The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1939, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextT October 13, 1039 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN El Costuming the 'Extras' for Europe's Grim Drama WARHINflTON, Orl. IS (P) rroildnut nooRovtill'ii promt rein- foroiirt toil it y prmltH'Pil alrouic lndlantlnni tho Amii'ni. kvci n moiit woilltl not titnU'1 lulm lo martini thit Kurnptmu wnr In rrapmmn to (Jcrinuny riie.'tit In fnrinni InvHiUloim. Although Mr. Ituonnvrlt ilo clluxd lo tllnrtirin 1 m nuliji-i I di rectly, )m r'lti-i nlnl In ri'Nputiftn to qut'iitloiia Dint tt It ml t - rtv(1 no off Irlnl wont ftmit tlm (InrniAii KovnnniH'itt on 1 1 m hHn for ponco nntl lin ilm' Illicit lo i.-.. . i. .1 i. cominaiH " ii"n ni'u ft - im in-1 nit , harl anvlhlnc to unv nlifiut th I lttnit pane Movo In fir rl In. In Informal! iunrlnra thta unv rnmnt'ii nMltmln htia Immmi tin dnritlootl lo ho Unit In ttin nh flitrft of Atty orfli-lnl In vli it Hun for Anirlrnn iiwilliit Ion no of ficial noMrn nd li tnknn htv nf In f omul nltla And, with a form I bid. tlm govern tnnl would ha unllknly to uiinVrtfikn mr-iUn-llon without jutitm nltttiN front; Mrltaln nri'l Krniirr (hut Hn-y i wr Intm putfld. thus mitkliiK i poattlv roaiilta poMlhln. Thu far thlft wnk iinrman of-j flrtal. actltiR thrntiKh prraa I At cm put, lift vii Hindu (wo nf- fort piitriit1y il"nl?in to in-: (aranl Mr. Ituoimvcll in tnkliiK j hand lo nd Dm wnr Tim flint i of thria ni an official Inter- i prat nt Ion In llorllu of II II lent retrhnlAK punch lo tlio effect that tho fuehrer hnd opened tht way for Ration hy n netiinil lead r, prefornhly lh A inn lean prttaldnnt. After tho llilllih yoalordtty followed tho Kronen In rojortlun of llltlor'a poar offer, tho (ier niAiu ntAdn I heir aocimct hid for noutrAl prcfernhly Amerlrnn Intnrvontlon, anyliiK (lint only auch Action could prnvonl n com plot and torrlhlo wnr. Turning to other war-born do Yelopmonl. Mr. Itoonevett told hla proaa conforenro that Amer ican roproaontnllina to aovlet ItuaaU wera mrrrly an MpiiHlnn of lnlret and hop that nothing would h dono to dlturb peace ful ralAtlona In Iho Maltlc or tho IndopendoncA of Finland Thli govornmonfa art Ion. ho Atd, waa not to (m ronatrued in any way am a preanuro moo. 1 mm I 1 F up at thu quartermaster a depot "somownere in Trance 10 receive ervice umfurmi and equlpmenL i'hoto paucd by French censor. Flight From the Unseen Foe WASHINGTON. Oct 13 Priliiont llnnanriiH ul uxlny lht AniorlcAit rflprnBotttntlvr.fi to novlnl RubiIii w.ro nirroly nn xproMlon of ltttt.rr.t ami tmprt nothing would bo iliinn to iiuturh potcoful roUtlotn In tits llnltlc or th Inilopondonco of Finland. Th chlof Axocntlve toltl a prpiu conforonc tho (tlplnmiitlc action waa not to da rouot rtt.1 In nnv wajr aa a proanurt ntovo hy tho American sovoriitnont. For that ronton hecnuao ho did not want any mlmtndoratnnd IniT. tha prantdont unlit, ho wan withholding for Iho tlmo IioIiik lha tort nf iho roproni'tttiition ntada at Mnnrow yiiiiirdny hy Amhaaaador l.ntirnnco stoltthnrdt. Tha nota sti'lnlirirdt d.-llvrri-d undoublodly would ho acknow ladgad, ha aald. SCHOOLS OU T 0CL201D21 FOfi INSTITUTE While city and county achool children fake a holiday, toachom MI trek lo Aahlnnd noxt Thum day for lha annunl nouthcrn Oro Kon regional conferonco nttd loachcra' Innllluto. Thore will bn no elomonlnry or hlRh achool claanea In tha entire county Thurnday and Friday. Klamnlh edticntora will hnvo nn active part In tho conference Thono Include City Bti trrliitfn dnnt J. Porcy W'olln, itroKldliiK of ficer at achool ndmlnlntrntora' aacllon; Mr a. Rlltobeth Ilondor aon, county mualc auporvlnor, pre aiding at dlncunalon nf mualc In rural arhnoln; (llottn Ilnlo, prin cipal of Clllcltrlnt achool. pronld Ing at dlacitnnlnn of fundntnnntnl methoda; City Mualc Supervisor I.lllle Darby, prosldlng nt dlacua alon of mualcnl acholnrahlp; IS. E. Kllpatrlck, superintendent nt Mor rill, leader of dlncuanlnn of ali alx plan; Fred Pctorann, Klnmnth county achool nuperlntendent, pre aldlng at aocllonnl nieetliiK and membera of executive committee; Dorothy Marshall, city achoola, prealdlng at phyalrnl editcntlnii meeting. Threo Kscnpo An Ship Huriis SEATTI.K, Oct. 13 (UD Tho Alaska fishing hont Knsnnn wns destroyed by fire one and one half mllea offshore, about 10 mllea north of here, yeaterdny, aa three men made Ihrlr eacnpe. The 63-foot, one-mnaled vessel, hound from Ketchikan, Alaska, burned to tho walor'a ocIko. Throe aonmen left In a dinghy, and rofuaed lo board the tug Crest, which waa towing a rnft of logs nearby. A coast guard patrol bout and Seattle harbor pntrnl vessol were dlapatched to tha Knsnnn. Newi and Hornld Wnnt-Ads got results. mi Ma 71" jti . j- :. a it'll namCM 0'!!t' The "nlertc" nlr raid alarm has been sounded, and these Parisian men and women lose no time In scurrying to ttic nearest inciter. U. S. SECRETS (Continued from Pane Ona) nutty front the union's "Iuk gem.'1 Malkln. who testified he was a member of the communiat party from Ita Inreptlon In 1920 until I9SS, aiilil ho wn sent to Sinn .Slug upon ronvlrtlnn of felonlotia asaaull. Krowlng out of the fur riers' atrlke. In which several pcr aofin were Injured. The wltneaa said theae offlccra were nuiitni; thoao pnld w-lth Hoth- stettl money: Johnny llroderlck, whom he Identified aa 'hlef of tho gnng ater squad": J''aae Josephs, llrod erlck s aaalatnnt; narney rtudlt iky and men named "Curly" and lioyie. Hold Everything! T (Continued from Page One) afternoon, visited tho aovlet agri cult itrnl exhibition Instead. Ho might bo nsked to go to tha Kremlin later tonight, for roaumlng the parley begun yes terday at Russian Invitation, but oven the Finnish legntlon waa not Informed whether he was ex pected. Pnnalklvl was believed awaiting gotieral Instructions from homo bofore proceeding further. The Finnish position tor dick ering with Ituanla was Improved by dlplnniiitk hncklng nt the l!ulted Slntes, Swcdon, Denmark nnd Norwny. Tho Wnshlngton government nnd the three Bcaitdlnnvlnn coun tries In effect urgod Russln not to innko demnnds upon Flnlnnd which mlghtendnugor Iluaslnn Finnlsh rclutlona. Tho representntlons were mndo yestordny about the time Dr. 5 av IO STOE5 10 ci-l ' oo nn ay m acavtct. me iftSR "Yoiiii(; Minn, I don'l enre how ninny crcdil references -iter. ou l,nve' ol,r ,cr",s ar still cash!" Juno Paaslkivl hnd his first ses sion with soviet leaders. In diplomatic circles liellef waa expressetl one reason for the prolonged alay In Moscow of the Turkish foreign lnin isler waa the possibility of Turkish resistance lo some of the Russian proposals. I'otnfo Worker Hurt lly IHggor MAMS William Cobb, 87. was treated by Dr. F. E. Trotmnn for painful Injuries rerolvod at 1 p. m. Thursday when ho as caught In the drive shaft of a dig ger operating in a potato field near bore. Aftor preliminary trentment ho was tnken to the Hillside hos pital nt Klnmnth Fnlls. Cobb was working with Rny Aubrey, with whom he Is In part nership In the potato business. Putting the Heat on Embargo t.iijiw)tiiii , i m ji a mj gsasBsMMassMaMMSMMwaMti. i ;,wr '.."'-''-'''...' v : '-: 1 It looks ns tlintiRh there might be an argument here but the secret session of 14 Democrats on tho Senate Foreign Relations Commit eo which drafted an embargo rcpcnl bill was pretty much in tgrccmcnt. Loft to right. Chairman Key Pittmnn of Nevada, Wal tor George of Georgia, and Tom Connally of Texas. 'Diamond Mining' in Refuse Dump - r ;.araji.uiajawMi.i i When Mrs. Robert Stranahan of Toledo, O., went to a New York beauty parlor, she wore a $25,000 diamond ring. When she de parted, the ring was gone, but she didn't miss it until next day. Meantime the contents of the manicure bowl in which she had left it had been thrown into a refuse can, which in turn had been collected by a garbage truck. Police caught the truck just as it was about to dump its load into a sea-going scow. They're pictured digging in the refuse. After two hours, they found the sparkler, shown in insert. (AP) Issued J1ELSINSKI, Oct. 13 President Kyoestl Kalllo a decree today ordering all Fin nish civilians to hold themselves In rendlness to aid the govern ment In non-military pursuits It required by tho present emer gency. The docroe was Issued as Fin nish leaders continued to ex press optimism concerning their chnnces of receiving acceptable terms from Moscow. They hoped their country would fare better than Baltic neighbors which have become virtual Russian protec torates aa a result of Klemlln parleys. The decree put Into effect reg ulntlona previously drawn provid ing for wartime emergencies. The services of all cltiiena may be required for work applied direct ly or Indirectly In connection with national defense. STOCKHOLM. Oct. IS (AP) The Swedish government tonight ordered the strengthening of military detonses In upper Norr lnnd northeast Sweden near the Finnish border. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.1 (AP-USDA) Potntoes: 3 Cali fornia, S Oregon arrived, 8 un broken. 17 broken on track, aup plles liberal, demand very slow, market weaker, almost too few sales to quote. Klamath Russets No, 1, sandy lnnd, 1 1.26-36, few specially marked higher, dark soil SI. 16-29. 1,03 ANC.KLES, Oct. 13 (AP USDA) Potntoes: 33 California, 2 Idaho, 1 Utah arrived, 64 un broken. 33 broken on track, sup plies light, demand slow, mnrkot steady, no Oregon quotations. ITALY ON WAR (Continued from Pag One) more had warned what would be In store for the world If Oreat nritaln was not brought to the conference table. But there Is no reason, nails said, why Germany should go around to neutrals to request them to mediate. Hitler's appeal laat Friday for peace that "those peoples and their leadera now speak up who are of a similar (peaceful) mind" waa said to have been an "of ficial document" addressed alike to neutrals and belligerents. Now, authorized sources said, It la up to neutrals to make their voices heard on their own Initiative and in consciousness of their responsibility and not because Hitler or any other belligerent should ask them. The official press release In dicated how completely "through" with Chamberlain- Germany con' sidered herself. It called Chamberlain's speech an unheard of Insult to Ger many" and said that In It the prime minister "did not represent the cause of the people but the cause of a small clique which sees Its task In war." "From the experience of Versailles." the statement con cluded, "the Gerannn people know what England's will to annihilation can do and It therefore knows the path It nasi trod In order to foil thla will of Ita enemies.' Dr. Dietrich, who talked In. formally with correspondent after he hart been with Hitler for several hour, said ha felt liritaln hail risked what ha called "her Insolent reply'' through Chamberlain only be. 1 cause aha relied upon tha United States to support her. Dletrloh declnrod Chanibar laln'a speech to the house of commons yesterday had shattered an other hop of an armiotlo on tha weatern front before opor. atlnna there begin In earneat. tie Indicated Germany waa ore- pared to unleash her full might against Great Britain and Franc unless the United States atenned In to bring the allies and Ger. many together acrosa the confer enco table. CABET.Ij ELECTED RICHMOND, Vc, Oct. It (UP) The American Association of Stat Highway Officials yesterday chna Henry F. Cabell, chairman of th Oregon state highway commission, a Its president. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Reed baby buggy Phone 1620-W. 211 Lincoln. 10-18 RIVERVIEW Nicely furnished apartment, two bedrooms. 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'x. 3 ne" rods e IX x . i mm X T MolleX r!T Esther . p : vil Cream' ; I j 'Mennen Z.' 43c '60c Polident,ge.49c Mineral Oil Pm. 29c 60c Alka Beltser 49c 'Colgate ...-33c Pepsodent large 59c 60c Corega.... 49c '1.25 Caroid! 75c Takara 57c 50c Yeast tIc k60c Resinolo.....49c 60cJayne'srf;e45c '$1 lronizedYeM67c 4fl Vaseline Hair Tonic 37c 75 Doans Kidney Pills 55c 50c Vicks Nose Drops 39c $1.35 Lydia Pinkham Compound 92c 40a Castoria vCdrvg CO. NINTH MAIN STS.