February 12, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
no
VALLEY AREA
(Contliiuod from rag One)
automobile hurtled Into Inn river
hnfiiro wnrnliiK signs could lis
put up.
Captnln Karl Clrtffln of I ho
atnl traffic patrol roporlud It
found nlililiiiurkii on tho nouili
unurnacli to th" bridge mid l"iul
I n I! In Ilia point whuro I lie minn
wim washed out.
BACItAMENTO, Poll. 1J (AI)
Tho California highway pntrol
toclny reported all roads nvnr tho
Hlnrrna In northern Cnllfornln
elnnod liorauan of lnuivy annwa,
Tho only road open to llono
from California la by tho way of
Noedloa In tho aotithern part of
tho suite.
U. H. 40, Sacrnnmnto to nana
highway over tho Doiiner buiii
in It waa cloaod at Colfax, 61
mlloa aaat of Sacramento. Pro
vlnualy thla year whan tho aiim-
mlt road waa eloaod all traffic
had boon atoppod at Dnxtora, 00
mlloa oast of horo,
(lM-n During Day
Tho l'liieervlllo-'l'iihoo highway
wna cloanrl at Kyburs and thn
Yuba J'aaa road waa being kept
opou with anow plowa to I)ownl
villo.
Hlato rout 291) weat of' lied
(Una to Kurcka. waa cloaod.
Tho Uolilon Hluto highway, l ho
valloy route to Loa Angoloa, waa
opon, but dotoura were In uao
at Merced became of high water.
The Feather lllver highway
waa believed to bo cloaod but
the patrol bad noi received def
inite word up to 8:80 a. in.
Tho Mary.'.vllle-KnlKhta Landing
rood waa under water.
The Paclfle hlxhway. V. 8. 60.
waa opon to the Oregon line clur
liiK dayllKht home hut no truf
fle over 3000 pound i waa per
mitted. The Redwood highway waa re
ported open.
NAZI HEAD MOVES
TO STRENGTHEN
FOREIGN TIES
(Continued from Pag One)
ant church, and more may follow.
Thoae innvea woro Riven dra
matic direction today when Hitler
moi chancellor Kurt Von Rchna
chnlgg of Auatrla for a aecret
conference on th delicate rela
tione between th two neighbors.
Hoftens on HHIgion
Th haaty return to Vienna of
Frana Von Papen, who waa re
called aa ambaaaador In the
ahakenp, "for Important negotia
tion!." now aaaumea meaning. It
waa he who carried Hltlnr'a In
vitation to th Auatrlan chan
cellor for today'a meeting.
Similarly, attendance of of
ficial repreaentatlvea of littler
and th atata at th Pope'a coro
nation annlveraary maaa mint he
taken aa mors than a polite
goat ore.
The fact too that th depart
ment of Juetlc began negotln
tlona today with Paator Martin
Nlemoollor, leadnr of th Protea-
tant oppoaltlon, for rem oral Ion of
his three attorney at tho re
opening of hla trial flta Into the
picture.
It la aaaumed In Informed clr-
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Scvcnly-fourtli lineal descendant
of Confucius, scholarly 17-year-old
Kung Tch-chcng, above, may
become Em nor or of China or
head of the puppet government
which Japan plana to create to
consolidate III conquest of th
Orient Toll-Cheng waa op
pronched by Jtipuncio to ossumo
thli post. It win reported, after
ha arrived at Hankow aa a refu
gee from hli homo, Chufu.
clea that Italy' negotiations with
(Irenl llrltiilu on onillng Inter
vention In tho Spanish civil war
may hnvo hnatencd Illllora de
clalon .to come to a better under
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With Premier Octnvlan Dona
Mopey DickThought Stricken
With Grief at Mate's Death
Hy JOHN V. TKItltKI.I,
I'nltftl l'rea Htaff t.'orrraponilpnt
WITH THK MOPKY DICK
WHAL1NO EXPEDITION ON
TUB BIIORB OF SAN FRAN
CISCO MAY, Klin Franclaco. Fob.
12 (UP) Tragedy entered tho
life of Mopey Illck. the whnle,
toduy, but Mopey duuan'l know
It yet.
We're wondering how wo can
tell him Hint Gwendolyn la dead.
Gwendolyn waa Mopey'a old
and faithful mate. She died try
ing to get In tho (iolilcn (into, to
bo with lii in In hla time of need.
Mopey haa been trapped In San
Frnnclico bay for nlno daya. An
under-current muat have brought
word of hla plight to Gwendolyn,
out of the at or in beaten Pacific.
With furloua loyalty, Gwen
dolyn aet out to reach him. The
danKorotia croaa currenta and
high area proved too much for
her. And Cwendolyn'a figure
wasn't what It wna when aha wna
a young girl whnlo romancing
about the north Pacific. Bho
weighed about aa much aa Mopey
100 tons.
Th conatguard discovered her
battered and llfeleaa body on the
Uolden Onto rocka Frldny morn
ing. Who snld c o a a t guardamen
aren't romantic? It wna tho com
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gone aa a potential Ideological
ally In Ituuinnla and the Jnp
iinimn advnuturo nol, auccoedlug
lit cnina na rapiuiy aa unrinany
hoped, Jllller uppnnra to be Book
ing an arrangement with aa
many neighbors u possible,
Aa llltlor conferred with Chan
cellor Hchuachnlgg th belief
grew In aome quarter llltlor
had pliiniind a drniiintlc move to
rnalura coiifldonco In (luriiiuny's
urmod forcoa.
Wave of llpseiiliiicnt
llltlor mot th chancellor of
Auatrla, big Uormany'a Utile
(lorman neighbor, at hla moun
tain retreat at Horclititagiulun,
ilavurla, whore he hue boou rnst
liiK aluce hla draatle conlrallta
tlon of authority In hlmaelf.
(Union with Auatrla or, at
fluonco there hna boon one of
tho aallent polnta of Hltlnr'a
Nazi party and aoino dramatic
move toward that end hna often
been repeated aa Der Kuorhror'e
next atop toward reeatiibllablng
Uormany'a poaltlon In Kuropo...
Th belief In a new move to
restore reapoct abroad for C!or
many'a army came on a awolllng
wnvo of roaontment over foreign
rumora of unreat In th army.
Editorials On Newt
(Continued from Pag Ona)
cabl. Now It la growing by
leapa and bounda,
TyK'KK apt to aay that every
thing that can be known IS
known In Iboao daya and that
thore la little chance now for
progreaa. Nothing could b fartb
or from (he truth. Aa a matter
of fact, we're atandlng at the
throahold of perhapa the moat
tnarveloue period of development
and progrosa In tho world' his
tory. Tho growth of quick-freezing la
Juat ona example of what la In
'store for ui.
mander who told ua about Mopey
and Gwendolyn.
"Thelr'a wna whale of a ro
mance," he eald. "It's going to
bo harder to hunt Mopey now."
Just then the radio began talk
ing: "Mopey Dirk alghted In the
ferry lune under the bay brldgo!
apouted twice!"
Tha coaat gunrd and we sprang
Into action. What It Mopey had
heard about Gwendolyn and blind
with grief amaahed Into a ferry?
We Immediately went to our
station, about a, mile from the
ferry lane, Th hunt muat go on,
w thought. , .
A dispatch from Washington
Informs ua that two eaatern gen
tlomen are planning a Mopey Dick
expedition of their own. They
will us a fast boat and an air
plane. H i only fair to warn them that
wo and the coaat guard are not
going to lot nny strangers come
hunting Mopey Dick. Thla la our
expedition and we mean to keep
It, Thn Washington gentlemen
better hunt for whale In tba
Potomac,
We've gone to a lot of trouble
for thla expedition. Wa even
have a theme song:
"Wo were whaling along, on
moonlit bay."
Goodbye Gwendolyn".
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SPEECHES OPEN
GOP CAMPAIGN
(Continued front Pago One)
live Mupes of Michigan also will
speak.
Alkon at New York
At -the dlnnor of the National
Kepubllcan club of New York,
where Senator Vnndenberg spoke
In 11130 and Alf M. Land In
1937, the main speaker will bo
Governor George D. Aiken of Vor
moht. Hnpresentatlvo Jlriice liar
ton of New York will Introduce
Alkon.
Five republican representatives
wero chosen to apeak on a const
to coast broadcast from Washing
ton tbla afternoon (2 p. m. CISH).
They are Kepreaentatlvea Allen of
Illinois, Reec of Tennessee, Ste
fan of Nebraska, Tobey of New
Hampshire and Reed of New
York.
Party officials said that efforts
In th 1(38 campaign would b
concentrated In about 100 con
gressional districts in the hope of
picking up between 50 and 60
house seats.
Two "Novelties"
"Tho moat painstaking analysis
of tho vote cast In those districts
aa far back aa 1928 haa been
made," ona official aald. "Every
thing hue been Included from the
percentage of votes cast In the
rural and urban arena to religious
and racial alignments."
What are described aa "two
novelties" will be introduced In
tho coming campaign.
The first, headquartors ex
plained, will be an attempt to
ralso campaign funds from tbe
rank and file of the party rather
than from a few. The others will
be the newly-formed program
commlttoo "deaigned to bring
soino kind of national thinking
Into the party."
MARION COUNTY
GRAND JURY
CALLED MONDAY
(Continued from Pag One)
convict, with asaault while armed
with a dangeroua weapon in con
nection with beatingB of two
river captains shortly after a
CIO-AFL, atruggla for control of
sawmllf workera -started.
Seven Held at Dallas
Roy Hardin, AFI, union ahoe-
makor, waa charged with hurl
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a picketed shoe shop.
At Dallas, Al Rosser, Portland
A KL Teamsters' union head;
Krnest (lied) ('arson; John
Nowluuds; Cecil Moore; Alfred
N. Banks, AFh Teamsters' union
business agent for Marlon, Polk
and Linn counties; Clarenco
Adams, head of tho teamntera'
hiring hall here, and Leslie L.
(Hllm) Henry, business agent of
tho AKI llulldlng Tradca council
at fialom, wero held on arson
chargea In connection with a
weat flalem box factory and lum
ber yard fire In November.
Polk county authorities said
Henry denied Implication,
Record Involve Executives
Meantime the district attor
ney' office Bald records of the
Teamsters' union, held by Polk
county following Rosser'a arrest
In Portland, "definitely tied in
union executives with the two
west fialem fires," and that "In
vestigation definitely Is broaden
ing." Th offlca aald thera waa no
Indication tho recorda wero un
der federal audit aa Charles W.
Roblaou, Portland labor lawyer.
contended In challenging the
authority to hold them.
"mgnal Gun"
Governor Charles H. Martin
dropped a prepared speech to
tell a cljy club audience here
yesterday "I am satisfied no
guilty man will escape. This Is
for the safety of tha working
man hlmaelf. This beatup and
gangster stuff is over'
"Every battle haa to have a
signal gun," he added. "This
came when the gangsters in their
pride of pomp and power blew
up that little dye plant In Port
land. Then our army of peace
officers moved. And damned It
we're not going to clean up this
situation.
"If got to ba cleaned up."
SHIP CAPTAIN
BEATEN, STARVED
BY INSURGENTS
(Continued from Page One)
hose. Ha related his experi
ences to the American consul.
"Meals In the prison consisted
only of a plate of soup, a few
beana, a jar of water and a bit
of bread dally," he declared.
Hnppy to Escape Death
He added that ha was the "hap
piest person in the world" since
he escaped the firing squad. He
said he had been told In jail he
waa sentenced to 17 years and
four montba Imprisonment "for
trading with the Spanish reds."
He finally waa freed and taken
to Cadiz by seaplane, where he
was told the Nantucket Chief waa
waiting for him at Malaga. There
he found hla crew which he bad
not seen since his vessel had
been captured and proceeded to
Gibraltar. The' Nantucket Chief
waa scheduled to sail last night
RONALD REGAN
SERGT. MURPHY'
AND MONDAY
Continuous Sunday)
. o V All A?
for a Texas port.
When tba Nantucket Chief waa
taken by three insurgent war
ships, she was about 70 miles
frnm Tiurrflintin In tha Mediter
ranean, The insurgents took the
ship to Patina, wnere the oil cargo
wa discharged.
WAdWOinTOM Veh 12 IJPl
Hlale department officials said
today tliny had received no offi
cial confirmation of the reported
beating of Captain J, E. Lewi of
the American tanker Nantucket
Chief. -
Tha nnta!n tnM newamen at
Gibraltar he was beaten and half-
atarved while held captlva oy
Spanish Insurgents.
Official reports to tb state de
partment several days ago Indi
cated I.ewla had been well-treated
during his Imprisonment.
ARMY GENERAL
DEFENDS LINCOLN'S
INTERFERENCE
(Continued from Pag One)
Palmer waa the shouldering upon
General McClellan early in the
war the double responsibility, In
evitably leading to failure, of
commanding both tha general
headquarters and the army of the
Potomac.
Lincoln should have Inter
fered In that situation at once,
the speaker contended.
Wbila General Lee kept up a
series of southern victories, Lin
coln finally used the trial and
error method of seeking capable
commander until Grant waa
given tba supreme command,
Palmer Bald, adding that Grant
had bad the opportunity to de
velop leadership In the Mississ
ippi valley campaign.
Quick Victory
If the government had fol
lowed a recommendation by Gen
eral Washington and been ready
Immediately to mobilize the
militia, tbe civil war would have
been quickly ended with a north
ern victory. Gen. Palmer said.
But If that had been the case
be commented, Lincoln would
not have had opportunity to re
veal nia supreme genius as a
war statesman."
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TE1 FACING
PAUL IIGHT
(Continued from Pag One)
California law a person Is not re
sponsible for hla acta while la an
unconscious state.
The manslaughter charge calls
for from one to 10 years in the
penitentiary.
Mrs. Klmmel Weeps
The Jury' verdict convicted the
slayer on two counts: one for
killing his wife, and the other
for the death of Kimmel.
Superior Judge Ingall Bull,
calling attention to Wright's sec
ond plea of "not guilty by rea
son of Insanity," Immediately
ordered a trial on that point, be
fore tbe same Jury.
Mrs. Klmmel wept quietly as
the verdict was read.
The jury of four women and
eight men brought In the verdict
after approximately three hours
deliberation.
Insanity Hearing Monday
After conferring with the
prosecution and defense, Judge
Bull set the date for the insanity
hearing at 10 a. m., Monday.
With the uao of testimony in the
trial just closed, the ettorneys
agreed tbe new trial would take
about two or three days.
Wright bore up well under the
verdict. His head slumped to
his chest tor a moment and then
his father, Dr. J. J. Wright, came
over to console him. . The slay
er placed his arm across his
father's shoulder to steady hlm
aelf as he stood up, but his eyea
were dry.
In addition to the manslaugh
ter verdict, brought in after less
than four hours of deliberation
on the first plea of not guilty,
the jury convicted Wright of
being armed in both counts, as
charged by the prosecution in the
month long trial.
The jury began deliberations
at 8 o'clock last night. One hour
later it sent tor certain exhibits,
Including photographs and deposi
tions concerning a sterilization
operation Wright submitted to In
Chicago.
The jury waa locked np at 10
p. m., with Instruotlona to rauta,
deliberation at ( a, m. today.
Th x-prlaoner who asked Is
be returned to Sing Sing because
he oould got no work muat hav
found rollof barred.
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