PACE TWO
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November 4, 193
IT.
With the organisation f Cub
leadership committee Thursday
evening;, plans were developed to
extend the. Cub division of the
Boy scouti o( America. In Klam
ath Falls.
Under the leadership of I. V.
Haynes as district Cub commls
aloner, the committee composed
of Ted Reeves, Joe Hicks and Ken
Klahn will meet and train the dif
ferent group of parents Interest
ed In Cubbing. Next week two
such meetings will be held, the
first Tuesday night at 7:0 In
the Roosevelt school and the sec
ond Thursday night at the Fre
mont school. Parents of boys .
10 and 11 are invited to attend
these meetings.
Since Cubbing Is home center
ed, It Is the purpose of these
meetings to give the parents a
thorough understanding of the
program.
Cubbing Is a leisure-time, character-Influencing
movement for
boys of. pre-Scout age- boys 9,
10 and 11 years old. "It provides
activities suited to the nature of
iha hnv which activities also af
ford opportunity for the develop
ment of nanus ana auuuaea e
aential to good cltiiensblp,'-'
Dwight Gilchrist, local Scout exe
cutive, said Friday. It does not
aim to draw a boy away from his
home for his good times but seeks
to multiply the ways In which
boy may find joy In his own
neighborhood and back yard.
"It therefore offers to parents
activities which their boys may
do. It helps a parent answer the
question of 'what can we boys
do?' by aiding the boys to answer
that question for themselves. The
program answers that question,
and it will help parents meet
their responsibilities.
: "Like Scouting, It ia used alike
by all religious groups, all racial
groups. Similar movements alike
In spirit and world friendliness,
though differing In program de
tail, are found In some 26 differ
ent countries ot the world."
It will take more than a broken
hip to aUence me. Mrs. Ruth
Hanna McCormlck Slmms, tn a
radio address from hospital bed
in behalf of republican candidates
In New Mexico.
Wolf In Cub Clothing
This laughing, alert "wolf" takes
his make-believe to heart In the
Imagination-stretching CUBBING
program of the Boy Scouts of
America for boys , 10 and 11 years.
The great American men Eu
rope knows are the men whose
effigies appear on SI bills. Emll
Ludwig, speaking to the American
club In. Paris.
The news Benea is regaining
hia health In England suggests
British statesmen did not forget
the president when they were
dividing Czechoslovakia. : - Now
they are giving him rest.
' Optimism over coming world
prosperity is indicated by the re
turn to .work of 200 diamond cut
ters In Johannesburg, South Af
rica, center of world diamond
mining. They expect to handle at
least 12,600,000 worth of dla
monds in the next six months.
JURY: CONVICTS
FAN DANCER OF
MILD MAYHEM
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. S (U.R)
A middle-aged Jury of nine women
and three men late today found
blonde Sally Rand guilty ot com
mitting assault and battery on two
young admirers who took her pic
ture inside a theater.
The verdict carries a possible
maximum sentence of one year in
lall and J20C0 fine.
The Jury after deliberating less
than three hours decided to accept
the stories of Ray Stanford and
hia girl friend, Hasel Drain, that
the fan dancer scratched and bit
them and tore their clothes when
she discovered Stanford clicking a
candid camera during her tan and
bubble dance.
. Sally had admitted objecting to
the picture-taking, bui denied re
sorting to mild mayhem wnen
Stanford refused to surrender the
film.
Sally, who had glumly awaited
the verdict, stood silently beside
her attorney. Milton Golden, when
Foreman John B- wood read it.
She gasped, but uttered no word
The outcome was a distinct
sure-rise to the dancer, who had
planned a cocktail party to cele
brate the end ot the trial, ana an
anticipated acquittal.
Municipal Judge C. A. Balireicn
allowed her her freedom on her
promise to return to court Mon
day for sentence.
Golden announced ne woum ap
peal.
The couple, in aaauion 10 want
ing to send the dancer to jail, also
atevaeeklna: cash awards. They
have' each filed civil suits. Miss
Drain demanding 21000 for the
bite, 2500 for the humiliation and
210 for the doctor who treated
her, Stanford sued for 2100 for
asserted fingernail scars on his
neck, 2102.70 for his camera and
210 for his doctor.
ELECT
RUFUS C.
HOLMAN,
Republican
To tin
UNITED STATES
SENATE
Holman Standi For
Preservation of Constitutions1
Government.
Balancing of the National lud-
get.
Low Freight Ratef and Wide
Markets tor Agriculture.
Protection of Payrolls for Ore
gon Labor.
Maintenance of livable work
ing conditions end Social
security tor ell , cituens
aged, workers end youth,
Continuance of useful public
works program during com.
mercief depression.
Development of Cheap Elec
tric Power.
Flood Control end Irrigation
Proects.
Promotion of cause end wel
fare of public education.
EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL
AND SPfcUAL PKIVILtfefci
FOR NONE.
A Neutral America In Foreign
Aggressive Warfare.
As United States Senator, Hol
man will not be a rubber
stamp, but will truly repre
sent end faithfully serve the
people as he has elways
done during his years of
public service.
Republican Committee for
Election of Rufua C. Holman
to United State Senate.
By O. B. Bewail, Manager.
806 Oregon Building,
Portland, Oregon.
SIX INVESTIGATIONS
BEGUN IN STRANGE
OAKLAND INCIDENT
(Continued from Page One)
ward, aa per testimony of the
diver.
The conclusion I leave lo tho
public. The very active investiga
tion by the authorities will estab
lish that an act ot criminal sabo
tage was oommlttcd.
I deeply regret the printed at
tacks against my country have
now resulted In concrete disaster.
Fire brave seamen and a good
ship, destined to help In fostering
peaceful commerce between our
countries, are laid up aa the re
sult ot a criminal assault on a
public carrier, with American
travelers and merchandise aboard.
"Sonic Consolation"
Had the explosion taken place
only 10 minutes later, In the
opeu bay, loss ot lives ot Amer
ican clilxeus, aa well as ot my
own countrymen, would undoubt
edly have been involved.
There is some consolation In
the hope this rotten act will opeu
the eyes ot the general public to
the effect of irresponsible poison
ing of public opinion perpetrated
by a small clique aiming to de
stroy by secret warfare the basil
ot ordered society.
"You know whom I mean."
Efforts were to be made today
to raise the 477-foot vessel from
a mudbank in Oakland estuary
where she settled stern-down after
the blast.
Passenger Escape Harm
Four membera of the crew of
54 were injured by the blast.
Eight passengers on the ship were
not harmed and called the exper
ience "tremendously exciting."
An exhaustive-Investigation ou
the vessel last night by District
Attorney Earl Warren, federal
bureau of investigation agents
and other officials brought a
closely-guarded atatement from
warren that "We are ot the opin
ion the explosion was not In the
engine room or In the ship It
self."
Because of international impli
cations. Warren declined to ssy
the explosion waa the work of
saboteurs until the vessel could
be raised and an examination ot
the hole made.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL
EVIDENCE OFFERED
IN ALCATRAZ CASE
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 (U.R)
The federal government began
nresentatlon of testimony in Ai-
catrax Island penitentlary'a first
murder trial today and immedi
ately revealed it would depend
solely on circumstantial evidence
in an effort to convict "James
(Toughey) -Lucas and Rufds
(Whitey). Franklin ri the slaying
of Ouard Royal Cllne. t"
U. S. DUtrlct Attorney,. Frank
Hennessey's opening remark to
the Jury of 12 middle-aged men,
mainly business men, who. were
sworn in this morning, revealed
RACING AVIATRIX
HORIZONTAL
4 Pictured
vintrix,
Jacqueline
7 Slio is the
female
flyer.
13 Ollvo shrub.
14 Egret.
16 Acidity,
17 Indian.
19 1'o befriend.
SOClny lump,
31 Folding bed,
22 To torture.
24 Fiber knots.
28 To plant.
27 Nothing more
thnn.
30 Not ns much.
33 Volume. -
34 To primp, i
3 6 Modern.-
37 Upon.-
38 Beginner.
40 Whirlwind. -
41 Alluvial
matter.
Answer lo Previous Futile
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dIogola (una as
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Effidrtowii mil lAlirtcnrfn
43 To enroll,
47 Correlative
of brother.
51 Undo.
92 Clan.
S3 English coin.
58 To halt.
57 Pertaining to
the moon.
58 Cerent food.
60 Recalcitrant.
61 She made a
. new record
recently
In a rncc.
VERTICAL
, 1 Company.
2 Hodgepodge,
3 Pcnity.
4 Possessed.
5 Sound ot
surprise.
6 Not remote,
7 Mineral
vein,
t Knlf en em.
9 Split pea,
10 Portrait
statue,
11 Knot.
12 Grain.
15 Full o(
flssurci.
18 Sioirtm Indian.
30 Court.
. 21 Slio was the
only woman
to in
the race.
M Night bird.
25 Ono who goes
first into
wilderness.
26 Crystal gaicr,
28 Sea eagle.
29 To soak flax,
31 Grafted.
32 To kill a fly,
53 Cow's call,
33 Scolds.
39 To irritate.
42 Holy man.
44 Short letter.
43 Fool,
46 Kailr warriors
47 Slave..
48 Fern seeds.
49 Spruce,
50 Every.
5.1 To hurry.
54 Tho soul.
50 Senior.
59 And.
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there were no known eye wit
nesses to Cllne'a slaying.
- The district attorney, however,
maintained the circumstantial
evidence was sufficiently strong
that Cllne and Franklin, survivors
of an escape attempt, would be
proved guilty.
With those remarks, Hennessey
swung into the state's testimony
against the pair, who, with
Thomaa Limerick, tried to break
out of the "rock" last May 23.
authobiiio
Limerick was alatn and Franklin
wounded aa guards stopped the
flight ot the trio.
We will make progress more
surely. If we make it more slowly.
Saul Cohn. president, Nations
Retail Dry Goods association.
Carl Conk, cnntlliliito for pollen
Judge, Issued hia campaign auto
mem Friday.
It follows:
"My past experience and fa
miliarity with city affnlra quali
fy me lo conduct ' tho business
nf the offlro of poltco Juilgo In an
offlolout and courteous manner,
"In socking tho honor ot tho
office of tho police jmlgo, It Is my
earnest desire lo perform I lie Un
ties of this office In such a mau
nor aa lo tiring satisfaction lo tho
rttlxvns ot I tin oily as well ns citiIII
to myself, ami In view ot llto.fnct
that I havo - conscientiously and
sincerely applied my efforts In llio
past to thoao things which 1 feel
have been lusiruimmiiil In bring
Ing about a proper solution of llio
Juvenile problems In this clly and
a better understanding by llio pa
rents of llio necessity for con
structive and doflnlte Juvonllo
welfare programs, I believe Hint
1 ii in entitled ton promotion which
will bettor enable me to carry on
and fulfill my dealrea In this re
spect.
"The rumor has come to me
that when elected pollco Judge my
work with the younger generation
would be discontinued: howover
at this time I wish lo assure the
cttliena of Klamath Falls that I
ahall continue to manifest the
same intereat In the Juvenile quea
llon am program as I have here
tofore, and that 1 ahall, with as
sistance ot not less than two In
terested and qunllflod persona,
continue to auporvlao and direct
programa and acttvltlea for your
children.
"It la my honest opinion that
the office of police Jmlgo affnrda
one who la interested an oppor
tunity to render a great aervlce lo
the parenta and children In this
city.
"My continued tnlorest and ac
tivities tn the Juvenile question In
i his city will not In any manner
Intertore with my dullea as police
Judge.
"Your support will be appre
ciated your confidence will not
be misplaced.
"Sincerely,
' "CARL COOK."
Old business correspondence
yielded a parchment map which
showed the way .to a gold cache
of 170,000 In France. Thar'a
gold In them thar bills
Seeks Office
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a m
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K.'iun'll Kllln
Carl K. Cnnk. who Is a rnudl
dalo for iilU'o JiiiIko ut llio gen
oral 'election.
NT.WKH IS HOWS
SAN FHANCISUO. Nov. 4 (Pi
The Norwegian tankor Bvenor, In-
linmiil from Antwerp, alove In hi
hnwa when she struck an iiiildon
titled nlijmit In a dmisa tog Just
on I, Ulo lliu 11 u Ul i' n Unto toiluy,
SUITS STARTED TO PAVE
WAY FOR BONNEVILLE
POWER TRANSMISSION
POIITI-AND, On'., Nov, 4 (P)-
Institution nf two ninileiiinnllnn
mills to nava I ho way for expan
sion of tho llonnnvlllo dam power
proHiam wns announced yenlerdny
by .1. D. Unas, administrator.
Itoss authorised suit to acquire
85 miles of Oregon ICIeclrlo rail
way right-of-way between Port
land and Eugene and a irncl near
Vaiiiouvor lor a Bonneville power
tiliNlutinii.
II" tunned the action against
the Oregon Klnctrlc a friendly suit
In clear llio lltla. A prli-o of
1 104.011 a. 8U nliomly bus been sol
rir tli" I'liilil-of-wny. The llimiia
vl Mo lilies would imriill"!, but ti l
disturb, tho Oregon Ktrctrlc cnlilcoT
The Waxlilngton suit will he
Mll III II. 8. district court at In.
I'oinn for In ii1 near the Purine
highwuy at Vancouver for erecimn
of a siilwlnllnn. dona said 13100,
riumliliireil by llio iliiiu nritiilnln-fc
tuition as a fulr price for Ihn Inml,
would he ilr-ponltcd with the com t
liefuro the lllul sliiiled.
Knglueers esllimited the con
struction or the power lines Into
i.aue county would cost SU.Onu,
000 and tho Vancouver substation
17(0.000.
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