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Gifts Donated For 'Smokey' Tho lint of iloniilloiia lowiud 1 ho welfare uf Himikcy, the llrd Cross horse, continues to uiow. Tmliiy. Orvllle lliimlltoii, oily )iillt'i i-hlcf, lidded hlii support In Smokey a i'iiuhp, M H y 1 n It. "Wo'rii uiillii prone Id ftiruiit tint Itfd Crow until times of rnlnstrnnhn, 1 feel thut Hmiikry is tcm-hlim us lessim unci in ctolnu vtiy worthy IhhiK." Smokey wu donnti'il to thu local chapter of thn Ht'd Cross liy Mm. Flunk Ilurd. I lu will In' uni'il un Hit) inuhi attraction t un miction sulc to lo held IMcilinlily Koini'tliiin In July, from which all proceed will uo to tho Heil Cruris. Sjoiiho'ii of the Jdcu hope thut Mm. Ilurd's move In doniithiu Kinokey will prompt otheni to inuku iiliiillur conn ibulloiu of lurit'' or sinull vulue to ho mild lit the unction, Smokey In hclnu cured for, lioiiHed, fed, und uxerclned free ut chui'Uu ly tnlcrciitcd people. Chief lliimllliin linn offered the lino of u police curort for Smokey when no In to he tuken throuilh downtown Kluiniitli Kails on exhibition In tin: neur future. Tho exucl time und pluce of tho Mile will be uniioiiiiced toon, Ship Captain Found Guilty SKA1TLK. Juno U l1'i A cout uuiiril inerchunt murine hi-minil unit convlctetl Cunt. I.yle Fowler toduy of niivlKiil niU the gtriuiinhip lroiiuolH ut rxct'sslvu speed diirlnu ohiiciired visibility when the ship rum med und mink tho UiKboul Miir tbu Kcih Muy 21 In the Strlilt of Jium de Kticn. l.t. ft. J. Kurnest, tho count Kiiurd heurlnu officer, ordered Cuptiiln Fowler's mioiter license suspended fur two nionlli, then iiuitpended the sentence und pluced Fowler on probation for nine nionthii. The hciilinn officer found thut Ciipliiln Fowler hud fol lowed ull ftiifety precautious ex cepl lining excessive speed. Test Imony dlaclosed tho Murthii Foss did not blow foi giipmls. Truman To Issue Merger Directive WASIIINf.TON. June 6 (,V A presidential directive will no to the unity und nuvy on unlfliu tlon policy, President Triinmn raid tcxlny, J nut n.i toon as lie hus determined what course ho will tnke. The prixildeiit told hl news conferrnco thut connreui would huvc to pass lciiinlullon for a merger of tho iinny and nuvy mid thut 111" directive would imply define administration K)llcy. He will, ho explnlnrd. Instruct tho army und nuvy Just whnt policy to advocate before con itress. Offlcerit of thp two serv ices have debated for months over their differences on unifica tion. MOSLEMS APPROVE NEW DELHI, June 0 (AP The council of the Moslem league voted overwhelmingly tonight In fuvor of accepting the Drilish cabinet missions plan fur the Independence of India. Approximately 15 per cent of all lux money collected from motor vehicle users In llMl!-! Itt-tll went for purposes other! than htithway construction and maintenance, according" to the i u. i. I'ubllc Hoods administra tion. ASK LYNN ROYCROFT about Standard Insurant G0LDIN YEARS' HAH He will gire you full details ' aap ' on the Insur ance plsn thai enables you to recire with a lift income. Stmiu I.si ham i: 4'ompamy LYNN ROYCROFT 412 Main St. Klamath Falls. Oregon " "' '.'nrT"""11 ,IS "" "' I. llvlang Klamalh ralla Oianars rhona 1)141 n The- Bay's toys (Continued from l'aiio One) wu on Ilia wuy to JJUY A WIFE. Tho nutlve announces thut ho will line lila $2.10 rewurd to buy u better type of wife thun the $40 kind Hint wua ull no couiu previously uflord. Thin leuchea us (if wo lire (nlvruiil euoiiKh to accept thu lesson) thut there lire till kinds of people in tho worldpeople whoau aiunuuriia inner ruoicuuy from mini, but who urn ao fur iliilto annulled with their UWN standards. Polish Leader Charges Plot WARSAW. Poland. Juno 5 (Delayed) (!') Vice Premier Sttnliliw Mlkolujcyk hua churKed In un addrena thut the Warsaw ic'Klino wua trying to destroy bin Polibh peuaunt party throiiKh force, armed bunda and avcret police. Mlkolulczyk, who formerly wua premier of the Polish gov ernment In exile, apoke before the Kenerul council of Ilia party, but the text hua not been pub lished hero because of censor ahlp. He declured thut an ultempt wua under wuy to "ruilroud" the Juno lit) referendum, churKlnil thut peasant parly mcmbcra were rejected ua polling clerks In ull but three uf Polund'a 17 provlneea. The referendum I to obtain votera' vic-wi of the government's Millciea of nation alization of industries, and oth er meuaurt-a. The vice premier churned that the government wua luiug aocrel police to plunt evidence purporting to allow the Polish peasant party was linked with terrorist bunds. The peasant leuder a I a o chin lied thut the recent action of the security police In pud locking und suspending activ ities ol six peusuut district head quarters vlolutcd the 1U21 con stitution. He questioned the le gality of tho government's for mation of the rcaerve militia, which had placed guns In the hands of 30,000 in the last (JO days. Alaskan Road Study Approved by House WASHINGTON, June 8 (Pi Creation of an International hlKhwuy commission to study routes between the United States und Aluskn wus approved toduy by the house. As sent to the senate, the bill would set up un ulithl-man com mission, two of whom would be members of congress, to co operate with a similar group to be appointed by the Canadian government, Passage of the measure came on a voice vote in which mem bers are not recorded. KLAMATH FALLS rallew flrarrhllfhl nim la Tnls Bm. Btilh ant) Division 81. ririi RiraR cirena Visit Kline lb rails fllnra lMt Daa'l Miss TM. On. DAY WED- 1? OrLY 1 JUNE 1 CICANTIC RAILROAD SHOW CLYDE BEATTY M IN PERSON J SHAKING DICE WITH DIATH IN THI BIO STEU CAGE WITH 40 CRUEl, BLOOD THIRSTY LIONS AND TIGERS O OPPOSITE SEXES. MRS. HARRIETT BEATTY Vara riling t aa lima TWO HOSTIK IORDS a Mm JUNGlt Ola art SarMlatM ELEPHANT - TIG E R DON targnailg Carta aatf FRANCISCO ClOUO giaq nt Slot Wua BALLET THE FLYING CONCELLOS M Ml A if Morvah la Braath -Totting fciplo.tl Q h frying fropaia DeWAYNES Scriiatlorigl Aero-, batle Marvels Incomparable DUpiay of Swpgr Horsamonshlp LARGEST Tralnod Wild Animal CIRCUS In tho WORLD ant ol oaool amd arUmelt tout of portorming llaprionia a ftcoraa at Mas; nlflcgat Haraaa a Clownr Oolora a Atrol el fanta i Rffrvf(l ifnt tlrheli on aala WFP NKHOAV, 10 A. M. Till It V, M, at WAMIKKKN DRDO. Damage Suit Before Jury (Continued from Page One) aging the truck beyond repulr, mid that he wus painfully In jured in tho accident. lie charges thut the BP loco motive wus in motion crossing the highway and thut the rail wuy wus negligent In not main taining a warning slgnul or flint niun, and that he did not hear any warning whistle or bull from tho train. Nowcoml) testified thut when ho first suw tho truln come In to the crossing he wus less thun 100 foot away and driving his truck about 13 miles uu hour. Ho said thut he applied his brukes but crashed Into the first drive wheel of the onglne. James C. Dczcndorf, SP at torney, ut this point reud to the Jury, the credibility of the witness, a statement signed by Newcomb and made a few days ufter the accident. In that state ment Newcomb said thut he wus traveling 20 to 25 mllea an hour, wua 1(10 feet from the locomo tive when he applied his brakes and thut the brukes seemed to rutch at first but the weight of the truck and trailer seemed to push the vehicle Into the loco motive. Tho Southern Pociflc's con tention Is thut Newcomb wus driving fusler thun the situation warranted and that Ills brukes were faulty. Also In the statement New comb had suld thut his truck wus in third gear and hud a noisy transmission, so that warn ings might have sounded with out him hearing them. Pre-Trial Conference In federal court hearings the facts agreed upon by both pur ties and the contentions of each side are brought out In a pre trial conference, and Judge Fee reud the facts and issues of this case to the veniremen before the trial begun. He also ques tioned the veniremen as to their qualifications for Jury duty in this case. The Jurors, all from the Med-ford-Grunts Puss area, muy get the case lute this afternoon. Also this morning Judge Fee releuscd two Indian youths, Bruce Elton Tupper and Murx Lloyd Brown, who have plead ed guilty to forgery, to Join the army. Both arc enlisting for three years, and Judge Fee admonished them to make the most of their opportunities. Brooklyn Women Riot At Market NEW YORK, Juno 6 M') A seething muss of screaming, hulr-pulling womun today sunt a squad ol police curs speeding into downtown Brooklyn. Order wus restored after a few minutes. Police reported the women hud been waiting in line since 1:30 a. m. in front of a meat market and latecomers had tried to crowd In up front. 60 IF B-room modern house, barn, 2 chicken houseg, brooder, garage, woodahad. All planted to alfalfa, wheat and bar lay. Including S head Durham heifers (2 year olds), 1 Durham bull. 250 chickens, 2 brood sows. I boar. 1 team of horses and harness, 1 Fordson tractor and plow, 1 naw manure spreader, 1 spika tooth harrow, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 sulky horse plow, 2 mowers. Pressure water system. Within five miles of Lakeview. Can giva immedi ate possession. Price S7.000.00. 2580 600 acres In meadow. 400 farm. IS80 grasing pasture. Can cut 1000 tons hay. Modern home, good outlying build ings, miscellaneous equipment, paved highway. Federal range for 350 cattle or 2000 sheep. $75,000 CASH. Terms to responsible buyer. 80 40-Acre paid water right. Good 7-room modern home, barn, outlying buildings. Near schools a a a $10,000. Business Opportunity Excellent meat business, wholesale and retail) fully equip ped. Also slaughter house to let or sell. Will pay to investi gate . , , Real opportunity. "KEEP OREGON GREEN" Real Esiate New Flag Flies Over City Hall Flying over the city hull these, days is a bright, clean, new American flug, replacing the badly tattered one which bus been giving service for over four yeurs. Lust week the old flug was tuken down and burned in accordance with United Stutes law which forbids other dis posal of the StarBand Stripes. Tho new banner, approxi mately three by five fnct in size, wus ordered from the east by tho city some time ugo. German Royal Jewels Vanish FHANKFUItT, Germuny.Junc 8 (!') Germun royal Jewels worth $1,500,000 vanished from a German castle while it was in use us on American officers club nod an official announcement to day hinted that Americans were suspected or ineir men. The House of Hesse com plained thut the fumily Jewel had disappeared from their stor uge place of nearly two years in the basement floor of Kronberg ensile about 15 miles from Frankfurt. , The provost marshal's office suld Investigation disclosed that u container had been removed from the basement floor lust No vember B seven months after tho castle wus requisitioned as a recrention center for American officers. I ' All militury personnel who may huvc had knowledge of the Jewels alleged to have been buried In the basement and then reported removed returned to the United States prior to dis closure of the loss.'' the an nouncement continued. "All facts ascertained here hove been reported to the war deportment and it Is presumed that further investigation is being continued in the United Stales'." In Washington the war depart ment affirmed thut Jewels of un disclosed value hove disappeared from Kronberg castle and said an investigation is being made. PAY RAISE OFFERED EUREKA. Calif., Juno 6 (AP) Striking lumber workers in the redwood industry were offered a 20 cents an hour wage boost by Thomas Cokeley, attorney for the redwood industrial re lations committee, at a federal negotiations meeting here yes terday. RESTAURANT , FOR SALE Doing a good business in one of Oregon's best agricultural and payroll districts, with a six-month supply of necessary staple goods on hand. Reason for selling, illness. If in terested, address XYZ, Horold-News. Acres Acres Acres Congress Split On Draft Ages WASHINGTON, June H Wi House and senate braced toduy for a tug of war over resuming the teen oge druft. But there were hint of a compromise making 10-ycur-olds eligible and exempting those of IB. The two chambers found themnclvcg poles apart on the teen uge Issue in their efforts to decide how to continue the druft. The senate is overwhelm ingly for continued use of teen agers In the services, the house Just as overwhelmingly aguinst It. Although it differed on a number of points from the house measure voted April 13, the teen age provision promised to be the big stumbling block in the bill which the senate passed along to a senate-house confer ence committee. The conferees, seven senators and seven representatives, must adjust all the differences and persuade congress to accept their recommendations between now and June 30, when the present law expires. Here is their problem: Length of extension: The senate voted to continue the draft until next May 15, the house until next February 15. Age of inductions: The sen ate voted to continue inducting 18 and 19-year-olds: the house ordered a halt to teen-age in ductions. The top draft age in the house bill is 29; in the sen ate's. 44. Pay raises: The senate wrote into its bill pay raises for en- laJiunlfij BEAUTIFUL! SLENDER!! You, too, ran hrtp kr-rp YOUR SLENDER LINES the 'Hollywood Way run biM bMSM -Tm Ultima- UU4 tOt YOU It-UUTtif kf JUNE 1 X ; ': ': VINCENT J -SV 'X ;"l STAY SLIM The Hollywood way : I HOLLYWOOD BREAD i I ', ' ' 1 baked without horteninc NO 1 -ij FATS are added . . . enjoyed by I I we't'lt"concloul People from coast I I to coatt. Wholesome and Tasty I IsHWlYWOOD'S 'teSh , TOAST TO BEAUTY" A V S-L AJJJ MRBffl o) 1810 Acres Excellent Stock Ranch - Natural meadow, grain and al falfa land. Will cut over 500 tons hay. Very good pasture! excellent water Tights, over 12 steadfast springs, creek through ranch. Modern home, large barn. New hay loader. 2 mowers, plows, wagons, miscellaneous tools and equip ment; 30 head cattle, 132 breeding ewes. 140 head lambs, 6 head horses and harness. Twenty miles north Lakeview paved highway. Immediate possession . . . $33,000.00. Income Property Desirable property. Three houses, modern, part furnished; 4 cabins part furnished. One vary good modern residence. Income $110.00 per month a a . $12,000.00. Terras to re sponsible party. Business Property Desirable location in Lakeview business district. 530 Acres Diversified farming, 280 acres grasing and pasture. Ap proximately 60 acres in alfalfa; 170 grain. 50 acres meadow. Modern home, good outlying buildings a a a TERMS. 78 Includes 1946 alfalfa crop, right. Price $5,500.00. WRITE. WIRE, OR LAKEVIEW, OREGON -- PHONE 201 Timber Arriving In U. S. Hr Tha AuoelaU Praaa Hr The Aa.af-ialrS Praia rihcl N. Malharn. Ul I.I.. Klamath Palla. arrlvad on (ianrsa Washington dua In Naw York J una . ns If. Morahau.a, Bgl., Klamath Falli, arrival! on Oaoraa Washington dua In New York Juna 6. llorallir I,. Iluo blna, Tac. 4, Klam ath Kalla. arrlvad on fiaorge Wash ington dua In Naw York Juna 8. Mary K. Mrl.ana. Tar. 4, Klamath Kalla, arrlvad rm Ganrge Washington dua in Naw York Juna 8. listed grades only. The house refused to put pay raises into the draft bill nut voted in sep arate legislation for raises rang ing from 50 per cent for buck privates to 10 per cent for five star generals. Induction "holiday": The house ordered a moratorium on all inductions prior to October 13. The senate turned that pro posal down. Military Institute Planned At Ashland MEDFORD, June 8 (AP) A boys' preparatory school to be known as the Rogue Valley Military institute will be estab lished by Col. Preston B. WaU crbury of Ashland on a site a mile south of Ashland, the Jackson County chamber of commerce was told last night. Col Waterbury said the school would be a non-profit institu tion .for 350 to 400 boys of high school age. He said he expected construc tion to be sufficiently advanced to permit opening of the school Sept. 4, 1947. The site includes 40 acres In the foothills of the Siskiyou mountains. Classified Ads Bring Results. IT Tasty! Nutritious! to IT AT tit MM I ' to Dnw Dir. Ma 117, tri, CL FLUHRER'S BAKERY Acres 50 acres of full paid water TELEPHONE COLLECT BKBAI.D at NWS. Klamath Falli, Ora. Italian Queen j Sails To Exile ROME, June 6 typ) The royal house announced officially to night that Queen Maria Jose of Italy was en route to Portugal ! aboard the Italian cruiser Duca jDegli Abruzzl. A spokesman said the Duke and Ducliess of Aosta had gone to Belgium. The duke ond duchess are cousins of King Urn berto II, who is expected to fol- 'MAKE IT A HERE'S TRAVEL, 1AI 1 1 ADVENTURE FOR lUUi Going abroad seeing sight you may never gee otherwise is just one ad. vantage of enlisting in the new Regular Army. Over threou,iarte cf a million POST OFFICE BUILDING Klamath Falls, Ore. t tf j j camel.? I BRUSHES 1ARE NOT -MOE FROM Why drive around with scratched, dented auto fenders? It costs but a trifle to have them re finished here . . . keep up the appearance of your car. Free estimates . . . duality work. We have six of the best factory-trained mechanics in Klamath county! AND WE CAN PROVE IT! FEDERAL TRUCKS Duplex Two apartments, furnished; close-in. Rental income $50.00 per month , . Price $4,000.00. 160 Acres Wheat, alfalfa land, includes crop, now fences, well, pump, windmill, $4800.00; $1000 down, balance terms. 90 Acres 6-room house. Including 75 acres of full paid water rights and including 55 acres planted to grain and alfalfa. On 60-Oliver tractor with power mower, 1 plow, 1 disk, 1 rake, I cow, 3 heifers, 1 windmill, pressure water system o a a Within fiva miles of Lakeview. Price $9,000.00. 146 Acres with 1946 crop consisting of 40 acres barley, 40 acres alfalfa, 60 acres wheat. Includes 1 Oliver tractor with mowing machine attachment; I three bottom plow, 1 3 section harrow, I 10-foot cultivator, I 10-foot hay raker 1 8-foot grain drill. Paved road. 2 miles from Lakeview . . . $14,600, $4600 down. Balance terms or Land and machinery only at $11,000, $3500 down, balance terms. 80 Acres Alfalfa and grain. 60 acres paid water right. Incomplete 3-room house. Good highway. 8 miles out. $4500 $1000 down. TIIIIKSIIAY, Jan , 148, rag Hat low his queen Into exile Mar, suit of the weekend plebiscite which voted the monarchy out and a republic in. MILLION 1" have joined up already. MAKE IT A MILLION! Full facts are at your near est Army Camp or Post, or U. S. Army Recruiting Station. SALES AND SERVICE "KEEP OREGON GREEN" Insurance
