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Airway Network Urged By Aeronautics Board PORTLAND, Aug. 12 (P)A added to $1,000,000 from mu nicipalities anu 94.uuu.uuu ti network of stale airways, In volving construction of 58 new Oregon airports at a total cost of $4,000,000, . will be recom mended to the state legislature by the state board of aeronau tics. Under the airport plan de veloped by William C. Hill, state aeronautical engineer, the legis lature will be asked to appro priate $200,000 annually for five years. The $1,000,000 would be CAMERA REPAIRS don in our own shop. AMATEURSI for expert dries on all your photo problems, set us! YOUR COMPLETE CAMERA STORE 140 'E. Main Phont 8806 matching federal funds available under the new federal aid bill. The federal airport bill ac tually apportions $7,000,000 for Oregon in the five-year period, but much of that is needed for non-construction purposes. The state plan probably will not start providing it is passed bv the legislature until late 1947. Hill said. The state plan calls for construction of 51 class one fields 1800 fact by 400 feet, unsurfaced fields 2700 feet long: and one class three field, 3700 feet long. Five existing airports would be improved. Irving Allen, chairman of the Oregon aviation council's legis lative council, proposed a four cent gas tax on airplane fuel to raise the needed state funds. The present tax is one cent. American Draws Fire On Trieste Highway TRIESTE, Aug. 12 (PI Pub lic relations headquarters of the 88th division at Gorizia an nounced today that an Amer- Army Cracks Market Ring BERLIN. Aug. 12 U An in ternational smuggling and black market ring involving five mem bers of a Now York City family was uncovered recently when the army's criminal investigation department apprehended two members of the family in Berlin and Paris, an official announce ment said today. The five persons involved, all of New York City, were identi fied as: David L. Warner and lus four sons, Allred: Lewis u. Warner, 23, a former air corps lieutenant who was a civilian employe of the American Air- six class two i lines in Berlin; Oscar Selig Warn er, 29, a former naval lieutenant who recently started an import export business in Paris, and Robert Warner, an officer on terminal leave from the navy and presently employed by UNRHA in Shanghai. The names of. the Warners were issued through the army's Berlin district press relations of fice by Ray Carlucci, chief of the army criminal investigation office here. Carlucci estimated that "if the business had gone on for one vear the profit would have been $2,000,000." Smart Hold-Up Men Not Smart Enouqif ASTORIA, Aug. 12 (A) Two men pulled a diplomatic hold-up of a Warreuton tav ern last Friday night but they were under arrest today, after all. The pair took $700 from a bartender at gunpoint before a crowd of customers, non of whom realized there was a luild-up under way. "We thought they were trying to sell the pistol." said climts who saw the bandits waving the gun. Russian Press Slams Byrnes MOSCOW, Aug. 12 i,P) The Russian press criticized Secre tary of Stale Byrnes today and said the peace conference should go ahead with its work even if this meant postponing the United Nations assembly meeting from September 23 until the end of the year. "This simple, logical way, how ever, apparently does not suit those who already are planning to postpone the Paris confer ence in order to play some new game behind the buck of the conference." said a Tass dis- 'Rainlegs' The criminal investigation de-' Datch from Paris. stressing me importance -.n eniHir "o. fiH imrm v- i partments announcement stated terdav on the Trieste-Gorizia that the Warners had been op road at approximately the same "a"8 export and import noint whero another American business several months with the point where another American soldier recently was ambushed and killed. The statement said the soldier, whose name was not announced, was driving an American Red Cross jeep of the 349th infantry regiment. He was not hit. One bullet punctured a tire. - Classified Ads Bring Results. Farm Machinery FOR SALE READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2150 bu. Steel Grenades, still available $411.00 FOB Tultlake Parma Water Lifters for your irrigation pump needs are BTailable at this time One Used Ann Arbor 18 x 22 3-wire Hay Press, in good condition One Used Havmaster Tractor Front End Stacker with Workmaster Manure Loader attachment,' in good condition, for $300.00 One 4-ft. power take-off Seaman Triple Tiller One Judton Sulphur Spreader DON POTTER CO. YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER IN . TULELAKE, CALIFORNIA i-'"'. !," ;. '.' v Phone 4391 three sons in Paris, Berlin and Shanghai as outlets. Former Naval Pilots Die In Plane Crash BOISE CITY, Okla.. Aug. 12 (Pi Two former navy pilots, Conrad Votich, Orchard, Wash., and Frank Leslie, Portland, Ore., crashed to their deaths near here yesterday in a training plane they bought in Chicago and were flying to Washington. The plane was an old-style BT 15. of SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Kzftrt, GttsrntS Wsck (All Mlkt StaMbU Priest Fra Eitlmstts Sewing Machine Service Yr ladcptndant Drslr Phm mi s-jis shut wy the conference in deciding the peace terms for much of Eu rope, the official Soviet agency said "unseemly maneuvers car ried out behind a screen" by some delegates already had in flicted damage to the prestige and authoritv of the conference. Britain and the United States played a leading role in "ham pering the main proposal of the council of foreign ministers on questions of procedure," the dispatch declared. Bvrnes ought to know that the "high, sharp tone" of his speeches does not add convic tion and should be reminded of the old saying, "Jupiter, you are angry, therefore you are wrong," said the reviewer. Returns Sgt. and Mrs. E. W. ;Tichenor and family returned j Friday from a vacation in Port i land. Sgt. Tichenor is officer in charge of state police head quarters on Altamont drive. Classified Ads Bring Results. CHALK UP THE NAME- HARVIN'S new DODGE SMOOTHEST CAR AFLOAT' Trouble Tfe GtveJfru Protection Protect Four Safety and Comfort From one end of the country to the other Dodge Dealers are now giving their friends and customers Double Protection. This means that while new ear production remains behind demand and schedule, every new Dodge buyer gets insured safety and comfort in the old car he is driving now. 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FOR WAITING N1W DODOI a rlYMOUTH CAtts DODOS JOB-MlID TRUCKS LOMBARD MOTORS 522 SOUTH 6TH put w r . .--V-' -J 'MP4 "SW i it''' ' MA ! v;-.-' -v 'Vs, F- 1 11-"" -ed Dorothy Collins demonstrates "Rainlegs," a development ol Clark Bondurant, a Naw Or leans newspaperman, as protec tion against soaked trousers and as an anti-splash guard for nylons. His patience worn thin by having his trouser ltgs soaked, he worked out "Rain legs" to complement tht um brella, raincoat and rubbers. (AP Wirtphoto) Chinese Reds Mull UN Plea NANKING. Aug. 12 oP The Chinese communists were re ported unofficially today to be prepared to take their quarrel with the government to the United Nations security council If peace negotiations remained stalemated. The independent newspnper Hsin Min Pao said that Gen. Chou En-lai. chief communist negotiator, had told . S. Am bassador John Lcighton Stuart he was ready to put it up to the nited Nations if the Amer ican mediation fai'.ed. Chou de clined to confirm or deny the report. Stuart and General Marshall, special U. S. envoy, announced on Saturday that a general pence for China appeared impos sible to attain. Of f iciu 1 accounts from Tient sin said U. S. marines were re maining in China and were re placing reserves with regulars. This appeared to explain yester day's government news agency report that part of the mariret were pulling out. There was no Indication of any progress in epace negoti ations between government and Chinese communist leaders. A statement of tho government's position is expected Wednesday from Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek. Epidemic Quarantine Terminated At Adak SEATTLE. Aug. 12 P) The 13th naval district headquarters was advised today the navy's diphtheria quarantine had been lifted at Adak, in the Aleutians, and normal routine, with pre cautionary regulations against recurrence of a recent outbreak, had been restored. Box Office Opens 1:30-6:45 RIGHT NOW! MARX l'''"!' "CMAIU Of AK ' J) w ion count - ;ia IUMAN Refugee Jew? To Be Confined LONDON, Aug. Ill (Pi The British government announced tonight thill uncertificated refu gees reaching Palestine shores would be taken "to Cyprus or elsewhere" and housed In camps until their future is de cided. The aiinouiicement said Brit ain "cannot tolerate this at tempt by a minority ot Zionist extremists to exploit the suffer ings of unfortunate people in order to create situation preludlcial lo a Just settlement. At Ihe suiue time, the an nouncement declined. Hi itiiin was "deeply sensible of the suf ferings undergone by the Jew ish community and Is uuxlous to bring them to an end as soon as possible." Tho official stutement of Brit ish policy, foreshadowed by weeks of diplomatic, military and niivul preparations, said the illegal immigration was "threat euing both civil war and a breakdown of government In that historic land," The British government sulci no further Jewish immigrants without the proper certification will be admitted to Palestine. Salem Fireman In Gun Battle SALEM, Aug. 12 (Pi Floyd Smith, 41-year-old Salem fire man, was served a warrant charging assault with a danger ous weapon yesterday after a gun battle In which 75 shuts were fired. All available police were sent to the Smith homu Into Satur day when shot. began ringing out from behind the window. Officers returned tho tiro from behind trees and bushes. A vial of tear gus, hurled In to the living room, halted the battle enough to enable Mrs. Smith and her small daughter to flee the house. Police said Smith surrendered later, his am munition exhausted. Police quoted Mrs. Smith as saying she could not explain the incident, but that her hit.-band had been In III health. Nips Call Yamato Attack 'Foolish' TOKYO. Aug. 12 (Pi Jap anese learned for the first time today the full story of the last days of their super battleship Yamato in a newspaper story which termed the big warship s suicidal attack on American forces off Okinawa "foolish" rather than heroic. Japanese Imperial headquart ers' announcement of a victory in the engagement was "a big lie," the newspaper Asahl said blunt ly; and it termed sending tho warship Into battle without aerial cover a miserable blunder. Carrying only sufficient fuel for a one-way trip, the Yamato left for Okinawa on April 6, 1945. after all aboard had held a "farewell banquet," knowing the hopelessness of their mission. CHICAGO, Aug. 12 lP( Miss Lucille McGuire. a school teacher, threw her $1100 dia mond engagement ring into the rear seat of the car when she and her finance, Philip Qulnn, were held up. The bandit relieved them of $115 and Miss McGuire was quietly congratulating herself on her strategy of saving the ring but the bandit then or dered them out of the car and drove off with It. I mshai.d a N. mi rsiis, tics. I -. Officers Halt Venison Feast Hoarding Imuso venison feat lug was interrupted Ml M w,t''! Sailiidiiy by slate and fedeia oificers, who arrested Urn host and three paying customers, hiihscquciit hearings In justice court at I'hlloquiu cost the quar tet .I:hi in flues. Grilfln Hale, woods boss at a logging operation Ml Ihe iioi'lh ..in Kuiuiiiiii I'liniilv community. was fined $2.10. on charges of side of venison. Oflu'ers MM f Hale hud several boarders at his house and was serving fresh venison its regular fare with the ' customers paying $2 u day The officers Mill K bu iivbh iOIICC MONIIAl, Aa. IS, ISIS, G's Whistle Up Peruvian Protest WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (), Amvrlciin soldiers grueling j,u. tin Anii'i'lciin senorllaa linvn whistled up mi International in. cldimt. The stale depurlineiil ac knowledged today Hint Peru hml lodged a complaint over a whlsi. ling Incident at 'I'll I lira, hi north ern Peru. The department declined lo eliihoriile. From I. iiiim, however, cnine a report that street fight result ed between Aiiierlean sohllrrs and Peruvian officers In which several men were Injured. Sulu.i'iiienlly Ihe affair was i raised in the I'eruiviin eougrras am . ivo-iii oi ""."""I"", ' now debuting whether Ihe and Jim bavage of I 1 "mJ Uni.c.l States should be given wild life se rv ce-fo ind alf . i , , wllI.,m,'.i(lhl ft?! .' . ." '".".m'I Sit" use Ihe strategic air field at must browning In the kitchen i oven. The boarders were pre paring lo sit down to dinner when the visitors arrived. Talis Lucefield. one ol Ihe boarders, was fined $25 for pos session of venison. Charles Troy llrown. another boarder who admitted he hud been hunting with Hule, was fined $5U for possession and his bi other. Jack Wllhum llrown, was fined $25. llrown and frown originally from Arkansas, hud ar nved week before from Ari zona. Justice Lloyd Peters of Chllo quill fined Hide $250 and added a six mon t lis' Jail sentence to bu suspended on payment of the fine by August 20. Ilnle was permitted to return to Muwlch. ills combination fishing hunting license was revoked. All of the fines were increased by costs assessed by the Judge. Sullivan, Klumath Falls stale olficer, said that three deer had iiecn killed for the Hale board ing house table In the last SO days. Roach is a Bend stale policeman. Employment Normal Here Kmployment In the Klamath basin Is normal, according to USKS officials, with fewer un employment benefits being paid this month than last, and a steadily Increasing number of unemployed. A shortage of skilled labor has been noticed in the woods employment, with falters and equipment operators in constant demand, but a normal flow of both woods and mill workers has been maintained. The United States Kmploy ment Service will return to the state In November, having been voted out In the last appropri ations bill. Under the state set up, due November 15, the USKS will become a part of tho Ore gon state unemployment com pensation commission. CONTAGIOUS GENEVA. 111., Aug. 12 (P) Kane County Sheriff George E. Powell waited a week for the military policeman who was 10 rettrn a private first class from Aurora to Fort Sheridan for trial on chages of being AWOL. Then the sheriff called Fort Sheridan authorities to find out why the MP had not showed The MP was AWOL too. Cn!lnac Dsllr Osn SI 11:10 ENDS TODAY Tal are. Klamoth County Tax Rates Jump Sharply (Continued From Page One) Ihe extent to which school runts frtfurc In the increases, llcie It Is; Klsmath Tails 11)411 47 County .. 2(1 :i C'ltv elementary Mil (I KUHS City Govt 2511 5 11)45 It) 211 5 III II 17.7 .in u 1154 Total From this, It Is seen and county government are virtually the sumo 114 0 hut city rules Inst year, but schools are sharply higher. Here is an analyses of the suburban rale.' Main Suburban County 20. S Countv unit ele. I) II KUIIS 25.0 20 5 4 7 17.7 42 B Total 54 0 Hera are other analyses: Oanaral Rural 10411 47 1045 10 cu o :i 4 7 CUH 114 B II Countv 20 H 20 5 Total CU CUH Countv Merrill Total Govt 41.0 Merrill 0 S f. II 4 20 :t 28.0 CU CUH County Malm Govt. Park Uist. .. Malln 80 0 8.1 114 20 3 47 II 10.0 mmm nB OMIrs Optnc 0:IB r.NDS TONIGHT Corn. 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