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:30 WreitUn
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II IS RrfAkfaat Gang MBS
B.tO Haven of Rt MUS
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BENEATH TOWERING MOUNT SHASTA, Air Force Pvt.
Harlcy Pallette (left), poses with KASRU pilot Ed Scholcr
after being flown from the scene of his forced-down air
craft near McCloud Sunday. Pallette and two others walked
into McCloud, leaving a fourth Air Force man, James Sims,
Sacramento, with the plane. He then flew back to the scene
with another pilot, and stayed behind as Sims was flown
out. Scholer then went in' to get Pallette. Note skis on
landing gear. Tom Hagre, McCoud
TOMORROW
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heading a great cast in the
western Technicolor
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ALEXANDER KNOX
bchasd soea mvm. am
Sfassen Hat
in Ore. Ring
SALEM Forms to enable
Harold A. Stassen to file in Ore
gon's Presidential primary were
sent to Stassen Tuesday by the
State Elections Division.
David O'Hara. chief clerk of the
elections division, said Stassen
asked for the forms in a telegram
Stassen is the first candidate of I"' MIG-15 and damaged another
either party to indicate he would Wednesday in a 10-minute fight In
file his own name. clearing North Korean skies.
The names of the other candi-1 It wis the first Jet battle since
dates who have filed so far and iSaturdny.
Gens. Elsenhower and MacArthur ;
were filed by petition.
Stassen ran in the primary four
years ago closing out to Thomas
E. Dewey, who won the F.epuou-
US Planes Blast Red Jet
As Sky Battles Resume -Ground
Action Held Down
By MILO FARNKTI
SEOUL, Korea U.S. Sabre
let pilots shot down one Commu.
can nomination for president.
Petitions are not necessary if
a candidate files his own name.
The deadline for filing is March
7. and the primary will be held
May 16. i
US Ahead In
PSane Making
NEW YORK l.fl How does the
United States Air Force stack up
against Russia's?" 1
Air Secretary Thomas K. Finlet
ter. in a speech before the New
Vnrlr Patent Law Association Tues-
day night, had these comments on j Pa"- . . . h,nr.
Production - Russia is ahead. , sent the fleet to show the flag and
10 snow irienu.MiiLj.
A Naval spokesman said trie cur-
US Destroyers
Touring World
By ROBERT EUNSON
YOKOHAMA, p WedneaJay. Feb.
27 iP Four sleek U.S. destroy
ers, veterans of the Korean war,
? JIL T Wn.Trt. "bout 200 Red Jets showed up south
ey.ia". of the Yalu River. The Sabres
the world "to show the flag
The good will cruise was rem
iniscent of the famed White Fleet
cruise of 1908 when 16 warships
under Rear. Adm. R. D. Evans
toured the world and dropped an
chor at Yokohama to impress Ja-
Rooscvelt
knocked down one and damaged
two.
Fifteen bombers on Operation
Stranglt Wednesday cut Red rail
lines in 90 places and destroyed
or damaged one rail bridge. 72
roll cars, two field pieces, one anti
aircraft position. 34 supply build
ings and three fuel dumps.
Ground action continued Ugh
Wednesdoy. The U. S. Eighth
Army's nlRht communique report-
but the U.S. is catching up.
definiteTvahead ""t cruis llkewise "ls t0 hw ed nIy ,Bht patrol clashes all
Medium and lone rsntre bombers ! the na"-'. .... along the 155-mlle battlelront.
Meoiurr and long rang' omoers i Selected for the cruise are the Th commUnlfue said the big-cuaUty'-
' Hyman Beatty. Purdy and Bristol t balllc wn 70.n,lnule cU..h
quaiiij. , moriprn uarshlos which IE ,.i or.
Lignt Domoers ine iwo air ri.,i.r iot "':u i"i
forces are about equal.
The newest Russian bomber,
known ns "type 31" not as good
as our B-36 heavy bomber.
HOTEL LANDMARK GOES
PINCHER CREEK, Alia. A
landmark in the Southern Alberta
town since 1889. the Arlington ho
tel has been torn down. The hotel,
build of hand-made bricks made on
a district farm, was known for
many years simply as "The Brick
Hotel."
mikJJmyB::!-1' -W district farm, was known for
VHMMHBaaaaaaa,,,,,,,,.. many years simply as "The Brick
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JUNIOR Jmmm-hmimmm-timkmLJlgr t
make up uestroyer uiv sion i. rhin(se ,,. of chorwon on the
The first port ot call is Mong : w , Fl.nt
ib,?ThC"!ifil;l S Ihli force, on the
Port Said, Naples, Cannes, Glbralt- skl, m.L nel W , J U l,i i
er and the Awres. ia platoon in strength, mostly along
Capt. W. H. Gioverman. Coving- 'he Ktimhwa-Knmsopg road.
ton, Ky., commander ol uestrover
Division 122. hopes to have the
men and ships home in Newport,
R. I., about April 30.
Hay, Straw Go On
Banned List
A HAPPY ME M TWO
L
WASHINGTON lfl Agriculture
Department officials said Tuesday
an order banning livestock ship-
outbreak of foot and mouth disease, s'h the savage beast and lo lend
also applies to hay and straw. ! Influence to todays
An official told a reporter these """"" "" "
by Lloyd Derby
Although "Music hath charms to
products are involved:
Prohibited: Cows, sheep, goats,
and hogs and any fresh, chilled or
frozen beef, veal, mutton, lamb
and pork.
Restricted: Hoy and straw and
animal by-products, such as hides
skias and bone meal. In efleci. the
.official said, there 's litt.e differ
'ence betwen a flat prohibition f nd
' a restriction.
that the greatest
benefits are got
ten from music
when we make It
ourselves. Just
listening to music
is a Passive-action.
And youll
notice In so-doing
that the mind
and the mood are
not always completely absorbed in
the mood of the Music.
But when you're actually playing
the music yourself, you're complete
ly engrossed In making It say what
vmi wnnl. tn exnress. It's the act of
LONDON Wl The funeral of i ,,, ih mucin tlint makes it
King George VI cost 58,000 pounds j Rn effcctive outlet for frustrations
S162,400. i and emotions. When you're concen-
The government presented Ihe I ,",." ' L , iov rrtin
bill to Parliament Wednesday. ak- t'ngf " PSln cf ccW you're
ing it to vote the necessary money. I wa, r,l " 'T.S.
i The total Includes 8.000 pounds , , t::
($22,400) for entertaining royal nd ; ' be paid or appointments to keep.
! overseas gueste, hiring cars and ; You're relaxed. And at the same
i railway expenses. I time, you're enjoying a Creative
mgcresi item was a mil irom ouuci. , .
the armed forces for 36,750 pound I So remember, Music is not Just
Royal Funeral
Cost $162,400
($100,010) for the troops who t.ok
part in the ceremonies.
That does not include their pay
only special costs resulting from
the royal funeral on Feb. 15.
Teen-Ager On
Most Wanted List
WASHINGTON The FBI's
"most wanted" list was revised
Wednesday to Include a teen-ager,
the youngest person ever placed
among the nation's 10 top fugitives.
He is 19 year old Kenneth Lee
Maurer of Detroit, sought for the
bludgeon deaths of his mother and
11-year old sister In Detroit's Rouge
Park section last Nov. 2fl. -
Maurer went on the "most want
ed' list as a replacement for Wil
lie Sutton, long sought for bank
robbery In Brooklyn and captured
by police there Feb. 18.
Churchill Wins Vote Of
Confidence As Socialist"
Vina Loses Smear Battle
t'htirdhlll said AlHco hh Jimtl
j lied In junking audi uimiiueiiiriii,.
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LnNIWIJlutlrHrliM Mlnl.ir
Churchill won n Mouse ol Chiiiiiio.ih
cunfli.riif-e vule mi ln.i rr.iricn l.iil.
Icy Tup.mUv .1'uht a tie:' asserting
ills pieoge ot "piompi, ri'-unun rim
(.I (relive ' arUuii in Knuvi only con
tiniird pollclri a liit May by the
former Labor uvoiiiiiiimi..
lift fllKf'In-.i.ft nl.4n lh.il 111,, f.nlinr
reiilino of Pr'nm Mln.siov Aiilre
aecrrtlv set up pi.Mil lor I'rguiiir
produrtlon ot atomic bimibi and
lmd produced mi nlv.n bomb.
C'lllii clilll won I he -onild'Mier votp
3IH In 'JHA. n llinruln of :i:l vnle.
Liberal pnrly 'oai-k-n.; t.u t-llocl his
lumuiiu vonscrvii io eob.c oi u
votes.
Ills revelulloiii on Koivnll polley
Mill the u'.omb uoin'i ruiiu'. CIiiiit
nlll said, from cabin"! tiociiinrnl.i
which lie hud no cliniiiv In i.e.
until his CoiiH'ivuiive miily piMid
the I.nboriies in 1M Oitubcr's
Kcnrrul elerlliin.
Mardi Gras
Over For
Another Year
NEW ORLEANS ' The "wid
est main street In Uie world" was
almost empty as New Orleans
marked the end of carnival season
with Ash Wrdiie.stiny observances
of the beginning of I he 40 fn.st days
of Lent.
Thousands who enjoyed Iho mad
lies. of Mardi Uru.s wended Dielr
unlet ways lo church to hove their
forehead, aiinolntpd with the ashes
of last Palm Sunday's palms.
About 110 worried over police
charges filed against them during
Tuesday's fun and frolic thnt wus
replete with parades, (Inuring,
masking and general lun-maklng.
Police said It was an unusually
(.rderly celebration; usually about
boo persons are arrested on Mardi
Oras.
Canal Street, which the Cham
ber of Commerce publicises as the
widest main street In the world,
had little traffic. Malw cejebratnrs
slept late: uthers had already lelt;
shoppers wero few.
Ills (IhcluMii'H brnimlit coulilsioii
and auger ain-m.i .ho Laborl'e.
This may sharpen Urn dlvMNi ue
tween such ino-li'iali' lenders a.-
Atllco and Hurbcil Morrison and
the left wing- fni-Mon Ir I nv f.iriiior
Labor Minister Aiumviii l'evau,
Tho confidence vole enme on a
;..ionr utimiiv motion uri'imlnu
Cliiirclilll of milking i-prret n llllniy
pledged to Pie.si'l.M1. Tiuiitiiii. Hoc
lullnt critics clvnucd !la..p rledges
were hinted .it ivIk.ii C'imi lull
prninlsrd Hi a speech In CniiuirM
last nionlli that Hi nam wiiuui inse
I "prompt, regime and eflecllve"
' action If n Korea truce were
I reached, I hen broken by Iho Com
1 munlst.
Churchill denied , anv secret
agrrrmcut with the President,
He said Atllee's agreement
i reached a secret military iindrr
i standing with III United Milieu lusl
I May lo take Joint ni-l m "outside
! Korea" If Coinmiinlst nlanes bndlv
btnslrd U.N, furces frniu Chinese
buses.
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H. 4t Ut Oram T. TaW Oil
en B. Lee, Mgr.
' foR casual weak
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"liuoyanl
as a Bobbtr"
Streaking icroli (lit nutlon lo ntw
hf (glut ol popularity! Cool, color
ful, nrxihir, light, airy footwear
.fill, tlii. It Inna.wearina rulhlnn
crvpe tolri. Aik for 'cm by nama
" HUBS'' by the makm of Rind
ihocs.
a Caal fabrli vatiri
a All faawlar calan
a lttl ihanhl
a WWlhi-I.CO.I
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M.n'i la l $6.95
Laothtr Uppart J8.95
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VAN ORMAN'S
527 Moln
The Sabre pilots said they traded
firing passes with about 190 MIGs
50 in the morning, HO early In :
inc Hiieinoon una ou luwnia even
ing. It was In the last brush that the
Sabres scored. MaJ. Van Chandler
of Waxohachle. Tex., was credited
with destroying one Red Jet, his
third of the war. capt. George
Dunn of Wilmington, Del., dam
aged one.
As the snow and clouds of the
past few days cleared, the U.S.
Fifth Air Force flew about boo
sorties in the 24-hour period ended
at 6 p.m. Wednesday a nearly
normal number.
In the preceding 24-hour period
the Fifth Air Force flew only 20
sorties, lowest . In three months.
In the last Jet battle on Saturday
for the Youngsters. It's for EVERY
BODY. And It's never too lnte to
start learning to play your favorite
Musical Instrument.
If you would like a pleasant eve
ning an evening full of music,
Songs, Dances, and Comedy 1
recommend the "SHOWBOAT" to
be put on In Mills Auditorium by
the Malln Mariner's on March 7th.
Curtain time 8:00 p.m. This show
is sponsored by the Klamath Falh
Lions club. It's a good show, don't
miss It.
But, If you would like to make
a little music yourself you will find
your favorite Musical Instrument
. . . no matter what It is . . you
will find every thing from a Har
monica to a sousaphone In our
stock. Oome In und look over our
selection of band Instruments right
away. You'll always find friendly
folks to help you at Derby's Music
co. 120 North 7th. rnonc lain
FIRK CLAIMS FIVE ,
MONTREAL lf- Five member
of a family died early Wednesday
when lire swept their home in
nearby Vllle Ste. Pierre.
The cause of the fire was un
known.
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mlncad calaiy, I agg, unbaolan. Spreod J ibip.
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quota ol for ally roll.
)floca. roll-upi, laolad lido down, on llnqraoiad
cookie ihoat. taka 10 lo 15 mlnulat In hoi av.n
t MO'). Sana wllh hoi louca mod. by bringing
to a boil (ovar low haol, Hitting comlonllyl on
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