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esident Orders War-Time Cloak Of Secrecy Remain Around A-Bomb Project At Hanford, Washington ...,.itiM. Mnrch 8 (II ISH"W. Ho rn. t,',holl ID-Wash.) lodoy tho fa, l us ordered that tho I. Monk of secrecy rcimim Imo?.1"' iintifnrd. Wash.. Kt complnii.t from ijijico-n1'' "".i.... r..;.7. Council conccriiiim mum V - .1. Iimu inn rum. CK' Worki, at Rich- I"",', nnlll II WUH llUVllllI lily iiBifutlntliiB a contruct W2 1 nnPiinl Do Nem- l"S.mnv. Tho complaint V"rjtn thn milicmiil r."V . .'V, 7h h it nn UT have been hold bocouso K! L, ld the nrcs- ...directed "mulntoniinco IIHf .. , II..... flir ty inriininu i tu' ,r ,,. hiin nrmnr. "m,il"Tllo,douln ?l"lw.mtv Krlmnry consideration In W...T .,1 the Hnnford Iter Works Im.i bcon sccur l, Information Involving I, umh nrnCOSSCS and U II- 'T.u..,. .Urn a brief shut l' might hovo catastrophic Brill- 0(,'rul a- K- Ert of lhl security program U5 u,,.u.... -- rclononR ijiiiuu iv h"iiw"w nu piiu " time m the need for sccur- k longer i . D.i.KntinPWlck Ml till ft Council wireed with the ji'pnnmt'iu mm mu vuuuuct public nriiriiiH" " i.:. tintlniifil liihor re L board would Jeopard. zo fctcurny oi pruucM minii Ibcrs of the council took the Ion thai me wi-rumc bcup En no Iontcr nccewmry. dlrCCUOU 01 II1C nrciuucni, ir department has been .uini thM iimu iimirllv liaiiitiiM - - .jum nrtiiln Infnrmntlnn nti malntnincd during active llltlcs. An important ico. Li)nAnmAnr nf thn nation tor relation! board hearings HKUora. kxral HpIm said another regarding tne maime of itattu quo In labor re- . ii.m llntimrri nlnnl nai m m.v. ........ - imMHalnlv rnnpnrnlnff in. opratlon of the plant. Hrsons Slain Iron Flare-Up IHRAN, March 8 (JP) ki ptrions were killed to- More the parllamem build in i battle between leftist Ih party members and aup fn of the right wing. Flvo pional persons were wound Itfore gendarmes formed a round Parliament squaro halted the. disorders. It Iho fourth dnv of riotlna vt mo parliament building. Ijidi of Koosofitopping Rol- uniuii comoni Kit marcnod .h the streets leading to parliament buildings, ihtlng then broke out at a a other places In the city. Moscow radio announcc tuld Russia would appoint imbassaclor to Iran "for unner strengthening of relations"). ell New Head Fire Department fUff, March 8 Emll To i 'nc new president of the !fi"i d,ePnrtmcnt, John lt Is chief, Jerry Rnjnus, '"ul-iii ana jock stcys- P the retiring chief after i' Wwiit enjoyed a no iST SnH's wodncsdny k.n . , . MiiiHiiu urc 1 Mil held lost month. School Jjlment 11,300 l Population of 11,300 In K . y was li8tod todav LiU ?uperinicnaent oi f i.?fj,ce. nscd on a census uciouer 20. The total Z c 01 nfln ovor th0 bS;.?.r."l'i. - . i.tr ll,wns: xviearora UT..1.8:: Central kic foint 3ol Ml' 1i If li't thl.. L.... Na-RriAlm Wig without wnrkl nlrd w pollihti Ititlf lo r"allB.brll.l .L... m , - ! in 19 min PiMwIiohordproHcllv. . tout that dirt 39" Jotm't hav Ohoil f a chonet, Oil Pint of tKli work loving wax for only 39e. By JOAN O'NEILL Tho Irish Krollc formiil will begin tonight at 9 o'clock In Iho boys' gym. Dunuing will und at 12 p. m. Iicforo the fiance thnrn Im the Wllliird ) jTy hotel for mem. tr hers , of tho '4. Kralcr, El Ho- i - doo. Quill mid K : ycur Journal, 'fy '7l lam class. .jVwr--v'4 Clifford Kowe, ' " 4 i former Jour.. J"r --S, nallsm U-ncher at KUHS, will Joan O'Neill be guest speaker. In The Gym The girls in tho gym classes now huvo a novel Idea for u club colled the "Haftcr" club. Only a select few may belong to this organization because for membership a person must be able to climb a rope which is suspended from the rafters to the top. Once on top tho climb er writes her name there and she has become a member of tho "Holler" club. Swimming begins next Mon duy. From now on swimming will bo every Monday, Wednes day and alternate Friday for the girls. The boys will have tho uso of tho pool on Tuesdays, Thursdays ond the other Fri days. A play day Is being planned for April by the Girls' Letter club. At that time the club will play host to girls from Grunts Pass, Mcdford, Lokcvlew ond oil country schools in the orco. The Letter club girls will not tako port, however. District Chairman Here At the recent meeting of all representatives of tho Future Home Makers of America, Gloria Dolmcr, junior, wos elected district chairman. The meeting was held In Grants Pass last weekend. Next year the district meeting will be held In Klamath Falls for this group since the chairman will be here. Man Jailed For Firing At Japs OAKLAND, Collf., March 8 ryi) Robert F. Hailcy, 38, a Worm Springs tractor driver, was sentenced Thursday to a year In Jull for firing six shot gun blasts Into the homes of two Japanese-American families at Centcrvllle lost September. Attorney Frank W. Greely In formed Superior Judge Edward J. Tyrrell that Hailcy acted while lntoxlcotcd, otter learning tho Japanese hod toorturcd to death a younger brother. Another brother was wound ed In Pacific fighting, Creely said, and Hailcy himself hod been rejected in his efforts to Join the army. The attorney said the Jopanese war preyed on Hoiloy's mind, with the result he shot at the homes of Molonosuka Motosozl ond Toshlukl Idota, who hod Just returned from a relocation center. The Nisei were not Injured. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Moti Yourself Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main E Saturday March 9 Ml IN Dancing 10 till 2 Music by STUART'S ORCHESTRA Young Adults Class Formed TULELAKE, March 8 A young adulttf clasw has been or. guni.ed in the Sunday school oi me ruieioKe Community Presbyterian church with Mrs. Gerald Wilson as teacher. Let ters of invitation to Join tho group went Into the molls this week from Rev. Hugh Bronson. Mrs. Wilson, wife of Cali fornia hlghwuy putrolman, Ger uld Wilson has taught the ladies' Bible cluss for some months, The new class Is Intended to fill a gap between tho young peo ple's high school group taught oy mrs. AlKcn. the junior ladles class taught by Mrs. Leonard Mcshkc and tho men's class taught by Rev. Bronson. Mem bership is open to both young men ond women older than high school age. Tho new class will meet at 10 a. m. each Sunday. Booze Sale Brings Arrest Walter E. Johnson, sewing mactiine service man residing at trie Anchor hotel, was arrested last night by city police for sell ing liquor to Indians and is be ing held for federal authorities and transfer to Portland. Police sold todny that Johnson has admitted the sale and that ho has previously served tlmo lor a iikc oi lease. Arthur Cherry, 1829 Lake view, paid a $20 fine this morn ing for reckless driving. He was arrested at Commercial and Elm early this morning. Bcrlc Gal breath, 1034 Applegate, has post ed $25 bail for reckless driving. Kenneth Chapman, Merrill, posted $10 bail for a violation of tho basic rule. John Yakcl, 2041 Altnmont, paid a $7 fine for a like offense, and Adricnnc A. Burrcll, 503 Alameda, put up $5 hail lor permuting lour persons to ride in a coupe. Six drunks, one ' disorderly, one drunk and disorderly and one vagrant appeared in police court today. Two drunks boiled out and two parking tickets were paid. Soil Conservation Meeting Slated LANGELL VALLEY A soil conservation meeting will be held Thursday, Jviarcn 14 in Lang'cll Valley instead of Wed nesday, March 13,- it was an nounced today. The purpose of tho change is to enable farmers to attend the Ktwnnis dinner in Klamath Falls on Wednesday. FRESH ARRIVING DAILY! FISH Fresh Filled Perch Herring Crabs Clams Eastern Oysters Olympia .Oysters Pacific Oysters Salmon Halibut Q UALITY DELICATESSEN and FISH MARKET 902 Main Phone 5374 Flashes Of Life GLAD TO OBLIGE FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., March 8 Dr. H. E. Leming man aged to obtain materials for the construction of a new home, but encountered trouble getting the labor. Ho solved thot problem by allowing workers lo live in his old homo while they are build ing the new one. BRINGING HOME THE BACON HASTINGS, Neb., March 8 (IP) Mrs. C. C. Hurrlson of Los An geles, who Kays her family's sup ply of bacon In the last three years was two pounds, is going to get a surprise package from Hastings 10 pounds of bacon. Mrs. Harrison had written Butcher Karl Kauf and asked if she could purchase the 10 pounds of bacon one of Kauf's customers had rejected. The customer, who during the war would josh ingly order 10 pounds of bacon, recently had his order accepted by Kauf, but he turned it down. Kauf said ho sent the slab to Mrs. Harrison as a gift. WASTE PAPER ROCKFORD, 111., March 8 fP) After Mr. C. E. Haines tossed a piece of facial tissue into the chute to htrr apartment house in cinerator she remembered: her diamond-pearl ring, which she valued at $1500, was wrapped In the paper. Sho summoned the fire de portment: she called for- the Janitor. 7 Firemen worked two hours removing debris from the in cinerator; Janitor F. A. Dobson then took up the search and four hours later found the ring among the debris. He. was rewarded. Vets To Get Care In Own Communities PORTLAND, March 8 fP) A new agreement between the vet erans administration and the Oregon physicians service will permit veterans to get care for service-connected ailments in their own communities, Neil Morfitt, state American Legion commander, said today. Under the plan, ex-servicemen can go to their own physicians in most cases, Morfitt stated. Nearly 800 physicians and surgeons are listed by the Ore gon physicians service, which is under state medical society auspices. . . THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing Bowling "Come in as you are," ' LEWIS WITTER. Prop. Feed Your Dog as Many Famous Breeders Do .isf heo" w vr stJ hot Emu, ountr 0 Eant'f tit Cocker Spaniel!, Jlnncapoll, Jllnii., mrllei: ' havt teen utlnt Gro-Pop or toms Ume. W the oett load fro ftat-e a-er uted. ity doaieatbetter,maintatnbeitercon dllloo ond cool. In ihorr, Oro-Pup Jim oceri uholiy lotliactorv.". Most breeders and veterinarians use and recommend a founda tion diet of good dry dog food fed with scrap meat, Including fat So many feed Kcllogg's oko-fot because it pro vides all the vitamins and minerals dogs are known to need for growth, and vigor. Kcllogg's eso-fop is thrifty. And dogs love Its hearty, meaty flavor. Oct this scientifically formulated dog rood in a forms: - Ribbon, Ileal, or Fel-ett at your grocer's or pet shop. Made by KEI.LOGIi'S of Battle Creek, ORDER NOW To have 'em when you want 'em km&M ASTER J i J .S ': iJ"T iA l JT'iJwU A Profitable Meat and Egg Producers As Low As Place orders now for chicks as hatched or sexed in all types of heavy breeds or leghorns. All chicks guaranteed 4A. 15! SEARS FARM STORE Phone 5188 20 Klamath . Wallace To Seek Berth; Snell Files SALEM, March 8 VP) Sen. Lew Wallace, Portland, demo cratic national committeeman, unexpectedly filed his candidacy today for congress in the third district, which consists of Mult nomah county. Ho will oppose Charles T. Mc Pherson, Portland, for the nom ination: The seat is held by Rep. Homer D. Angell, Portland, who is so far unopposed for the re publican nomination, The deadline for filing candi dacies for the May 17 primary election is 5 p. m. today, with a last-minute flood expected. Until this morning, only 159 persons had filed for the 200 nominations to be made at the primary. Governor Earl Snell filed his candidacy for re-election late yes terday, as did State Labor Com missioner W. E. Kimscy. Both are republicans. David C. Epps, Mill City pub lisher and former leader in the left-wing. Oregon commonwealth federation, filed for the demo cratic nomination for secretary of state. Other- filings today: . Earl E. Fisher, Beaverton republican,- for state representa tive from Washington county. John Sneddon, Portland dem ocrat, for' state representative from Multnomah county. Ashley. . Green, Lake . Grove democrat, for state representa tive from Clackamas county. Emil R. Peterson, North Bend republican, for state representa tive from Coos county. The outstanding feature of Australian- weather is the long hours of sunshine. Official rec ords show. that even on the days classed "rainy" the sun shines for some hours and no city gets less than an average of about six hours sun a day. Canada Grants Britain Credit OTTAWA, March 8 (P) Can ada has granted Britain a credit of $1,250,000,000 at the same terms as provided in the pro posed American-British loan, Prime Minister W. L. MacKenzlo King announced today. The amount granted by Can ada is one-third the amount of the American loan, which still awaits the approval of congress. The Canadian loan also must be approved by parliament, a finance ministry official said, and special legislation will be presented early at the next ses sion, which opens a week from today. No important opposition is anticipated, although there have been indications that some spokesmen for French-speaking Quebec will oppose it. YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Sert-USE PURCHASE COUPONS You so to the Crtalt Offlel joit once to get a book full of eoupoai . then yo upend the coupon Jatt like caah all through the etore. There's no tan or formal Itr, no elgnlnx ! lipe, BrosJI down pnvineot and monthly repivmeoto. Vnial tarrying charge. 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Men's Flannelette Pajamas . 198 Boys' Sanforised, 6-16 Blue Jeans . . . 1.13 48 Inches Wide, Cotton Curtain Net yd. . . 35c 3-Way Metal Floor Lamp . . . 24.95 Men's Small, Medium and Large Sweat Shirts ... 88c Genuine No-Seam Men's Rockford Socks, pr. . 20c Sure Strike Cluster Salmon Eggs. 16-oz. . 49c o . 28c Cotton Knit, Elastic Waist Training Pants 48 Inches Wide Rayon Curtain Net yd. . . 49c Sturdy Glass Top Coffee Table . . 17.95 In floral Patterns Print Seersucker yd. . 39c Elastic Waist " ' Rayon Panties . . 49c Boys' Gray Cotton Sweat Shirts , . . 1.29 Men's Sturdy Elgin Balloon Tire Bicycles . . 35.85 Heavy Duty Passenger Hydraulic Car Jacks . 5.98 3-Ton Truck Jack 8.25 5-Ton Truck Jack 10.95 12-Ton Truck Jack 2.1.50. - ' I Purchases of $10 or More May J I Be Made on Sears Easy Terms I IKyaWWftlin( 133 So- 8th Street nyJacA- JUlSil Telephone 5188
