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
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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.
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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
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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.
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