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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1936)
July 1, 1936 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON fAGE StJVEN TOUD CASE ' MEETS DELAYS WAHHINOTON, July 1, ! Contempt oltatlons votod by Ilia liouaa more (lion a month ago agalnat Dr. V. W. Townaoml, old ago pension loader, and two of his aides, will not bo ubrntttHd to a federal grand Jury until naxt full, In disclosing today that It would ba Impnaalbla to present tha caaos at thla aoaalon of tho grand Jury whloh expiree nnxl Monday, Ijeallo 0, Qarnnott, Unit ed Stales district attorney, em phaalatd tliora waa no Intontlon of dropping tha nation, Dr. Townaend waa oiled for contempt aflor lie walked out on a apeolal houae oommlttno Investi gating hla old ego penalon move ment and refuaed to teatlfy fur ther. The Ilov. Clinton h, Wtinder and John I), Klnfor, members of tha Townaond organisation's board of dlreotors, were cited with tha doctor when they failed to anawor committee subpoonns to appear and teatlfy. Two Men Charged With Burglary Clifford Cook and Albert L. Andorann were held In Jnll here Wedneaday on charges of burglary In connection with a robbory In the room of Dr. and Mm. J. E, Clanahan at the Hole) Klk. , Cook la slleged to have obtained about 113 In the room which he aaaertedly Invaded when the flun n liana wore aleuplng there, lira. CUnuhun woke up and aaw the burglar. A rail waa ninde to police and Cook wna nrri'Hlnd by tho prowl car crow within a few lulnutna. Anduranu, who asauledly did not enter the room, waa arrested ahortly after wurds aa an urcom plnce. At the dlatrlct attomey'a office It waa alatvd Mra. Clanahan had Identified Cook aa tha robber. Librarians Meet r I I I II 1 1 rppri L l-j --- i I city briefs ! PRESIDENT AGAINST n II. I. W. Meeting The regu lar meeting of the Klamath Kails iluelness and Profosaloual Women' chili will be poatponed from Monday, July 6, to Monduy, July 13, according to Martha McColluin, prealdtnt, The nieet Ing la to be held at camp Fire house on Conger avenue, where dlnnor will be nerved to club membnra by the Cam; Fire girl. llcer Uceime Recommendation The county court hai recom mended a hotel, retail and clnaa B package beer llcenae for Clay V, Sample and Jack Oraf, who are to opernro what waa for merly 'the Little Duck Inn, on Boutb Sixth atreet. Ham pie for a year or ao baa been employed by beer operator here In law enforcement work. Kinn.urli oouniv librarians who met for an all-day conference Tueadoy at the county library build ing. Heading from loft lo right: Mra, A. E. Htonohouio, Mra, Hybll Lanttley and daughter, Donna; Mra. K. U. Hmlth, Mra. . A. Itlgor, Mra, Hon Morrlaon, Mra, Dorothy Klllinn, Mlaa Mary McComb, Mlsa Klennur Nabakowakl, Mlaa Betty Zimmerman and Mra. Bertha McCain. Ancient City Torn by D of Jerusalem isorders (Copyright, Aaaoclated Preaa) JBIUJHAI.KM. June II, by Airmail and Boat to New York, July 1 Kvery day, ahola ring out on the roaile Juat beyond the auclrnt city of Jeruaalem. Homba explode In railway trulne. A ruin and Jewa aro clubbed In Hi rem Hunts. Htonee drop on puaalng automobllna driven by Jewa. HI like Hlnco April All Arnlia havo bran on gen eral all Ike since April It. Hlnco then, the Arab population haa been In guerilla revolt for "free dom." for Immrdlnta termination of Jewish Immigration, for autonomy. Holiday Special 200 HATS Mad to Sell for $1.95 and $2.95 $1, Whites, Pastels and Darker Shades Newest Summer Styles in Linens Crepes Piques o Felts J i a La Kointes Where Style and Qualify Reign Suprema 507 Main St. . Enjoy The 4th in Gool Comfort To Be Smartly, Coolly and Comfortably Attired Will Add Enjoyment to Your 4th of JuJyJoliday Wherever You Go:-'. Twill Slacks . $L95 New Shipment. . " Overalls $1.95 Polka Dots and Solid Colors. Culottes $2.95 New Arrivals. ; DRESSIER OUTFITS FOR , SPECTATOR SPORTS CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4th M)iat The dead are counted In scores. The damage la tremendous. Dual neaa In Jeruaalem la at a atanil atlll. Hlnca no Arab shop haa opened In mora than two moutha, no Arab workman baa earned a plusur. and the greater part of the piipulutlun la both penniless and desperate. Hiiys one linporlant Arab lead er, one of the "high co iltteo" In rbargo of tho strike who thua fur haa escaped the coiicmtratlou cum pa aet up for Inaurgnnta by tho llrltlah holdera of the 1'aU-a-tlue nianduto: "Thla time we'll fight to the death. It'a freedom or the end. Our men are getting desperate, harder to hold every day." Jewa Want I'rare Have a Jewlah leader: "We want nothing mora than to live In peace with tha Araba, lo till our farim, conduct our bualneaaea, worahlp In our churcbea. But the altuatlon g'le woraa dally. We cannot aland much longer for outragea that already have murdered ao many Jews.,f Ban a Jewlah tattcab driver, hla car Juat amaahed by stones dropped from a root aa ha paeaed beneath: "We don't lake much more. We've got a hugnnah (defense orgauliallon). We've got 1S.0U0 men who've aervrd In the armlea of the world. We've got rlllea nud ammunition. We've been drilling. We'll atand for Juat ao much, and no more." Kay a a hotel owner: "iiuslnese la at an abaolute aland. Illl. If the general alrlke and fighting ended tomorrow, It would atjll be y'are before we re covered economically. The Araba have become practically pauper". I'm afraid the big explosion will come anytime." That'a a croae-aectlon of Pal eatlne opinion after weeka of atradiiy Increasing atrlfe. Calm opinion t divided aa lo the fu ture. Quirk action on the part of Great Britain, placating both aidea with conceaalona, aa In 1929 and 193S, may bring another truce. Deaperste, the Araba may break out In open, bloody, rebel lion, and the Arab la a great fighter. Certainly, none of the meae urea of ateadlly Increaalng eever Ity adopted by Great Britain baa lessened the erlala. Despite a curfew law that elrara all atreeta at 7:00 p. tn apeclal decreea approaching mar tial law, proclaiming aeatn aa the poaalble punlahment tor peace Ttolatlona, Increaalng her armed forcea here to 10.000. patrolling the atreeta with trench-helmeted aoldlera carrying bayoneted guna, the dlaordera have Increaard. Commons ace today are aucn eplaodoa aa bunting bomba, mill ing from roadaldea and houae topa, knlflnga, quick death from ambuah. Each day the tenalon Increaaea. It would not take much of a apnrk to turn the holy land Into a huge bonfire, Lad Unaffected by Mother's Murder ; Mental Testa Due CIIICAOO,- July 1. (UP) Mttle Jimmy Thompaon, blaao 7-year-old wltneea to hla mother'a murder, will be given paychiatric examination In an effort to plerco the myatery of hla bland reac tion to the crime. Thla waa announced Tueaday by Police Captain William O'Brien, who had earlier voiced a allock ing thought that t.mny had con aldered alleiitly but rejected aa loo weird. It wim that Jimmy hlmeetr may havo been hla moth er'a alayer, It Waa Jlmmy'a atory that ble mother, protty Florence Thomp aon Caatle. at leaat twice-married cabaret entertainer, waa alaln by a "black man" who entered her hotel room early Monday morn ing and broke a building brick over her bead aa be talked anotblngly to her ion, aaaurlng him that everything waa "all right." Jlmmy'a calm acceptance of melodrama waa aa much a mya tery to Inveatlgatora aa hla moth er'a death. It waa aald he at tended movlea four tlmea a week and thla may have led him to re gard murder aa a normal experi ence. "We are overlooking no poaat bllltlea." Captain O'Brien aald. "not even the poaalbillty that the boy hlmaelt might be the alayer. "Wo are dealing with a pre cocloua child, who evidently bad no love fo. hla mother. He wanted to go back to hie grand- parenta In Wllkea-Barre, Pa., al though he had been viaiting hla mother here only one day." r Weather The Cyclo-fltormograph at TJn derwood'a pharmacy ahowa that even barometric' preaaure that hae prevailed for the paat week coiitlnuea to keep the weather fine. No proapect of change In Conditlona aave that temperaturea may range higher Thursday. The Tycoa recording ther mometer registered, maximum and minimum temperaturea Wed neaday aa follows: High o Low 80 Forecast for next H hours: Fair and warm. WOMKX BACK LAN DO TOLEDO. July 1. (Jp) A state ment of prlnclplea and a pledge to work and vote for the elec tion of Alf M. Landon aa presi dent and Frank Knox aa vice president, and for those mem bera of congreas who are opposed to tha new deal was adopted by the Independent Coalition of American Women today. TYin flrat commercial air line In China waa eatabllahed In 1929. operating between enangnai ana Nanking. Paaaenger traffic at the Buffalo municipal airport waa approxi mately twice aa heavy in 1935 aa It was during the previous year. Ann Broken F. E. Hlnkle, 71, la a patient at Klamath Val ley hoapltal, where he Is receiv ing troatment for a fractured arm suatulned Tuesday evening at the armory. Libraries ( lose Both the city and county libraries will be cloaed all day Saturday, July 4, and will also remain cloaed on Hunday, July 6. Not Guilty Plea Entered Wednesday O. B. Miller pleaded not guilty to non-aupport chargea when he appeared before Circuit Judge Edwaid B. Aaburat Wednesday morning. He waa released on bis own recognizance. Miller, It waa explained In court, haa a potato crop coming In the Langell valley, and baa tied up all bis money In the crop and equipment, Including a recent bonus check. Dlatrlct At torney Blackmer aald he felt Mil ler should have spent part of the bonus money for his chil dren before buying equipment with It, e. Holiday Warning Issued by Strieker PORTLAND, Julr 1. WV Dr. Frederick D. Strieker, state health officer, making a plea for a safe Fourth of July, warned parents today that 'there are no such things aa harmless fire works." Dr. Strieker recalled that 1500 children were ao aerloualr In jured they were taken to hospitals and 20 killed in celebrations last year. CLUB LEADER DIES LA GRANDE, July 1. (IP) An Injury suffered In the unloading of exulblta at the Pacific Inter national Llveatock ahow In Port land laet January, neceealtatlng amputation of a leg, led to the death Tueadoy of Henry Van Blokland, 23-year-old rancher and 4-U elub leader. OUT OK ALBUM Working with W. C. Fields In Paramount'e "Poppy," Maude Kburne aent home to Toronto, Canada, for a picture of herself at 16 so It could be used In the film. Construction haa been started In Germany on a elater ship to the new dirigible Hindenburg. while plans are being drawn for a third. "Central beating," by means of heaps of leaves and other decay ing matter which give oft heat, la used by termites, or white ante, in warming their nesta. E WASHINGTON, July 1 (P) The White Houae aald today that Prealdent Roosevelt had disap proved a bill which would have exempted publloly-owned Inter state highway bridges from state, municipal and local taxation. Another bill disapproved would have enabled states to take over a number of toll bridges and make them Into free bridges. . In giving hla reasons for not signing the taxutlon measure. the president aald: "The effect of this bill -would be that, by declaring publicly owned interstate highway bridges to be federal. Instrumentalities, such bridges would thereby be exempt from all state and local taxation. "1 cannot give my approval to this bill, tint, because I can find no compelling reason for making publicly owned Interstate high way bridges federal instrumen talities, and, secondly, because re lieving such bridges of ail state and local taxation would. In the majority of caaea, reault in loss of revenue, by atates and their political subdivisions, neceealtat lng material curtailment of nec essary activities, or the imposi tion of Increased tax burdens upon other taxpayer to make up the deficit." Actor Vacationing at Crescent Lake Frederic March, the movie ac tor, and his wife are still enjoy ing tneir vacation at Crescent lake, according to word received from Klamath people who have gotten acquainted with the Marches at the resort. March haa been doing consid erable flshlDg and horseback riding. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Experienced girl for general housework. References. Phone 487. 588 WANTED Woman to care for child. Phone lOtt-J. 5831 KENT of small unfurnished houae tree to reliable party who will take good care ot It. Inquhw 1235 Adams. WANTED Olrl for general housework and care of two children. 11 Esplanade Ct. 5895 WANTED Experienced beauty operator. Katherine'a Beauty Salon. Phone 1552-W. 6892 FOR SALE New airstream two wheel camp trailer, completely equipped 8250.00. W. H. Bar low, Diamond Lake, Spruce Creek Camp. (891 FOR SALE Show casee reas onable tor quick dlaposaL - (03 Main. t- 1893 MUST SELL NEW CHEVROLET MASTER Conpe; has radio and many other extras; driven only 1600 miles; can arrange for terms. Save $70 on this new car. 737 Plum. 6280 FRAN K'S Home-Made Chili Texas Tunialea dox. 3Sc) Texas Large Tmlea... each IS (to take oat) SANDWICHES and SHORT ORDERS FRAN K'S PLACE 119 South 81 h Phone laHSU CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to our friends for their kindness and lovely floral offerings during; our bereavement, the loaa of oar beloved son, Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Pitcher. Demand Joaquin Brand Wines GET TOP QUALITY Aged In the Cellars of tho San Joaquin Valley Joaquin Winery Sixth and Walnut AT LOW PRICE! "jjratt n a) W6W , ijfWiiJfti.i mi - J h NWvf WeW1 (' '? ! MM " .V if J , -viji ' 1 V ;Tt mmmmmmmmmmmmmnkJSMI&2tlM fttou mm AND UP, HIT AT FACTORY, DITROIT IHCia.1. IQUI - MINT KXTRA ; STEP INTO the great, big, custom-styled wheel springing. You're safer with genuine De Solo. Sink bask on the deep euablona Hyitraulle Brakee . . tbe eafeet brakes the of those chair-height scats, stretch your world haa ever known. ..and a Safety-Steel legs, enjoy the easleat ride yon ever took. Body, ateel reinforced with ateel. You're getting the thrill of 93-horae- Gaa and oil bllla are surprisingly low. powermotor.Yon'vegotshocklesasteerlng, . Drive the big, new De Soto. Monthly pay er Ide atahlltxer, air-cooled clutch, Floating menu to fit your puree. Aak for the Official Power engine mountings, knee-type front Commercial Credit Company 6 Plan. 1.Q.ARENS Southern Ore. Hdw. Co. Will Ba Closed on Saturday, July 4tT Do Your Shopping Friday! We Will Be Open Friday Night Until 9 P. M. Fishing Tackle Steel Tackle Box .- 69c 3-Ft. Leaders - ; 5c Spinners, all sizes 15c Split Shot in Tubes 5c Snellen1 Hooks, grade A 5c j Leader Boxes -..tor I Petes Salmon Eggs - 33c Star Cluster Eggs - : -35c Nite Crawlers, carton 3c Snelled Flies, each -10c Camp Goods Coleman Camp Stoves Coleman Lantern Camp Cots, heavy .22 Rifle, bolt action Camp Fry Pan Eveready Flashlight -S4.95 -$5.95 $2.75 .$4.90 09c 59c CLEARANCE Universal ) Electeic 139 5 Foot Size 6 Foot Size 7 Foot Size Reg. 1165.00 Sale Re. $195.00 Sale '165 80 Reg. $229.00 Sale $195 00 Every one of these refrigerator is a brand new 1936 model I Quantities are limited I Hurry if you want one of these aesisa- f tional values! ... TERMS IF YOU WISH UNIVERSAL WASHER Made by Leadera, Frarf a Clark. Triple vraTi agiuitor Is made ot cast alnmSnni, Unlit in weight, easy to re move and clean. Equipped with bronae bearing and . atalnleaa steel thrust wash er. Tub of one-piece Ann eo Iron poreclaln enameled melde and out. Agitator well prevents elothea from - getting under agitator. Tub Is of standard sheet cap acity. STANDARD MODEL MA CHINA WITHOUT PUMP $4995 De Luxe Model as Illustrat ed foO.N Kasy Payments Available Shop Friday! We Will Be Closed Sat., July 4th Southern re. Hdw. Co. V- Where Style and Quality R.tgn Suprema 507 MAIN ST. Eighth and Klamath 5hone 729
