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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1940)
TIIE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE THREE f November 13, 1940 . JAP SPOKESMAN MAY GET POST TOKYO, Nov. 13 (!) ncportn wore current In diplomatic circles today (lint Yiiklchlro Suinn, Jupiiucso foreign office apokeamun, might bo assigned In Washington oi a speclul mln-Iritor-at largo, Sunia himself declined to com ment, saying he wan "In no por tion" to discuss the reports. Toxui hiii morn tiirmi thun nny itulo In tha Union. NOW! America's Finest socTion mum cleaner Seart Siiinr Commamler "IMPERIAL" Compart Only With Cytindmr T y p CUanmrt Smiting for $30.00 Mont 95 ''f " 1 COMPLETELYNEW,l VASTLY IMPROVED! Clooni Radiators Proven li Moths Poliihoi Floor ' Cloani Con Cloani Drapes For Upholstery, " Under Furnilura '4 '.Th moat 1vnne4 Cylinder Tvoa Vacuums cinartqr In yon ml A ptiwarfiil mnfhlnn Willi ttmrn hllnrhmi-ni to dean mora efficiently tlttn muy cyllu- taupor-powsr ovtra.M If. P. ball br flnM motor , . , nvr nteda oUIukI If cmtvoitlortt uttftchtnoniB for nil htrnla f Itnme clttanlnic . , , Include bnisthM. aiirayar, floor poluhnr mtd aVIuio titrlnir rnae. Knsy to lianAI. Htrnnni llnmt trtn. licktl by Hear' fttinuua unrauioa. Phone Today for Free Home TrUd I DUl 6188 ,491 VACANCIES WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 P Tho consul bureau reported Tuesday thnt Oregon had 31,401 vncnnl dwelling units on April 1 hint, or 0.1) per cent of all the ;i(l7,4;iS dwelling units In tho tu 1(1, Tho report wu made on the butils of reports by local super visor. The hurcuu classified as "vacant" dwellings which were for mile or rent, seasonal dwell ings, and those held by or for persons who reported their "homes" were elsewhere. States with lurgo resort ureas therefore showed a high percentage of vacancy. The percentage of vacancies in the indlviduul suites rungca from 3.2 per cent in West Vir ginia to 1 0.0 In New Hampshire. It was lowest In the cast south central division of stutes (Ken lucky, Tennessee, Alnboiio and Mississippi) and highest In New Englund. States which had shown pop ulation losses between 1D30 and 1IH0 did not have high vacancy rutlos, with tha exception of Vermont, where the ratio was 13.1 per cent. Tho report said the number of ! prlvuto households had Incrcos- l ed 10.3 per cent throughout the 1 country, as against a seven per , cent increase In the nation population between 1030 and ; 1040. 1 he number of persons per , occupied dwelling In tho United i States as a wholo was 3.8 in 1 1010, compared with 4.1 in 1930 NO FOUL PLAY UNCOVERED IN DEATH OF CHILD CARTEHSV1LLE, Ga., Nov. 13 (TP) A coroner's Jury said it found "no evidence of foul play" In the death of two-year-old Murray Upshaw Jr., whose body was found on a rugged mountain side yesterday a mile and a half from his north Gcorgo farm home. The jury of five physicians and dentist returned a verdict that the sandy-haired boy died of "exhaustion and exposure" obout 70 hours before searchers found his body, face downward, under a pine tree. Dance with Sam Crawford and his 14-plece band. Armory Wednesday. FFA KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 13 OJ.R) Delegates of 231,000 Fu ture Farmers of America Tues day learned which state and local chapters had been recog nized for outstanding farm prac tice and community Improve ment. Four states selected as "gold medol" winners were Virginia, Montana, Wyoming and Texas. Rating "silver medal" were Louisiana, West Virginia, Maine and North Dakota. Four chap ters receiving the gold medal wcra in high schools at Ponca City, Okla.; Clarendon, Tex., Deer Lodge, Mont.; and Stephens City, Va. Silver medal chapters were Hanford, Cnl.; Kingwood, W. Va.; Highland Pork, Topcka, Knns.; Canal Winchester, Ohio; Ifornersvillc, Mo.; Villa Grove, III.; Belgrade, Minns., and Salem, Ore. Gerald Reyenga, 17-year-old farmer from Emmet, Ark., who carried on for nine children after his father's death, received the 111 Will M to 82 jean old. Woman who in reetlese. moody. NERVOUS who f par hot flaahes, dizzy pells to tax Lydla E. Plnkham'e Vegetable Com pound. Plnkbam'a Is famous for helping women during these "trying times" due to functional Irregulari ties, Get a bottle today from your druggist! WORTH TRYING! title as star farmer of America, and received the $500 Kansas City Star award. A FISH STORY HICKORY, N. C, VP) J. G. Alexander headed homeward across a railroad trestle with his catch of 16 catfish Just as train camo along. Ho Jumped. . Tho engine Injured on of hit hands. With the other he clung to a cross-tie and the 16 fish until tho engineer stopped the train and came back to pull him to safety. Announcing the Opening of THE GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. ) , (Bonded Storage) 553 Market St. . Klamath Falls, Oregon. 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