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Boyle's Column Naval Hero Sees No Chance Of War In The Near Future By HAL BOYLE NEW YOKK, ;. 10 (!) An Amwricun flvrt coinmiinclcr who linn oiuHnlzctJ morn aiiililblouii UiKllniu i:inii uny iiiiim In h In to ry no liiiiiicdliilii lly ol wr Imvuiiiia "Uii offin. ivt powrr of miah bin tiiitlun in fr alionri of lt (IcfiMiiilv power." "And Hint In no morn pnrii doxlcul," mild Vice Adinliul Dunli-I E. lltirliuy, "tlmn lo y t two mvn with rvvnlvcrii ; arpii't likfly to ilurt ahootlnK If i'm.'h known In udviincv thnt ha I uoIiik to bo budly hurt or , klll.-d." Thl Mlyeurold veteran of 03 liuiclliiKM In I'm 1'nulfle him no II ; IiikIiiik ubotit llln prion of unnth .' rr Iiu kukchIi' war. lln thlnka r thut "until thfra la i-atubllalii'd i o m central world authority thnt oiin mifi-Kiuird our anciirlly, : inlllliiry inuacln ia our brat KUiir nutfu BUiilnal liny imlili'ii over 's wlivlinliiK knockout blow, "A world wiir of the future will bo fur mom cnlumltoua tlmn thoao In tlio punt," aald Burlxiy, ccinimaiuliT of tlio fourth flmit, In an Inlcrvlnw aboard tho bat tloahlti North Carollnu. "The victor will auffiir but allxhtly lena tlmn tho defeated. War mini I be eliminated." A powerful, eiicruetlc man with tiraylux hair and vluoroua pyua, llurhey la aa akllled In the lllvu-Hiid-take of diplomacy ua In the awlft corroxlon of buttle, Hit la a, much-decorated officer one of fewer than 10 llvlnit forelMn ora to fluid Chlna'a apecial Grand Order of tho Cloud and Uanner and he l nmuiiK the navy'a moat popular and Influ ential leadera. lie la oplmilallc on achieving pvace through the United Nullum and haa Ideaa on how It can bo done. He thlnka the keyatono to more war or permanent peace Ilea In "the dealra of all natlona for two thlnua: to maintain their own way of life that .Include their political ayatema and to aufeguard their atcurlty from forelKii menace. A ucace proifram which ex- tunda all countries theae funds mental Kimrunteea, ho bellcvva, will be aucceaaful. "All natlona. aa well aa our own," he aald, "are fearful of tlicli- aecurlty and learlui of corn Inn to any aurcement which would permit foreliin IdeuloKlea and craida being linpoaed upon them. "If 1'ie HuaaluiM feel we can't interfero with their brand of coinmuniain, if we feel that the Kuaalana can't interfere with our political forma, if the French feel that neither country can In flict lt ayatcm on them then we can put peace in the world. "Hut If we expect other na tlona not to I m pi me ttiulr Ideolo Klea on nelKbborlnK countriea, we miml be careful not to at tempt to do that ouraelvea." Ilnrbey aald thut America "militarily und economically." la the BtroiiKcat country In i h o world, i Peace Blow The admiral la Impatient with thoao who expect peace "to be gained overnight" In a world where big natlona fear differing political vlewa will bring them Into conflict. Heturnlng to hla 1'ieaia that all tho big powera could hit hard Scouts Show Training In Annual Circus At Armory The armory waa packed Fri day night for the Ktamuth baaln dlatrlct Boy Scout clrcua, In which 400 to 900 Boy Scouta demontrated their Scouting ability. Starting at 8 p. m. with a grand entry, the epiaudea were ao arranged to outline and car ry through the aucccaaivo atugea of Scouting and cub activity. The five cub packa were pre sented flrat In a aeriea of small aklla, followed by a demonstra tion of dlaaater relief and firat but couldn't keep their own peo- le from being hurt In return, jarbey concluded: "The knowledge of thla offen sive power and the ability to re taliate la the greatest deterrent to an aggreaaor. "I believe that if we can re main atrong and I appreciate fully the tremendoua tax burden that require! other natlona will be induced to work toward an agreement to outlaw all muse destruction weapona and devel op aafeguarda to make sure there can be no violations. STf-i Akk16 TB'r viarpwiked, vie valley after Jnj- MWtr.-I RtrxR' wwlers vske-uv Wot Boot tiwmh hou uotfc in wiaivitoa, tOOTHIM VCM IN TH VAV GOIP GT WOUND'. M WGBV WJUCj troftt, COO. a-W ' L1L LTn. i fn oot voo"v.v. promiVi not to t ; know? ; ,JpTJV MR. HORMER AND WtR 40 MPlKt ,0 DOGxSONtO MftO t ROOOtV HKHT Oft might mot et. euiutWeuT IT'S WS PitoO MrS.RU66.' 6UINtA ftNO NO ONE tv-vt tZJ& T w atft w. . pot. of. j r I CXD OOC-& TIMK MA- X YEN, BUT NOLTLt CT US6D TOO f NOW LOOK. THIS IS A X. VHBUTTHE W Acmtm sow iiuty vcu a ) it we'Re now in isths an- rolvsh countrv hjll fob vc acts woaoool Iu- A s5X-T ' VV VNrV jr THAT BUNCH OF SHACKS J OP TOUGH PBCKB-SO THAT'S A ) K SOU VMOjJl JOfr-V ,HO 1X0 3trV GULCH... TO OCT INTO THrS OUT- VJciNCH UPirTH" - -1 X. (f'i'i ) 1 NOWVVHATT . LAW CROWD SOU CJOTTA JjrC CMT&Pi fP&'ft0 what T yiiE 100K1N6 to the ot n must Bf f miii i got Y0S5amO f rv a short V' whv. sless voua X acx? oown.eh': CM 1001 OvTRAaEOUCLW WIXPEHSNf I OH Ml 0SCUe SMACK. OVER. I TERRACE-.I IITTL0 STREET MILDEWED SOUL , TOP... SES,VWU HMIE fOA fOU J KOUfl m fHUAITTO BEACH. V LITTLB STREET ON GOAlAR. I CAN'T QUITE BONN THE I POUT TRY MAKIM6 UP j HO QUIBBLING, (HUTU- PLUSH TERRAS, LWEOV PLACB IT I CITV OVMP. X'A V OUR HMND5 FOR US? SIR.VOIrVE SOLD N I f OONOlN J KM 9O0... S, ATRAIO fOU W0TA A HOUSE. JUST fTlr 1 V 1 " t rf-- NW'B '200 DOWN , - . UKt IT. y ' U " . j,l MAKE OUT TH5 fyT: , .. t miir " 'TiiM.fK iii l1!! 1! lBilliw--v lira Rut Hfvrert uwExcacreo DEPWRTUCtt Mai PliOiS LAW4CMAII BH0U6HT TH8 CUKTAIN fXV A80UMW.ANO eJDE0 A 9FCIM OF MfSUAPS THAT WERCKT N TL fiOiT. AA(vA4He. WMAT(g8CAAlt LARD SMITH? ui."Ji ' 1 . i,iaH i mi m . - -"Ti ilH- fcl I JUST STICK I I fElEO Din COO; V UCDC DDPTTV NCOO m TWC I C3tfil THOSE "TWO THUGS SURE T WELL, MDU WEPK TO M6, fTNNC, MUCH FOR DIAMONDS, I I BIQ TOWN "THERE' ALL IV6 GOT B CLEANED US OUT-EIERY CENT- J A SPORT WHEN AND VBUU. BUT IF I CAN JUST I I TO DO IS FINO OUT WHICH IS B now 1 know how rr feels to 1 vou had it, wear eat regular rut. I L the best syndicate and 5 MEN'S CREPE PAJAMAS! Tawncroft pajomo. Full cut for comfort . . , notched collar . . . ona pocket. long ileevta . , . drawstring bait. In eaty-to-launder crinkled crepe . . Ironing neceuary. Ton, blue, green. BCD. 2 aid, a aet being designed to Imulate a burning building and a live pcraon being rescued and aided. Rope work and knot tying were next spotlighted, numer oua small ropea with a variety of knots in them were distribut ed throughout the audience as gifts. Signalling through the ages waa the title of the next acrlea of akita, ahowlng various methods of transmitting mesa agea from the primitive tom tom to modern rauio-tciegra- phy. The Danceaof the While Cari bou waa featured In the Indian dancing episode, the dancers entreating their god for good hunting. Episode seven featured pio neering, with the Scouta erect ing three towers on the atage without the use of a single nan. uaing ropea to bind the timbera together. A acmonsirauon 01 fire-makina waa followed by cookery over the fires previoua- ly started. The clrcua ended with a demonstration of axe manship followed by the grand finale where the assembled Scouta gave the Scout pledge and a aalute to the flag. Scotty Jacoma was general chairman for the event and Vern Speirs acted as program director. Yets Get More School Some disabled veteraas, who need more than the usual four years of training to reach tneir occupational objectives, now will be permitted to take addi- t nnal traininit unoer puonc iaw 16. Zeno Dent, veterans aominia- iration training oincer in mis area, atalea loaay. Veterans so severely disaoiea that no course of training will restore them to employability in four years, and those who lose time in tneir courses oecausc ui health or other personal circum stances, will be neipea Dy me new ruling. Dent explained. Provision also has been maae for disabled veterans who start ed pre-professional courses be fore the war and who have since proved their suitability for their chosen profession, but who still must have more man iour years to prepare for it. The VA official pointed out, however, that the plan for added training does not apply to any veterans in training under the Gl bill, which bases eligibility on their length of service up to maximum ol 48 monins 01 training. Most disabled veterans also will remain within the limit of four years of training, Dent advised. Training in excess ot iour years will De given oniy uic severely disabled in school, ex rent in unusual instances of job traininil. ine VA omce "V courthouse building here has further details for inquiring veterans. Girl Injured In Fall From Bunk SPOKANE. Dec. 10 P) The condition of Roberta Rogers. Sa lem, Ore., seriously injured when she fell off an upper bunk at Eastern Washington College of Education, was reported "im proved Monday. Miss Koaers, oaugmer 01 n. b. Rogers, Oregon state forester, underwent an emergency opera tion after she fell and struck the sharp edge of a dresser, piercing the abdominal cavity. College officials at Cheney said she had climbed onto an up per bunk for a nap, instead of using her own lower bunk. When her alarm clock sounded, officials said, she instinctively jumped up, reached for it, and fell. LEGAL NOTICES NOT 1TB NOTIf-T 18 HEREBY OIVEH that thai undriignd hai bn appointed x cutor of th fate of JAMES E, M OSIER, also known ai JAMES MOHIJCH, cUceasad, and haa qualified, and all perwont having a claim agalrut aid hUU ar haraby required to pre aent the same with the proper vouchers to me at the office of L ORTH BI8E MOflE, 213 Stewart-Drew Building, Klamath rlla, Oregon, within alx (0 month from the date hereof. DATED thU 20th day of November, WALTER ZIMMERMAN. D. 1-10-17.24-31, No. M7. the bond Uaue br John W. Shular. bond attorney of Portland, Oregon, who haa Deen aaaiating with true bond laaue; and bide iu hm 1 1 ted will not be binding on the bidder unlaaa In the nninlnn nf Mr Shular tho bondi are legal. Additional SUMMONS Eqelty Ne. 77 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE Or OREGON FOR XXAMATH COUNTY. PAULINE BABB, Plaintiff R. S. BABB. Defendant. TO: R, S BABB, Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OT OHKOON, You are hereby required to lappear and ana war the complaint of plaintiff on file agalnet you In the above entitled Court on or before the 17th day of December, lftM, that being the date of the last publication of thla summon and 1 you fall to so answer or other wise appear for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the re lief praytxl for In her complaint, to-wit: for a decree of absolute divorce of and from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Thla summon is served upon you by Rubllcatlon thereof In the Herald and ews once a week for four aucceselve weeks iflve Insertions f pursusnt to order of the Honorable David R. Vsndenberg. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and enured the 18th day of November, 1U41. the first publication thereof to be made on the ltrth day of November, 1U46 and the last publication thereof to me made on Tuesday the 17th day of December, 1WJ EDWIN X. DRISCOIX, Attorney for Plaintiff. Pine Tree Building, Klsnwth Falls, Oregon. N. 19-IM; D. 3-10-17 No. 977. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Or PAUL SCHOLLE, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting ad ministrator of the above entitled estate. All persons having claims against the same are hererby notified to present the same, with vouchers attached, duly verified In the manner required by law to me at the office of Edwin E. Drlscoll, 204 Pine Tree Building, Klamath rails. Oregon, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice. M. M. CLINE, Administrator of the Estate of Paul SchoUc. Deceased. D. 10-17-24-31 -J. 7. No. 399. For Your Xmoi . . . from Poole's Wheel Goods and Toys Sleds 5.95 Tricycles 6.95 Bicycles' 49.95 Sidewalk Bikes .. 26.95 Taylor-Tot Baby Walkers .... 8.95-10.95 Scooters .... 2.50-13.50 Toy Cars .... 27.50-$40 Steam Engines 14.95 POOLE'S Bicycles and Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby riven that the under signed has been duly appointed Admin istrator of the Estate of H. W. Glad- It.,.. 4.k.4 V.v (Via rimilt r'Mli-t nt the State of Oregon for Klamath Coun ty. All persons having claims againat said estate are notified to present same, property verified, to the seld Admin istrator at the office of nls attorney, Hnrv C Perklna. In the Stewart-Drew Building. 731 Main Street, in the City of months from the date of urn notice. Dated Dec. . 1M. FRED H BUUTHWELL Administrator of the Estate of H. W. Gladltsch. deceased. D. 3-10.17-24-31. No. 98. NOTICE OF BOND SALE SL1arf nrrmnuli will b oMnsd and considered by the Common louncu 01 the City of Merrill. Oregon, for the pur chase of Gene ral Obi I ga tion Water Bonds of said City, aggregating S90.0O0 for the purpose of providing funds for the reconstruction, reoalr. extension and improvement of the City Water System. Sal a Donas wui oe in wnominsuoni of 11,000 each; shall be numbered ser ially 1 to 90. Inclusive, dated January 1, 1W7; will bear Interest not to exceed 4 per annum payable semi-annually on July 1st and Jan. 1st of each year, principal and Interest payable at the office of the City Treasurer at fwemn Ortfnn and will mature aerially In numerical order at the rate of $2,000 per year, payable January 1st of each vur from 1MB to 1072. Inclusive. Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to and including Dec. 26, 1B46, at 8:00 P. M.. when they will be opened and considered. Proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for not less than 2 nf the nar value of the bonds on a bank doing business In this State. Bonds will DC caiiaoie on Jan. . ivo iunieaa mjiw in sooner i and on any semi-annual In terest payiof date thereafter, and may nni ha aoln .'or Imi than M& of oar value. The Council reserves the right to reject any and au bids, in case ox rejection, the check accompanying the bid will promptly be returned. An opin ion on the legality of the bonds by John W. Shuler. bond attorney of Portland, Oregon, who has been assisting with this bond issue, will be furnished the suc cessful bidder by tho City of Merrill without charge, and the bid submitted will not be binding on the bidder, unless in the opinion of Mr. Shuler the bonds are legal. Further information may be secured from the undersigned or from City Attorney Thomas w. tnsiDurn, Merrill. Oregon. HOBMT DtLLMAN. City Recorder, Merrill, Oregon u. ie-17-a-i. no. oo. vnxirr op rond SALE Sealed proposals will be opened and considered by the Common Council of the City of Merrill, Oregon, for the pur chase of General Obligation Sewer Bonds of aald City, aggregating $25,000 for the purpose of providing funds for the reconstruction, repair, extension ar4 improvement of the City Sewer System nd uwama rwriiif tirvn ftlant. Said bonds will be in denominations of SI. 000 each, shall oe numoereo ser ially 1 to 29, inclusive, dated Jan, 1, 1M7 hMr Interest not to exceed 4 per annum payable semi-annually on July 1st and Jan. 1st of each year, principal and interest payable at the office of the City Treasurer at Merrill, nnann nt shall mature serially In numerical order at the rate of S1.000 per year from 1048 1B72. inclusive. it hiri will be received by the ...stHtmut nn tn anri ineludlnsT De cember 26, 1946. at 8:00 P. M , when they will be opened and considered. Proposals must be unconditional and accompaniea oy a wnuwi not less than 2 of the par value of the bonds on bank doing business In this slate. Bonds will be Callable on r.n i ioar iiinlM maturina soonert and' on' any semi-annual Interest paying date thereafter, and may not be sold for less than mr ot par vaiuc. me -.. -oil MUrva tha rleht to relect any and all bids. In case of rejection, the check accompanying the bid will promptly be returned. The City will fur nish the successful bidder (without charge) an opinion on the legality of HEBALO a NEWS, X la ma la rails, Ore. TI7tStAT. Dm. IS, IMS, Vag Imi Information may be secured from th undersigned, or from City Attorney Thomas W. Chat burn, Merrill, Oregon ROBERT DIMJMAN, City Recorder, Merrill, Oregon D. 10-17-14. No. 993. I IMI SU IMW Your Home . NOW! Clean, glistening white ROCKWOOL WILL NOT DISCOLOR YOUR CEILING. Rockwooi insulation blown in your attic will SAVE you 30 on your heating bill. 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