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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1937)
1 OREGON STARTS JOB INSURANCE NEXT MONTH (Con(inued from Page Ono) about holt the number n In 'lured occepatione in ail states. Whet t)pea of workers era covered by unemployment insur ance? speaking. those with Jobs in factories. them mille, ,hope and stores. elute,' ll unt. domestic and ineritisno worker's are not covered. Are all workers In ilt busi nesses enumerated covermi? Minimum Employes Vary State laws vary. In moist pintos the lawn apply only where there are eight or more employes on a payroll sometime during ally 20 weolts in the your. The num ! her Of employes le 3, 4 or 6 or more Ill sonto suttee, and in 10 Mates the law applies if there is oillY ono elnidnYe. In a few states workers earning more than 160 a week, or $ome other fixed amount, are not covered, Are thorn any nther restrict ions on those eligible for coin . ;mutation? Iii tho elates that will begin payments in January the worker Inuit have had a cettitin amount of 0111010111ent in 1037 on a Job covered by the um, itt ploy noon compensation law. anti he mood be out of work through no fault of his own. Will benefits be weld, to worises now u11,111P1(ed! Heil 'Regular ray Yrs. if their uneniployment , continues into next year anti provided they have, had work enough or wages enough in 3031 to make them eligible under state law. (Alt exception is Louis.. lane, where workers must have had at least one week of em ployinent after Jemmy I before they cnn claim boectitg.) How much will benefit pay mettle be? Usually, about half the tim employed worker's regular full time pay, hilt not more then 613 a week. Vhere will this money come from? From the state unemployment fund made up of contributions from employers who are required to pay a certain percentage of their pay roll. In some Oates, employee also are required to contribute a certain percentage of their pat. IP I 6V dOULL DRIVING Seattle Thursday. Room tnr twn. alinrok AVM 1111.1.11 Phnttel 1 4 3 4 4 4 4 I I ID ecember 24, 1937 LANDON BACKS HOOSEELT ON FOREIGN STAND (Continued from Paso Ono) a part of a largo world of other Da t ions and people's. "As ouch wo own stoma men ours, of cooperation and oven leadorehlp mainialnins stand ards of conduct 10 the ultimata gout of ioneral ponce." TAX COLLECTIONS EXCEED AMOUNT OF YEAR'S LEVY (Continued from ruFto Ono) It will be WACO, according to Taylor's figures, lit 1933 a schedule of InVION, each et $ I60,000, for bond principtil and interest, was set up. It is planned to hold to this sched ule until 1941. The figures given thus far have referredto tho road bond debt, exclusively. There is outstanding a debt of $121,700 on the gen eral warrant refunding issue voted In 1927. Tho not debt is $85,383. In the last tour years, the war rant bond debt has been reduced $11,000 by purchase of the bonds by the county off of the open market. FIERCE BATTLE FOR POSSESSION OF TERUEL CONTINUES (Continued from Page One) giant field searchlights illumin ated 'mitten:1d Matte areas, Tho phattor of machine-guns and the pinging fire of rifles echoed through the etroots At timots the government at tenere nnd tho stuhhorn insurg ent dotontiora fought hatitt-to. hand In the narrow thoroughferes. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ,0110.d.WAOW.'0WVV, WANTEDTon Poonle, $7.75 round trip to Portland, leav ing Irhuratlay night. Phone 536-R. SMALL FURNISHED H 0 U 8 E. newly decorated. Wood and lights furnished. ;26. Adults only. 21110 White. 4280-tf 1 for two, share expenses, Phone PM 12-21 IE Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed end Purse ' Klamath Funeral Home 025 High St. Mr. and atm A. A. Ward, Managers. '.-.--.---- Recreation Notes News About Personalities and Evants 7,1118 exhibit of work done in the evening adult shop claw' which has been in the J. C. Pen ney company window for a week woe removed Monday morning. Tido exhibit ettracted much at tention from those intereeted and accenting to Moniker 81(1 Elliott of the Penney company the 'W EIN, on dimpley could hove been cold many times over had they been for echo. All articien ot thin dieplay wore returned to Kelly Robinette who will see that they got back to their respective ownern. Robin ette has them at tho Fremont ohop ready for distribution as the C111111 members come In during the week. Aliso Kilts' gyninuolum clans hue ollopended Its weetingo until after the first of the year. The buoy holiday season made it slivisable to Moue down. The next meeting of thin group will be Tuesday eve ning, Jnnunry 4. 1i will continue in Ito regulor meeting place, the Fairview gym. Airs. Mettle Worley will con tinue her visits to all her sewing clubs during the week. Naturally the regular routine is a little up set On account of Chrintinas pro grams, etc., but Airs. Worley will be on hand in CASS there is time for club meetings. Antis IVeatherford's oltorthand clams will pootpone Ito regular meeting of December 28. The final meeting of the year will be Tuesday evening. December 21. This eltoss has been corking very bard and a week's rest will do no harm. The clueing of schools for the Christinas vat:Litton luny niece a holiday for the youngsters but to all WPA adult education teachero and recreation leaders it inouns nomething entirely different. It means btudy for the Moose$ to be continued or opened after the Drat of the year. Each loader and teacher is required to put in a prescribed nutnber of hours of preparation work and write an examination before the schools reopen. It may be the dead of winter In some places but. believe It or not we palmed the Mills playground Sunday in thee to witness a squad of young hopefuls practicing base ball. It wasn't sissy ball or soft ball it was baseball and these fel lows were really 'going at It. It was Just that sort of a tiny. We couldn't blame them a bit. Fires still burning in a pottery at Fulham, London, first were lighted more than 260 years ago. MILL DISPUTE INFORMATION GIVEN PRESIDENT (Continued from Page One) nary move by the president, to In tervene in the dispute." Promised to Investigate Bielwer recently conferred with Mr. Roosevelt in en effort to ob tain some action toward 'settle ment of the dispute at Portland, where nem sawmills have been crippled or shut down by refusal of the AFL group to accept a de cision by the national labor rela tions board naming the CIO em ploye reprekentative. Stelwer said later the president had "been much interested" in the situation and had promised to "find out all the facts." Senators Stelwer and McNary have sought a solution of the Portland tie-up through negotia tion with the labor board. Stela er said, however, he finally had "washed" his hands of the matter as far as the board was concerned because it apparently was "with out power" to enforce its ruling., McNary asserted it looked to him as though the labor board were "resting on its oars" until it determined whether the CIO and AFL would patch up differ ences at conferences here. HAMILTON TELLS OREGON CONFAB NEW DEAL SLIPPING PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 21 (UP)L,Iohn D. M. Hamilton, chairman of the republican na tional committee, arrived here late Alonday and attended a ban goat last night tendered in his honor by the Multnomah county chapter Oregon republicans. He is en route from Tacoma. Wash., to San Francisco. Hamilton told Interviewers here that the national political trend was turned definitely from Presi dent Roosevelt. The election In New York state and recent actions of con gross are sure signs of the turn." he said. "(Iongressmen became aware of the anti-Roosevelt trend when they were home before the special session." Hamilton predicted republicans would make substantial gains In the lower house of congress next election, although he said he did not believe they would gain a majority. He said the strength ened republican, would join with conservative democrat, to atop "further radical new deal legislation." Funeral Notice MARIA DEL FATTI Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services for the late Maria Del Fatti, who passed away in this city Monday. December 20. 1937. following a lingering illness, to be held Thurs day morning at Sacred Heart church. High street at Eighth. Cheery Lamps to Make and Happy for the . . :NHS' -r. , . iti.- ' 1111110 I 1: - 1 -. , 721 Main St. THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I Writer of Fairy HORIZONTAL 1. 6 Famous writer of fairy tales. 'II To habituate. 12 Stream of lava 13 Cavity. 14 Hooks. 15 Pedal digit. 16 Wood sorrel. 18 Part of ancient temple 20 Small shoots. 23 Meadow. 24 Foolish talk. 29 Mesh of lace. 30 Form of "be'. 31 Preparation for the Eucharist 33 South America. 34 Also. 35 Era. 36 Middle. 38 He was by birth. 41 He was a by training. 43 Father. Every Home Bright Years to Come! 44 To name. 40 Possesses. 47 Sound of surprise. 48 Insensibility. 80 Drunkard. 52 Bitter herb. 54 Like 55 Street. 57 Gibbon. 58 Postscript. 59 Toward. 00 lie and his brother were MEC where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a. m., with the Rev. T. P. Casey Offi ciating. Interment to follow in Mt. Calvary Memorial park. The recitation of the Most Holy Ros ary will be conducted Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home. Pine street at Sixth, with Rev. T. P. Casey officiating. Friends are Invited. Obituary JOSEPH L. STAFFORD Joseph L. Stafford. for the last five years a resident of this city, passed away Tuesday, December 21, 1937 at 2:30 a. m. He was a native of Portland. Ore., and at the time of his death was aged 06 years 1 month and 10 days. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Lamps make wonderful presents, and we have wonderful array for your choosing. Full Size Floor Lamps In a score of styles and shapes, includ ing such famous natnes as JOAN BLOM DrLL LAMPS. REMBRANDT LAMPS and COLONIAL PREMIER REFLECTOR LAMPS. Artistic metal bases, with silk or parchment shades. All equipped with S-way electricity-saving controls. ' Junior and Bridge Lamps for Gifts These are the smaller site models, for used with the easy chair or card table. Sturdy metal bases and lovely shadesa profusion of styles. Also with 3-way, electricity-aaving controls. Table and Boudoir Gift Lamps Many Of the famous ALADDIN Table Lamps In this group. (Also a fine selection of ALADDIN floor lamps.) You'll find a splen did array of styles, with bases of metal, pottery and Ohm Special Stand Lamp $175 Special Bridge Lamp $3.65 Special Table Lamp , $2.95 Á Matched Group. Klamath Furniture Co. Answer to.Previous Puzzle El larlAWITIT AWE.. M M SEVIR MoW g N I COAT or ANS r pg.. OF POLAND MEN 1Jtj OMMM WILLINM-mk-AgE Phone $94 Lore, I evious Puzzle 12 Pursues. 3 To abound. n 1 14;9 17 Eras. i E4 I 1 la 18 Loud ring. E3 3 d r - m ,E4 L-4rJ 19 At large. . " ra 11 21 Presiding alma If Afims lEITIEIN bishop. sum- . 22 To commence UND plamravaprl 25 Behold. 14,111U 28 Dined. I'll6,,,,, m'Ilp..,. m',.,P3 27 You. tal 28 Female fowL .3 N I ri '. ,1,...N 31 Pomeranian. 11 MUG' 32 English title. MEI 11410i5 34 Sleet car. 37 Clock face. noted as is. 39 Series of VERTICAL epical events. I Lively dance. 40 Almond. 2 Form of "a". 41 Oils. 3 Turret. 42 Fired a gun. 4 Bay window. 45 Knife. 5 Wager. 46 Valiant man. 6 Gazelle. 48 Auto. 7 Tidings. 49 Tree. 8 Substance 51 Chum. .from holly 52 Onager. leaves. 53 Epoch. 9 Myself. 56 Musical note. 10 Encountered. 58 34416. !Allyn Stafford of Portland. The remains rest In the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth, where friends may call be tween 4:30 and 6 p. m. Tuesday. Notice of funeral to be announced later. 51r. Stafford was a mem ber of The Brotherhood of Rail way Engineers. CIO ACCUSES AFL OF LISTENING TO SWEAT SHOP HEADS WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (UP) The Committee for Industrial Or ganization last night acctued the American Federation of Labor of Joining with "sweat :Lap mploy ers and tory politicians" to defeat the administration's wages-andhours bill which the house virtu ally killed last week. In an editorial to be published I o d ay in the "CIO News" weekly newspaper of the John L. Lewis labor faction. the CID as sailed the federation leadership and President Will Green and charged that "the whip has crack ed over Green and he has Jumped to the orders of a little clique of half dozen officials who domi nate the federation's executive council." The attack came on the eve of resumption of peace parleys be tween special committees of the rival labor groups. In addition to blasting the fed eration and other opponents of the disputed wage-hour measure, the editorial gave further intima tion that Lewis would seek direct political action in the 1938 con gressional elections through la bor's non-partisan league, politi cal arm of the CIO. The article, which has Lewis' approval, said "the list of those who voted against wage-hour leg islation will be frequently re ferred to in 1938 ..." -MEN SEEK TRACE OF ACCOMPLICES IN ALCATRAZ ESCAPE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21 (UP) Federal agents today hunted for traces of accomplices who might have aided two con victs; to escape last Thursday from Alcatraz federal prison on an is land in San Francisco bay. As the starting point of this new search, the G-men checked the histories of Theodore Cole and Ralph Roe, the Oklahoma desper adoes who were the first to escape from the island prison. Their friends, their crime associates, and members of their families will be checked closely, it was understood. First intimation that the men might have been aided came from the story of Manuel Limas, ex Alcatraz convict, now held as a parole violator. 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MOELLER, FLORIST Established Since 1921 t Phone ,o0 719 Main S. 0 OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY I fCut Holly Evergreens Holly Wreaths t iit tN110;14INVONOWNIVIN11491119.4101194A41001 1. Cole ea they swam in the fog shrouded water. The boat .rotid have come within a few yards of the island in be fog without be ing detected. Limas also said the escaped men knew where a cache of money had been placed, and prob ably beaded for it. BRITAIN CONSIDERS PARADE OF POWER TO IMPRESS JAPAN (Continued from Page One) words," the prime minhoter de clared. "Settlement Without War" Concerning the entire foreign situation, he said Great Britain's "definite objective" is the "set tlement of the grievances of the world without war." Chamberlain declined to be drawn into a discussion of the origin of the Chinese-Japanese war but dealt specifically with Japanese attacks on British ships. SENATE PLANS QUICK VOTE ON HOUSING BILL (Continued from Page One) there are in large cities "vast numbers of vacant houses?" "Pm sure the senator has been misinformed on that point." Chairmen Wagner of the banking committee replied. He said the committee had been told the houses were selling as feet al rent estate developers offered them for sale. Wagner estimated 1,000.000 persons would be employed if home construction could be in creased to 800,000 dwelling unite annually. PARAOISE FINE exhiotnitt WINES Parodisowines,produds of famod California vineyards, will satisfy your requirements for fine wines at nominal prime 50rve Parodies today. Choose from ten varlatles. Available In Orogen Ian PAGE SEVEN RETURNS TO FILMS HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 11 1(AP) Norma shearer, returning to the screen atter more than a year's absence. wilt he surrounded with At least 100 players with speak. Ink parts in "Marla Antoinette'" story of an ill-fated Trench queen. 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