The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1939, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON December 21, 1989. GUI IN BUDGET THREATENS BIG DAM PROJECTS WASHINGTON, Doe. 1 (TP) Western congressmen prepared to day to resist reported proposals of drastic reduction! In the 1840' 41 budget tor reclamation pro ject construction. Reports reaching Representa tive Leavy (D-Wash.), among other, vera that estimates be fore the budget bureau were be ing cut as much as 60 per cent below what the reclamation bu reau believed to be the minimum urns required to keep work on peclfto project geared to present peed. Leavy said that If this were so, tt would mean the "crippling" of uch undertakings as the Central ; Tailor project In California, Grand Coulee dam In Washington state, the Colorado-Big Thompson pro ject and several others. I for one," he declared, " pro pose to do everything In my power to see that these Items are re stored to the amounts the recla mation bureau says are required. Not only would these reductions be calamitous to the western Irri gation states, but any abrupt cur tailment of the present program would entail a terrific, loss to the government Itself." The Washington congressman, a member of the house commit tee on interior department appro priations, pointed out that in the case of Grand Coulee dam ap proximately 194,000,000 waa needed to complete the structure during the next fiscal year. A SO per cent cut, he added, would mean that the contractor would have to readjust his entire program, lay oft part of his (000 employes and then obtain an ex tension of tlma In which to com pleta the dam. "In the end," said Leavy, "the cost of the dam to the government probably would be Increased by 14.000,000 or 15.000.000." Callfornlans, among them Rep resentative Buck (D), said the $170,008,000 Central valley pro ject would be similarly affected. With work Just getting under way on all units of the big water conservation project and 6000 men now on the Job, any reduc tion below minimum require ments, they said, necesrartly would mean that the program would have to be curtailed. Montana's geographic dead center Is In a doctor's kitchen sink. Some fitting marker such as a bronie dlshpan would seem n order. Subconscious Impulses Gel Blame for Xhristmas Ties" CHICAGO. Dee. II () mere s a reason wny people give those "nightmare neckties for Christmas. It's the same reason, a phycho loglcnl one, which Impels friends or relatives to give you caraiuela when thoy know they'll plague your raise teeth, or prompta home- ly girls to give particularly nause ous perfumes to beauties. Dr. Robert N. Mc.Murry, psy chologist on the stnff of the Chi cago Central YMCA college, said today that "unconscious hostile Impulses" were partly to blame for the giving of gifts not always ap preciated. All too often." he explained, "the object of respect, admiration and even love is also the object of envy, rivalry, foar and hatred. The oniy airrerenco Is that the respect, admiration and love are con scious, while the less admirable sentiments, being regarded aa ig noble, have been repressed, put out of mind, burled In the Umbo of the uncousclous. "But these hostile, aggressive Impulses, although no longer con scious, have not ceased to strive GIVE FREE I ELECTRIC ' CLOCK WITH EACH ; CABINET ; MODEL . PHILCO! PHILCO PORTABU b II rjf YJ I'fS A W proof . . Copyri8M 1939. Schily Dm.llw Corp, N. 1. C lw-r I fePlil) iTiTTir 30 Package, I I qq' I g&itlflv 0xydo1 f il 7 fl I (I jj Hand Cloth'es Sprayer II V 3 I It A 'I Clothes Pin Bag I ril A IrM 1 36 Clothes Pirn . J"""! -f --lEv mJ ' Automatic - 1 J ' JFol4Tlwy Basket MllrSrs f Ij.vaw., iow .. 'jfe f I i , te. ... i.oo I ; 1 $095 : mbJil 7 lis merchandise offer, a IE I tn r.ftVlZ) f II I ME : l . . E ; I I y I mKm,m'1 "tin any Mhor Washer IRmf they wonMmp 1 UHLIG'S you awake. 4 a II S 4 ' Flannelettes XUrl 12 1026 Main Phon 234 S L mm ii b -mi -mm-a m m. ma mm mmm ur mm iv.a . l k . . ... 2.9$ Yi lb (1 I .ain 11 !IlB't' I ' with kii..i l J TCK III II niil til "WAVE MANKT II DIST I vfv il f IS J s " r ' No serial, no ground, " lliisLT fl I l no installation reqnlred lSr ilsi I W Bi 8 Tub. Model 1 . Of 'naatlrtte.Vl J i ' 7u ,r rT!. "J I " FOULGLfS UJlHilLlKbi iflte I- - r r r 1 ""'"-j n L j lLlIlliiiMWHPj l"0 tor Mtlsfacllnn. Boing denied dl rect exiiression, thoy sovk a rouud about satisfaction, The result Is a compromise. The object of these uncharitable sentiments la not at tacked openly the Indlvlilunl's conscience will not permit this. "Instead, at Christmas tlmo nr at a birthday or a wedding, a girt Is chosen, which, while superficial-' ly the expression of very noble son timenta, contrives at the smne time to attack. Injur or frustrate tne recipient." However, Dr. McMtirrny said no one should gel peeved about such gifts because actually the giver la not conscloua of the moti vating subconscious Impulses and neither Is the recipient. Nl CLAIMS LONDON. Deo. II (.W An Ex change Telegraph (British news agency) dispatch from Moscow today said that fot the second day in succession the Russian war communique made no claims of gains In Finland. It reported only "petty skirmishes" and recon- nalsance activities. T 1 ijfjy 1 FREE Gift Wrapping! '.'(D) UIBI HIKE'S I2IAIN PHONE234 mmtm Jb"f J LEPKE STILL FACES NEW YOKK. Deo, II (ZD Swarthy Louis (Lopkv) Buchalter, 43, who will be suntenced Jnnuitry I for cnjiaplnipy to vlolnle the iiur colics luws, still fiuH'U today unr- cullo nnd lii'lliot,1 uhurgos iintlur which ho could be snntuiicud to a maximum of 104 yours lu prison and 1SO,000 In fines. Judge John C. Knox told Will lain Klolumnn, lluchultor's altor nvy, Hint "you sluiuld know how you 11 ro going to uo,n on lliuso othor clmrgi's by Juiiunry 1" but Kloluman did not Indicate bow his client would plead. A federal court Jury con viol od liucunllor of conspiracy Inat night after hearing tho govvi'iimniit de scribe him as "lop man" In a $10,000,000 International indi cate which smuggled drugs luto the Uulted Slates Illegally from franco, Japan, China and oilier coiiiiIi'Ifh lu l;U5-3tl-37. lluchnltor, onco described by District Attorney Thomas K. Duw oy aa "public enemy No, 1" ami "the nation's No. 1 Industrial racketeer" did not take the stand to dofond himself. His counsel of fered brief chnrncUaV testimony and insisted that the Jury disre gard his rupututiuu as au Indus trial racketeer. Max Schuiuckler, a eo-defen- dant, was convicted of the same charge, but Davla Karitonlck. the third co-dufonuiint, wus ucuulltod. Muxlmum punnltlus of two years lu prison and 110.000 flnos cun be imposed ou Buchalter and Sch- murklor. Knrdonlck and Schmucklcr de nied participating In thu syndl cnte's operations. Thu govern ment uialnltiiiicd tliut nttrucllve women. In the syndicate's pay. hud brought forbidden narcotics Into this country In trunks, In soveral Instances. Coded cablegrams wore used to direct thu wide-spread activities. The object of a nation-wide manhunt last summer with re wards totaling 160,000 on his head. Buchalter surrendered quiet ly to Kill Dlroctor J. Ktlgnr Hoo ver hero Inst August 35. He had boen a fugitive two unra utter running out on a 1 10,000 ball. redoral authorities bad wanted him on the narcotics and sub stantive charges, and Dowoy had sought him for racketeering in garment and bakery buslnusses. These are umong tbo charges still pending aguluat Buchalter. CHECKS FLOWN TO BAKER GUARDSMEN TO KEEP PROMISE PORTLAND, Dee. II tPi Ma jor Gonernl George A- While, com manding the 4 1st division, na tional guard, played bantu Cluus yesterday. He arranged with Major Carl ton F. Bond, commanding Pear son field at Vancouver, Wash., to fly pay checks to Baker, Ore., guardsmen. The checks wore lost in the heavy holiday aiall suufflo and had to be flown to koep White's promise the men would recolve them by December 20. They wero in payment of three weekends of special field training and totaled 1743. In Denmark there Is full una nimity that our country, In the midst of war growing out of the present unhappy European con ditions, still must cling to her policy of neutrality. Prime Mln later Tborwald Staunlng of Don mark. Ens Ion Aur aae Is one of a pair of giant suns, discovered as a result of the 38-vear search of Prof. Edwin B. Frost, begun In 1899. LEGAL NOTICES NOTlt'M TO CIIKIHTOIIH Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Jumna W. Hnney, deconsed, and mis qualified. All persons hav ing claims ngulust said estate are notified to present the same to me with proper vouchors at the omen of L, Orlh Hlsemor, 14 i.ourinouse, u in ninth Falls, Ore. gon, wllliln aU month! from uoi'oiuher 7, 1 oao. KM. A L, RANIOY, Administratrix, D T-14-l-l: J 4 No. 1(15 RATES Charge Adi Etch InioHlon, pr word - 3c (No charge md for leu than 25c Paid-in-Advance On day, par word Two-day run, oer word ...... Three-day run, per word ...... On wees run, per word 2e 4c Sc Te ..20c One month run, per word All classifications are num. bered and appear In numerical order. The News-Herald will be re sponsible for Incorrect wording only one day. (All mall order ads must have cash with order). All adi are Inserted In boti sdltlons of The News-Herald. The dead-line for classifies tlon Ii 11:00 a. m. Ada recslvad after 11.00 o'clock will be run In the "Too Late to Classify . Classified Index column. Apartments for Rent Automotive llualnoat Opportunities Educational , Financial For Sale or Trade General Notices Help Wanted. Female Help Wanted. Male Houses for Rent Livestock and Poultry . Lost and Found - . Miscellaneous for Rent . Miscellaneous for Bale'. Miscellaneous Wanted . Porsonals Roal Estate for 8ale Real Estate Wanted Room and Board Rooms for Rent Services tuatlons Wanted To Exchange . Trnnnnnrtntlnn .I4 S .4S -It 4 -II - 4 -14 -1( -II -44 - I -38 36 -41 - -30 -31 -10 -33 -10 -11 .40 a Lot! and Found LOST Blsck leather purs, han dle broken. Call 1714-J. 11-11 HE'LL BE DELIGHTED with White Stag Bkl-Togs. 1140 models, exclusive at the 8K1- SKACK Rudy's Men's Shop. 800 Main. 13-38 General Notices INTERSTATE MOVINO Klam atb Falls Transfer and 8toraga. l-4mtt MOVINO PACKING STORING Phone 1017. l-mtf Four Years Old MEAD WOOD STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY PINT 90 PROOF QUART 85c $H60 THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD y 90 PROOF Distilled from Cone Products PINT w mw m. m aW ' D,Vilr"D GIN JXyli J ifSBi, ' CARI0CA RUM I Ss 86 PROOF j Imported from Will Indies jT- J pint , V 1 r T H Jf J l 100 $i65 k "mm m I FIFTH 60c 100 PocifU Cooit Exootivo Offices 369 Pint Strut, San Francisco Now York Offlc Chryslor Building LONG DISTANCE HAULING Phone 1007. l-4mlf Personals MEN old St 401 Get pep. Ntw Oatrex Tonlo Tablets contain raw oyster Invlgorators and othor stimulants. One dose starts new pop. Value 11,00 Special price 190. Call, writ Whitman Drug company. 11-11 8 Transportation Go By Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Pares to Northern Point On Round Way Trip Spokane -.$1 1.00 $20.05 Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.(0 Portland - 5.90 10.65 Seattle 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Stages, Inc. Buses Leave 1:00 P. M. Greyhound Dopot Phone III 1-10-mtf 10 Services DESIONINO, DRESSMAKING and Alterations. Grace Smart, Poll . can theatre. Phone 3011-W. 1-11 SAWS, TOOLS gummed, sharpen ed and repaired. Borienhamer Saw Filing, 161 B. Main St. Phon 849. 1-11 HELP YOUR WIFE to eliminate her housework. Give her an Electrolux for Christmas, For demonstration call ll-W-1. 13-31 WANTED Wood to law. In quire Ollmore station, 6th and Oak. l-s WRINGER ROLLS, washing ma chine nnd vacuum cleaner parts for all makos. Morlt Washing Machine Service, 701 South 6th. Phone 1086. l-16mtf PAINTING, KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 1093. l-16mtf THE READER'S DIGEST I the Christmas gift arriving 13 times a year. For subscriptions, new or renewal, call 2034, Joy Evans Rolph. tf DRESSMAKING, HEMSTITCHING uuttons, Buckles covered, Al terations on new and old cloth ing. Mrs. H. M. Allendor, 731 Main, Room 216. Phon 425. 1-16 AUTO, window glass Installed, mirrors mado, resllvered. Kim ball' Glasa Shop, 627 Walnut. - Phon 1248. 13-llmtf 10 ScrvloM " '' wwwwwwwv. .wwMeaaMS rOR RENT Bleotrle floor asn. rs, paint sprayer, wallpepsr and kaliomln remover. 1. I. Patterson Paint Store, 111! Main. Phon 1741. l-ll I'AINTINO, PAPRRHANOINO Fred Laughton, Master Painter, Phono 1681. 1-T FLOOR HANDING Old floors r finished, Norman Fraley. Phone 1643. 1-llmtf UURTAIN8 home laundered and stretched. Reasonable, Phon 1436-W. 1-lmtf IIOIIHKCLEANINO Art Bene dict. Phon 1470-R. ,1-10 PAPERHANOINU, Painting, Kal onilnlng. Phon 14T0-R. , Msl ln B. Frost. 11-11 HIGHEST PRICES paid for used furnlttir and stoves. OK 8e-ond-ltand Store, 110 Klamatk. Phon ill. 11-llnU FLOOR SANDINO and reflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phon I68-W-I, l-llmtf 13 Health ROOUH RIVER BANATAItlDM, Jacksonville, Spsclsllslog . la poat operative, chronic, mental and maternity cases and ear of the aged. Trained nurse on duty continually. Bog 147, Jacksonville. 1-Tmtt 14 Help VVfnUd, Fml WANTED Someone to ear (or. elderly man In own home. New Horald, Box 1183. 11-11 WANTED Experienced house keeper. News-Herald, Bog 1811. 11-11 HOUSEKEEPER, between age 30 and 40, in modern home. Two school children, parent euployed. Applicant must have Klamath county refer ences. Write News-Herald, Bog No, 1011. lOlltf WANTED Woman as full-llm housekeeper tor employed par ents and two school children. Local references required. Ill month, room and board. Write Hn 1010, News-Herald. lQlOtf Situsfioni Wanted AMD1TIOUB YOUNG MAN wint Janitor work or truck work. Writ No. 10 Avaloa Boom, 838 Walnut St. 11-11 20 Room and Board BOARD. ROOM and laundry l private noma, si per wees, sio California. It-It WOMAN TEACHER and child school age want board and room, walking distance from high school. Nsws-Hersld, Bog III. 13-11 FINE HOME FOR MEN Close In, Limited number. Ill Lin coln. Pbone 614-J. 41-10 ROOM AND BOARD till - to. lib. 11-11 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 713 Klamath. Board and room 18.00 week. Steam beat, pri vate showers, newly renovated. 11-11 22 Rooms for Ren VACANCY Sleeping room. Conrt View Hotel. 11-17 FOR RENT Rooms. On suit able for light housekeeping. Greer Apartments, nest to Pine Tree theatre. 11-16 FOR RENT Steam heated rooms 13.00 and 4.00 per week. Lk Hotel. 11-31 CLAREMONT III No. th. All outside, newly decorated mo dern rooms. Free parking.' l-t VACANCY 184 No. Ird. l-ll MODERN SLEEPINO ROOM Gentleman. Ill Oak. II7U 1 ' . i MODERN SLEEPINO ROOM Gentleman. 716 Jefferson. - 11-11 VACANCY 1014 High. 1-14 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with' kitchenette. 141 Broad. 11-11 24 Apartments tor Rnt TWO-ROOM APARTMENT, fur nished. Close In. 401 N. Ird. 11-11 TWO-ROOM APARTMENT, fur nished. Close In. . 40S N. 3rd. . 11-11 SMALL APARTMENT 1141 Pine. 11-11 VACANCIES One and two rooms. Everything furnished, Reduced rates. 483 No. 10th. 11-11 TWO AND THREE-ROOM mo dern furnished apartment. Call Altamont Auto Camp. ' lt-tl MODERN APARTMENT and hotel accommodations. Transient, permanent. Cascade Apartment Hotel. , 1-lTmtf THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment. 707 Washington, llltf VACANCY Utilities furnished. 411 N. 10th. lOltf TWO AND THREE-ROOM steam L. , . . . . . uuniea apartments. E)ieinoaiiy equipped. - Prlvat garage. Phone 44I-J-6. 1- VACANCY Esplanade Conrt. Furnished. Il-I4mtf BACHELOR APARTMENT 411 N. lOto. 017tt RIVERVIEW Very deslrabl iiirnianea apt. with two bed- .rooms, an modern conveniences, garage. Phone 1114. 1 l-ll 26 Houi for Rnt FOR RENT Furnished three- room nous. 1418 lhasta way. lt-tr