August 2, 1949 (8 pages)

that ‘the treaty imposes no legal --~gnunist defendants, on trial for concourt Page Six iin ile alah 0th ag ct IN A tg Se NEVADA CITY NUGGET i Tuesday, August 2, 1949 SLPS Dulles Rebukes England Faces WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS US Steel Dislikes Truman Plan Pact Detractors; More Austerity; EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those of estern Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) POTENTIAL PEARL HARBORS. Fergus Hoffman, specialist on Alaskan affairs for Seattle, Wash., newspaper, tells a senate . appropriations subcommittee on Alaskan defense that the terri‘tory today is ‘‘the most widespread collection of potential Pearl i Harbors under the stars and stripes.’”?. Shown at the hearing, left to right, are Alaskan delegate E. L. Bartlett; Senator James E. Murray (D., Mont.), member of senate interior affairs committee; Hoffman, and Senator Elmer Thomas (D. Okla.), chairman of the appropriations subcommittee. MONROE DOCTRINE: Pact Fuss John Foster Dulles, in his first speech as U.S. senator appealed for ratification of the North Atlantic pact and rebuked Senator Robert A. Taft and others opposing it. Taft’s opposition was on _ the grounds that the treaty commits the United States to re-arm its European. signers. Dulles countered with the defense that the pact does not obligate this nation to enter any arms program which ‘“‘isn’t defensible on its own merits.”’ Dulles said that the treaty doesn’t give’ any individual member the right to get any particular thing from any other member. No particular member has any claim on any particular aid he averred. It does not require the United States to build each signer up so that it could defend itself alone, Dulles said. ANOTHER FOE of the pact, Senator Flanders of Vermont, wanted to extend the Monroe Doctrine in place of entering the pact. He said this nation would not be obligated in details any more than in the original Monroe Doctrine. Flanders also objected to possible arms commitments to Europe if we signed the pact. He said that if vast arms shipments:are made to Europe we don’t know what will happen to them in case of communist domination of nations benefitted. Senator Scott W. Lucas, the Democratic senate floor leader, said obligation for an. arms program, but added such a program is needed just the same. The Truman _ administration seeks a $1,130,000,000 program to rearm western Europe. ENGLAND: More Austerity Sir Stafford Cripps, chancellor of the exchequer, has placed a new austerity program. before the British people. He announced that Britain will reduce her spending in the United States and Canada by $400,000,000, or one-fourth, in the eurrent fiscal year; THE BRITISH financial situation fis more serious than Secretary of State Acheson has made it appear. However, it is not insoluble. British difficulties cannot be. attributed to the American slump. The British will benefit from declining prices here of raw materials and food. Inflated war prices are blamed for the rapid consumption of America’s 1946 loan to England. . There is taking place in England, according to a recent poll of the British Institute of Public Opinion, a shift of political sentiment toward the right. A genera] election now might turn the Labor party out of office. Union leaders promised to try to end London’s wildcat dock strike as more soldiers, sailors and airmen went into the miles of wharves to unload ships and move cargoes Vaughan Accused President Truman has been asked to suspend his military aide, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan. The request came from Rep. Shafer, Michigan Republican, who cited the army’s suspension of two other major — generals, _Herman Fieldman, the’ quartermaster general, and Alden H. Waitt, chief of the chemical corps. They were suspended pending a senate investigation of army contract handling. Shafer said Vaughan was implicated in the same case, but gave no details. All three generals were mentioned in a retent news story which inspired the inquiry into dealings of ‘‘five per centers,’’ those who hire out to obtain government contracts. STRIKE RESPITE: Steel Accepts Plan The steel industry’s biggest corporations accepted President Truman’s 60-day peace plan under protest; thus averting a nation-wide steel strike. The fact-finding board, appointed by the president will study the dispute over a fourth round of postwar wage increases and pensions and group insurance —and will make recommendations. The United States Steel Corporation had asked President Truman to alter his terms for a peace proposal with the United Steelworkers, as a steel strike deadline rushed closer. The corporation demanded that the president’s proposed fact-finding board be given no power to suggest a settlement. The union threatened to strike against four companies — U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and Inland. These firms are. against any fact-finding boards outside the TaftHartley act. Phillip Murray’s big steel union agreed to a 60-day postponement of the walkout at companies which agreed with the president’s proposal. The Taft Hartley act provides for an inquiry board with no power to make recommendations. Earlier, Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. (D., N. Y.) flayed BenFIRESIDE CHAT: . "Selfish Interests” President Truman charged in a “fireside chat’? to the nation that “selfish interests’? are making budget-cut requests which threaten to ‘“‘blunder” the nation into depression. In his economic report, Truman assured the nation that it is not in a depression, despite business decline. ‘‘Political reasons’’ lead some people to want depression, he said. He added that depression, can be avoided. He blamed “‘selfish interests’’ for the tax cut that congress passed over his veto and for the denial of anti-inflation curbs he requested. HE FEARED a third great blunder and warned that ‘‘to slash government expenditures now would add to the downward trend.’ He defended his $42,000,000,000 budget for government spending the next 12 months. He said, ‘‘If we follow the wrong budget policy at this time and s our expenditures, we will decrease employment, cut down investment, weaken our defenses, and injure our efforts for peace.” His speech was seen as a movement to line up popular support for a showdown fight with the economy bloc in congress which is demanding that government spending be cut to income. He criticized those who say we are in a depression. ““Many of these persons for political reasons would like to have a depression,’? he said. ‘‘Others are Saying that there is nothing to worry about and an increase of the number looking for work is a: good thing. This attitude ignores the human suffering . .” “CONEY ISLAND:” "Trivialication” Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chicago, demanded that mankind’s expanding knowledge be turned toward achievement instead of ‘‘trivialication’” and formation of a huge “Coney Island.”’ He spoke at the Goethe Bicentennial Convocation at Aspen, Colo. He said that world catastrophe is inevitable if. the ‘“‘tribal selfadoration, which goes under the name of patriotism continues unchecked.”’ He asked for a world union of “men of good will,’? and said that world government is a step in the right direction to avert global suicide. He argued that ‘‘communication’? with Russia is possible if other nations were sincerely willing to try. A ‘moral, intellectual and spirItual’’? revolution is the only thing that will turn the world from a downward course, he argued. He attacked the ‘‘purposelessness’ of contemporary living, made more’ so by technology, and declared that new-gained leisure has been used for meaningless recreations. Of atomic energy in peace and war he said, ‘If we have war, we shall be blown to bits; if we have peace we shall be bored to death.” Hutchins compared today’s civilization with the fears and hopes expressed by the 18th century humanist, Goethe. The theme of his speech was “Goethe and world unity.’’ Goethe’s dream for the world was that it should be a ‘‘world of friends,’’ Hutchins said. He advocated Goethe’s ‘‘civilization of flialogue.” Injured Classified BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. Department: FARMS AND RANCHES ‘REAL ESTATE—MISC. GOVERNMENT LAND—Info. Re. official list ireox SI-A, San Rafael, California, i beautiful, overlooking ocean. Apmeow 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. $47,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. IFUL Cobb Valley — Five se oan roomed house—unfinished. Will finish if desired. Write Ray Weick, Cobb, California. Finest location. Want smaller property. 1450 S. First, San Jose. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income. \Priced right. Owner, Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain. In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or trade for Bar Sacramento north. Route 1, Box 1538, Eagle Point, Ore. HARDWARE STORE, Comp. Stocked, New Bldg. Low rent, good‘ lease. Other. businéss. Sac. for cost. $6950. K. R. LEWIS, 1324 E. Powell, Gresham, Oregon. COUNTRY HOME. 2 bedrooms Modern. Center, Industrial, Mining.; Diversifed farming. Stock raising country. Lumber mills. Sportsman’s Paradise. Lot 90x50. $4500.00. MRS. A. N. FISHER, Halfway, Oregon. HOT SPOT. New stores next to theater, rent ,reasonable; fast growing town; good for many businesses. BACCIARINI, P. O. Box 326, Salida, California. Phone Modesto 125312. AUTO MOTEL, 12 units, 2 yrs. old. 9 rm. home. 300’ Redwood Hwy. nr. mouth Klamath River. Salmon, steelhead fishing. Ex. inc. Pr. $49,500. Bank terms. Box 112, Klamath, Calif. FULLY equipped Drive-In restaurant, Stockton. Long lease. Full price $11,000. , Reason for selling ownet bought mountain hotel. Call Stockton 37426 for appointment. Frank Williams, 1528 East Pinchot, Stockton, Cal. cottuge court, 15-unit. trailer park with grocery store and gas station. 2% acres with lots. of shade. Price is $31,000, half down plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP U REST. ONLY MOTEL in prosperous Nevada town —11 units and two bedroom manager’s quarters, also rental! house—nicely furnished. Twelve acres within city limits. Excellent business. $40,000. Terms. EI Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada, SHANKS CAFE. Leading place. Big tourist trade. Seats 65. Employs 14 people. Modern air condition. Greyhound stage stop. Gross $70,000.00. Est. 10 yrs. Bldg 27x90. Just a MINT. Sac, $24,500. MRS. CARL TAYLOR, Box 43, Union, Oregon. PRAIRIE CITY AUTO Camp. 14 cabins. Sleeps 40. Modern Trailer camp. 1% Acres. Big Neon. Shade, No competition 118 miles. US 28 Hwy. Retiring, $31,500. Terms. DAN W. FISK, P. O. Box 1%, Prairie City, Oregon. : GROC. & Feed store and trailer camp, hardware, soft drinks, gas on 5c margin, etc. 60 locker. boxes, room for motel. Money maker. Loc. on main-hiway. Mod. home, 5 bdr. Gd. hunting and fishing. . $18,500, cash and terms. Write Weisel & Son, Careywood, Idaho. and citrus land between Vista and Fallbrook on new 395. Plenty of water. $200 to $500 per acre. Ralph ‘Swigart, Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 4% ACRES good, frostless land with 2bedroom house. Wonderful view in N. Carlsbad. RALPH SWIGART Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. FOR SALE—1i160 acres near Shasta Lake. Hunting and fishing with 2 cabins furnished and year around creek through property. For full particular write Box $13, Project City, Calif. APPLE Valley. Ranchos. Resort. 5 acres blacktop road. Water & electr. 1 mile N. of Million Dollar Dude Ranch. Write to Sidney Leffler, Sid’s Barber Shop, Box 385, Victorville, California. FOR SALE BY OWNER $6,500—5 acres, goodehouse, barn, other buildings, fruit, berries, ideal climate. 15 minutes to Ocean and 3 rivers, good fishing. Box 43, Albion, Calif. “ATOMIC WAR” Save your NECK for $12,500 on this dudecattle ranch in Idaho’s famous primitive area near Sun Valley. WHAT FISHING! L. P. GIBBS, c/o: Ben Lomond Hotel, Ogden, Utah. . 40 Ac. level summer fallowed, Good for grain or alfalfa hay. 4 rgoms, bath, barn holds 10 cows, out-buildings, good water, on paved road. $16,500. Inquire H. J. MUGGE, Rt. 2, Box 604, Vacaville, California. 200 ACRES in Ukiah, 1 mile from town. Good view and location, 50 acres improved; hotse and barns. Electricity, abundant ‘water, good pasture. Contact. owner. Mr, F. Mancuso, Glen Ellen. Sonoma 3035. ! RESTAURANT, cocktail lounge; finest sou. . 75 DN., $35 mo. New hse. $2,995. Full!« Oregon coast highway. RALPH VINz OR LAND & CATTLE . pr. Lots $795, $15 dn., 15 mo. 676 CENT, owner. Brookings, Ore. Wantee Cou: eee Crowslanding Rd., Modesto 6135-3 3AN, Cottonwood, Calif. HONEST MIKE’S Real Est, ee a as. Gestion, . WILE Sail part of 500 acres virgin avocado 5 rm. R SALE—6 acres, more or less, ghee spring water gravity. Alt. 2000. Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. 1 Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif. NEVADA . MOTELS, Ranches, etc. Reno, vic. MAT H, regan 1820 ‘“‘G’’? St., Sparks evada, Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 ) 6 ACRES, 4. miles from Crescent . City, Calif., modern house,: year around creek. Write E. L. COOK, . Route No. 1, Box 684-A, Crescent City, Calif. FOR Ranches, homes, summer cabins, or acreage in southern Alameda County. See CHAS. C. McGONEGAL, broker, Kilkare Road, P. O. Box 16, Sunol. Sunol 2391. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNER . 5 rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms, 2-car} stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, 12x20) store room, other bldgs., inc. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St. Santa Cruz, Calif. . FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, completely furn., excellent location. One block from beach on Russian River. What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, . Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J. 1 ACRE, double fenced, 2 bdrm. mod. home, double garage, chicken house, garden, flowers, good highway, near school, Georgetown 4 mi., 12 mi, Placerville. Steve Rogers, Star Rt.» Georgetown, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS, LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms of any description. Homes on the River, Business locations. :Auto Courts,! Mines: some very attractive buys. i BARRY HILL, REALTOR Rogue River, Oregon RANCH AND HOME for lease to reliable party. Plenty water. Fine for retired bus. man, 40 minutes to Hollywood. Gd. road, nr. store, school bus stop, etc. MURPHY RANCH, Rt. 1, Soledad Canyon at Sulphur Springs Schl., Saugus, Calif. SACRIFICE BY OWNER— 10 ac. Sebastopol apple and chicken farm. Neat 4 room home, partly furnished. Farm equipment, 2 trucks, two wells, Gravenstein apple crop, 125 to 150 tons ready to harvest, crop included. $11,500. 40 Redwood Road, San Anselmo, Calif. 5955-J. FOR SALE—35 acres more. or less on Morro Bay. Vegetable or permanent pasture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding house. Double garage. Plenty good water. Good hunting and fishing. Price $30,000. LEN L. SMITH, Rte. 1, Box 124-1, Phone 23313, San Luis Obispo, California. RAISE Golden Syrian Hamsters. Extremely profitable business or interesting hobby. Big demand for pets laboratory stock or breeding stock, Write for free circular ‘‘B’’. We ship any place in the world. Sunset Hamstery, 7619 Strobridge, Hayward, Calif. PRAIRIE CITY HOTEL. 2 story Brick. 50x80 corner property. 21 rooms. Modern lobby. Dining room, steam. heat. Sportsman’s Paradise. Diversified farming, stock country. Full price $61,500. Terms. W. E. Puett, P. O. Box 128, Prairie City, Oregon. GEN. MERCHANDISE, comp.-equip. 227 metal Lockers. Comp. line of all merchandise. Rich diversified farming country. Mining, Sportsman’s Paradise. Gross $90,000 for infor. Write Saunders Bros., Est. 1898, P. O. 20%, Richland, Oregon. FOR SALE—Restaurant, reasonable, fully equipt. Beer and wine license. On account of sickness by owners. Living quarters, picnic ground, shade _ trees. On 4 corner property. Ten minutes to Boyes Springs. Baths. Herman Weghofer, P. O. El Verano, California. 20-acre clover dairy in Escalon, California; 9 high test cows, milking machine, cooler, small home; good condition; nice yard; by owner; $16,000 full price. Phone LU cerne 1-7061 evenings for directions. Write Route 2, Box 1287, Steingul Avenue, Escalon, California. 5% AC. wooded, 1200 ft. elev.on_surfaced road. Large, Oaks. 1 ac. yard and gardens, Older 5 room rambling home, guest cabin, garage, barn and poultry house. Ample water. Fine hunting. Price $9750. Consider trade for income or ranch, T. F. SCHAAF,. Owner 1021 3rd_St., Napa, Calif. Ph. 2881. Oran ge Cove IRRIGATION DIST. Water July 9 under C.V.P. 20 to 250 acre tracts. IVAN W. HARPER, Rt, 1, Box 133, Orange Cove, California. VALLEY ELECTRICAL SHOP. Leading franchise on all major lines. No comipetition 65 miles. Write for full details. Sportsman’s Paradise. Wife Ill. Sac. $12,500. d. KE. Carlson, Halfway, Oregon. Ideal for . Good Man. BAER’S CLOTHING STORE. No competition, 60 mi. Cattle country. Diversified farming. Mining country. Good bus. year around. Sportsman’s Paradise. Life opportunity for young couple. Sac. $9,000.00 Owner O. V. BAER, Box 7, Oregon. DON’T DELAY! $15,000 HANDLES Halfway, 240 A. 100 A. cultivation. 60 A. creek bottom. 40 A. beach. 5 dwellings, sawmill on place. Total rent $120.00 per month. Some timber, fruit. Daily mail, school bus, electricity. Two running streams, water for irrigation sprinkler system. Fishing, hunting. Ideal stockdairy. Unlimited out range. Tractor, farm impls., included. Price $100 per A., ¥% down. Owner, Box 142, Brockway, Ore. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage on Consumnes. Springs. Fenced. On county road. Meadows, cleared—land. ONE acre level tand, good well, electric pressure system, 4-room stucco house; will sacrifice; price $5000 cash or $6000 terms, $2500 down and $50 per month, interest at 6% on balance; % mile north . Gilroy on 101 Highway. See owner, Mrs. Paul G. Swank, P.O. Box 284, Gilroy, California. IN Paradise, California; among the pines; five bedrooms; nearly three acre orche ard, grapes, berries, garden, centrally located; also 2-room cottage; elevation 1750 ft.; suitable for doctor, family or rest home. : B. L. HARRISON R 3 3782 Paradise, Californta TO RENT OR LEASE FOR RENT—New unfurnished 2 bedroom house with %4 acre garden, restricted district of Passiflora Acres cor. Saxony & Woodley, Encinitas. Large living room, studio windows, ocean view above heavy fogs, double garage, to small reliable family. $75.00 per month. References, VICTOR KREMER, 2064 Marengo, Los Angeles 33, Calif. SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. BEAN. GROWERS—Bunch your beans the Same time you pull them into any desirable sized pile in line for combines or pitch fork. Distributor wanted. Write GROUND MOLE HARVESTER CO., Bad Axe, Michigan. MISCELLANEOUS BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH H, ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. HOTELS . When in Sar Francisco Stop at HOTEL ANGELUS Rates $2.00 without bath $2.50 with bath Central Downtown location 140 Ellis Street Near Powel In the Heart of Downtown San Francisco ROOMS—¥$3.00 with private bath Garage facilities available $20,000. Groc. as per inventory; generous tms. Owner H. C. Bahnsen, Dos Rios, Calif., Mendocino County. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Store. Auto Access. Gen. Household appliances, furniture, radios, hardware, notions, dry goods. Loc. Eastern Oregon near Hell’s Canyon Dam. Diversified farming, cattle country. Low rent. Long lease. Liv. gqrts. Gross $25,000. Infor. Kenneth S. Stover, Box 218, Halfway, Oregon, HURRY! APARTMENT house in Dunsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta Cascade wonderland; good income; on Highway 99, 1 block from ‘business district; must sell due to illness. Price $21,500. A, P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunsmuir, California. FOR SALE-—$23,500. Terms. Mountain business, Cafe, groc., beer bar, 14 cabins all rented). Price inc. all equipment & inventory. Ready to move jin. All kinds of possibilities for future. Loc. Quartz Mt. Highway 665, 30 miles west Lakeview, Ore. Call Lakeview 3-T-8 for particulars; or write Quartz Mt., Station Rt. 1, Lakeview, Ore, 3-—3 RMS. Cottages and a 5-room home completely modern. Nothing left out. Floors covered. Groundfloor bldgs. Pump, Hse. Workshop. Storage rm. $145.00 income on jamin Fairless of United States Steel in a speech before the United Automobile Workers in Milwaukee for not acceding to the president’s proposal. “Y ARDSTICK” Cancer Gauger A “yardstick’’ for measuring the growth of cancer has been reported discovered. A simple, quick and inexpensive method of gauging the growth or decline of a cancer was reported by Doctors Phillip West and Jessamine Hilliard of the medical school at the University of California. The technique is based on an analysis of blood compounds and will measure the effectiveness of curative treatments. It is not a cure itself, nor is it a test for the of food. presence ;of cancer. HOOSEGOW Three N. Y. Reds Sweat Out Tiel In Jail The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York ruled that three Comand recently jailed for conmust stay in jail for the nder of the trial between The action of federal judge (Harold R. Medina in ordering the in jail, was upheld by the appeals court. With eight other defendants and high party leaders, they have been free on bail. The defense to the circuit court that their sentences were indeterminate since the length of the trial was not known was argued by attorneys in their appeal. The judge refused to allow this plea and TR Among the injured in the crash of the New York-California airliner that came to grief in the Santa Susana mountains near Chatsworth, Calif., was movie actress Caren Marsh. Latest estimates place the death toll of the crash at 25 with 18 injured. The plane crashed shortly after the pilot radioed that a violent fight was going on in the plane among the passengers. SCIENCE: Turbine Aircraft Research on gas-turbine engines at McGill University, Montreal, may bring about improved flying. A turbine engine is a_ scientific version of the mill wheel. It has many small blades instead of a few big ones, and instead of water, hot gas is used to push the blades. THE HOT GAS is produced by a blowtorch in which fuel is burned with the aid of air scooped from the atmosphere and compressed, ig aa dee a 2 a aeoge . tools. i hse, 1% Cottages mo. Low overhead. . All Garden Propane ‘gas, fuel supplies.+ Utility acres, 345 ft. frontage on Lincoln Hwy. Ideal climate, sportsman paradise. Room for expansion. Price $8,250 will take $1000. less for all cash. P, R. Bricker, 3655 Oth St., Baker, Oregon, Hurry! HOTEL, Restaurant and _ Fountain, good, going business near new Cherry Valley Dam on which road work is now in progress. This little town will be booming before long. Good chance to get in on ground floor. To get there follow Yosemite Highway 120. Will make attractive deal to interested party. Deal direct or your broker. Address owner, Hotel Charlotte, Groveland, Calif. San Rafael $345 MONTH INCOME Sixten miles from San Francisco, on Redwood highway. 4 modern three-room Apts. Very desirable corner lot 76x100 close to shopping. Always rented. Including stoves and refrig. Attractive rice. Owner J. J. JOHNSON, 262 ‘ewler Ave., San Francisco 16, California. INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeies, Calif, 161 Fourth St., Sao Francisco, Calif. NURSING profession qdickly learned. Women 17-55. No high school req’d, Home study, dipioma and pin to graduates, thousands needed. Act at once. Kor. further. information write Arizona School of Practical Nursing, 117 West McDowell Rd., Phoenix, Arizona Auto Body &Fender Repairs QUALIFY IN 24 WEEKS New courses, latest equipment, APPROVED FOR VETERANS Mech. Training Dept. Auto Div. B & G AIR SERVICE INC, 165, Venice Blvd, PR-8792 Los Angeles 15, Calif. BIG INOOME . LEARN “ SHOE REBUILDING 12 weeks complete course. Work under the idance of expert instruction. Machines, tools & ie turn, We will sanet you in petting te o e or start your own busines Riv. 100 a. crps., pastr. Abund. wat, ° Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch. 10 rm. native stone house on_ river. Just remodeled: and_ redecorated. 6 bdrms,,2 -baths. Beautiful carpet and furnishings, ine. 2-car garage. 2 bdrm. guest hse. by’ well known arch. and int. dec., exquisitely carpeted and. furn. Lanai and _ patio faces river, 2-car garage. New 5 rm. tenant hse. $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles of white fence,. all new. Implements, trucks and equip., ine. De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate, Could not dup. for asking price, $175,000. Write SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE., for info. and_ pictures. Brokers, please list. WANTED TO BUY XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediatevidy.LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Francisco, Calif. : LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARL THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, California. WHITE OAK HAMPSHIRES, Production ‘bred. Three boars ready for heavy duty, for sale. Best blood lines. GEO. HENSLEY, R, R. 2, Box 785, Sanger, Calif, FOR SALE--32 head of Holstein cows, 23 milking. Bal. springing. 23 Holstein heifers from 17 to 36 months old. 6 mi. S, ‘ of Atwater on Rose Ave., Jordan Tract. 6 mi. S. E. of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F, E. PEREIRA, Atwater, Calif. Rt. 1, Box 164, 8 ABERDEEN-ANGUS bulls, 10 to 18 mo. of age; two exceptional 18 mo. heifers, all sired by Eisenhower of Wickwire whose sire was Grand Champion at 3 largest shows in Scotland. These are not pampered and can make a living where any cattle can. Will be priced extra low considering the breeding. Write or call FRED McCAY, Cathay, Calif., Mariposa County. AIRPLANES FOR SALE *48 LUSCOMBE 85 de luxe. 60 hours total. Absolutely perfect. Always hangared, $2,150. See at Dixon Airport, Dixon, Calif. Wm. _A. MeDonald, AIRPLANE FOR SALE Aeronca Chief 1946 delivered early in 1947, 184 hours total time, never damaged, all. bulletins complied, hangared, $1350. Walter A, Silva, Kt, 1, Box 490, HomeStead Rd., Cupertino, Calif. POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. PETALUMA HASLCHERY. Est. 1902. We ( pgbtenaea in hatching White Leghorns, New ampshires, Austra-Whites and Cornish Cross. Can supply chicks. on. short notice. Petaluma. Hatchery, 1. W. Clark. 619 Main St. Petaluma. Calit. MACHINERY FOR SALE—6x19 sq. head, 4 knife ball bearing planer. A-1 shape. $1150.00 1Machine Shop complete, liv. qtrs., 5000 ft. flr. space. $12,000. W. TRUMBULL 1700 Allen Cr. Rd., Grants Pass, Oregon. DRILLING RIG Welding machine mounted on Intr, truck; perforator, tools, etc. Price . . RS. A. G. KESSINGER, 581. No. Dora St., Ukiah, Calif, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES HOW TO SELL YOUR INVENTION for Quick Cash or Royalty Patented or Unpatented Heipful Instructive Guidance How to Protect and locate buyers. Send $1.00 now for your copy, C9) SERVICE hed over 23 . For dtls. see Moderne Shoe School 7 ae ie . 5, Caliz, oF eh REATIVE 326 West 3rd St., 312 Fay Los Angeles 13, Calif, tia. 3 9 U. Auto Court, all kitchen & bath, 4 room house. Two barns, $20’ per Cl eek a Que fee Ry — ae a ae LEMPLD PAINE ARK HOTEL M . By State Hwy. No. near EMPLE PAID ‘ yf beach. 3 ml, So, of no Beach. 6000 Castro Valley Blvd. San Francisco—PRospect 65-0355 Oceano Auto Ct. Box 183, Oceano. Hayward, Calif. . GENERAL store, Well. estab. Hotel, 2 Oregon ies cabins, din. rm., gas pump, beer, wine Beaut Wn ac cuit mi, east PALO M AR H OTEL mae Caen Gee ee oe Medford, Ore., on Crater Lake Hwy. eee aps Bhi ae ag Fishing, hunting and vacation area. 364 O’FARRELL STREET OO. i WUD: Pr 1 mi. frontage on famous Rogue SAN FRANCISCO Newly furnished —All private baths. Sinfle $3.00; Double $3.50; Twin beds $4. ext to N.B.C. Studios and Garage. One of the best downtown addresses. SAN FRANCISCO Down Town e Jones and Eddy Sts.}, ¢ All With Baths and Showers e . 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that ‘the treaty imposes no legal --~gnunist defendants, on trial for concourt Page Six iin ile alah 0th ag ct IN A tg Se NEVADA CITY NUGGET i Tuesday, August 2, 1949 SLPS Dulles Rebukes England Faces WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS US Steel Dislikes Truman Plan Pact Detractors; More Austerity; EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those of estern Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) POTENTIAL PEARL HARBORS.. Fergus Hoffman, specialist on Alaskan affairs for Seattle, Wash., newspaper, tells a senate . appropriations subcommittee on Alaskan defense that the terri‘tory today is ‘‘the most widespread collection of potential Pearl i Harbors under the stars and stripes.’”?. Shown at the hearing, left to right, are Alaskan delegate E. L. Bartlett; Senator James E. Murray (D., Mont.), member of senate interior affairs committee; Hoffman, and Senator Elmer Thomas (D. Okla.), chairman of the appropriations subcommittee. MONROE DOCTRINE: Pact Fuss John Foster Dulles, in his first speech as U.S. senator appealed for ratification of the North Atlantic pact and rebuked Senator Robert A. Taft and others opposing it. Taft’s opposition was on _ the grounds that the treaty commits the United States to re-arm its European. signers. Dulles countered with the defense that the pact does not obligate this nation to enter any arms program which ‘“‘isn’t defensible on its own merits.”’ Dulles said that the treaty doesn’t give’ any individual member the right to get any particular thing from any other member. No particular member has any claim on any particular aid he averred. It does not require the United States to build each signer up so that it could defend itself alone, Dulles said. ANOTHER FOE of the pact, Senator Flanders of Vermont, wanted to extend the Monroe Doctrine in place of entering the pact. He said this nation would not be obligated in details any more than in the original Monroe Doctrine. Flanders also objected to possible arms commitments to Europe if we signed the pact. He said that if vast arms shipments:are made to Europe we don’t know what will happen to them in case of communist domination of nations benefitted. Senator Scott W. Lucas, the Democratic senate floor leader, said obligation for an. arms program, but added such a program is needed just the same. The Truman _ administration seeks a $1,130,000,000 program to rearm western Europe. ENGLAND: More Austerity Sir Stafford Cripps, chancellor of the exchequer, has placed a new austerity program. before the British people. He announced that Britain will reduce her spending in the United States and Canada by $400,000,000, or one-fourth, in the eurrent fiscal year; THE BRITISH financial situation fis more serious than Secretary of State Acheson has made it appear. However, it is not insoluble. British difficulties cannot be. attributed to the American slump. The British will benefit from declining prices here of raw materials and food. Inflated war prices are blamed for the rapid consumption of America’s 1946 loan to England. . There is taking place in England, according to a recent poll of the British Institute of Public Opinion, a shift of political sentiment toward the right. A genera] election now might turn the Labor party out of office. Union leaders promised to try to end London’s wildcat dock strike as more soldiers, sailors and airmen went into the miles of wharves to unload ships and move cargoes Vaughan Accused President Truman has been asked to suspend his military aide, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan. The request came from Rep. Shafer, Michigan Republican, who cited the army’s suspension of two other major — generals, _Herman Fieldman, the’ quartermaster general, and Alden H. Waitt, chief of the chemical corps. They were suspended pending a senate investigation of army contract handling. Shafer said Vaughan was implicated in the same case, but gave no details. All three generals were mentioned in a retent news story which inspired the inquiry into dealings of ‘‘five per centers,’’ those who hire out to obtain government contracts. STRIKE RESPITE: Steel Accepts Plan The steel industry’s biggest corporations accepted President Truman’s 60-day peace plan under protest; thus averting a nation-wide steel strike. The fact-finding board, appointed by the president will study the dispute over a fourth round of postwar wage increases and pensions and group insurance —and will make recommendations. The United States Steel Corporation had asked President Truman to alter his terms for a peace proposal with the United Steelworkers, as a steel strike deadline rushed closer. The corporation demanded that the president’s proposed fact-finding board be given no power to suggest a settlement. The union threatened to strike against four companies — U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and Inland. These firms are. against any fact-finding boards outside the TaftHartley act. Phillip Murray’s big steel union agreed to a 60-day postponement of the walkout at companies which agreed with the president’s proposal. The Taft Hartley act provides for an inquiry board with no power to make recommendations. Earlier, Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. (D., N. Y.) flayed BenFIRESIDE CHAT: . "Selfish Interests” President Truman charged in a “fireside chat’? to the nation that “selfish interests’? are making budget-cut requests which threaten to ‘“‘blunder” the nation into depression. In his economic report, Truman assured the nation that it is not in a depression, despite business decline. ‘‘Political reasons’’ lead some people to want depression, he said. He added that depression, can be avoided. He blamed “‘selfish interests’’ for the tax cut that congress passed over his veto and for the denial of anti-inflation curbs he requested. HE FEARED a third great blunder and warned that ‘‘to slash government expenditures now would add to the downward trend.’ He defended his $42,000,000,000 budget for government spending the next 12 months. He said, ‘‘If we follow the wrong budget policy at this time and s our expenditures, we will decrease employment, cut down investment, weaken our defenses, and injure our efforts for peace.” His speech was seen as a movement to line up popular support for a showdown fight with the economy bloc in congress which is demanding that government spending be cut to income. He criticized those who say we are in a depression. ““Many of these persons for political reasons would like to have a depression,’? he said. ‘‘Others are Saying that there is nothing to worry about and an increase of the number looking for work is a: good thing. This attitude ignores the human suffering . .” “CONEY ISLAND:” "Trivialication” Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chicago, demanded that mankind’s expanding knowledge be turned toward achievement instead of ‘‘trivialication’” and formation of a huge “Coney Island.”’ He spoke at the Goethe Bicentennial Convocation at Aspen, Colo. He said that world catastrophe is inevitable if. the ‘“‘tribal selfadoration, which goes under the name of patriotism continues unchecked.”’ He asked for a world union of “men of good will,’? and said that world government is a step in the right direction to avert global suicide. He argued that ‘‘communication’? with Russia is possible if other nations were sincerely willing to try. A ‘moral, intellectual and spirItual’’? revolution is the only thing that will turn the world from a downward course, he argued. He attacked the ‘‘purposelessness’ of contemporary living, made more’ so by technology, and declared that new-gained leisure has been used for meaningless recreations. Of atomic energy in peace and war he said, ‘If we have war, we shall be blown to bits; if we have peace we shall be bored to death.” Hutchins compared today’s civilization with the fears and hopes expressed by the 18th century humanist, Goethe. The theme of his speech was “Goethe and world unity.’’ Goethe’s dream for the world was that it should be a ‘‘world of friends,’’ Hutchins said. He advocated Goethe’s ‘‘civilization of flialogue.” Injured Classified BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. Department: FARMS AND RANCHES ‘REAL ESTATE—MISC. GOVERNMENT LAND—Info. Re. official list ireox SI-A, San Rafael, California, i beautiful, overlooking ocean. Apmeow 14 acres. Rentals. Shore dinners. $47,500. Box 736, Port Orford, Ore. IFUL Cobb Valley — Five se oan roomed house—unfinished. Will finish if desired. Write Ray Weick, Cobb, California. Finest location. Want smaller property. 1450 S. First, San Jose. AUTO motel, 14 units, 2 bedroom home. Good income. \Priced right. Owner, Box 28, Rt 2, Reno, Nev. GROC. STORE, Serv. Sta., Soda Fountain. In Oregon. 700 ft. on Crater Lake Hwy. 4% A., sell or trade for Bar Sacramento north. Route 1, Box 1538, Eagle Point, Ore. HARDWARE STORE, Comp. Stocked, New Bldg. Low rent, good‘ lease. Other. businéss. Sac. for cost. $6950. K. R. LEWIS, 1324 E. Powell, Gresham, Oregon. COUNTRY HOME. 2 bedrooms Modern. Center, Industrial, Mining.; Diversifed farming. Stock raising country. Lumber mills. Sportsman’s Paradise. Lot 90x50. $4500.00. MRS. A. N. FISHER, Halfway, Oregon. HOT SPOT. New stores next to theater, rent ,reasonable; fast growing town; good for many businesses. BACCIARINI, P. O. Box 326, Salida, California. Phone Modesto 125312. AUTO MOTEL, 12 units, 2 yrs. old. 9 rm. home. 300’ Redwood Hwy. nr. mouth Klamath River. Salmon, steelhead fishing. Ex. inc. Pr. $49,500. Bank terms. Box 112, Klamath, Calif. FULLY equipped Drive-In restaurant, Stockton. Long lease. Full price $11,000. , Reason for selling ownet bought mountain hotel. Call Stockton 37426 for appointment. Frank Williams, 1528 East Pinchot, Stockton, Cal. cottuge court, 15-unit. trailer park with grocery store and gas station. 2% acres with lots. of shade. Price is $31,000, half down plus inv. 3 mi. so. of Medford, Ore. on hwy. 99. CAMP U REST. ONLY MOTEL in prosperous Nevada town —11 units and two bedroom manager’s quarters, also rental! house—nicely furnished. Twelve acres within city limits. Excellent business. $40,000. Terms. EI Corral Motel, Yerington, Nevada, SHANKS CAFE. Leading place. Big tourist trade. Seats 65. Employs 14 people. Modern air condition. Greyhound stage stop. Gross $70,000.00. Est. 10 yrs. Bldg 27x90. Just a MINT. Sac, $24,500. MRS. CARL TAYLOR, Box 43, Union, Oregon. PRAIRIE CITY AUTO Camp. 14 cabins. Sleeps 40. Modern Trailer camp. 1% Acres. Big Neon. Shade, No competition 118 miles. US 28 Hwy. Retiring, $31,500. Terms. DAN W. FISK, P. O. Box 1%, Prairie City, Oregon. : GROC. & Feed store and trailer camp, hardware, soft drinks, gas on 5c margin, etc. 60 locker. boxes, room for motel. Money maker. Loc. on main-hiway. Mod. home, 5 bdr. Gd. hunting and fishing. . $18,500, cash and terms. Write Weisel & Son, Careywood, Idaho. and citrus land between Vista and Fallbrook on new 395. Plenty of water. $200 to $500 per acre. Ralph ‘Swigart, Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. 4% ACRES good, frostless land with 2bedroom house. Wonderful view in N. Carlsbad. RALPH SWIGART Box 197, Fallbrook, Calif. FOR SALE—1i160 acres near Shasta Lake. Hunting and fishing with 2 cabins furnished and year around creek through property. For full particular write Box $13, Project City, Calif. APPLE Valley. Ranchos. Resort. 5 acres blacktop road. Water & electr. 1 mile N. of Million Dollar Dude Ranch. Write to Sidney Leffler, Sid’s Barber Shop, Box 385, Victorville, California. FOR SALE BY OWNER $6,500—5 acres, goodehouse, barn, other buildings, fruit, berries, ideal climate. 15 minutes to Ocean and 3 rivers, good fishing. Box 43, Albion, Calif. “ATOMIC WAR” Save your NECK for $12,500 on this dudecattle ranch in Idaho’s famous primitive area near Sun Valley. WHAT FISHING! L. P. GIBBS, c/o: Ben Lomond Hotel, Ogden, Utah. . 40 Ac. level summer fallowed, Good for grain or alfalfa hay. 4 rgoms, bath, barn holds 10 cows, out-buildings, good water, on paved road. $16,500. Inquire H. J. MUGGE, Rt. 2, Box 604, Vacaville, California. 200 ACRES in Ukiah, 1 mile from town. Good view and location, 50 acres improved; hotse and barns. Electricity, abundant ‘water, good pasture. Contact. owner. Mr, F. Mancuso, Glen Ellen. Sonoma 3035. ! RESTAURANT, cocktail lounge; finest sou. . 75 DN., $35 mo. New hse. $2,995. Full!« Oregon coast highway. RALPH VINz OR LAND & CATTLE . pr. Lots $795, $15 dn., 15 mo. 676 CENT, owner. Brookings, Ore. Wantee Cou: eee Crowslanding Rd., Modesto 6135-3 3AN, Cottonwood, Calif. HONEST MIKE’S Real Est, ee a as. Gestion, . WILE Sail part of 500 acres virgin avocado 5 rm. R SALE—6 acres, more or less, ghee spring water gravity. Alt. 2000. Above Auburn, Calif. 11 miles. 1 Bruner, Rt. 1, Colfax, Calif. NEVADA . MOTELS, Ranches, etc. Reno, vic. MAT H, regan 1820 ‘“‘G’’? St., Sparks evada, Phone Sparks 744 or 2393 ) 6 ACRES, 4. miles from Crescent . City, Calif., modern house,: year around creek. Write E. L. COOK, . Route No. 1, Box 684-A, Crescent City, Calif. FOR Ranches, homes, summer cabins, or acreage in southern Alameda County. See CHAS. C. McGONEGAL, broker, Kilkare Road, P. O. Box 16, Sunol. Sunol 2391. 1 ACRE NEAR TOWN—BY OWNER . 5 rm. stucco house, 2 bedrooms, 2-car} stucco garage, 20x24 work shop, 12x20) store room, other bldgs., inc. mod. chicken house for 600. 196 Webster St. Santa Cruz, Calif. . FOR SALE OR TRADE— 7 cottages, spacious grounds, on busy Hiway, completely furn., excellent location. One block from beach on Russian River. What have you to trade? Mrs. Lola Woodward, . Monte Rio, Calif. Ph. 150 J. 1 ACRE, double fenced, 2 bdrm. mod. home, double garage, chicken house, garden, flowers, good highway, near school, Georgetown 4 mi., 12 mi, Placerville. Steve Rogers, Star Rt.» Georgetown, Calif. OREGON HOMESEEKERS, LOOK UP HILL AT ROGUE RIVER, OREG. for farms of any description. Homes on the River, Business locations. :Auto Courts,! Mines: some very attractive buys. i BARRY HILL, REALTOR Rogue River, Oregon RANCH AND HOME for lease to reliable party. Plenty water. Fine for retired bus. man, 40 minutes to Hollywood. Gd. road, nr. store, school bus stop, etc. MURPHY RANCH, Rt. 1, Soledad Canyon at Sulphur Springs Schl., Saugus, Calif. SACRIFICE BY OWNER— 10 ac. Sebastopol apple and chicken farm. Neat 4 room home, partly furnished. Farm equipment, 2 trucks, two wells, Gravenstein apple crop, 125 to 150 tons ready to harvest, crop included. $11,500. 40 Redwood Road, San Anselmo, Calif. 5955-J. FOR SALE—35 acres more. or less on Morro Bay. Vegetable or permanent pasture land. New 7 rm. redwood siding house. Double garage. Plenty good water. Good hunting and fishing. Price $30,000. LEN L. SMITH, Rte. 1, Box 124-1, Phone 23313, San Luis Obispo, California. RAISE Golden Syrian Hamsters. Extremely profitable business or interesting hobby. Big demand for pets laboratory stock or breeding stock, Write for free circular ‘‘B’’. We ship any place in the world. Sunset Hamstery, 7619 Strobridge, Hayward, Calif. PRAIRIE CITY HOTEL. 2 story Brick. 50x80 corner property. 21 rooms. Modern lobby. Dining room, steam. heat. Sportsman’s Paradise. Diversified farming, stock country. Full price $61,500. Terms. W. E. Puett, P. O. Box 128, Prairie City, Oregon. GEN. MERCHANDISE, comp.-equip. 227

metal Lockers. Comp. line of all merchandise. Rich diversified farming country. Mining, Sportsman’s Paradise. Gross $90,000 for infor. Write Saunders Bros., Est. 1898, P. O. 20%, Richland, Oregon. FOR SALE—Restaurant, reasonable, fully equipt. Beer and wine license. On account of sickness by owners. Living quarters, picnic ground, shade _ trees. On 4 corner property. Ten minutes to Boyes Springs. Baths. Herman Weghofer, P. O. El Verano, California. 20-acre clover dairy in Escalon, California; 9 high test cows, milking machine, cooler, small home; good condition; nice yard; by owner; $16,000 full price. Phone LU cerne 1-7061 evenings for directions. Write Route 2, Box 1287, Steingul Avenue, Escalon, California. 5% AC. wooded, 1200 ft. elev.on_surfaced road. Large, Oaks. 1 ac. yard and gardens, Older 5 room rambling home, guest cabin, garage, barn and poultry house. Ample water. Fine hunting. Price $9750. Consider trade for income or ranch, T. F. SCHAAF,. Owner 1021 3rd_St., Napa, Calif. Ph. 2881. Oran ge Cove IRRIGATION DIST. Water July 9 under C.V.P. 20 to 250 acre tracts. IVAN W. HARPER, Rt, 1, Box 133, Orange Cove, California. VALLEY ELECTRICAL SHOP. Leading franchise on all major lines. No comipetition 65 miles. Write for full details. Sportsman’s Paradise. Wife Ill. Sac. $12,500. d. KE. Carlson, Halfway, Oregon. Ideal for . Good Man. BAER’S CLOTHING STORE. No competition, 60 mi. Cattle country. Diversified farming. Mining country. Good bus. year around. Sportsman’s Paradise. Life opportunity for young couple. Sac. $9,000.00 Owner O. V. BAER, Box 7, Oregon. DON’T DELAY! $15,000 HANDLES Halfway, 240 A. 100 A. cultivation. 60 A. creek bottom. 40 A. beach. 5 dwellings, sawmill on place. Total rent $120.00 per month. Some timber, fruit. Daily mail, school bus, electricity. Two running streams, water for irrigation sprinkler system. Fishing, hunting. Ideal stockdairy. Unlimited out range. Tractor, farm impls., included. Price $100 per A., ¥% down. Owner, Box 142, Brockway, Ore. 1720 ACRES Hill range land in El Dorado County. Plenty water; two miles river frontage on Consumnes. Springs. Fenced. On county road. Meadows, cleared—land. ONE acre level tand, good well, electric pressure system, 4-room stucco house; will sacrifice; price $5000 cash or $6000 terms, $2500 down and $50 per month, interest at 6% on balance; % mile north .. Gilroy on 101 Highway. See owner, Mrs. Paul G. Swank, P.O. Box 284, Gilroy, California. IN Paradise, California; among the pines; five bedrooms; nearly three acre orche ard, grapes, berries, garden, centrally located; also 2-room cottage; elevation 1750 ft.; suitable for doctor, family or rest home. : B. L. HARRISON R 3 3782 Paradise, Californta TO RENT OR LEASE FOR RENT—New unfurnished 2 bedroom house with %4 acre garden, restricted district of Passiflora Acres cor. Saxony & Woodley, Encinitas. Large living room, studio windows, ocean view above heavy fogs, double garage, to small reliable family. $75.00 per month. References, VICTOR KREMER, 2064 Marengo, Los Angeles 33, Calif. SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. BEAN. GROWERS—Bunch your beans the Same time you pull them into any desirable sized pile in line for combines or pitch fork. Distributor wanted. Write GROUND MOLE HARVESTER CO., Bad Axe, Michigan. MISCELLANEOUS BEST GOPHER KILLER Formula—Cheap, simple home mixture, $1.00 JOSEPH H, ERLICH, Rt. 1, Box 212, Los Gatos, Calif. HOTELS . When in Sar Francisco Stop at HOTEL ANGELUS Rates $2.00 without bath $2.50 with bath Central Downtown location 140 Ellis Street Near Powel In the Heart of Downtown San Francisco ROOMS—¥$3.00 with private bath Garage facilities available $20,000. Groc. as per inventory; generous tms. Owner H. C. Bahnsen, Dos Rios, Calif., Mendocino County. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Store. Auto Access. Gen. Household appliances, furniture, radios, hardware, notions, dry goods. Loc. Eastern Oregon near Hell’s Canyon Dam. Diversified farming, cattle country. Low rent. Long lease. Liv. gqrts. Gross $25,000. Infor. Kenneth S. Stover, Box 218, Halfway, Oregon, HURRY! APARTMENT house in Dunsmuir, California; located in the heart of the Shasta Cascade wonderland; good income; on Highway 99, 1 block from ‘business district; must sell due to illness. Price $21,500. A, P. Perry, 965 Florence Avenue, Dunsmuir, California. FOR SALE-—$23,500. Terms. Mountain business, Cafe, groc., beer bar, 14 cabins all rented). Price inc. all equipment & inventory. Ready to move jin. All kinds of possibilities for future. Loc. Quartz Mt. Highway 665, 30 miles west Lakeview, Ore. Call Lakeview 3-T-8 for particulars; or write Quartz Mt., Station Rt. 1, Lakeview, Ore, 3-—3 RMS. Cottages and a 5-room home completely modern. Nothing left out. Floors covered. Groundfloor bldgs. Pump, Hse. Workshop. Storage rm. $145.00 income on jamin Fairless of United States Steel in a speech before the United Automobile Workers in Milwaukee for not acceding to the president’s proposal. “Y ARDSTICK” Cancer Gauger A “yardstick’’ for measuring the growth of cancer has been reported discovered. A simple, quick and inexpensive method of gauging the growth or decline of a cancer was reported by Doctors Phillip West and Jessamine Hilliard of the medical school at the University of California. The technique is based on an analysis of blood compounds and will measure the effectiveness of curative treatments. It is not a cure itself, nor is it a test for the of food. presence ;of cancer. HOOSEGOW Three N. Y. Reds Sweat Out Tiel In Jail The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York ruled that three Comand recently jailed for conmust stay in jail for the nder of the trial between The action of federal judge (Harold R. Medina in ordering the in jail, was upheld by the appeals court. With eight other defendants and high party leaders, they have been free on bail. The defense to the circuit court that their sentences were indeterminate since the length of the trial was not known was argued by attorneys in their appeal. The judge refused to allow this plea and TR Among the injured in the crash of the New York-California airliner that came to grief in the Santa Susana mountains near Chatsworth, Calif., was movie actress Caren Marsh. Latest estimates place the death toll of the crash at 25 with 18 injured. The plane crashed shortly after the pilot radioed that a violent fight was going on in the plane among the passengers. SCIENCE: Turbine Aircraft Research on gas-turbine engines at McGill University, Montreal, may bring about improved flying. A turbine engine is a_ scientific version of the mill wheel. It has many small blades instead of a few big ones, and instead of water, hot gas is used to push the blades. THE HOT GAS is produced by a blowtorch in which fuel is burned with the aid of air scooped from the atmosphere and compressed, ig aa dee a 2 a aeoge . tools. i hse, 1% Cottages mo. Low overhead. . All Garden Propane ‘gas, fuel supplies.+ Utility acres, 345 ft. frontage on Lincoln Hwy. Ideal climate, sportsman paradise. Room for expansion. Price $8,250 will take $1000. less for all cash. P, R. Bricker, 3655 Oth St., Baker, Oregon, Hurry! HOTEL, Restaurant and _ Fountain, good, going business near new Cherry Valley Dam on which road work is now in progress. This little town will be booming before long. Good chance to get in on ground floor. To get there follow Yosemite Highway 120. Will make attractive deal to interested party. Deal direct or your broker. Address owner, Hotel Charlotte, Groveland, Calif. San Rafael $345 MONTH INCOME Sixten miles from San Francisco, on Redwood highway. 4 modern three-room Apts. Very desirable corner lot 76x100 close to shopping. Always rented. Including stoves and refrig. Attractive rice. Owner J. J. JOHNSON, 262 ‘ewler Ave., San Francisco 16, California. INSTRUCTION ENROLL NOW! LEARN BARBERING IN U. S. OLDEST SCHOOL. NO WAITING APPROVED FOR VETS. MOLER BARBER COLLEGES 223 S. Main St., Los Angeies, Calif, 161 Fourth St., Sao Francisco, Calif. NURSING profession qdickly learned. Women 17-55. No high school req’d, Home study, dipioma and pin to graduates, thousands needed. Act at once. Kor. further. information write Arizona School of Practical Nursing, 117 West McDowell Rd., Phoenix, Arizona Auto Body &Fender Repairs QUALIFY IN 24 WEEKS New courses, latest equipment, APPROVED FOR VETERANS Mech. Training Dept. Auto Div. B & G AIR SERVICE INC, 165, Venice Blvd, PR-8792 Los Angeles 15, Calif. BIG INOOME . LEARN “ SHOE REBUILDING 12 weeks complete course. Work under the idance of expert instruction. Machines, tools & ie turn, We will sanet you in petting te o e or start your own busines Riv. 100 a. crps., pastr. Abund. wat, ° Ideal livestk., dair. or dude ranch. 10 rm. native stone house on_ river. Just remodeled: and_ redecorated. 6 bdrms,,2 -baths. Beautiful carpet and furnishings, ine. 2-car garage. 2 bdrm. guest hse. by’ well known arch. and int. dec., exquisitely carpeted and. furn. Lanai and _ patio faces river, 2-car garage. New 5 rm. tenant hse. $50,000 dairy barn, bull barn, chick hse., imp. shed, feed shed, pump hse., miles of white fence,. all new. Implements, trucks and equip., ine. De Laval milkers. Beauty, seclusion and all yr. climate, Could not dup. for asking price, $175,000. Write SIERRA MANOR, TRAIL, ORE., for info. and_ pictures. Brokers, please list. WANTED TO BUY XMAS TREE STUMPAGE, give elev. Contact immediatevidy.LOUIS MALAKIS, 232 6th St., San Francisco, Calif. : LIVESTOCK DUROCS — Weaner gilts, boars, and bred gilts. CARL THOMAS, Rt. 2, Box 164, San Luis Obispo, California. WHITE OAK HAMPSHIRES, Production ‘bred. Three boars ready for heavy duty, for sale. Best blood lines. GEO. HENSLEY, R, R. 2, Box 785, Sanger, Calif, FOR SALE--32 head of Holstein cows, 23 milking. Bal. springing. 23 Holstein heifers from 17 to 36 months old. 6 mi. S, ‘ of Atwater on Rose Ave., Jordan Tract. 6 mi. S. E. of Livingston on Rose Avenue, Jordan Tract. F, E. PEREIRA, Atwater, Calif. Rt. 1, Box 164, 8 ABERDEEN-ANGUS bulls, 10 to 18 mo. of age; two exceptional 18 mo. heifers, all sired by Eisenhower of Wickwire whose sire was Grand Champion at 3 largest shows in Scotland. These are not pampered and can make a living where any cattle can. Will be priced extra low considering the breeding. Write or call FRED McCAY, Cathay, Calif., Mariposa County. AIRPLANES FOR SALE *48 LUSCOMBE 85 de luxe. 60 hours total. Absolutely perfect. Always hangared, $2,150. See at Dixon Airport, Dixon, Calif. Wm. _A. MeDonald, AIRPLANE FOR SALE Aeronca Chief 1946 delivered early in 1947, 184 hours total time, never damaged, all. bulletins complied, hangared, $1350. 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One of the oldest and best known is the ancient Jewish classification of , mammals into “clean’’ and ‘unclean” on the basis of foot structure and cut-chewing habits (Leviticus xi). Subsequent attempts to classify mammals, made by zoologists in various parts of the world, underwent a gradual evolution that reflects the growth of knowledge over the. years. 4