PAGE TWO TUK NEWS AND TUE HKRAI.O. KI.A.MATH FAI LS. OUKCON Mnv T. 1941 T For Dark Victory I11L0T0V if h mmrn mm m FRENCH SrfilA 1 GOUP FEARED Muring w boty, Btltih nam troops in dark glasses so they'll fight better in the dark of the night Ihut llitlrr tries his invasion. (Continued from Pase Onei menace to Russia's own fron tiers. Stalin hu been secretary o( the central committee of the communist party since 1922. a member of the presidum of the supreme council of the USSR and a member of the executive com mittee of the Communist Interna tionale. Presidium The presidium on which he sat is composed of a president Kalinin and 11 vice presidents, one for each constituent republic of the soviet union, and 24 mem bers. The body serves, in effect, as an administrative group under the supreme council made up of 569 members from all parts of Russia's real. Molotov, premier since 1931 and re-elected by the supreme soviet in January of 1938, be ' cause foreign commissar on May j 4, 1939, just four months be fore the outbreak of the war when he suddenly was chosen ' to replace Maxim Litinov. In August of 1939 Molotov played a chief role in the con clusion of the Russian-German pact, handled the diplomatic, angles of the conflict with Fin-: land, visited Berlin for consulta tion several months ago and; j more recently signed Russia's! (Continued from Page One) I name to the new membership ; instead of the decisive and win-i pact with Japan. , ning power in the world con-1 i test. "Is it conceivable that the' American people would allow' this to happen? . . . shall we; flinch now and permit these munitions to be sunk in the At-i (Continued from Fage Onc said in a speech prcpnrcd fur senate delivury: "Too Long" "We must stifle threats against ua near their source. We have already waited too long. If we continue a pussy-tooting policy the foe will not fear us and our friends will not respect us." speaking of lease-lend cargo. ELECTS OFFICERS JIT ET MEASE FOR j A species of Javnursv bivalve I exists partly In and purtly o$ attaches Itself to tree rout" and of water. IN0AYI STlSONnSKS USE OF NAVY (Continued from Page Onei bore being arrested by Iraqi troops. The Berlin radio said British planes had raided the Iraqi capi-; P(.pp,r averted that the country uii. miicci or wounneo. several "should resolve that no power civilians and damaged a Mos- wln keep us from getting the que. in addition to bombing other goods to Britain, and getting so-called "open towns" during ,nem thm now ,htL,1,s'::4,h''urit-..J, . It was up to military and naval The British middle east com- experts, he added, to decide on mand at Cairo reported heavy the best method for guaranteeing bombing of Iraqi military posi- r safe delivery, tions around Habbaaiya. where , A far as Hitler was con- direvt hits were scored, across cerned. Pepper said that the the Euphrates near Falluja where United States should react to nioior transports columns were him as it had to the Barbary blasted and in the Diwaniya sec- coast pirates in the earlv year's tor 80 miles south of R.ighdad of the last century, and to the on the Euphrates. . gangsters of the Dillinger davs. Around ll.ibbaniya the shell- He then proposed that the ing of the air base was reduced president declare and congress to "intermittent and inaccurate" approve a "state of natiuiiul fire, it was said. emergency a state in which the In the Basra area, it was stated cnwmnu.ni m,,m t..... ..... I officially, the "situation remains similar to the war power." quiei atter me oriving ot Iraqi : Continuing, he said iorces irora tne vicinity. FOR AID SHIPS DEDICATION 0 CITY BRIEFS "I propose that we close, exits I of Europe. Africa and Asia against any possible attack upon our continent. I mean that we should not allow the axis to oc-' cupy Greenland, Iceland, the , Azores, the Cape Verde islands.; the Canary islands, Singapore or Dakar. We know that if they i ao occupy them it will only be to have a vantage point from which to jump at our throat. "1 propose that the United States, in cooperation with Great Britain, occupy all those tcrri-i tories so we may stifle near its I source inn tnrcat which we Tentative plans for a dedica- i bc imed against us. Eleunora Weatherford was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's club at the annual balloting Monday evening. She succeeds Klo Pick ett. Other new officers are: Lilly Darby, first vice president; j Dorothy Hailie. second vice pres ident; Nedra Hunt, treasurer; Es ther IiSwlcr, recording seereUiry; lsabclle Milne, corresponding secretary. Delegates to the state conven tion in Portland May lit. 17, and IP are Lilly Darby. Kleanoru Weither(ord. Nedra Hunt, Hlkiu . Park, Claudia Lureiu and Lela Laurcttson. Anno Avery, formerly of Klanivtli Kails, is president of i the Portland club, hostess of the . stale convention. Monday s meeting was devol t ed to fire prevention, with a talk and the showing of a motion ' picture. ' (Continued from Pace One' ' big bombers "with all possible I speed." Hopkins, it was snut. has been virtually a clearing house on Uie I lease-lend program, with repre sentatives of governments seek ir.g assistance coming to h i in with their requests. Burns will go into the otfiee of emergency I management, in the executive of i fiee of the president, as execu ; tive officer of a new division of defense aid reiKirLv It was the president's Ix-lief. jsaid Stephen Ksrly, a secretary, that the Job could be done bet ter by a military man, with an i umierstaiuling of the whole plc- ! ture, than by a civilian. ! It took a military order by Mr. Rooscvt-lt as coinmander-in chief of the armed forces to give Burns the new Job. The division of defease aid re ports was created by a presiden- ! tlal executive order, which said it was to "provide a central 1 channel for the clearance of transactions and reports, and co ordinate the processing of re quests for aid under the (lense lendl act." CIGARETTES LOW PRICES At Everybody's CAMELS CHESTERS LUCKIES OLD GOLDS RALEIGHS KOOLS SPUDS F NEW S. A. HOME BEING MAPPED Shipments To Russia Halted By U. S. Order (Continued from Pane One) ever, were said to have made it inadvisuble for the United States to permit the exiHirt of any maclunery which can be used here in defense or British aid production. VITAL STATISTICS ! COOPER Born at HilNide ' hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore , May 6. 1941. to Mr and Mrs. Ernest H Cox-r. 133S Crescent j avenue, a boy. Weight: 7 pound ; 3 A ounces. From Yraka Mrs. W. W Schuldt and infant son. Billy former residents of this city, an guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bamher of Washington street. The Schuldts now live in Yreko, Calif. At Harrimaa Mr. and Mrs. "If we occupy these territories we can keep the sea lanes of Britain open with our navy and our ainorce. ; Uon, open house and corner- I lantic ocean? Our entire historr stone laying for the new Salva- William J. Prendergast Jr, of j shows no precedent to make such tion Army home at Fourth Portland, Mr. and Mrs. James ! supposition creditable. Neither street and Klamath avenue were n4i,- iv,m. j r; i.: ! the government nor the neoDle of shaped at a meeting of the Ouloukanoff of New York and the Lm,I States haveever given . ay board at the chamber ofig . l, . a member of the Metropolitan O5cas,on ,0 makc ,nyone believe ! commerce Tuesday noon. ; oririsn, MOZI Opera company, spent the past I !n4t sucn an art irresponsibil-. The building is now being re-: Forces Trade weekend in Klamath Falls. I 1,y and inds'n would be pos- modeled and will be finished in j p D After transacting business her. sible " about a month, it was stated ; DOITID KOldS Prendergast. attomer. took hi. i by Adjutant Norman Bowyer. guests to Harriman lodge where ' Ozark Teachers, they enjoyed fishing Saturday! nuv,;, LI.IJ and Sunday on Upper Klamath1 rn7'Cian Mela ,ln Flogging Case T : f I nntlnn or lnn. Dnn t . "CK"' t intiuiii . , . ... . ' ,""'""m" T ..oun? ..'T"." r " .7 ,,V.KI "'r.' the public to look over the nl. ,n n stacked in re gion, son oi Allan Leo Wes- j "? a,"r.re" I quarters, said to renrevnt 1 18y Xor vcral hours, and (Continued From Page Onel He said that former County Judge George Grizzle has pre sented a cornerstone for the structure. The board decided that laying of the stone would afford opportunity for inviting (Continued from Pase One) plane was missing but that the pilot of th . latter was safe. Th e government acknow. ledged that "much damage" was done in the Clvdcside area. in ton of Tulelake. employe of the nd -50 bond and the worn- "a " " I dicated that the toll ot dead and Long Bell Lumber company, is 7 00 Their school was," "Vsu" the Sanation i "n ht b he.x-y. slowly recovering from a fracj 10 ahead of sche- 'Ung at Considerable damage alro was tared leg which he suffered sev! dul much reported in the Mersey river erai monuis ago. rie has been . ivmea a patient at Hillside hospital since that time. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Sheriff U'llliam. .. I f : a hich ehnni h.i,.ii,,ii ... j Adjutant Resort Center employe, had at-,,h ""I symnas,um ,n tacked her during party west ,"17 bullding "ould of Camdenton over a vear . if allrabJe for foy Scout anJ Caldwell. Williams said adrn i "'f, conMlun',y "Ps which ted taking her to the party but; I" ,t denied the attack. Dul Fair success was reported Murrell. who recently asked r"Z T T V , i. Rhivine u;I sufficient funds to cover the ! shipping center at Liverpool, at- Further nimnm .I,. ...Kll . ' SII,,lnK CeniCI i w.ii h. i i... icaea lor tne lath consecutive Bowyer told the STOP FIRES Zanol Soot Destroyer. Tested, proven here. Prevents fires. iinhui ., cleans chimneys, flues, stoves,' she told of the purported attack CStS f omP'e,inS the remodel etc. References. Arcade Hotel. was quoted byWiTliams al YTy'. t nlon? "? ing: "Caldwell had it coming to , 'ST-". FOR RENT Four-room furnish- J1.1"?-..1 fecl that we were iust'- amount. ed house. Inquire 1321 Di-' ,. . ... . . . ! vision. 710tf . "u"u "aving uie cat-o-nine-tails "made for the oc- FOR SALE acre with house. casion and said he burned it af- 3029 Boardman, Altamont. 5-12 ter U5'ng it. Williams said. The sheriff quoted the three defendants as admitting the flog ging. Their preliminary hearing is Saturday before Justice O. W. Byler at Camdenton. night. The British asserted, however, they downed eight German planes during the night and said their own air force hammered western Germany. The big in dustrial center of Mannheim was said to have been the main tar get of the RAF. Belfast, subjected Sunday night to a heavy attack, was one of the objectives on which the Germans loosed bombs in north ern Ireland during the dark hours before dawn todav. LET the Interstate Business Col lege train you for one of the many good jobs ahead. En roll now. 5-6 FOUR-ROOM HOUSE Unfur nished. 321 No. 6th. 5-6 ROOM. BOARD, LAUNDRY 346 N. 10th. 5-12 FOR SALE 1935 Dodge sedan, bers and friends. TWO-ROOM furnished ment. 1805 Main. Townsend Club The Town send club No. 1 was scheduled to meet in the KC hall Tuesday May 6. at 8 p. m. There was to be dancing as usual for mem- apart ' "PP"1 Leonard Thorns . , and George E. Smith, ranchers -" -""mi uisirici, were SPECIAL Gladiola Bulb Sale a"Kng the out-of-town visitors Prices you can afford to pay. here Tuesday. Supply limited. Nice large " treated bulbs. Choice colors.! om San Francisco Ernest Anderson, 339 N. 9th. 5-8 Tallman- regional director of social security with CARD OF THANKS in San Francisco, was a business We wish to take this opportu- visitor here Sunday en route nity to thank our many friends north. for the beautiful floral offerings ' - . and kind expressions of sympa- Flavor! Flavor! Flavor! Yes thy tendered during our recent Wieland's Beer HAS tht Flavor! bereavement, the loss of our be- 3 loved relatives, Gertie Barkley i . . Duffy. Edna Duffy George, and i SEVERE SKIN Mavt M -. -l ...... C " " " . Edwin Duffy Dean George Effie Barkley and family Watson Duffy and family. IRRITATIONS: eternally sused. Extra- TUicltly relnnreB itrhmf. woiiikw. Actu ally aids heaJing. Zwno doesn't how on kin. 30 years success! Get TODAY I PLAYS TODAY and THURS. 2 BIG FEATURES 2 James Stawart Margaret Sullivan in "Shop Around the Corner" 2ND BIO FEATURE Edward G. 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' Ann Nagel Don Terry V j P AAAlmnm Rt,k..J. e n.... n'dl , t is : ;r"" PACKAGE I IS IS CARTON I T.U :lSMl7lbfi i:tM:n.:M.i;iHi:r:itiiij.T;irw Iflll A CEMTtMNIll VUt Or IMt lltl mOKi OWattSI IXTUIAllvViKT FRIDAY and SATURDAY I A 4 ON THE STAGE BARRY BREEDEN'S 19412 Ml: MMflDE: )F THE AAUSICAL STAGE . , STARRING THE TWO BLACK CROWS GEORGE MORAN Abetted By EDDIE MACK m W I mf vvC m A alt'rinq living, animattd cavalcade of th Musical Comtdy, VaudTill. Mitutral and Concart Staga Tha Song Hits and EnUrtainmant of 1941 combinad with tha MalodiM and Staga Triumphs of tha Past Recraatad antw bf a famous company of Singiri, Instru ma n talis it. Comedians and Da near. With A CAST OF FAMOUS ARTISTS of Radio Staae Screen and Concert 10 130 FAMOUS MUSICAL ACTS HITS 0 ON THE SCREEN Q BACHELOR BEWARE! i A t i i )w7 A tijR book on "How to Get 23feYour M.r," . and now l tcan haoosnl f.. . 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