TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1949
PALt HVt
? Jury Check
Says Judge
"Biased"
NKW YOUK. July 13 V,-The
Nrw York Hrinlrt Tribune mid to
tiny thut trlrphuittt tnlvrvtrwi with
mrntlMTB of thr Alucr IIIm trial
Jury klmw five (hliilt h'rdrinl Jutiue
Hmiturl H Kuiitnmri wu Ijluurd In
fiivur of I he ilrfrimr.
Thn nrwNH(MT nnitl two of the
13 Juriira Utnl tlirv (In not think
Ihn jwilur ihnwrd bln.fi, one drrllnrd
tu tki a utttrxl, thrr h1 no
rommnii, mid (hit l-Mli rmilcl not
1m rrm hnl.
JiMlifit Ktit.fnmn. who luui Urrn
oruird of bit a by Mitne rnrmiirrt
of lhi Ihhim n.mmiltre cm un
Amrrlrim mil v Him. iMiird tins
lUtrmrnt IukI nluhl:
"AUrr inhfrrrliiK with lotiit of I
the J ml ur in llui couit I will
und on thr rrimd aiu not
rntrr miy d r b 1 1 r I. Thr ret or d
lrkN lor ItM-lf,"
Thul of IIiM, formrr iUt ilr
jmitmnit iifflrinl, ei.iircl Krldny
lilKht llh the juiy spill rUtht fir
ronvlrtlon mid four for ftrcjulttji).
Uir Udvrrnntrnl plan to bring
lliwi tu trial Mulu on Die perjury
rt.Mi.r4,
National Flag
Answer to rVviout Puizlft
Standard Oil
faces Charge
UW ANOEI.EH. July 11 141
RtnmUrd oil company u restrained
by court urtirr Iroin refusing to
sell gasoline to a serve yourself
llrm
Kaiilr oil company, operator of
(UKJ filling atatluus. several of the
sell .service l'e. In Aiurelea
county, requested thr restraining
urtirr -- grfitllcd yrstcrilay. Eagle's
suit allrgrd that Htamlard cutl
splird tu prevent It frutn obtaining
petroleum products 111 violation ol
antt-trul laws.
The complaint allrgcd further
that Htamlard requires aa a con
dition tit Mir that retailer, miul
not sell at price, limrr than In
Htaudarrf-owned or controlled sla- I
tlmi. Thr suit alio charged that
htamlard and othrr major oil flrnu
named aa co-conspirators but not
aa defenrtonta deprived tndepend
rnt atallona of gasoline to main
lain a price alructurt, despite a
aurplua of furl.
HORIZONTAL
16 Depleted It
t.. ,,f thr
Union of
12 Movement
1 4. School book
1 Female mini
nh.)
Ill Vrina of ox
II Make
mistlike
IftOwni
20 Alllrr
21 (;oddr- of
Inlntiiallon
22 Mull an cm
31 While
24 Plnnt
27 Give forth
29 "Smallest
Stale" (ab )
30 One of Ihia
country's
producti
31 1'a.lry
32 Corrrlnlivt of
rlthrr
33 It produce
many valuublr
34 (llrfl'l home
37 Conrerninx
31 Comparative
39 At the tlrrn
41 Small finch
4M.lv
47 Born
4S Irrrf utar
49 Mradow
f0 Brcomri
M Ability
54 llrhrew
a-crtic
Conlrllof
peed
V1RTK Al.
I Olrillr
7 lnomrrir
liydiornibon
3 Indiana
4l'ulm lily
S Krlam
II Wur od
7 llrrnlilk- bond
B Ktvptlan
mill fnti
1) Not ion
insure
1 1 Take Inlo
riikloily
II Neither
17 Down
JUIieul Lake
0 Kxplirt
I1K
28 Dri p mud
:il l.ikei better
3JThe II
onr of III
riven
3 Culm
:ifl llnnillea
411 Allernnon
pnrtir
27Knilivli ichooHl WilneMwd
42 ttaelic
411 Artificial
InnjfiiBKe
41 One who doet
f -iirTlx
4 Clone
4f Knh aauce
M Orlum
(ymbol)
S3 Mimical not
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J J" A
1 i I"
n a n
n , I I I I a
3-i-T , 1 13
P Cl( U , T" 1
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1 ? "T 5
a 5 3 ar
L-r,
11
Rough Wafer, Tough Course
Put Kibosh On Sea Scout
Treasure Hunt On Week'End
On the Air Waves
Answer to Previous Punt
TT1
I
IIORIZONTAt
I.S Depleted
popular
radio iter
11 Expunne
12 Intcritlcm
14 Llifht toucli
15 Hindu
garmenti
!7Goldri of
Infatuation
ID Prepoiltlon
191'lay the part
of hoit
20 Symbol for
Illinium
21 Cicatrix
24 Son of Seth
(Hlb )
26 Night before
an event
27 Unit of
weight
26 Early Engluh
(ab
29 Near
30 Bevlwd
version (ab.)
31 Jumbled type
32 Compaie point
33 Klrrnily
35 Female lainti
(ab )
3 Fillip
39 Mutical note
39 Hang In fuldi
44 The oul
( Egypt)
45 He nrkly
47 Spreditrr
46 Genua of
ruminanta
49 Get ready
51 Arabiani
53 She la radio
54 llardina
VERTICAL
1 European
nation
2 Rodent
3 While
4 Hlrd'a home
.A Commodities
6 Operatic solo
7 F'auie
8 Univeraal
language
(Nole in
Guldo'i Kale
10 Country
11 Roof flniala
13 Lampreya
10 Measure of
area
22 Reluctant
23 Female ruffa
1 mwm
, , .faia-iae--
J g K. S. SOUTH IffXA ti tIJJ
APT" BWIilN "All It
Ruulsn
atorehouses
Idea
Steps
Wealthy men
Strike with
the open hand
Go by
Pull after
Unusual
41 Maple genus
42 Hebrew letter
41 Agea
46 Hawaiian
wreath
4J Flying
mammal
SO Promissory
note (ab.)
52 Of the thing
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3 orp 3
n b rr
I n s
Scouts Plan
Steak Fry
August 5
The Modoc area council has an
nounced plans for a district round
table and steak fry to b! held at
Moore park August 6 with all
acouters leaders and committee
men den mothers, and cub leaden
Invited.
Al Beuch will act as master of
ceremoniea of the program, which
will ac-ek tu find means for adjust
ing to the new age limits recently
;sei up oy tne national council.
, The new limits lower the rub aee
, from 9 to 6, the scouting ace from
13 to 11, and h nlor scouting
age from IS to 14 years.
The council u expected to have
acted upon the age adlustment plan
by that time.
TOFFEE AND" IA
EXFFNHIVE WISH
CHfCAOO v-"Coffee and" cost
Alfred Ellis 1282 05. It was the
"and" thsl proved expensive.
Ellis, who owns a store, bought
cup of coffee In a nearby sod
fountain, returned to his place and
drank It. Thus far he was out five
cents. Then he brought back f'S
cup and saucer to hla store. While
he was out, quick thieves took J1
from hlj cash register.
iiajamamillu.uug. I mi wii.um mm yam m fmm i mi vrt
fZ " v ' t
ifitexM the biggest half year
in Studebaker history!
Life Savings Lost,
Returned Safely
FI.ORENCE. July 12 - A satchel
full of money, bonds and Jewelry
the life savings of Dr John Hcofleld.
F.usrns was returned safely yester
day lo tin physician. He Inst them
t an auto service station here
Htate police said there were 125.
174 In easti, 114. loo In bonds and an
Unvalued amount of Impressive Jrw
elry. The satchel was lurnrd ovrr
to officwrs by Walt Hrynd. who said
It was left by an unidentified mo
torist who had a tire fixed at the
Brvnd service station.
I)r. IVnfirld telephoned authori
ties about the loss and explained he
kept the satchel In tlie rear com
partment of his automobile because
he did not trust banks.
Rattlesnakes, ruugh water, dam
arra. and a pretty touch course
all added up to "no treasure" Mon
day afternoon aa Hea Ktouts of
Hcout ship 100 returned weather-
beaten and tired and hungry'
fmm a eearrh of Upper Klamath i
lakr for a gold rup. I
The treasure hunt had ormnally
been art as a two-day affair, with
the srouta ramping overnight Sat
urday. Three lightning class sail
boats, each with crews of scouts,
made the search. They were given
starting maps al 7 JO Haturday .
morning, and art out from there. I
From the starting point they :
were to follow their mapa to othrr i
locations, there to find more maw.
and go on eventually to the gold
rup "treasure Earn ship nad a
dllferrnt course to follow.
But the water was roush. and.
according to Hklpprr Marlon Ris.
ley, the course waa too toush. One
of the ships auffrred a damaged
mast.
One boat relumed Bunday. one
yesterday. But one more stayed
out all day Monday, trying hard
to find the mapa that would even- j
tually lead to the treasure. They :
returned last night, out of food,
Ured and mad. j
Bo. another "treasure hunt" has
been planned for some time in
August. Bui this one will be on a
much larger arale than the one
completed this week-end
According to Hklpprr Rbley, all
scout ships wtthui an area of 200
miles will be invited, the course
will be more carefully planned,
and Upper Klamath lake will be
mapped ovrr again to make the
hunt a sucresa.
The boat that stuck the course
out. despite the lack of food, was
under the command of John Yan
tis. Members of the crew Included
Ben Hhephard. Charles Loren and
Bob Van V actor
Bcout ship loo. wntrh ts spon
sored by the Klamath Falls Elks
lodge, will add another ship to Its
fleet fir the next hunt.
A new lightning cla.is sailer was
added Bunday to make It four in
number.
Noble Band
To Play In
j Armory Here
j Baldy Evans has secured the
services of Leigh ton Noble, who
( will bring his famous 14-piece band
: to entertain armory dancers to
; night, Tuesday. Dancing Is from
9 till 1.
Noble's band, heralded as one of
the finest In the country, comes
I directly from the Claremont hotel
In Brrkrlry.
Is featured on
vocals. Trio and glee
are also part of hla
The band leader
piano and
club work
program.
Radio station KPLW will carry
Nobles music from 9:30 till 10
p. m.
Enrollment Of
Nurses Sought
The annual nurse enrollment for i
disaster and emergency prepared-1
ne&s Is being conducted by the I
Klamath chapter of the American !
Red Cross.
Questionnaires have been ad-
dressed to membera of the profes- )
slon allowing them the choice of
participation In any of the Red
Cross volunteer programs or avail-!
ability for community assistance I
only in time of emergency. j
The frequency of polio during the j
summer month places special stress (
on the early return of these que- i
uonnaires from the nurses Indicat
ing whether they are willing to ar- I
cept temporary, emergency service, j
I You gat mora for your money
! In a Studebaker j
I e j
j Studebaker It the style (tar
! of all today's cart j
e
Studebaker standa out In
thrift and solid value
e
Stop In now and tea
the many fine features of
the '49 Studebakert
Sims piinasl M sura I
rim naft ar
gr-rHE Studebaker buying wave (hat's sweeping the
s- country grew to huge proportions the past lew
weeks.
By ths end of June, so many people had bought
new Studebaker that the biggest half year io ell
Studebaker history was recorded.
What's more to the point, America's preference for
Studebaker styling, performance, operating economy
and value keeps on increasing steadily, week by week.
A new vision of loveliness inside and outside, the
1949 Studebaker brings thrift that counts, new han
dling ease and riding comfort into motoring.
HALE
8AI.EM. July 13 i--The Court
apartments, a 24-unlt brick build
ing In downtown Ualetn. was sold
yestrrday fur about l&t.ooo.
It was sold by Mrs. Cornelia Mc
Nary. widow of the late U. 8. Ben.
Charles L McNary: and Mrs.
Illsnche Rodger. The buyers are
two Salem attorneys. Lawrence
Brown and Edwin Kerch.
DROWNS
LA GRANDE, July 13 OV-Larry
A De Oraw, 10. drowned In Cath
erine creek near Union yesterday
while cooling off In a shallow pool
with two brothers.
Want Ada phoned to tin before
1130 a. m. appear the same day!
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Sewing Machines
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Klamath 8th
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Yes. at tobacco auctions Lucky
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at s- I I
more man oniciai parity prices
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today than Lucky Strike! To bring you
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aeen the maker of Luekiea bug fine tobacco
prime, ripe, golden leaf. I've imoked Luekieo for
14 yean, " Here' a moro evidence that Lucktea art
a finer cigarette.
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