banker, Council President
Christy Thomas said yesterday.
Purpose of the conference.
Thomas said, is to create a post
war iigni meiais expansion pro
gram for the west.
AU Elastic
SUSPENDERS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
8th and Main
s
ELEVENTH AIR FORCE
HEADQUARTERS. Aleutians,
June 19 (Delayed) (JP) Sweeps
oil the Japanese jvurue islands
by 11th air force Liberators and
Mitchells Sunday and Monday
sank three small cargo ships, left
another in flames and damaged
three others.
Two B-24s broke off from a
formation bombing Suribachi
airfield, Paramushiro, and Min
ami cape, Shumushu, Sunday,
when they sighted three small
ships off Paramushiro and went
in at 200 feet to sink two of
them. One Liberator was shot
down.
The following day,' a Mitchell
flight located four cargo vessels
off Paramushiro and sank one,
left another burning and severe
ly damaged the remaining two.
Fleet air wing four Harpoons
bombed shipping off Naga cape
in Paramushiro strait on Mon
day by instruments. Results
were not observed. The same
day another flight of navy Har
poons bombed aurtbachi airfield
on Paramushiro, also with un
observed results.
SEATTLE, June 20 (JP) The
case for a land route to Alaska
from the Pacific northwest will
be presented before the Pacific
coast section of the council of
state governments, meeting at
Portland Friday, by the Alaska
highway committee of the gov
ernor's advisory commission on
progress and industry develop
ment, Kemper Freeman, com
mittee member, said yesterday.
Reasons why early construc
tion of a road west of the rock
ies to Alaska is important to all
Pacific coast states will be given
by Donald MacDonald, commit
teeman and former Alaska
member of the Alaska interna
tional highway commission
named by the late President
Roosevelt.
The northwest "took it on the
chin by not being united and
on the job when the army
Alcan route was chosen," Com
mittee Chairman Kirby Bil-
lingsley of Wenatchee, said.
"That Is all the more reason why
the Pacific coast states and Brit
ish Columbia should unite for a
genuine highway now.1"
Glider Landings
Set For Bond Show
PORTLAND, June 20 (JP)
Glider landings, mass parachute
jumps, and snatch pick-ups of
stranded troops will be staged
at Portland, airport Saturday
and Sunday in a 7th War Loan
show by airborne troops.
A flight nurse will demon
strate care of wounded in aer
ial evacuation ambulance
planes.
Gabardine
SHIRTS
In 3 and 1-Buttan
models
Sage green., maroon,
tan, brown and
light blue
Western Shirts
For
Western Men
$5.95 to $8.95
L
Slnc 1(11.
DREW'S
MANST0RE
733 Main St.
J
L
11 t, - ;-. U JrHM s
5 f ' ' . .
I tm. , ' . Bed moisture out of walls with this tow-cotf
i'5saaW y'v 'S' " ' waterproof cement paint. Bondex seals up the
I taaajOBi - 7.1 jeJ00 Iny cracks and pores ... bonda wllh llfc wall
p X.'ljnvX txraaaa.! surface. Apply Bondex and enjoy your base.
K--:! K Fyjjs menl easy to apply with brush or spray.
I -i 'I for Contnta, Ston; Ctment or Clndar
NAMt :jk jQr ' J Surfaces-a Colon and Whir
Small Businesses
Neglect RFC, Report
PORTLAND. June 20 (JFl
The northwest's sinull business
firms have neglected financial
resources of the reconstruction
finance corporation, the RFC
board chairman told business
men here.
Charles B. Henderson said
small plants should begin to
think about postwar plans now
and not consider RFC loans ns
available only to large corpora
tions.
BUILDING DESTROYED
NEWELL A fire which oc
curred at the Tulclttko WRA
center farm at 11 u. m. Monday
night destroyed a storage build
ing, two trucks and one tractor.
The building was being used for
overnight storage of motor
equipment. Damage cannot be
estimated until tho value of the
machinery is known. WRA offi
cials said.
ST. PAUL RODEO
PRIZES SUITED
ST. PAUL. Ore., Juno 20 (IT)
The St. Paul Rodeo association
todav announced prize money of
$7500 cash and a $500 war bond
for its annual show July 1-4
second largest purso In tho north
west, outclassed only by the
Pendleton round-up.
The war bond will bo given
to the rodeo's best all-around
cowboy. Prize money Includes
AU Leather
WORK GLOVES
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main ,
S2B0 each show for brono rid
ing, bulldogging. culf roping,
and Bruhmu bull rlilinK, with
each event carrying $1000 pursos
for the four days, l'urso for wild
cow milking Is $500; clmrlol race
and pony express, $200 coch;
St. Paul derby $150.
Construction of now grand
stands has brought sealing co
paclly to 0500. Harney Willis,
TINTZ
COLOR
SHAMPOO
CAKE
Now Color Cake Shampoos
and Tints Holr .luxuriously
without Eitro Wnie.
vL'Lo s
50c
WWruiltu
COMII IN t IHADII
Sst It Tadav-At Drue and Totlm la Counters
White Salmon, Wash., and Dav0 1 tho f rt -,,,,
Campboll, Searchlight, Nov., oro'sltow, wtl0 entered
S. C. MITCHELL
14 Miner Bids:. Euiene, Opera
Member 1. N. Tan as Associates
611 Lumbermens Bids;.
. Portland 4, Oregon
PUra m.s m. nit fcurfslfce sasUsr
aa tt N. (. Mswric Hsatiaf Aid .
NOTICE!
SECOND-OR
NIGHT ELECTION
BOARDS
Because a light vote
usually is cast at a
Special Election
On June 22nd
AU Second or Night
Election Boards will
not begin counting
, ballots until
8 O'CLOCK P. M.
Chas. F. DeLap,
' ' County Clerk.
Slacks of BONDEX
Blf Batin Lumber Co.
Main and Spring SU.
r Balldcri Lumber Ct,
. . 2074 So. 6th St
. W. Copt land TaroV
6fl Main St.
Central Paint Corporation
61S Main St
Ooeller'a Wallpaper and
Paint Stora
434 Main St
aa Lumber and Supply Co.
. do. Din ou
-1 A
ara. carried by
J. E. Patterson a.n( Btw
1229 Eait Main St
The Sloan Company
Wholeaala Only
SIS Market St
Suburban Lumber C.
47S4 So. am St
Swan Lake Moulding Co,
3220 So. 6th St
Lakt Cennty Hdwt. Ca.
Lakevlaw, Or.
J. W. Copelani
Tuieiajce.
tnd Tarda itW
Call. M
DEED
n
. ACTION Oil
TOPS FOR QUALITY
PtpiLCtla Company, long hlani Cily,N Y
Franchlstd Bottltn Klamath Falls P.n,t.'r'i.' ....
"""Iltlj C
mntgomerTwxJ
THE "HOME FRONT" CALLS FO
Wards work clothes!
We have dependable work clothe, for you, what,
ever your ob! You'll find your favorilo brands (likt
Ward's HOMESTEADER work shirts) . . . oj we ,
new designs, tougher than anything that's gong be
fore! Ask our salesmen for your old favorites j 1 1
meet some new ones I
TOUGH WORK SHIRTS
06
Wards Homesteaders
VvVva put a lot into this shirt to moka turo that you gl o lot
out ot III Hvtky thombroy, bulll for wear . .... the Horn.
lltodtr kbdl And Son fords lo glv you lha Homsiltodir
brand of lotting comfort I Doublt Mwn main icamil
Sel
4.60
MEN'S SHIRT AND PANTS
FOR WORK AND LEISURE
look newt, look EFFICIENT to BE efficient wear a matched shirt
end pants outfit! Made of strong mercerized cotton they can
stand up under plenty of wear! The shirt has a dr type collar '
end two roomy batton-through pockets the trousers ore of
heavier cotton drill for strength where needed moitl .Cut full for -body
freedom and Sanforized for permanently comfortable fit.. .
TWILL WORK PANTS
"OR MEN
2.99
Look mot en the fob In a pair of
practical, sturdy, cotton twill work
panttl Bulll as tough as overalls
but attractive) Sanforized for
permanent At.
MEN'S MATCHING POPLIN
WORK OUTFITS
Whether you'r. working hard on the Job digOB h ""i
or taking it easy, you'll look right and feel hl"'1
poplin shirt and pants outfits! They're built lough asw
they're designed for sports wear, too. Cool cotton
for summer wear. Shirt has a dreis collar and
.trousers have cuffs. Sanforized for permanent fit.
ifobH
MEN WHO WANT THE BEST
SAY ESQUIRE 39C sr.rl.io
For unexcelled good looks and
reliable service. Rich rayons re
inforced wHhiturdycotlon. 10-12.
CARHARTT SHOP CAPS
FOR MEN 35c
For complete heod prelection,
wear a comfortable, sturdily
ade shop cap. Sanforlsedl
LiM,.;..,AvN.'U
MEN'S All-ELASTIC
SUSPENDERS ,00
Attractively designed models In
smart patterns and solid colors,
lulton-on or clip-on styles.
MEN'S STRAW HATS
ARE COOU 69c
Protect your head and eyes while
you workl Comfortable, light .
Weight Maxlton pn'm braldsv '
TEn.NISMN"2
0NLV. JA
A rugged, "
o( block oil " m
lougKco"1'41
Montgomery
Ware
mil j
the
k,
MsYt
(or
n't
ions.
Bu
It In
e're
W
IN
rXICA
Ins hn:
llttl
sort
touth
thing
ppneri
'DEN'
all pc
inlne
IGENE
'mi
ce
IMTLl
at
M Stat
J. C
Mali
iwcstci
Ho co
Poslec
m las
I Tex.,
nation.
h-tov
COntrr
m It
llSlrlt
L?' D
K is
Belli,
on fu
"nnoui
Ponsioi
m bi
'i ori
flMH
it m,
fingle
t rcn,
fmber
poro f
TO Rr