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I SATURDAY, JULY 12, 19-17 B Dick Turner , 1 PAGE EIGHT Couple Face Sentence In Grants Pass .UT, PAce iul UMrs. Laura Lucille Medlin and p rur iW ' W,MedHnC23a,,ondn6l r.'ath, 25. pleaded guilty l Mrs. Medlin, u. . h , H t t0 fctll. The . be" th-ehi,d in ,heir home at Selmo June - M . 0B 0 but to Weed. Thflt 1? S her thereTh. flaxen-haired child was Calif., ond abandoned ' f d the , m0rning unconscious and " j" , Gilreath and the tomey- Sentence Myr , rf clrcult Jnt10m time lor sente nee hlne coun- palr reiuru - i have not been .djnttte v...- . been admitted to bU . inee wS "A,, for Tne; sail 6 siskiyi arosec SSHSStS two-weeicH o. ream and J". JX"tl. intent to ih.reed with N?" S " taw. but e? to Oregon St"er were turned nt authorities when it bern n that me ministered In seimn. little girl, ""SSSSS the mother ur Medlin oecau"' . ,,m of iTmird child J5,e day betore mie. ta,0n"Jfcftlaulted. end a Marv Jane was "fJ. th wh.n autement rnaae o, Jane K noTn bg;'there were tmany kids siskiyou lyntyWsaS-Oatewm Josephine counts ia Med. Jan Diet Asks $2 Million TOKYO. July Te-t nese overment suggerea t&l but insisieu h expen government costs and oth er gc 5ll1lTSorouUay to Japan. "J'SS ifuSSng : now of grant The diet is taiKii nrti.000) SSE3Sa WiS Pate y27 0MO.OOO J'" MO000 "to eup.Hon costs. TgweiSrnent request for adm- for reparaUons shipment. Police Seek Death Suspect - ADtcon rniif . July tarchTormTddleraged but Ef.?yM trunk .staying of h 48-year-om Turldsn-Dorn wuc. " -- semSeNational park and eastward "SZJVSSS; SSen. described ako as a ortuguese counU s Jound a trubenea'th iSng's h6tel toward Reno Friday. Sheriff Murray C. Hathaway said ffic nl di.sclosed the ikSS number "of King's car was registerea mesaay south gate of the park te 'Mariposa . t-i -i, tnkii the li cense numbers of cars entering the Dark as a routine dtwotu. frn. flifoar-nlri rpRtaurant OWn er. one-time seaman and minor New Orleans night life figure, dropped from sight early Tuesday. Journal Official Takes Radio Job PORTLAND, Ore., July 12 O. S. Jackson Jr., associate publish er of the Oregon Journal, on Mon day will oecome genenu uiiibci w radio station KALE. I The announcement from the news paper said that he would retain his ' newspaper connection but would devote his time to the radio sta- He replaces Charles E. Couche, i who has taken a leave of absence,) the announcement said. A WELCOME TO WORSHIP AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH North Eighth and Washington . Cecil C. Brown Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School For All Ages Nursery . For All Services 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:45 p. m. Training Union For All Groups 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship Sunday School Bus Service to South Suburban Areat I House Passes Sugar Measure house Friday passed by vo ce vo e and sent to uie ", .a . n. I. finmKtie and locate sur -- ---- foreign producing areas and fix tne i Purina the lTf'XL I1V6 aum f " years. , . . 1. Provide lor incentive payments to sugar beet ana cane Don.iir thi !ucretarv of agri- .i.t.rtnfn vht "fair and r.nniible" nrice will be paid by processor w , , 3. Require the secretary of agrt- J.tmina vrV VPflT the minimum wages to be paid sugar industry agricultural workers. 4. Allocate a quota of 375.000 tons of refined sugar to Cuba and 126.- 000 tons to rueruj ru. Dead Woman's Body Found MARION. O. July 12 (-Sheriff LeRoy Retterer said Friday two rone-trussed body of a 25-year-old divorcee in a rural churchyard near 1 tnjlait Sheriff Retterer identified the victim as Mrs. Zora Gerbes of Mar ion, motner oi uiree ciuuicu v was divorced four years ago. les and Harry Yeager. in the yard Ox ot. rauis Luuicmu -nun. '" miles east of here on route 98 as they returned to their home nearby about 2 a. m. from Marion. Ketterer saia . tired only in a blouse and one shoe. A clothesline was wrapped three ...n,t har norV nnrl TlASSed under her legs, pulling the knees almost up to the chin. T-A imiicM nn th left lee were tti nniv mnrks on the body, the sheriff added. AmericanNews Pays Dividend Favment of its 500th consecutive dividend was authorized today by the American News company when directors declared the regular bi monthly dividend of 25 cents. The dividend is payaoie Kpiemuti 1947. to stockholders of record Sep tember 5, 1947. . , With a cash omoena paia cij -i ..unHinff fa vears aso. .. fnr rnntinuOUS dividend distributions is one of the longest 01 any cri""" "'"r securities are listed on the New York l. ...hanna OrcranlTra 1H 1004. oUKli ct-ae wo- v, imofiron Npwr comDany nas become the world's largest distrib- . , , i . i ii. jiwAAtlit enn utor oi penoaicais. duj "v1tT i . iattr thp Union News company. In addition to being the largest retailer of periodicals, the Utter company for years has been familiar to the traveling public as an operator of newsstands, res taurants and stores of varied nature in railroad, bus and airport ter minals throughout the United States. Murdered Woman's Bank Box Probed wTrur vriRic. Julv 12 Pi A bank safety deposit box maintained by 49-year-old Mrs. Sheila Mannering, slain actress, contained $8100 in cash, $2200 in war bonds and an un disclosed amount oi jeweiry, iaiuvc announced Friday. Detectives continued questioning persons whose names were found in the woman's address books but no promising leads appeared to have developed. .PILES. SUCCESSFULLY THEATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lou of Time PermSDent Reinllt! DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlropractla PhTfc"i 1Z No. th Enquire Tbcitro Bias Pbono :0M Camp Chairman L .1. Mra. Perry 11. Cook, Lennox ad dition, will arm aa chairman for tha homrmakera ramp at Lake the Woods July U to 21. Camp registration noses July 17. Butte Valley League Formed . Macdoel and Mt. Hebron have formed a Butte Valley Improvement league with an eye to getting better community service for the two towns. Tnitinl nlan is to set a chemical flre-fichtUig apparatus which can be used in both Macdoel and Mt Hebron, and at a meeting of the league next Thursday plans for rais ing money to buy the equipment will be taken under advisement. The meeting will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Macdoel school house. George Jones is temporary chairman, Mary Jones recording sec retary, and Charles Thompson, financial secretary. Membership dues are tl a year. Other projects contemplated by the league is to get traffic signs In Macdoel and imDroved telephone service. A thermocline cannot form in lakes of more than several miles The wind on such large stretches causes strong currents which keep water mixing irom top to bottom. Sports Afield. Mid-Summer Months Ideal For Observation Of Skies . r ui-r.lf PRI'ETT Ailrnmer. Estrnalsa UlvlaUa, Orfa llighrr tdncatUa Sratcna Under midsummer skies, the one who has a sincere desire to learn the stars has a splendid opportunity to start this study. The- brighter stellar objects in the east and south begin to appear while the twilight still Is strong in the direction of sunset. For definite locations let us observe during tne coming wee around 9 p. m. Tne ongntesi oi an is we spieuuiu planet Jupiter, now at a medium height in the sky and a little west of due south. On the evening of June 28. Jupiter and the moon, hud dling close together, presented an intriguing combination. On July 25 tnere win oe a repcuuun ui w sight. At some places in the equa- .Mvlnno nnrl cn.llh latitllHAtt Jupiter will hide behind the moon lor a lime. Aiinougn inc. twu wm appear close together in the heav ens, the planet will be almost 2000 times farther from us than the moon. Jupiter is actually a giant in size in comparison with our lunar Woman's Body Found In National Park om -rcv-VD"!!? TTtaVt -Tlltv 19 I aw O J. VJCiVlkWCii uvoiii arvaajr v ' Sheriff Antone B. Prince said Fri day the body of a woman, found In brush in Zion National park a week ago. has been identified tentatively as that of Evelyn Frances Callahan, aoout i. i , He said the woman's mother Is . Ann Thmea Callahan nf Jimfi- i.l I mtu in i.. ... i... . ; .i ... n-a . nH thm fflthpr. 11UI1 yn.jt wic, ...w . . Hugh Martin Callanan, wno lives at the sautene nospnai in ix miacKo. m. n n luule mam fllinri htf a hiker July 4. Officers said death resulted irom a Duueb wounu auu Prince said there was evidence of foul play. Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete Here's your chance to fly a plane at a substantial saving! FLY OUR PLANES FOR AS LOW AS 5per HOUR! See us at the Airport SHASTA CASCADE FLYING SERVICE Phone 6668 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Lightning Sets Swan Lake Fire A second lightning tin l'w up Friday a ior..uo . "." bike area up uwi ou.1.1'- .j t-., nan roinmemled by"KTau,.muv.... TcSL. mountain. Ho .nedlt at a p. -":,, r.a.,niu.Lui man crew wa assisted by I men who arrived i ", , WndtuiuT over the r.m made a rged Job of gellhig U bluM ?unl5e" J?o. heavy dry grass was ruin, the kVpa crew reportea. oier fires starting Thursday Hotel Rates Boosted ..t.. ii Hotel reS Ses tormanent resident, hThlked $10 to $17-50 a month m'HnMaftl. hotrls eMecth-e Au- kMt ffld. wa, "J,.: .h.t residents could Pneretch.A.tnd. . .i .TTnnnrntnu i SJSlSSl" June 30-was $35. ,. in general nv. y -- -Turmanent residents toward Ih. n.iv schedule has been good Miinioca . j,. However, at least If.-.. irtnts Its new ""Yi"C nn Hailv. In rates wouiu w , . ... . - monthlv rentals, mis would result in rent incrr.'w . ing up to ns per crm. Accountants See Rica In Business nsNn-n mn Tniv n Sv Oregon public accountants look forward to cause of the sutea new community n.m riiiiiutMl the new law In their annual convention here yes .' j. .1 .l-t.H nlllrm. lnClUd iim r. Keves. Salem, first vice president: Elmer J. Church, Salem, and Paul E. Brown. Albany board 01 governors neighbor, having a diameter about 40 times as Kreat. Th rut of the planets are In hiding at our observation hour. Sat urn warn mut. wr. ivipmirv is Mini jii n t,n mv vhilf. VrnUH and Mars are In the eastern morning sky. Mars being near the bright star Aldetwran. Am in rat atara I inronceivablV distant suns! there are several hrleht ones now in sigm. LOW in nK anA almnef Hl ftntlLh. red Antares throbs as the heart of the celestial Scorpion. At about the same height in the southwest we ain fl.nira fining Varv rlnM to the horizon Regulus appears somewhat nnrl h nf nest as the star at the tVia hiinrii nf tht sickle. Very high in the iwutnwesi, orange lha star which U'nJI r 00X6(1 . J tha lioVit-a i-it th nhiraoo lair in 1933, W easuy signiea. half of the sky. we find bright Vega K. i. ... nf th rwilnt dirctlv overhead. Forming a small triangle with Vega are two rawer iim atars. The northern of these little I mmmn hV UMTlt lVfK AJI btt..Z Isllghtly elongated. Even small opera d hum win fipnaraie il uiw i.nw r .wmt.t aM.it.1 hrtcrhtnpjut. Tel escopes break each of the pair into . n. fnttf in all This star. Ensllon Lyrae, Is therefore known as tne douoie-oouoie. Northeast of Vega, a somewnai in.n hrlo-ht itar TVnah. is found at the end of the Northern Cross, n ..far im nn lvin? AimosL non- zontally with the top toward the . U nnndHarahlv Knllthaaat OI I IU1 HI. , vi. ii.i - . j . Vega. AlUlr stands between 1U two guardian stars. With no moon In the sky this coming week, look for the faint, mysterious band of the Milky Way which now extends high across the east with Its ends about due north and south. Phone 4760 Business Course. csrd Boyle's Column Mifi'tary Secrecy, If Any, Proves Comedy Of Errors iiv iiai. tmvi.K NKW YORK, July li (A Let's look at this tiling called military se crecy II any. A country that deiientls uiuil It too much Is Ilk a man leaning on a wax crutch on a hot day. U won't hold him up lurever. -I lie qiirsuon oi aiueKuuraiuv what we know from tho nalloiis Unit 1 IIU ... .u te hnva l... 1. VJ II I VI II HU u " III.. n HI' . our sleeve has been raised anew by mo vunaressiuiiui auroim uvpr hid dlsappeni-auce and return of secret atom bomb data. Taking of these atom files by two sergeants as "souvenirs" points up ail uhi nrmr irum. mrrc in iiuiuiiih the generals know that the ser geants don't find out. And there Is another axiom you can also accept about any military secret: more people know about It New Pine Creek Mrs. Surah Johnston received word last Monday morning that her mnthar. Mrs. Doc Burnett of Indiana Pa., passed away on that day. Ihe cause of her death was attributed to cancer. She was 69 years of age. Her husband preceded her In death a few months, having passed away on May 6 of this year. Mrs. Bnrnett l- ........ I. ...I K.. lw lAti..l..M.H. Vim lit ailllCl UJ til IV unu. ,1V. 0 . Sarah Johnston of New Pine Creek. Mrs. witDur uoinai oi i;rerK sine, Pa.. Mrs. Charlotte Edwards of In- ril.n Pa FrMiit T.iiflla anil Mnr garet' McLaughlin: and four sons. Raymond McLaugmin ot New fine Creek. Harry MmLaughlln. Sarver, Pa.! and Robert McLaughlin, also of tnaiana, ra. Mr. and Mrs. Oatman Vincent of Loftus, Calif., have purchased the Lester Vernon home. Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmv Cooner went to Loftus. Calif., on Thursday eve ning, returning Sunday. They spent Uie fourth with Mrs. Cooper's par- Cllis, mi . aiiu faua. niiiinii iiia.Tiia. Jesse Llghtle and Pearl Newman ana uiaiim 111 iw.iu, iiiiij , 1 1.1 ; will make their home In New Pine urecx in tneir recently pitrcnasea hou.se next to the Tom Dirk rest- iivi ii.ii. i no J 1unn vuwn a i aa v v m host of friends In the community auu jviii ua a asiiiiia aainii iiiaaiLiiiicoa. Mrs. Clara Vernon arrived In New Dlna nnaalr nit MnllilaV fna a vlail with friends and relatives. The 4th of Julv community ulcnlc held under the auspices of the East Blila nn it n at lha BMnaa nlpnln grounds up New Pine Creek canyon, was wru nuriiuru. n uuuiiiruun uui- nor was enjoyed by all. with the grange furnishing all the Ice cream folks could store away. Baseball games were played, and races were held, with many participants. The committee In charge of the races. neaoeo oy naymono nsner ana Ray Bishop, is to be congratulated on the variety of races Included on the program. Mra. Earle Jones entertained at a birthday party for her son. Ronnie Jones, Monday afternoon In cele bration ol his sixth blrthdny. Onmes were enjoyea oy me guesis, anu rafraiihmantji nf rakf lello and lrm- onade were served. The following children were guests: Perry Thomp son, Karen McKenxie, J. M. McKen- me, uortna Lee ixive. reggy ixjvr Fmnlcla Rua rhllrirajts. Eusrne LaW son. Richard Lawson. Eugene Dean. jean Dole Robert Farls, Arnold Jones. Jones and Jimmy Jones. ... -n V J. r-. inn vi ni .,,rf famii" f Prin.viii. .rriv,ri on Sim - rtv to sninrt savrral riavs viiitlnit whether you hit him with a pseuoo nlatlVSnt WeTds' d8 I Irrt atom bomb or a handy crow- .Mrs. Frank Alexander was, caned In Antlnnil r-allf aarlv lllla U-aalr due to the lliness of her son. Frankle. He suffered a cereorai nemorrnaxe and is coniineo in a nospnai in inai city. . : Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Engstrom and . son Ernest, of Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Claypool of Prlnevllle, and Mrs. J. Cummins of San Diego. Calif., visited over the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mtllsap and Mr. and Mrs. Darvln Robnett. 40.320 COMBINATIONS Mathematicians have determined there are 40320 different arrange ments possible In the final stand ings ot the 16 major league teams. LONGE8T LEAGUE JUMP Longest Jump in the major leagues is between Boston and St. Louis. It is 1212 miles by rail and 1113 miles by airline. RUG CLEANING UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Conveniently Cleaned In Your Home Latest Equipment and Methods RHOADS CLEANING SERVICE Servinc the Basin Telephone 6011 ALEXANDER & YOUNG AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 2861 So. 6th Phone 6603 Feature . Retreading and Vulcanizing ALL SIZES New Modern Equipment Just Installed ic Farm and Tractor Tire Service a : Distributors for KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES AND TUBES COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Body and Fender Work thuii the top lender hits knowledge ol. Their mouths In lime will undo the work ol all guards and lunces. It Ueiieml Klsculiower should be lieve now, for example, Unit only his key voiiiiiuind personnel knew III iidviiiice Unit we were going to html In Noriiiuiidy In June, 11)44, he wuuld be entertaining an Illusion. Scores were told who didn't even want to know by ofllcera for whom the secret was simply loo big to hold 1IVI11 uivir iiii'iuin. tiitlillrra Talk I'I.m liiititiinwa i mlllliirv utltlli-llv Is always a tiagl-comedy of error and terror, prolcimlouiu soldiers, like civilians, are prone to become careless or talk out of turn. And particularly hi rear area headquar ters. I remember alter the landing in airllv the (Iruimitto relief of a young liNuHniiui-ttiria iifflt'ni tt'lin fur six noiiUis had lived In mortal fear that ho would spill his knowledge ,.t ll.nl .truti'ttllnn lanMiarl Iliad. verteiiUy six months before, at lite uasuoiaiica couierence. One inkliimnt lie saw a document absent-niliulnlly left behind by a general In one of the conference rooms. Ho stepped over and at a glance saw Its significance a land ing by the allies In Sicily In July. nu iiimum hip kpiiviiii iiw muiv duwn hurriedly In hla biithrnbr. 'Someone left a uuuer on the table, sir," the young officer said tactlfully. 'Una ani'mia aaMHI tlil?" (tamniia ed the panicky general. The ovrr- signi migni navo coin iiiiii a f1" motion. The young officer playrd It smart. Nu. air " he suld. But he never drew a serene breath until we lilt Sicily. , , Incidentally. Wao personnel who did the srrrelarlal work on both the Sicilian and Salerno operations firoved women can hold a secret at east In wartime as well as men. No breach of security ever was laid to Uieiu. Secrecy overdone Army leaders sometime give away Uie information they want to hide by trying to be overly subtle. Be fore the North Alrlcuu landings. lor example, the officers attempted to plant the Idea In corresiiondenls' heads that we would strike Into Norway. They needlessly emphaslwd Uie severe climate we were going Into, and made a great gabble ovrr the cold weather clothing we would Hun And then, as we marched out. we looked up and saw by a corridor sign that we were In the section of the war department dealing with the Mediterranean a no norm Africa I So wo were right In the milrlla nt that aaarrrt brfnre even leaving the building. Incidentally, one oiucer reiortea. ly left the plans for the African ln..nl.,na In a WaahltltT lull drUB store, but retrieved his brlefrase be fore Berlin could nouooi an agrni to the scene. nr annna fm-lon Hlllns Hnil't UStl- ally gel their Information from such obvious uninners. i nry imrn more from bought or wagging tongues. al.l.n.ml. Ida nirLinra nflf.ll U'f.f Bfrald he would dim-lose his plans too soon. General Pattnn had a pret tv healthy Idra on military secur ity. He observed precautions, but he never expected a secret to win a battle for him. C . .nnnn.n .1.. a m Vfll I I i n mi i m ww "'it " . .. w i still win wars by the old southern cavalry principle of "getting thar i fustest with the mostest" of what- 1 ever you think will stun the enemy. ""j Tlta n.,niltfl, aaaral nf Warfara U to have what It takes In the rlitht place when you need It. No other secret brings victory. Capable Nursing Care for Aged or Convalescent Amhulatnrv or Bed Cases Even Tide Rest Home 142 N. Main Phone 1606 Ashland. Ore. Area Since 1024 Fully Insured CARNIVAL ton mi st . itmet. "What killi m It all this twaddle about th acuta thortaga of paparl" (Mlm(33 aaaaaaaaaaaaalaa.,,,,,!,,.,.. WHOI'I'lIt (iETH AWAY nkNVa'HH Maaa . Julv 13 (AMV ti.i. ! al.a nlnra. alanul Ilia hltf one Uial nine-year-old Johnny Craguii not away irom. vniirnra ior oy Johnny and his cousin. jonuny auu ins cousin, juim nn -llvrav. wrrn ftnlilnu fur mackerel when mere was a irrriiio iur un the former's line. Johnny was nulled In. A passing motorist pulled him out. Joliiim- -old he had no Idra what hit his line. PI.AY i DALLAS, July 11 .! 8h said she thought the man had beeiii orinxuiK. Ann llramblett told police that a man driving a black convertible pulled up beside her as she walled tor a bus. drew a water pistol and emptied It In her fare. NO KLOWroKK ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. July 13 i,j'.aim Romero submitted his elvll service rallng of clerk-typist as a qualification when he applied fnr, and got. the Job of city police clerk. Among other things ha can rattle DANCE DORRIS SATURDAY NIGHT To Raise Funds for the New Catholic Church Dancing t lo I LES SPANNAUS ORCHESTRA MADE TO MEASURE WINDOW SHADES NOW AVAILABLE Good quoliry OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOTH in oil sizes. New rollers, or you con use your present rollers. One or two day service. CLAUDE Window Shades 426 Main Venetian Join the parade of wise men and women wha save consistently. Build a financial roserve, so that you will be ready for the future a . . save now so later on you can buy tha things that aren't available now. - FIRST FEDERATING VL0AN ASSOCIATION 540 ?-- me. t ia u. i f" o" ..1 aa uiiinl. a lailmlln ml tlld IVUS1 writer. That limy not sound fl I" miiat striius out itomrru una III right arm In an auto accident 14 years ago. KAl.SH ALAItM C1IICAOO, July I. oil The uiiKiue burglar alarm al Amrrlran polytecluili- research laboratories ws touched olt last night and loud siwakers alop the building beaail blaring, "burglars In the building. Call police." As nelidilKirs floodrd the Orcalmin police tntluii with calls, three siiuadt There were no bunilam Police learned the alarm was set off either by an ovnhraird marliuie or by an unbalance In the elrt-trlral system rauM-d by extra ieaker recently Installed. Tafr To Speak At Gearhart PORTLAND, July 13 ((-Senator aa ..i . a fi , li.nl.ltil nlalis to ifuaia aa. a.... make the keynote speech at the Ore gon republican club convention In Urarnari Hepicmorr jo-.i. Rny E. Smith, Portland, conven tion chairman, said that Tatt In fmmrd him he would accept the clubs Invitation If nothing untor sern Interferes. touches give your g-rmcnt fhut cujtom-msde look. Ex pert workman'hip ( rcaion able charges. SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main Phone 8402 H. DAVIS llllnds Llnuleum Carpets 4684 rraaaIilaCi4I.Mi MAIN ST REIT is-- iinr 1 1 n 1 1 n i n c i i
