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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THRU SATURDAY, DLC. 27, 1947 WEATHER illtrltlllN -ciinnlr Willi u li'ul mm wr.t n.ilm, l IHX I" "' I"'"""" liinllllil OH'mOmml Iiiiwiih hiimliiy Willi ituvv llunum In iiiiiiiiililn. Wiiiiiii'I ,.! inn IK.II l..lllHI fli'ill III iil'1'H.lim.ll ii.imii hi-iiy I""'"" In iilllliwrnlvlly Mini lllilillilllllil M' NoiliilKIIN CAI.IHIIINIA Mu.llv rlnuilv in u v il.iliill mill ii.ii il. .n iniim. ai mill Hiiniiny wiiii flftlit mill I'HlU'iim liurlll iiiiiIIiiii lliiluy nil H li-w ltiiwii lliiil iiiiiIIiiii 1'inml'l ( i.n.l.lriiililn Inn "I ;; I" liili'ilm vullim fiNilnr nmlli "' il.il l.eiillii III nmull iiullwrlv SV Hill nil I"""' . , ..... i Ml.rv KLAMATH I AI.I.H ANI VK INIIY I in. Ii.miilil. iIih imihIiiiI ""'" iii u i..iw ii.i.iMiii :m I'm" ;n. I lull flirUliniin T llimir - l.l. iiml Mn1 Holiday Dinner Oil Chiisliuiin Hiiv Hnyie mill ljt ly tlwiuhlrr It'll i liny Mr. mill Mm. Donald Hrllon, Hnnwrll N M IJiirinbir 211 lor' 17117 Ilium, hull us gurnln lor illn Kl.iiii.nii Fulls lr u l'-''V leave ncr Mr. uiul Mm. J. Hci.tl unil win 1, , over C...IM....... Thry .re ; Mr. B. While. Mr. and 1 ,,i k iiuiriiift Mr Mr. Ktl WHht, C. Jour. tJvr iind Z , if, t,'u " cm......"!'"'1"" """ '" ' nvniiir. LI. Itciyw In ' r" "' I lie :i:iul Imlinr group li lllm-liie 1,111' i r mill pilot iiynw I'. 61 Miii.Iihi!- ' ',,,'! III! I'Olllllll'U'd Hi louiUiil iiiiiiMiiiin i" "" " wii- with Hi" l-'"i "lr '""'p ( lirUliimn Vlllor- Mr. unit Mm. H J Cniill mid I'niniiiy "I Kun Liiln (llllniiit iilllK'd U"' Willnrmlliy ! Imr hlllllliin l "IH-nd "I" hnlUliiy with Mr. mid Mm Wlllliun Hirruyn mid diiiiKlili-r. Mm, Mmy Allri Hiiy. who In liiiiiif Imm llnllywixKl Cniilln iriurnrd hoiiir Iwluy mid Mrn. Hiiy liliilm lo ly i""H M"" diiy. Jmiiiiiiy 6. wlii'ii tthv will rr i in ii in iTniinif lii'i' nluillrn nt n ludli) ni.'llool. In Nnrili Vli'Klnlii ix nliin. i ...nvH iiiri.i'inr nf rtiinn Vte Oll'ln. i will lw mil nt low il from Uririnbrr I'OHTI.ANl). lire. 27 nl'i-Prndle-u uiiill Jmiiiiiiy a or 3 Hhf m plmi- '"ii mid I'ortlund ouulit in uri lo niiiK in mk-ihI mm iiiI duvn on n nkl urilirr lor intiiuiil Ixnrfii in thi trip In Uir country mound Ml. HimkI hminlni! nituiitlon, Hru. Hurry Cain with lunula limn I'nrlliinit. Anynnr i " -Wunh i Miimr-ntrd t.xliiy on wmhiiiK to rontntl llm Cmnp Klir , Irarnlnit Unit Portlnnd linn )JVQ mi olllir limy rrni h Ihr nlllrr nirir. i ' Tliplril hounlllK llllltn. liny III Ihr iifirrniMin toiawn 2 ' Kiirllir Piiidlrtnn ntlKluU pip ...i ,, l ' """d Imllnuiny mi Dip nhortimp ul lliiinr Knr Hnllilsta - lli'tnr Hnp kini, iliuwlitrr nf Mr. and Mm. H llmikn HiipkllLa o N, 8th Mrrrl. la .,..iii.u ii... li.ilnliivs hrir with lirr piuilitv llitllr was griiiluiilnl lust! Cain, hrrr lo tukr trallinony In a nprmg from Ihr Dniirmlty of Idaho coiiKn-.vvioiinl ininnry Into housing, anil him an rpird a posunm with a thought frdrral homing lumber in in Hi Hpiikiinr. Wash Hhr I ""Uld br rrmm rd. Dahlkr pounirr will rrium Kiiiitlay iiinrnlng by plane ' rl ,1,"t "" action should br taken to Hpnkiinr i "" Private housing conatruc- . 1 Hon situation ronri. Nprulnn Altklr Jack l.llllllitn. son nf Mr. mid Mra. J. P. I.lnuinn n( IIP Nrvuilii atrrrt. wun trriitrd al lllllsldr llosplttil late yr.itrnlay for a apralnrd anklr rrcplvpd while akllng. Kmrnrllrv Mm Miirvlii furl anil, who llvra at the Orrgoii Vora- I tlonni school wherr hrr hiinhnnd Is , a nliidrnt, was movrd lo HilMdr hospital last night for rnirrgrnry urgrry. Street Car Fare Enough PORTLAND. Dec. 37 0P-The city public utiliiirs roininlviloiirr assrr! rd tolny that present strret car and hiia fairs hrrr wnr aufflcKnt to give Portland Traction company a rrium of nrarly 8 prr rem. Thr company has contended Unit Ihr I0.i eiit.'.-a-ridr and 11-rldrs-fnr-II mips now in force do not provide enough margin. Commissioner Dorothy MrCul lniigh I.pp mild a 8 iirr crnl return was Indlciitrd In the company's Novembrr report. "The difficulties of thr company." she said In a statement, "srrm largrlv lo arise from thr nwnrrshlp. which demands dividends sufficient to carry the expense of Interest and ainorllwi llon of Ihe limn used by the holding company lo purchase the Portland Traction company." Yugo Driver Mochincqunncd TRIKSTE. Dec. 27 (T. Vrnezta OI11I111 police said a Yugoslav sentry last night marhlnegiiiiiied In death : Rolng duwn a steep grade six miles a driver who tried to plunge his i south of Caiilnvllle. truck through 11 Yugoslav tinnier 1 John Tlngo nf Carllnvllle, Ihe bus Into the Aiiiiiiciin-llntlsh sector of driver, who suffered severe Injuries, the free teiiilnrv. said the wheels of the vehicle appar- Thr nlher occupants of the truck. rntly locked, a woman and two children, were Among those Injured were Mi, and unhurt. There waa no Vene.la . Mrs. Louis Wllhlle of Boulder. Colo., Ululla poller action since the truck I who had been visiting Wllhlte's par slnpped Inslilc Yugoslav terrllory. ! cuts. Thr driver Ignored a Yugoslav order ! to hull lor a check Classified Ads Bring Results HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND lil'lilAU, OHi:. MLDIOItl) Thoroughly Modern Sir. aiitt .Mi. J. :, rurlry nil Jnr I rlrjr l'rniilllnrs IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE the V.F.W. Invites YOU to Every SAT Nite at the Music by SKI'S Sensational SIX Dancing 91 Adm. 90c, Inc. Tax Arrive I ruin riirllmnl Mr. mid Mix A, W, (.nullum mid two chll ih rn, Diane mid Douglas, ill I'm l liuitl, urn holiday gui'Mn of Mrn. Onilimn'H jiiircnln, Mr. mid Mrn. It. vim llriiliplndni'f lit llit'lr Hwiin Lake ninth liiinii'. mid mil also piijoylng a visit Willi Mm. Graham's nlntrr, l.yillii Mi l II u 1 1 I. mid lirr son. Rich tiiil, wIki inn making lliulr home lor I hi' winter ul IM W. Knowlrn way In Hlocktoii, Calif. Mm. Graham In thn former Oriiiude vim llcrtliels-1 dnif. HcjIIi blm mill lnr nlnlrr. Men.' Miillmid, wlui ri'l in m il In llir Hlnles ! lunl winli'i' Iriiin lli'ldi'llii'iK, Ocr ninny, inn well kniiwii here. Inn. Major Surgery Mm. A. C. I.lnd- ntrnin uf INirtlmitl hud major nurgery ul IIIIMiln hospital Indiiy. tier hun- bund In with Wi-Mi'in I'lnr iiwinclii- (Inn mid llii' two arc ntiiyliiK ul lln Irl Hull while hrrr. tiikltillitllun John iJuiiKhli'tn will liihtull of f iri't m Mimdny nlKht. iJr ctiiiImt 2U. In the MuMinlr Trmpte nt B o rliK k Uorothm CondUl In (he ijurrii-clrcl. Portland Long On Housing Hollaing thric mid llrr.jrt IJahlkr. (iu 1 1 in ii ti of the Portland housing authority, mild thr city's 111,837 hous ing project mills, approximated t lrr rent arr unnrriiplrd "Virus X" Proves Fatal I.OS ANOKI.F-S. Dec. 27 i,V Thr first death from the mysterious "virus X" dlsrasr which has atrli km an rsllmalpd 200.000 persons In Una area waa reiwrted today I lie victim was a iiiiir-inonihs-old boy. Slrvrii Lynch, son of Mr. and, Mrs. William Lynch of subur ban Alhambra Hp died yesterday, ana an autopsy surgeon aald today wo brhrve death waa raunrrt by Ihr virus Infection now common In the area " Dr. GPorgr II Uhl. city hralth oflirrr. said that thr allinriil which aiieniists arr trying to identify, la spiralling elsrwhrie In Houtiiein California. Big Shipment Of Alaska Lumber In HKATTI.E. Dec. 27 i,l'i-The Alaska TrausiMirtatlon company's freighter Clove Hllch arrived here yesterday wiih what company officials believe Is the largest shipment uf lumber to come to this port from Alaska. The vessel carried H.VJ.000 board feel of spiuce loaded In Sitka, Juneau, Wruiigiil and Krtrhlkan. Thirty-Three Hurt In Bus Upset CARLINVILI.E. 111., Dec. 27 irVi Thlriy-lhrre pri-sons wrrc Injured tiHlay when a bus returning line Irom Alton nvcrutmrd twice while J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 308 North 7th til. Phono 9348 5 Storm Plays Hob With . New Yorkers NKW VOKK, Vec, 'XI UY Tlineft Hijunin rurly lodny whh filled with new Uxveh Uuine uf Aiibui bunllrK who found ttuinirlvnii utrn tided In thr city with ninybr 0 or f 10 and 1 time lo kill. Thn Ulitifi brer bum were rulrrlriK j to inru who untially hrad ntralulit hoinn uftrr work. And on thr ttlde- ! wiilkn outnldc, wliirrn 2tH Inchcn of Miow fell Cftlii driy, Uirrr wiik Hrxl imluietl rolnlrrhiK. Hun iff wnre Kl laiiily pKklnu up womrn who hud futli'ii In the Miowljrwikji or nrrdrd ii lil ciofthliiK htritrU, ThlH liilf-linur Kalrly was cold nmifoil to opriiiUiM of the plunh nluhidubi, which wtmt xckUw tor fU'.tuJurrn hint lilKht. The loplr who could afford thrm weren't bo Iiik out on auth a iiluhi: and the Atmiidcd folki from point In New Jrrnry, New KiikIiwuI or Wentrhestrr county, or liiiu Inlund, (lenernlly weren't ciirrylim enotiKh money for u "blK evenliiK" when the trnns puruilon llc-up developed. Home of the InrRer nlRht clubs had more rtileitnlneijt than cuntomern. Thr atoiin hod cmiKhl pvpii thr wciithrriiimi by aurprlnr. II mnvrrl In Irom Atlnntlc orrmi Rrr&n whrre Ihr wralhrr burrau does not have nbarrvera. At noon, the burrau still waa prrduiing the snow would not rxccril Ii llichrn. The llnrr CJurrn Mary, some of whose piiasengrra brought their lug- I gage to thp pier aboard slpda, fin- , ally sailed at 4:25 a. m. today aflrr the atorm had drlayrd hrr departure , nrarly 12 hours. A horse-drawn nlrigh brought two pansetgrrs from the Huvoy Plan hotel. Another wrnt 1 aboard at 10 p. m. last night after' a trip from North Arlington, N. J. I I that brgan at 11:45 a. m. and In- i jrludrd a seven-mile Irek through i innow wUh luggage. j At one time offlrlals of bus com : piinlm reixirtPd 2000 vphlclps "lost." IhPlr whprpabouts tpmporarlly un known. 1 And rail lltipn .weren't only an iioiiiirlng -dplayrd arrivals ": thry ! wrrp annouiiruig "dplayed dppar ; tllrps from thp crowdPd tPrmlnals. Many outlying stations were filled Originally the operating divisions with commutrrs who found bus j and district lines were established service suspended between ihr ta- j io conform with the corporate limits lions and llirlr homes. In Long Is. 0j the five properties comprising land srrtlnns of the city, thrntrps I xw m They are the Union Pa were openpd to housp about 2200 ; ri(lc r,.iiroad company, the St. Jo- I" iwjw wirrniKlll. PRO.MOTKD I PORTLAND. Dec. 27 i4. Fred ' II. Kriinedy. Portland, has bepn pro-! moled Irom assistant to regional ' chief of the division of wildlife and . rauga management for the United Htatni forrst service, effective Janu- ; ary 1. He auccprds Lynn H. Douglas who la renting. the forest service re - ported. , CI. .. .. Mi Hun? :tr.,i:lis Convict Booked ' i lam m mm ' ft r- j K.uirnr F.arp lief II, 26. alls In sheriff's off ire at Salinas. Calif., as he la booked at Ihe county Jail after he and another escaped convict. Ilerahel Graham, 26, shot II out with peace offirrra C'hrlalmas Day near San Ardo, Calif. Graham, shot four times, was takrn to the King lily. ( alir., hospital. Sheriff Jack L. McCoy, holding one of Ihe weapons he said K.arp uaed, standi In background. SATURDAY NIGHT MERRILL Baldy's Band "Just Good Dance Music" Dancing 10 till 2 $1.00 per person Lr"""'"""'"""1 rm. "It i ,i ;",.,' ?'- 1 1 ' ' ' 1 L-litliXll LflmlH lilaniilililMiilii ill lr' -i " ' "' Hrrr are Hip nrw offlrrrn of lluliu. trraaurrr; Jim lluntrr. Junior drn; Lawrrnrr K. Phelps, nrcreury. i con: Dale llrbbrr, Junior drarnn; tllrr, Thry wrre inatallpd this wrpk. New Dividing Point Set For Union Pacific Line OMAUA. Doc. 27 i1'i Ricth. Orf... Just south of Pendleton, w ill be j .t i. .i.ii.,.. ..! ka'u nnii ilia aTlriw. I gon and Idaho divisions of the! Union Pacific railroad under a re-; arrangement of operating divisions' v.hlch will go Into eflrct January 1. 1 Changes In Ihr line's operating! tuu were announced yesterday by Piesldent George F. Ashby to pro vide "continuous direction" over routes carrying major traffic. Ashby said the present arrange ment has proved "a barrier to the continuous flow, nut only ol trans continental traffic, but the expand ing through traffic within the areas of the railroad.' srph A: Grand Island Railway com- handbook. Is being sued by ihe 'asec I irom the untano nos- cn, ln to Bureau of Recla pany. the Oregon Short Line Rail- federal government for 324.595J2 ; ,, matlon. Klamath Falls. Oregon, road company, the Oregon-Wash-, In unpaid Income taxes for the I" the meantime, funeral .ith all possible speed." li.gton Railroad A: Navigation com- : 'e"r 1936. : fo." the Bly resident and his Utile, Qn secretary of the naiiy and the Los Angeles A: Salt' "&m' )okt'' Carson said in , grandson were being planned here. Terior Knig opened to homestead Ijike Railroad company i commenting on the suit filed ln i The bodies are expected to arrive ers 3500 acres of rich lake-bottom I'.Kicr ihe iipw ulan there v,m '"'eral district court yesterday, from Ontario late Sunday night !Und on the Tule lake division of be only the Eastern South Central and Northwestern districts, each with a general manager. The Ore - ! R mid Idaho divisions wni or j included 111 the Northwestern dls- tricl. with headquarters al Port - I lnnd. Ore. After Gun Battle t f New Masonic Officers Klamath lodce N wardrn; Dick Griffith, worshipful Bark row: Hrrb Ilanelinr, Junior Al tYlnrgar, senior steward; Bob The two opcratiig divisions in the Pacific Northwest, with headnuar- tore a nH aa rt-ti rii'nrjft art' Oregon division. Portland. Ore.. will terminate at Rieth. iThe por - Hon east of Rielh will be trans - f. rred to the Idaho division, i Idaho division. Pocatcllo. extended from Potatcllo to Rleth where traf - 11. A. V. and A. M. lie is diverted north to wasnington: -;it"t". and west to Portland i the territory j coroner s Jury at Ontario, Ore.. late ( yhen all the appeaU are settled, north and east of Pocatello will be ! yesterday after a hearing on the . the application numbers of all quail transferred to the Utah division.) I death oI the tw0 near Harper, Ore.. :IiKj appllcanta will be enclosed Ul Truck Driver Faces Suit CHICAGO. Dec. 27 .-.-Harry ' "'c '" of Elmer i close race between the drawing and Carson. 43-year-old truck driver alio fcverett rlilcney, sons ol :ianin- time ADDllcants there who said he formerly operated a "ey. were Injured in the : wreck fl nl "Maybe I can scrape up the 92 cents. f-.-crtli InlH nmnrlnr. ll.nl fa. I year ago had n.kod hm how mUi.h he nad(, wnlle operating a handbook in 1 1936. "I told them I cleared about $1000 a day after expenses." Car i son said. "I didn't have anv books - ... wM or records. They figured somehow that there were 324 working days ana tnat 1 owed J324.595.92. Carson added he did not know what he had done with the money and said he wouldn't be working as a truck driver if he had any of ihe money left. Joseph H. Solon, assistant U. S. attorney. dpcllnpd rnmment nn Carson's statement. He said his office did not have complete files on the case. Tax officials estimat- ed such a tax would entail a 1936 Income of about S900.000. Meter Take Sets Record The biggest Intake in city park ing meters since their Installation was counted Monday. December 22. 1 at the height of the Christmas! shopping season. Tally for the ! period from Thursday. December 18. to Monday was $711.50. Aiiotner good-sized take was counted today with $604 from last ! Monday to Thursday. Total for the holiday shopping rush, from No vember 24 to Christmas was $5146. ' The meters will soon have their first anniversary. They were set up ln Klamath Falls January 25. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 Stf&r New Year's Ball r JagC armory -1 T I i I Left lo rijtlit, first row: Krnest master; William Mllnp, senior war- atrward; Jack Metipr. senior oea- Kockholt, chaplain; Harlan Kiccin, Manslaughter ru Cnl The hinhwiv deaths nf rimer nignway acatns 01 timer ' Ritchey of Bly and his five-year-old i granoson. uougias iwanin niicne, . tw0 weet, tore the close of filing, 1 o( Cascade. Ida resulted today ta,half ln the two or tnree days. ' a" usauon of involuntary man- ,A i0.aay appeaI will be Bl. r ii iter against Wilbur Haines ol lowed for rejected applicant, and ; ourm- i j . last ounaay wnen tne micney car, i Cascade bound for the holidays from i Bly, ran into Haines' stock trailer, I The lurv sAid Haines left the trailer ! parked on the road in a "negligent manner" without lights. , State Trooper William Bones tes - i tlfied the trailer extended five feet ; . . i .- .i.. iu.., u-.irf ana Ward's announced rites for 2 p.m. Tuesday at tne nrsi oietnoaui, church, with the Rev. Victor Phillips officiating. Interment will take place In Klamath Memorial park. Ritchey was flagman for Garey and Fouts. Bly logging outfit. He was en route to Cascade for Christ- mas with his sons when the acci - nrfiirrMi Mrs Rik-hpv had d' 1.",'.. It'lllttlllCU 111 UIJ W OpW.W V... j ..1 .. rn wun a oausmcr. ...rs. "" Appllcations for the farms avaU Rltchey was 67 years of age at theP openJng time 01 his death. , secUred by writing to Bureau ' of Reclamation. Klamath Falls. Ore- iBritain races I Fresh Crisis i LONDON. Dec. 27 1. - Now it s I '''-c crisls ' bursting braces, I In Tear Historian Arthur Bryant : bought four pairs of braces isuspend- ers 1 made unaer a government edict, limiting the elastic to three Inches at the back. "After each occasion," Bryant wrote the Times, "the braces have broken irretrievably within three months." The Times editorialized today: "The four freedoms are a hollow mockery If our braces are going to be bursting all the time. No nation on be expected to hold up its head II it is also required to hold up its trousers." Vacation Time All The Time! McCREDIE Hot Springs Resort en hiway 58 Phone 9F5 McCredle Springs. Oregon Open all year! Health . . . Rest Recreation Loafing! Hme Limit Hearing On Homesteads Ileillonnl Director Rlchnrd L. Boke nf the IT. 8. hiirenu of reclamation today warned that lean than a month remain to return applications for ; triea are expected to attend the lour th 44 farms available fnr home- day conference, planned for January atcadera In the Tule lake division of ' 1 to 4. the Klamath project on the Oregon i California border. The deadline for flllnn apphca- I tlons la 2:00 p. m.. January 20, 1048. by which time they mu.st be , in the hands of the examining board at Klamath Falls, Oregon, Boko I (said. I He urged all those who have al- ready received applications to fill them out and send them In to Klam- am rails Deiore January i. n mey do this, he emphasized, the applica tions will be reviewed for complete ness by the examining board and returned to the. senders with pota tions as to what type of Information Is lacking and Just how to correct the deficiencies. Applicants who submit their ap Dlicatlnns after January 1. he added. will have to take their chances on their applications being filled out rnriwt v in th l rn nlnre n lr .in h lmnnsihlp for thi vamln. I lmJ Doard to send the applications tfc jor correction and still process ' th rtnrn In tlm. ti ffpr. tllirs - ... - - n-- ' " ' nr lha lanH tir anriritf ntanllnff vv ' . "' . . .. ........ .n Even without returning for cor- j rectlon applications received after January Boke said, the examin ing board will have to work night and day to assure that farm winners will get on their land in time. Ap- , plications will be reviewed as they j tentlon for the deportation section, icome In, but experience with lastijaiH inn more Mexican aliens are ' hnmsetnarl o rjt r i t-i fr at Tula 3 ...to. u.....,, , k . .. , f ,h : catlons will be received In the last - jthen their apjieals will nave to be , capsules and drawn from a glass ; churn by a disinterested party. Each i number drawn will be assigned a : riefinitj. farm, in contrast with la.st I year's system of allowing the lirst man whose name was drawn his ' choice of all the farms availaoie, ! and so on down the line. Even so. Mr Bnke said. "It will still be a tne Klamath project: applications fr0m World war II veterans were given a 80-day preference period, This land, comprising 44 larm units, is near the 86 farms which were ! opened In the fall of 1946. and which are now earning good incomes lor the 86 World War II veterans out ! of 1305 qualified applicants whose names came up III a uianuin the farms held at Klamath Falls last Christmas. gon. Sacramento, California or Washington 25, D. C. WE DELIVER Pres-To-Logs Standard Feed Store Phone 8300 or Rinehart's Chevron Station Phone 3382 S Stb 8L. croii from Tower Tbratrt Opto Weekday 1:06 a.m. to 9:00 p.m Saadayi :( a.m. to K-flO p.m. Fun! VffTSWlS Hats! Novelties! fifXM Horns! New Year's Eve December 31st Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 Local Boy Off For Youth Conference Merland Phelpa, non of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence K. Flicliui of 1907 Auburn, left Friday lilulit for Ul Methodlat Youth conferenca at Cleveland, O. Young Phelpa will Join 70 othrr Oreuon youiik people In Portland and will no by special train to the pastern city as a dclemita of lha Klnmnlh Falls Mcthudlst Youth fellowship. Some 10.000 yonnn people from all lheatate and many forelim coun- Head-On Vreck Injures Two BELLING HAM, Dec. 27 (A'h- Mrs. Carl E. Carlson and 4-year-old ion Kurtis of Seattle (751 N. 77thl wera released from a hospital here early today after treatment for minor In juries received In a head-on colli sion Just before midnight last night. Police arrested Donald J. Rochon, 24, reportedly of Portland, Ore., but formerly of this city, and booked him as driving while under the In fluence of liquor. Officers said Ro chon, driving east, had collided hjad-on with the Carlson car. driven ' y Mrs. Carlson's husband. Rochon i was releasee alter DOSl na suu Dan. i Up. en nc Tn R0 - .w nAnA4Al VUWIIbU I KFATTT.FT T1f 97 IIPi TmmlDra. j tion servlce officials reported today that 47 Mexicans were flown from Seattle to El Paso, Tex., for deporta tion because they were In the United States Illegally. H. F. Schwandt, chief of the de- , . ., .. 1 awaiting similar trips, many oi tnem . ,',, cubcicu uia buuiibiji viiaiiicui tta farm laborers, while others entered illegally. Schwandt said air transport re duces the number of guards re quired as well as providing greater speed. He said only a single guard was sent yesterday with a flight of 27 deportees. British Sign Red Wheat Pact LONDON, Dec. 27 lPh-An Anglo- j Soviet trade agreement providing for barter of Russian grain for Brit- ten machinery was signed tonight In Moscow, the board of trade an- nounced. The new trade pact which the president of the board of trade, J. Harold Wilson, told the house of commons earlier this month had been agreed to "in principle" ended months of negotiating resumed af ter a stalemate last summer. North Dakota's 1945 production of creamery butter touted 51,041,000 pounds. NEEDLESS TIRE WEAR HARD STEERING "WANDERING AND WEAVING. TIRE POUNDING GO TO AN EXPERT! OUR MODERN STEERING AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT) SERVICE IS BEST FOR YOUR CA" REGARDLESS OF MAKE1 SERVICE LINK RIVER MOTORS (08 So. 6th Wt rick-Up and Deliver
