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MORE Reports Of Mysterious Flying Saucers Pour In From 38 States And Canada HAN HUN IH ), July 7 uVh Proin uiik rntl uf thr country to tliti jlhrr, lirw rrpurU of dultHikf "liv ing itttitrri" Nk tut in luit Ihrmixh ill klt lud(y ml fled o thr inyiitrr? thiili ' tmfflnl llifi imUnn alnue Juu 20. I here tu iiu MilkUclory rplMii ulliiii of tlifl uhritoiiiriiuii. Thr ttiucrrs Ural wrrt rriurlr.J rni in llin attl of Vahliij(i4iu on June 'la. lhru prMOHB In utlirr Hralrrn Ulr uld Miry liuil urni Ihrui, Ilia lift rump ovrr Mil) July 4 hiilulay. wlim lliry IhU wm rn purtril arm rual nl the MImimIi... 1 fir.iUK'Nb IHUUIUIIIIII IIUWI'U If IV tiiynlrry nliJrcUt litut Uvvu ri-jmrlrU Bt-fii lit ntuU'M, Mil' DlMllit of Co luinbift mill la Cunudu. YrnUiili.y thry cirt rt'purtfU to littvu Itrrii mjch in inure thuii a dn.. 911 ntulfft, mid in Houlhwt'ntrin On tuilu Air I'rtlml An him lit I patrol hy (ho Oicuoii imtlniml Ktiurd rrp.-rtrd it hud rullrd to aHilit onn of Mm objoru. 'J he uunrd plunnrd to arm. a pliuie tiKlny lo n jMt nrur Ht. Murlrn, jilnlto, ulirrt it wnimw. niiifl lo wr aoiia iutw FlKhl of Hip difikn illnipritr in timlMT nit July :i. Kriinrlli Arnold, hiulitrMtintii illu ii f ItoUr, Idiihn, firt reported rth thr dliks. Hp mild hi aaw lihip flying lit formation at aprrd Ve.MitiaU'd al liWi mllra and hour Jf ivrr thr CaM'tidr inounlulna, Olh rr ottarrvrrs Intvr givm thr objrrta varluua aprrd and, In al Irani our t'aar, imltl thry npjirarrcj to hr un it rntlrd til thr air. MimI olMrrvria Uunlly ngirrd that the oUjrcUt war. loond or oval. ClurnM-A a to tlirir Mr itttvir laitgrd ft out llmt of a llvc-riKim Iiuumj or law atlplulitt lo our drMrlptlnii of 'a iilvrr bull, aix liiclir in ill am rtrr." No Army Couiiiiriit Tit army, thr navy and the atomic rnciiry com mum Jon all Un claimed any coniirctiou with tha inyktny. An at my air force upokm mail hi WaJihlnutoii wild Mir AAK liad brrn rhrrklim thr rrHirU but athlrd llmt "wr jI til liavcit'l the IlKhtrat Mm litit thry could be." hum arlrntUU auggralftl that rr flrctloii of Itihl, urh a from air craft, might account for Mir bright objrrta which bavr brrn rr ported. In aontr raiea, thr otnrrvrra have IncUtrtl that (hr Maurrr" have brrn accompanlrd by ftotinrf. Two Held In Stabbing TUI.KI.AKE. July 7-Wiilirr W. MHoii, M), mul Hymn John I'ruy, 44, clrwrHiril tin (rniuirnlfl, an hrl(l In lull here tnclny trjiiutftull in llm MtAtiblitg of n Tiilrlnko barlcudrr l.t Kijil.y nmlit. Tho contlllltm of th wnuiulrrt nmn. Mniiurl (I. Oliver!., n mil conildrrrrt nrrluii. !.ttt thr iiikI( (tf July 4. Hf-tonl-IllK l 'l'ulrlnkf iitllrrin. Mrlnll mill Prtty wrri Intoxirntrd whrn tby runic Inlo Ihr llimirnirnil bur mul wpr rrfunril nmrr drink, by Oll vrru. Pray Ivrumv rnntiird iind Ihrrw gl.u l thr bnrtrnilrr, hll Unit him III the mr. Ollvrrla rmnr .rnuiut from be hind the bur !trr Prtiv. unci Mrlnn brnuitht ruror Inlo the Iry Oil verm rerelw-d nn 8-lm.h lh up end dnn lilt nbdnmen. .mnllrr rroMWl cut nn III. kbdnmrn. Anrh cut nn hi. rhr.t end nthrr . Iii.hr. nn hi. Irtt nrm end wrliil. nllvrrm we. trrntrd end hu In )lirlr. bnndnKnl l Tulrlnke clruK tnre, while Petty end Mrlon were tekrn to )nll. They ere bring tekrn to Dorrl. fnr court pprrnce thlJ efter noon. Clnulflrd Ad Drlng Rr.ulU. Outitonding Service In HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Furnace Cleaning Rrpnlry- Peru Oil Burner Service Evaporative Repelra- Coolcri -Prt PADE and TITTLE 4 Shert Metal Work. 231 Market I'hune 3016 V 1 YOUP rADiAiTu. " - ri ii ri TAILOR t MADE to (it YOUR car. EXPIRT UPHOLSTERY and TRIM WORK SEAT CUSHIONS REBUILT BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 DISKS SEEN - llrre 1 tha pulpit, mid hrre are the pew. . . . Thia pllr of pcwi with the pulpit In Mie foreground taken from tha Immanurl HapUt church on North Klrvrnth during rebuilding proceaaea caught tha rye of the nine o'clock prclallat Mile morning. Lakeview Rider Takes Bronc Honor iC'mitmuccI from Page One) n top mun in the Umlima bull ride, wiiining first day money each of the three (Uy. plun his .hare of enlrunca leu which were adilrd mid dlvldrd Riming the rldrr. at the end of each day. The .hurtr.t tlmr In calf roping In the entire nhow wa. made by liob Woolrry who tlrd hU calf on Uie third day In 15 and onr-lenth i wronda. vtoolrry bad no time on j the flr.l day Mhlrll rllnunalrd htm : from the final rontr.1 whlrh wa. won by l.r. Ilurdr. with a total time of D.Y&. Hlirilr. time wa. 17.7 lor til .III 11 T lit! Kll. .t..l It I .... the 6th. John MrKarlane had sec ond brat lime In the final, with 61.9; llallarhlde wa. third with 6X.I and Hill MrKarlane fourth with 69 keronda flat. The purse far till, event wa. $KO0; day monies 6266.66. tntrrrs wrrr .pill far the finals. AMibury Hindi took fina day money In calf rnnlng on the 4 til with time 10.9 end Vic CsMro was first with loo on the 6th. Woolery'. tlmr of IS.l made him high man on (he 6th. Hulldoiger Casey Davl.'. the boy from Wyo ming who' placed flrat so often In bull riding was first In ball dogging finals with accumulated time for Ihr three days of .13.3. He was first -place winner on Saturday with H.3 tlmr lo his crrdlt and was third In day monry fur the 6th with 9A time. Itrst time In this event for the en tire show wss made by another tap band. Ilolloway tiracr of l.os Ange Irs whose time was 6.0. placing him first for day monry on Sunday. Pat Met 'arty was first on Krlday with 7.6 tlmr. Anlibury Bchell and John Rhodes hud the best total time. 5.V3 III i su-er team roping finals. Al Bkelton and Rhodes iniide second best time 1 In the flnnls. Til. Marlon Vincent and Bob Jones third, 77.1: Oernld 1 Murk and John Vance fourth. 78 5. Hixlrcn and scven-lentlis seconds i was the best time In this event for the enure show, made by Schrll nnd Rhodes for first money the first day. I This team took first on Saturday demi-tasse My, how the children lovt them, growrvupi, too. Y, Sierra "Cremt dt Coffcci" mad from pur, rich cream and quality coffee art flr in dcmind becuw they are to delicioui and delightful. Individ ually wrapped. Alk Your Social Hour Bridge Mix in Boxei ... V Scor ( WRYONl WANTS) CANDY (ffA . I III 'lTfe Scores of other delicious varieties in Bulk each a favoriu SOLD WHERE QUALITY IS, IMPORTANT also, with time. IS S. Day money on uie lost day went to joe Mendea and IJcl Owen al 16 6 tune, furse lor tills event was WOO, entrance lee Slugger Sloan, rodeo clown from riiortni. Arts., and Fred Harry from r.urrka, Calif., spill on high points lor tile Sunday purse in oarcuaca brane riding, having 211 points each. Sloan was hjgh on friday and sec ond on Saturday with Harry first. Best Kelnrd Kvent Ucsl reined cow horse event, lim ited lo Klamulh bantu riders went lo HUtniry Johnson firm, W. E. Ham mond, Joe McAullfle and Dull Col well. The purse ol 6160 plus entry Ices was split 4U-30-'iU and IV for the hm Ileal scores of the three days. fat HoKue, local owner, took top day monry twice, on the 6th and 6th III the five-eighths Iree-Ior-all race. This purse was 6300, with 6100 plus entry Ires split each day, 60-30-10. A Mathwiclc was first on Salurduy. Hotiue also took first place on two days. 4lh and 6th in the sevrn furlongs free-for-all. for the 6300 pin sc. with II. E Nelson Jr.. who run second on these days, placing first on the llilrd day. Hall and Mr.Oowan first on Fri day In the quarter-mile free-for-all stock horse race for the 860 day monry of Uie 8160 purse. Entry fees were added to the day money and split three ways, 60-30-20. Leo Hanks was. first In Saturday's race and James Bldwell on Sunday. Heglstered quarter-horse, quarlrr mlle race waa won by liall and Me (iowan all three days. The pony riprea. went lo Hill Dingier on each of the three days with K. R. Noble I second place and Willis rtrwln third. Cy Tolllon of areat Falls. Mont.. who announced his first show here this year kept the program on schedule. Interspersing factual com ments nn contestants and keeping tip-to-the-niliiute on scores and limes. ' He has been engaged for the 1048 show. The Guskeys. Prank and his two kids, Raymond and Joyce, put on a beniitlful perform ance with their ruling and rope tricks. This family was here two years sua They work In moving pictures Between rodeos and live on a rnnrh nt Cathny. Cnllf. All of the six men who were hurt In Friday', show were released from the hospltnl no later limn Saturday and there were no accident requir ing hosptUUlMitlon the last two days. Hurry I Hurryl Hurry to the near est fire warden or nearest phone and notify the fire warden when you spot a forest lire. You can do your good deed that way. Keep Oregon green. Confections NOW AT PRE-WAR PRICE SO t: 1 POUND 2 TIN Dealer For and Banquet Jell Dropt and In Bulk at popular prices . Day's lews m'i i n m'l i iv i i ' - ""'""" (Continued from Pave One) will be saved each year by uulfl- catiou." Il answers nil own question by adding; "Personally, I think the savings will be astonishingly large because 11 lor no otner ruasoiiuur present system is so nurriuiy uneconomical. ' lie nil V lar wrong mere. . PRESIDENT TRUMAN this murn- lug signs a law creating . n nierpoer commission lo investigate all agencies of the government witn a view to "promoting economy, el Ilcleucy and Unproved service. " Four of the iiiembers will be ap pointed by the President, four oy the speaker of the house and four by Uie president of tne senate, bpeaklng realistically and without prejudice, the member, named by the President will lor political rea sons want lo make It appear that we have done all right In our spend ing In the past. Those named by the speaker of the house and .the firesluent of the senate will be po lllcally Interested In bringing out the recklessness of past spending and Uie possibilities for economy now. We common folk, who pay the freight, are pretty sure that it hard common sense controlled public spending we could have a lot more and spend a lot less. AN the troubled foreign front, the Czechoslovak government decides In a closed session this morning to ACCEPT an Invitation to the new Paris conference on the Marshall proposal ("get to work and we'll finance you" i DKHPJTE Russia, rejection of the plan. Watch tills. Czechoslovakia Is under the Rus sian thumb. Her people are much like us. No one can doubt that they prefer OUR way to the COMMU NIST way. It takes courage on their part to do something Kussia dis approves. But for a thousand years the Czechs and the Bohemians have never lacked courage. IN her first election In 11 years. Spain votes overwhelmingly for continuation of Franco's regime and to give him the right to name his successor. We lift an eyebrow, of course, and assume that the Spaniards voted Dial way because secret police were breathing down their necks at Uie polls. That may be true. Still, we must remember that Spain never has known much about what we call democracy. It is a mistake for us to assume Uiat j everybody In the world wanu what we want. Manslaughter Charge Filed TULELAKE, July 7 Charles BlumenUial. 29, of Tulelakc, was taken to Alluraa today lor arraign ment In superior court on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. The charge was filed by Gerald Wilson, California highway patrol man, who Investigated the automo bile accident May 26 In which Oeorge Evans. SO, Coppeck bay lease land operator, was fatally in jured. Blumenthal was driver of a car which smashed Into Evans' vehicle. The accident occurred on the AM turas highway three miles south of Tulelakc. In Modoc county. Evans' car skidded 60 feet after the Im pact, struck a railroad crossing sig nal and overturned In a ditch. William Harvey Ayres. 43, In the car with Evans, was iuirt, but Blum enthal was uninjured. Evans was brought to a hospital here but died 20 minutes after arrival. Blumenthal was not held by of ficers since the accident untU to day, when the Involuntary man slaughter charge was filed. POTATOES CHICAGO. July 7 ( AP-USDA) Potatoes: arrivals S26; on track 466; total U. S. shipments Thurs day 671; Friday 382, Saturday 671. and Sunday 73; supplies moderate; demand good, especially for best stocks; market steady; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs 84.60-4.65; Califor nia Long Whites" 14.40-4 50: Fon llacs 89100-5.35: Idaho Bliss Tri umphs 64 60; Kansas Red Warbus 83.60: Washington Red Warbus $4.00-4 60, Bliss Triumphs 84.75 (all U. 8. No. 1 quality washed). Your LAKESHORE INN O COME EARLY! OSTAY LATE! O HAVE FUN! To Forget Two Youths Flee Custody Of Quarters The county Juvenile department abandoned use of the Summers lane detention home for youthful pri soners last week, after a number of escapes from the Institution, and took over the basement of the health clinic at 1040 Main, but two boys broke out of that building their first day In, July 4. The boys, aged 13 and 11, had wandered away from the old deten tion home early last week and com mitted' half a dozen burglaries be fore they were caught by city po lice. They wore put In the health clinic cells as a more secure detention place, but they opened a door and got out Prld:ty afternoon, clod only In their nightshirts. According to police, the boys were caught again late Friday night after having broken Into two more houses and stolen a couple of .22 rifles, some clothing, two wutches and other small articles. The first house entered was that of J. W. Thompson, 638 Alameda, where the rifles ind other Items were stolen, and later the boys were discovered Inside the residence of L. J. Brenniin, 1401 Division. Edward Uretinun, who came to the house and found the boys In side, o.'i Id that they told him a story of being broke and hungry, saying that they were here to see the rodeo and had a room at a downtown hotel, Brenna- fed them, then took them to the hotel, but on arrival the lads broke away and ran. Bren na n notified police and the boys were picked up shortly afterwards. The stolen articles were recovered, and the boys put back In the clinic. The older boy was being held for numerous burglaries and for the theft of a car In Medford. The escape was the fourth for him. The other lad was held for several bur glaries and not long ago waa In volved In an accidental shooting in which his younger brother was in jured. Wheat Harvest Drop Expected By The Associated Press Oregon's wheat harvest gets fully under way today Monday) with the yield expected to be about 3500.000 bushels under last year's. The May drought cut sharply into the harvest In some areas, but June rains spared many fields the dam age expccled. Agriculture officials said the yield probably would be up lo long-time averages. The drought hit Morrow county hardest, cutting expected yields to 14 or 15 bushels per acre instead of the usual 16 bushels. The county AAA said that fewer than 1000 acres would have grain for harvest.. In Wasco county, though, t h e yield Is expected to be about 1500. 000 bushels, only 300.000 under last year. Sherman county expected to gel slightly smaller yields also. Umatilla, the top wheat-producing county, expected 28 to 29 bush els, compared with 30 an acre last year. 10-16-8 FERTILIZER For side dressing! on sugar beets FREE DELIVERY Fmrm Equipment TM lata Bv Last Chance! To The Golden At Life's Bore -Try fc i. i"'" -uin ' - in . Market Quotations Al Chem Aj Dye 162 ' Amcrlc un Can 93 Am Pow A; U - 11 '4 Am Tel U Tel 160',. Anaconda 36'4 Atchison 84 Bendlx Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane ...... Caltfornlr Packing Canadian Pacific .. Case, J. I Chrysler : Commonwealth Ic Southern. Consolidated Edison . .. Cons Vullee Cont Ins , .., Crown Zellerbach Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft DuPont Dene . Oeneral Electric General Foods General Motors Goodyear Tire .- Gt. Northern Pfd International Harvester Int. Paper Pfd ..... Johns Manvllle - Kennecott - Long Bell "A" Maytag Miami Copptr ., Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nst. Dairy .. 3314 .. 87 .. 16S .. 29 , .. 12 .. 37 V .113 .. 6 '4 . 26 .. 13 . 63 .. 29 S .. 4H .. 58 .196 .. 3',i .. 42 .. 59H .. 47 i .. 43 .. 91 'i .105 .. 44 .. 48 .. .16'. ' .. 15!4 .. 61 - 16'4 32 'i N. Y. Central IS '4 North American Co. 25 Northern Pacific .194 Pac. Am. Fish 13 Pac. Oos Ac Elec 40 'j Pac. Tel. & Tel 101 Pan American i Penney. J. C. Radio Corp Rayonler Reynolds Metals Richfield j Safeway Stores . Sears Roebuck 8lnclalr Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil California Stewart Warner Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining Union Oil California Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft 45i . 8 '4 ... 22 'i ... 22 H 15'i ... 23'i 39 Ti 16'4 44 29 'i 61 i .... 16"4 194 ... 'i 22H .137'4 . 22 ... 19H U. 8. Steel Wamer Bros. Pic. 16 West Elec. ic Mfg. 28 74 Woolworth 4914 LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 7 (AP-USDA) Cattle: 8alable 1000. calves 100: fat steers and heifers scarce, steady: around five cars stocker and feeder steers 19.00-21.00: odd fat grass heifers 22 00: few loads feeder heifers 19 00-20.00; good range cows I800 .50; aged range cows 14.00-15.00: common 12.00-13.00: canners and cutters mostly 9.00-11.00; good beef bulls 17.00 down: calves steady: few choice vealers 22.00; hulk medlum-sood 19.00-21.00. I Hogs: salable 100: steady with Thursday: few good-cnoice 180-240 lb. barrows ana guts io.su : oaa good 275-300 lbs. at 24.00-25.00; odd good sows 21.00. PARK VIEW Convalescent Home (Formerly of Ashland) ss. vral slats glrl tdl.re. Orei.a , Ph.D. tU 34-llo.r Sirrlce ft.fltLrt. Marts la Camrga KIMth Fall, OrefM Hear Gate Quartet Lakeshore RIBALD HIWS, KUoi.tk fall., Ore. One Killed, Many Hurt In Accidents (Continued from Page 1) Lake o' the Woods' road about four miles below the lake. The boys are James Savage, 14. and Emmett Parker, 16. Both were taken to Hillside hospital for treat ment. Young Savage had a broken left ankle and his companion a broken right leg. Mrs. Eldora Relmann, 26, of Seat tle, had a broken right arm Mrs. Relmann was driving up the hill toward the lake when she met a truck driven by George Sanders, 916 Klamath, with Mrs. Lana Sav age of the same address, mother of the Injured boy, as a passenger. The truck was towing Uie car In which James Savage and Emmett' Parker were riding, with Savage steering uie crippled vehicle. As one passed tne truck, Mrs. Rel mann Is said to have cut In sharply and hooked a fender. She appar ently didn't see the car being towed. The Impact snapped the two cables and Uie car with the two boys plunged down Uie steep, rocky bank, turning over and over. Both boys were still In the car when It came to rest at the bottom of the slope. They and Mrs. Rel mann were brought to Hillside by ambulance. The truck and car both belonged to J. N. Barnes, 111 Sheldon. Two persons were slightly Injured In an automobile accident at Oregon avenue and Siskiyou at 3:15, Fri day. Injured are Mrs. A. N. John son, 30, and her son, Eugene, 7, both of Sacramento, Calif. Mrs. Johnson was' treated at Klamath Valley hospital for a cut on Uie head, and her son was re leased from the hospital after one night, suffering from a broken arm. C. W. Adams of route 3, driver of the car Id which the Johnson were passengers, was going northwest on Oregon when he swerved to avoid a collision with a car driven by Ver non Ward of Roseburg. The Adams' car skidded Into a post Adams was unhurt. Mrs. Johnson and. Eugene are here visiting relatives. Homer LeRoy Moore, 21, was dri ve of a car which turned over three miles north of Tulelake Fri day afternoon. Tommy Doffeur. 18. Tulelake. sustained a broken right foot In Uie accident. Moore pleaded guilty to violation of the basic rule and was fined 825 In Tulelake justice court. Sonja Carlson, 10-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Carlson of 917 Owens, was severely injured when she fell from a porch onto a picket fence Friday afternoon. The girl Is suffering from very bad lac- LUXURIOUS QUALITY FURS IN DRAMATIC NEWS-MAKING SILHOUETTES! Come in for Silky Er mine Lustrous Per sian Lamb Hand some Ocelot, Muskrat ond Mouton. See our beautifully styled Russian Squir rel, Lock and China Mink. Meet these magnifi cent new fashions. See us now for a liberal allowance on your old fur trimmed and fur coots. MONIIAT, b T. M1, Vat lm rations about the abdomen and lower part of her body, say Hillside hospital attendants. She was ad. mltted at 1:46 p. m,, Friday, and' underwent emergency surgery. The hospital reports that she Is doltm fairly well today, considering lh severity of her hurts, F. W. Blnns of Klamath Palls, route 2, was Injured In a motorcycle accident July 4 near Fremont bridge. Blnns was forced from Uie road by a car, which did not stop. lit waa shaken up, and auatalned In juries to a knee and hand. A teen-age youth named Wauaeka Brown was shot In the knee at Beatty Saturday. A Run accidental ly discharged Into the knee. A number of other minor non highway accidents were reported. Just Arrived! IN-DEER SP&RT OXFORDS 'feel young, .took young m hind laced, kitttn-solt OUN DEERS. Ideal for every ective purpose.. .e pfacicl...odiffefnt,too. 650 t Shoe Dept. m J' I A lK7 ' list VP? 12 1 asaaa mm Nil V A - 111 fi4 . yw mr h Ate) h A if i 0
