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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1940)
PAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. COLD CHALKS T mm RECORD HERE (Continued From Page One) southern Utah, clogged an lrrlga tlon ditch and sent flood waters Into the business district. Wet snow proved a boon to the dry range lands in southwestern Utah and drought affected parts of Wyoming. Six Inches of snow covered the western section of Nebraska and five were deposited in western Kansas. Up to four inches of snow whitened most of Iowa. Traffic Delayed A light snow fell in the Texas panhandle. A sharp drop in temperature after a fall of wet snow made highways treacher ous In New Mexico. Fog and low clouds interrupted air traf fic. Fog and rain in Ohio forced down five planes being ferried from Pennsylvania -to Minnea polis. Two airlines cancelled westbound flights through Ohio. , Heavy rainfall was reported in ' Indiana, the precipitation mea suring 1.20 inches at Indianapolis. For Your Information . rr Rntea Ailv-erfUIn la Tkto Ooleaia, Pkoa SI 34 WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair tonight and Saturday; se vere frost or freezing temper ature tonight; moderate east to northeast wind off roast, WASHINGTON AND ORE CON: Fair and continued cold tonight and Saturday; local morning fogs in western valleys: moderate easterly wind off coast; light variable wind over inland waters of Washington. The extended forecast, period December 13 to 18 inclusive, for the far western states: Tem peratures below normal, but moderating west of Cascade and Sierra Nevada mountains late in period; generally fair weath er but possibility of moderate tc heavy rains extreme northern districts late in period. and pies, cakes and cookies will be offered. Pinochle Party The Eagles auxiliary drum corps will spon sor a pinochle party Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the ban quet room of the KC hall at Fourth and Main streets. The public is invited. Sons of Norway The Sons of Norway will hold election of of ficers Saturday at 8 p. m. in the IOOF hall. All- members urged to be present Iluko on Myniery Trip in IT. s. Nnvy Plane From Miami MIAMI, Fla Dec. 13 VP) The Duke of Windsor flew away from Miami in a naval plane to day, for an undisclosed destina tion, amid spreading reports that he would confer with President Roosevelt and might become arc I British ambassador to the United States. Klamath Sportsmen The I "l m sorrv I am unable to Klamath Sportsmen's association ! make any statement," he told newsmen before shoving off In Airplanes are forbidden by air regulations to fly over federal and state prisons at an altitude of less than 1000 feet. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for their many acts of kindness and beautiful floral offerings ex tended during our bereavement, the loss of our beloved son and brother, Victor Irving Owen. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Owen and children. 12-13 Mail Closing Time (Trains) Southbound: 6:00 a. m. Northbound: 9:30 a. m. Southbound: 5:15 p. m. Northbound: 8:30 p. m. (Stages) Alturas, Lakeview, Rocky Point and Ashland, all close 7:00 a. m. (Airmail via Medford) Closing time: 5:15 p. m. Duck Hunters Sunrise on Saturday morning, December 14 last day of the 1940 duck hunting season will be at 7:22. Basaar The ladies council of the First Christian church will hold its annual bazaar and cooked food sale Saturday, De cember 14, in the First Federal Savings and Loan building from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Fancy work was scheduled to meet Friday night, December 13, at 8 p. m. at the Willard hotel. Chief busi ness was to be nomination of of ficers. Dutch lunch and movies were also scheduled. tLJ HIT . PHONI II7 TODAY AND SATURDAY PRICES e Wirt Day Kitian S 30c Lam 44c tvtNmcs Laatl S5c awa , Slate Police Eye Mystery Iteport Var Itcfovcrcri SALEM, Dec. 13 State police investigated today to learn how a pick-up order on a stolen car was cancelled before the car was recovered. Lee Bown, deputy superinten dent of state police, said a car owned by W. M. Simpson of Bend was stolen at Bend on No vember 24, and a larceny war rant was- issued against Robert Oliver Currie, 17, Bend, who was captured Wednesday in a chase by state police near Rose burg. Currie was driving Simp son's car when apprehended. On November 30, Bend police advised. state police the car had been recovered, and on the fol lowing day, Currie obtained transfer of title to the car at the secreiary or states office here, Bown said. Bown said state police are try ing to learn whether Currie had telephoned the Bend police ad vising that the car had been re covered. DRAFTED PORTLAND, Dec. 13 (UP) The Rev. Paul Roland Acker man, Methodist pastor awaiting sentence for draft evasion, today filled out his registration blank. Underneath the blank he wrote: "I am a conscientious objector registering entirely for non-mili tary and humanitarian poses." pur- the launch that took him to the four-engined navy patrol plane, "but I am in the hands of the navy for the day and I'm sure they'll take good care of me." Speculation on the possibility that the former king might repre sent his nation officially at Washington was stirred afresh early today when the duke's aide de camp, Captain Vyvyan Drury, disclosed through a press repre sentative that Windsor was fly ing in a naval plane today to "an undisclosed destination on Im portant official business." It was added that the state department wished all details withheld at present BRITISH SUBMARINE SINKS GERMAN SHIP LONDON, Dec. 13 (JP) The British submarine Sunfish has sunk a German supply ship of about 4000 tons off the Nor wegian coast, the admiralty an nounced today. The submarine also was report ed to have hit and damaged a German oil tanker of about the same tonnage. "H. M. submarine Sunfish (Lieut. G. R. Colvln, R. N.) while operating close to the Norwe gian coast has torpedoed and sunk a German supply ship of about 4000 tons. The enemy ship was deeply laden and it is prob able that she was carrying a large cargo of ore to Germany. "Two torpedoes from H. M. S. Sunfish were seen to hit and the enemy ship broke up and sank immediately. "H. M. S. Sunfish also attack ed a German oil tanker of about 400(1 tinc Thi ....... kit j -' o,i nu nib I and damaged." LAW EXPERT HELD T siww tm tat . tin "Mturt ti Tr - t:l CoMknma Pram it Noon PlltOT 1 !W HIT . I Tl . a i lll - PHONI -4IIT DOORt OPIN MatlnM l;M Ivanlnea ItW Saturday and Sunday tl Moor GEO C230C3I3D t O STARTS SUNDAY O CONTINUOUS SHOWS FROM1; 12 NOOlf riATURi at itiir . ini . iiu . nit tiu iH I "Suppose your Jy RsyL getting his f inspiration ft I . I,. somewhere r v. ' :V else?" h Boy! does JAMES STEWART catch it from ROSALIND RUSSELL wMt ...(All ' ".IS. ITTv 111 In Seymour HICKS tmi an e titty y ERNST TOLLER UNITID ARTISTS Lrsten to Lurry Pooulir Mmim dill our Puts cartoon ii mm a Paramount I NtW I c GENEVIEVE TOBIN ittSlfc bnMKLlC AUYN I05LYN LOUISE BEAVERS WILLIAM KEIGHLEY A WARNER BROS. RUGGLES 7C25? i riMT NATIONAL PICTURE "FLAG OF HUMANITY" . TECHNICOLOR BREVITY "MEXICAN JUMPING BEANS" NOVELTY LATEST UNIVERSAL NEWS LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13 (UP) Ralph C. Burnett, 39, Pasadena, author of several volumes on' civil law, was held In county Jail Thursday night on charges of assaulting the woman who had won a Judgment against him In a Justice court civil case. Bennett Identified himself to doputy sheriffs as former as sistant state's attorney in Chi cago, a former professor at the University ot Oregon In 1014-13, a former lecturer In law nt the University of Southern Califor nia, a Yale graduate, and a mem bcr of Hhi Beta Kappa. The assault, deputies said took place Just outsido the El Monte Justice court, where the Judge had overruled Bennett's motion to set aside a $130 de fault Judgment In favor of Mrs, Helen Chlvcrs, 32, Baldwin Park sanitarium owner. When a process server tried to present further legal papers, officers said, Bennett struck at him with a hammer he carried wrapped In a paper. Then he struck Mrs. Chivers on tho side of her head with the hammer, deputies said, before they were able to Intercede. The deputies signed the complaint against Bennett, charging him with as sault with a deadly weapon. Jugoslavia, Hungary Sign Friendship Pact BELGRADE, Dec. 13 (UP) Jugoslavia and Hungary have signed a pact of "eternal friend ship" binding them to enter Into consultation before cither takes action likely to affect their mutual interests in the Balkans, it was announced. The pact was signed by Jugo slav Foreign Minister Alexander Cincar-Markovlch and Hungar ian Foreign Minister Count Ste phen Csaky, here on a state visit. The treaty provides Jugoslavia and Hungary are to maintain "permanent peace" and obligate themselves to discuss all questions affecting their mutual interests. Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 025 High street, where friends may call. The final rites will tuko place at tho graveside In the Wilson cemetery on Satur day, December 14, at 1 p, m. Friends aro respectfully Invited to attend. i TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ALTERING, Repairing, Rollulng, Cleaning. Sudden service. Orres Tailors, 3221 South 6lh. Phone 707J. 12-13 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Extra trousors with suits tailored to measure only 1.00. Orres Tailor Shop. 12-13 FOR SALE Model A Tudor. Clean. $78, or trade for coupe or roadstor. 724 Market, Cab In 1. 12-14 WANTED TO RENT Garage In neighborhood Oth and Lln- cqln. Inquire 920 Lincoln 1216 RED FRYERS 20c live, 23c dressed. 203S Orchard. 12-19 EQUITY In 1037 Oldtmoblle coupe. Free. Inquire 4842 So. 6th. 12-13 WHITE SAND for children's sand boxes. Only $1 per sack. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4616. 12-16 DOOR CHIMES FOR XMASI Latest designs, easy to Install. From $1 up. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 12-16 WEATHER STRIP for doors and windows. Stop cold drafts. Only 3c per foot. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 1216 l-IN. MASON1TE INSULATION 4c squnre foot. Good Insu lation at a low price. Klam ath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 12-16 JUST COMPLETED and ready to move into. 3 rooms, hard wood floors, linoleum drain boards. Attached garage. See this new home and you will want it now. First new house on Wlard lane, turn right at Idclla's store. Chas. Hallet, phone 3086. 12-16 Ford H?jjciM IteuucNt for NMIll i:iM'loii DETROIT. Doc. 13 (UP) The Ford Motor company today flat ly rejected a request of the United Automobllo Workers (CIO) for a content national la bor relations board election. The rejection was In u Mute mont by I. A. Caplxzl, counsel for Ford, who charged the un ion's attempt to organize 100,000 Ford employe was motivated by the "greed of these (union) leaden to take over a million dollars a year In dues from Ford workers." Tho UAW-CIO had requeued Henry Ford's consent to an NLRB election to eliminate- pro longed hearings that normally would follow the potltinn by ono side only for balloting. The labor board could order an election without the consent of either party. December 13. 1040 X HOT CHASE ENDS . IN CAPTURE BY I BEND SHERIFF BEND, Dec. 13 (IV) Sheriff Herbert lliimllluii ai'ivsliul two youths after a OO.iullw-uii-liKiir I'liiuu over thtt Sun limit pusa during which ho opened fire on Hie fleeing pftlr yosterduy. ) Tho bullets forced Donald H. Rood of Iowa end Everett Act ion Yarwood of Wltconsln to halt. Tho sheriff inld the youtlyi, both armed, wore wanlod oil charges of robbing an Albany service station. , ' Tho chnso begun after offloeM saw the pair driving an auto mobllu reported miming from Salem. ' The redwood of tho const la big tree, but not "the big treo,"T The "big treo" Is red, but Is not a redwood. FBI Snxti Spies Well In Hand NEW YORK. Dec. 13 (JP) The nation's leading Industrial ists were told today by Edward A. Tamm, assistant director of the federal bureau of investiga tion, that the FBI has the ques tion of sabotage and espionage well In hand. "Today," said Tamm, "the FBI knows the Identities of the lead ers of foreign espionage in the United States. True, there have been relatively few arrests and prosecutions. Flushing the quar ry now would not make America more secure. On the other hand, It would render Ineffective the advances that have been made, SIAMESE TWINS ' LEAVE HOSPITAL TOMAH, Wis., Dec. 13 W Daisy Hilton having recovered from an attack of appendicitis, the Hilton sisters, Siamese twins. planned to leave today for Chicago. T)aiav WD. atrirlrn hmrm turn weeks aso and was taken (nail Tomah hotel for treatment. Per force, Violet, her married sis ter, accompanied her. PINGPONG TABLES A dandy Christmas gift for all the fam ily. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Phone 4816. 12-16 FOR SALE Small pony and four pinto Shetlands, five young saddle horses. From $33 to (83. Also four almost . new saddles. Sunset Horse, ! Ranch, Klamath Fall. 12-23 FOR SALE New four-room house. S307 Cottage Ave. 12-14 NOW $fl00 PINT! U $1190 U Km QUART a at rov wisi to Old A Oscar Pepper? It's a smootb.grsod-tutlng whit key It has a mellow au thority that makes tricods for life! And now it's 11.00 a pint! Ask for Old Oscar Pepper wbttkey today! BUniti Wbitkiy-86 pr6tf, Sl ttrslibl ti-Mi-kUl,49 trin ntutrai tpir in. FrsmtJrl DiiMUrhi, Int., LnhttiU 6 Bslttm. er-v !.iiir-nif?TK ' i.l WIIKKkV A HI RVIV lilt Old Oscar RAND JilV'Bsaiisasziw Ml II Pepper DOCTOR'S DEATH CALLED SUICIDE PORTLAND. Dec. 13 (Pi- Gideon Snook, deputy coroner. pronounced the death of Dr. Ed win P. Fagan, 38, suicide yester day. ut. fagan, wno suffered a nervous breakdown recently, was jouna in nis nome with a rifle wound In hi head. The rifle lay beside his body. Four children survive. LIQUOR BOARD " STICKS TO RULE PORTLAND, Dec. 18 (P) A move to modify a state liquor commission ruling against orna ments and "prizes" on wine bot tles failed yesterday. The commission objected that such objects as tassles and drinking glasses constituted re bates and would open the way for price wars. Be Sure to Have an All-White Christmas To Be Sure of an All White Christmas Get a New Cai4f Washer and Ironer From loir Sid Appliances Any one of these beautiful all white EASY "Wife Savers" will make a real All White Christmas and Joy No End. You Can Buy An All.White-' OBITUARY ELSIE ROSE LOTCHES Elsie Rose Lotchss. the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin oLtches of- Modoc Point, Ore., passed away In this city on Thursday, December 12. Babv Elsie was born in Modoc Point on May 13 of this year. RelriP her parents she is survived by her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lotches: three brother and three sisters, all of Modoc Point. The remain rest In Crater Lake Florist Shop FUNERAL DESIGNS 12S 8. th St. Phone 6433 Jill ll,r For as Little as Your old washer : ... makes the down payment! .. ' " ' Balance '. X .. on easy payment, plan. ' EAST SIDE APPLIANCES eaaaaeaaaa.aaia. aaaaM The Appliance Center of Klamath Falls 'will remain open from 9 a. m. to i p. m. through December for your convenience. 401 South Sixth Phone 3188
