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Dig Through Plane Wreckage
Pope Pleads
For Peace
VATICAN CITY, June 2 OftPope
Plus XII today portrayed "fruitless
conferences succeeding one another"
and appealed to the world's peace
makers to grasp the remaining op
portunities to restore normal rela
tions among nations.
"The peoples, bitterly deluded In
their desire for order, peace and
reconstruction, are coming to lose
patience and hope," the pontiff said,
but he admonished them: "Fear not."
ntaAlD KIWS. Klsmsla T.lli, 0r. MONDAY. Jans t, IM1, Vat Mta
"There Is always room tor a peace
ful settlement." he added,
"May the rulers of the states not
let slip this opportunity; It may be
Ood forbid the last opportunity."
The pope spoke after receiving
the cardinals' greeting on his name
day, The address was broadcast In
several languages b the Vatican
radio.
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Hold Down
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WASHINGTON, Juu 2 il'l-Thn
inurnment him decided to buck the
unlit market for (iiturn supplies of
ilirut needed for export rnllicr llinii
iy lo (Ix (up price II In willing
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Ill reporting III In decision, re.
mhiimIuIo narlriillurn department of-
The "cock-crowing" hour In Bibli
cal times meant a specific hour, be
ginning at 3 o'clock In the morning.
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dent, hut It will prevent a tot of
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n Ui liny whatever the market do
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Hopeful lit keeping wheat prices
nun jumping buck to the :i-u-,ulirl
level reached luii wlntrr. Ihn
kmvernmrul Imd considered seitluu
price ui which It would buy whrni,
II win me,ij nui.li nn wunr
xiuld pretty wrll tlx Hip market
rlrc.
''llin Idea finally wm towed aside.
mwever, Iwcnuse of the urgent needs
if inunv foreign urea between now
and their own lull harvests.
The government was auld to hnve
concluded thul It it federal purchuae
price were Mil farmers und others
Inhuming IIH1 wheat would simply
hold the grain. It so, vitluiibln lime
would bo lut III iicilliui tuppllei
jveisca.
If the limrkrt movement were
i.M.veil a miiiiUi or mi, Uiomi of 1 1-
Jtials declared, It tl lit 1 1 1 be Impossible
Hi net nil Ilia grain io marxni uc
4i,i net all the araln to mark
J rUM of Hit
crnicni snuriuge
liltit cere.
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Rleven buildings nl the Klamath
Falls naval mr station hnve been
pasted by priority groups mid me
now up lor bide (rum the general
public, war asset administration
representatives here announced to
day. The list IiicIuiIca:
Mess hull, rrcrratlnn hull, dls
imnuiry, rnillo bulldlnit. warehouse,
two nunnery buildings mid two bnr
rurki, Two luo-gnlloii gasoline
tnrife are offered nlo.
Included wlih each structure ere
ailnrhrd fixtures surh as plumbing,
heating, electrical mid refrigerator
systems, will plie, water ple, etc.
Complete details end official bid
form iney be obtained from war
assets administration, office of reul
properly. P. O. box 40(13, Portland,
or the WAA representative t the
air station. Hlela mm I be In the
Portland WAA office by 9 a. m,.
June P, 1047, when they will be
opened.
Do you know that you can retain
your rale and build up longevity
while In the naval reserve for In
active duty, and mill go about your
everyday work? Bee your navy re
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far body-bulldlng
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Hrfinrn unit pollrc illr ihmugh
of May 211. Iloillm of victims lie In
New Pine Creek
Eubrrniil over the propltloua
Alnnii Hie fnrtiirra, null workers,
ami ull are wenrniK KK'ul big
Ainlle. And why not? The prlng
cropii were on the veiuo ut n com
pleie burn-out and some full cropn
were Allowing giu of fading, but
now mml all the rropn w ill be revivi
fied and Ida will be turned lo gain.
The ruin Marled early TucMliiy
morning und It ruined nlinoAt con
Alnnlly all dny Tuesday and gave
the good earth a grand noukliig.
The KbaI grange u giving a bene
fit dunce till Hnlurday evening lo
which the public la Invlled. A iilntc
lunch will be acrvrd nt mldulght.
ICvuiigellAllc aen'lrea art) being
held nl the Klrnt UupllAt church
here and will hut until Bundiiy,
June I. The Hev, J. M. McCraw la
conducting the meellnet. I
Rom HurriA put the flnlnhlng
touchei lo the church gruuudn
WedneMlny with hi bulldozer, levej
Ing up the terrain. C'onrretc aleiai
have recently been added to Ihc
church apuionch whliii nddn great
ly to the front of Hie edifice. Itcv.
ITuKene lltirrowir, lo:iil pulor, U to
be rongrnuilutrd on hl active Inter
il In the remodelliiK und gem-rul
Ifiiproveiueut of the church prem
Uea. Ho pluiu to conMruct a high
gabled vettlbule over the concrete
approach, then give the exterior a
complete painting. Then perhaM a
lawn will lie planted on the grounds
and n picket fence built around It.
A few treea will be pluiiled later
and then the premlaea will be In tip
top thupe.
Mm. Amelia Chamberlain of Med-
ford arrived Hundny for a three-day
vlAlt with her slAter. Mm. Mary
Newmiin. Mi. Newmiut'a daughter,
feftwV"! I
i!'!'y','lLl. nf''Iiy 1" Bunllei,ome' fru,llds r()m KI(imR,n faug
buck to Medford for a few days'
VIAIl.
Pearl Newman Is vlMtlng on the
West Hide with her aunt und uncle,
Mr, and Mrs. Dlnmnnd Newman.
First Km. C. K. Moss and Muster
Sgl. Henry O. Morrison from Klam
ath Fnll showed movies of real war
fare of the Inst war mid gave talks
explaining the iiso of various guns
and war Implements at the last
Hireling of the Kn.it Ride grunge, n
week niio lust Saturday. After the
program the officers answered
questions, offered help for any vet
erans with problems of any nature
and filled In a general constructive
and entertaining program.
Robert Cook left on Wednesday
morning for Sacramento where he
will spend a month or so visiting his
parents and other relatives. His
father. Mr. French, wns uu and
.tprnl a day visiting here and took
Kooert Duck wiin nun.
The grunge Indies nre asked to
bring two of the following sand
wiches, salads and cakes for the
plate lunch at (he benefit dance this
Saturday evening.
Alvln McKuno and Min k Pnrt n
attended the grand lodge of the
IOOF. held nt Tho Dulles on Mnv
21 and 3J. They left on the 20th
nnd returned Frldny the a:ird.
The last day of school at the Kellv
Creek school wns held Thursday
ovcnlng when a big potluck nipper
was served with two kinds of Ice
cream for a topper. The graduat
ing exercises followed Ihc simner
whon five eighth graders, Arleno
Tuxhoin, Duke Brown, Dwnyns 8t.
Olalr, Hnrvey McClnln nnd Ln Don
na Nowmnn were presented with
diplomas bv Irvln L. Finis, chnlrmnu
of tho school hoard. i
The presentation of tho diplomas !
followed the rending- of tho clnss 1
wills nnd prophecies by the gradu
ates'. Prcuodlng this event, Anne '
It took 20 yearj to perfect the
delicious blending of flavor
and nourishment . . , now, new
Corn-Soya Ii catching on fast,
It's toasty, tempting, stays crisp
In milk. Got some today.
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Hie rh&rred ruins of I'nlted Airline piano after It crashed at La Guard la field on a takeoff the night
the furrfround.
Merrill
Mm. frank Morgan of DnvU
Creek, Calif., I vlMtlng her brother
and Altcr-ln-liiw, Mr. and Mm. John
O'Nell. Mr. and Mr. Victor Shuck
and Mr. and Mm. O'Nell wero host
nt dinner pnrty, Wednesday eve
ning nt the Hportanum'i hotel In
Tulclake, honoring Mr. Morsan.
Mr. and Mra. Diiiinm Unlrd of
Kluinuth Kails, vlAlled here over the
week-end with her purcnU, Mr. and
Mra. Dili Layman.
Mr. and Mr. Vcrlu liccve and
fuiuily will leave inuj week fur a
trip to bun r'ruuciAco. Tncy plan
lo iciurn Sunday, Dick ttcevea will
remain lucre lo visit lor a lew week
Willi nit nuiu, Connie Dybdnl.
Mra, A. M. Crynujl u cxected
home Suiurduy lium u vlall in bun
KrnnclAco.
Ur. K K. Tnilninn haa been mak
ing tome improvement on hla prop
erty here. A cement aidcwalk waa
liuitalled along the from of the
property and a driveway built. Willie
Moore and Uiwrence Heed uAitlited
with the work.
Van Holdrn and Darrell King,
operator of the Merrill HIlllardA
and the Merrill Clothing More, are
on a buhlncsii trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mr. Tom Cole and
daughter. Kathy. Glen Hunnlcutl
jiml Wilbur Simpp spent Sunday
Hulling on the Dr.vhutai.
mrs. Minnie jonnson arrived
Tuesday to spend a few weeks visit- I
lug her dniiKhter. Mrs. Van Holden.
J. L. Henlon returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay In Sacramento.
Heuton la Mrs. O. J. Harris' father.
Willie Moore and Clifford Phillips .
were putting a paint Job on the front
of Casllemun's pharmacy Wednes- i
day. 1
Mr. and Mrs. "Kack Hodges and
spent the week-end fulling at Mil-
ler luxe.
The teen-nge boys of Merrill have
formed a baseball club. Anyone :
boni In 1930 or later Is eligible for
membership. They practice every '
evening at 8 o'clock on Uic school
dlnmond. The team will piny Con
ger school at Merrill, Sunday, June ,
1. Game time 10 a. m. j
Plana have been completed for :
the Memorial Dnv dance at the i
Community hall, Snturrtnv, Mny 31. '
Dancing will begin nt 10 p. m.. with I
music by Baldy's band. The dance 1
Is sponsored by the VFW post No. '
4.0M.
Members of the VFW nuxlllnrv !
and the Oirl Scouts assisted with
the sale of "Buddy" poppies Satur
day. '
Mrs. Victor Shuck and Mrs. Bob ;
Bnrry mnde a combined business
nnd shopping trip to Klnmnth Falls
Tuesdny.
Sprngue, county superintendent,
gave the cliiss a splendid informal
talk on how to choose the right
course nnd how to get along with
people. She snld lots of people i
lose meir joos wnen tncy Know now,
but lack a type of personolltv.
enabling them to get along arid
work with the other fellow.
The PTA put on a song number,
and the two rooms each sang a song
which concluded tho program.
n
Saturday,
June?
Music by
mini
Malm
Pappy Gordon
Dancing 10 Till 2
Admission $1.00
Pioneer Community
A family dinner at the home of
T. P. Znronlliiikl wan given May 18.
Oucala were Mra. A. Morrleon and
Mra. Wesley Morrison of Aihland,
Mr. and Mra. John ZaroAlnxkl, Mil
dred Motachenbncher, Helen Eckert,
Joe, Kaymond, Eddie, Donald, Louie
und Mr, and Mra. Zaroxliu' '.
Joe Znroalnitkl, KUH3 senior, won '
a achnlanihlp lo HI. Mary's college
and aiAo an airplane trip south with
all exeiises paid. He returned home
home bunday evening. He will at
tend HI. Marys this falL
Mr. and Mrs. M. Parsons had as
their guests the past week their i
duughtcr. Mrs. Carl Hiingle and two
children from Hutherlln, Ore.
Cullers In tills area this past
week were Mrs, Ruby Kcnyon, Mrs.
Marguerite Ward. Mr. and Mrs.
rrcd Cofcr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rob- .
ertson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Saund
qulsl, Mr. and Mrs. M. Olllcspie and :
daughter Ami. former residents,
were here the past week for a few ;
days. They arc making their home 1
at Salem. They say they like It very
much there. The Olllesptea have a !
new car. i
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frntn visited
lit the Fred Kihiiu on Fall creek ',
last Thursday. .
Mrs. Fannie Talbot returned from ;
Ahhlund Sunday after spending a ,
few days with Aunt Lucy Cordon j
at the home of H. H, Van Valkcn- I
bcm.
James Rundul has as nice a
strawberry natch as you will see !
anywhere. The yield Is very heavy
i and the berries are ripe now and it
Is a beautiful sight '
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