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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1940)
, ppcptnhor 13, 1040 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE FIVE Holiday Visitor Husn Brown arrived In thin clly Tucmliiy iiuni Merced, Calif., to upend thn lioll iluyii with her parents, Mr. unci Mr. II. C. brown mid mniill son, Jluimlo, of Kill Owen street. Shu will return to Muiced Do comber 20, Shu 1 muplo'cd In the iouth, AcclUont rioportod W. E. Wilson, lioiiaii.ii, reported to tho sheriff ofrlec Thursday Unit he was liivolvrd In mi accident ono nillo west of Lorcllu'a (tore In l.ungfll valley on Wednesday. Driver of tint other cur wiik A. E. (iiile, lluminra. uuaraian L.uncnoon lamp Klro Ci mi rd In im planning to ut tend the luncheon ill Hickman' Coffee shop, on Monduy, Decem ber 10, lire requested to cull Mr. Juine Kern lit :i:i73 not Inter thiin Siiliirilny noon, to make ! reservation. Accident Reported Tlioiuu lloyd Coddlngton und Cornulma U. Harper wero driver of cum In nil accident lit the Junction of highways No. II II nnd till, accord lug to a report filed with the iherlff'a office. ' Improving H. H. Grey, Wlio wa Injured In n train collision In the local Southern Pacific yards, Iiiih been removed to Ills homo from thu Hillside hospital. Ilia condition I reported much Improved. Transferred Word hua been received by Mr. and Mra. Char lea M. Heynold of 2110 White, uvunuo from their ami, Don, of hla transfer to Honolulu In acr vlce of tho United Slulca novy. Don la aboard tho USS Gamble, u dcatroyer. 8on Born Mr. and Mra. W. L. Jurgcnscn of 1710 Oregon live mie, urn parent of a ,m:i born at Klumiith Valley ho.pltul Tiniri duy. Jurgcnscn operutvi tho Jur gcnscn grocery sloro on Orcifon avenue. Pollca Court Two lrtmk. two disorderly conduct, .me drunk und disorderly, nnd never al trutlic ticket made up the Krl duy mornhiK police court report. "Very quiet" wait the Mutemenl Hindu by tho desk sergeant dm Inn the afternoon. TO ATTEND MEETING To Tacoma Mra. l.ec Ken nedy of IIOJ Murtln atreet expect to leave Saturday evening for nn extended vlall over the holidaya In Tacomu and Spokane, Wash. Conllned to Komti Among Copco employca who huve been absent from work thl week be cause of Illness nro C. tt. J'erry and II. E. Dunham. VITAL STATISTICS JUHGKNSKN Horn at Klam ath Valley boapltal, Klunii.lh Kb I la. Ore., December 12, 11)10, to Mr. and Mra. W I,. Jurgentcn, 1710 Oregon avenue, a boy. Wolvht: A pounda 41 ounce. WILLIAMS Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamnth Fulls. Ore, December 12, IIM0, to Mr. and Mra. A. J. Williams, 2U South Klvcrxidc, a girl. Weight; 0 pounda 31 ounces. OBITUARY WILLIAM HENRY DENNO .; William llonry Dcnno, , for year rcaldent of Klamutn Kulla, Ore., paaacd away In thla city Ihuraduy, December 12 19-10, at 8:19 p. in., following nn Illness of acvrrnl week. Ho was a nutlve of Menominee, Mich., and nl tho time of hla death wit aged 31 yeura 2 montha and 7 day. Tho remains rent In the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, I'liio atreet ut Sixth. Nutico of funeral to bo announced later, Leon S. Duvli, director of tho Mule board of mobilization of In bor for defenM! IndiiNlrlea, wna In Klamulh Full Krlduy to speak ut a meeting railed for the cir cuit court room at B p. m. All men who have any skill in uuy of tho occupation Hated for defense purpose wero urged Friday by Jnck Almeter, mana ger of the Oregon employment service office here, to attend mo meeting. Xctfro Chauffeur (rilled on Triple ANNnult Charge GREENWICH, Conn., Dec. J3 A negro chauffeur-butler, who, Assistant Prosecutor Arch ibald 11. Tunlck aald, confessed Several office change at the i thrice assaulting a comely county 1 courthouse will take I Greenwich society matron and pluco thla weekend. ' later hurling her into a lonely Tho law library will be moved i reservoir, faced further grilling from lta present quurlcr In the today after arraignment on a room In the northwest corner of j rope charge, tho aecond floor of tho building.! The man, Joseph Spell, 31, Tho library will be located Inlwaa arraigned before Judge It old quarters In the center of. Lewis K. Slsaon in town court. The Judge net ball at J15.UUU and continued the case until Saturday. Spell remained pas alvo during the brief hearing. Tunick hud announced he wanted a continuance to check ull angles of the case, including one of possible kidnaping which brought FBI agent Into the in vestigation. Detective-Sergeant Martin H. Nee, after visiting Mra. John K. Strubing Jr., 32, at a White I'lains, N. Y., hospltul, said she accused Spell of forcing her to write a $5000 "ransom rote," in addition to attacking her three time in her mansion Tuesday night, and several hour later throwing her with her feet bound Into Klnsco res ervoir, nlno miles away In West chester county, New York. Mr. Strubing, Nee reported tho south slrio of the second floor, a room at one time used by atato police. Mra. Isubcllo Brlxncr, county school rural supervisor, will movo from tho old state police room to tho law library room. Thl will place tho county school offices together as a unit, and a door moy bo cut between the corner room nnd tho present muln office of the county school district. Mra. Ethel Wilson, the county Juvenile officer, will movo from tho basement to tho small office on the second floor adjoining the deputy district attorney's of fice and the present law library room. , Lloyd Sceley, county attend ance officer, who ha occupied apace In tho Juvenile office on the second floor, will have a I desk 111 the new quarter of the I rclnled that Spell, threatening eounlv rural sunervlsor. I with a knife, first attacked The droft (selective service imr "rr u,,lr registration) boord will move j emerged scantily clad from a from their present basement'""""1' quarters to tho adjoining room Mali tn MALIN Mr. and Mr. Ted Dc Mcrritt liluii to sncncl Ihn IwiH. days with relative in Sacramen- io. Mr. and M,r. Earl MeVey and daughter Uelty left Thursday morning by motor for a month's visit with relutivc In Missouri. The annual membership iinvc of the chamber of commerce 1 on thl week and while there Is no goal set, n bigger nnd beter drive than In any year past Is under way. The annual banquet will bo held Boino time after the find of the year. Conrad Johnson and Clinton Williams, new councilmen who will take office the first Tuesday In January set In with tho ore sent council 1'unulnv ni,.t., ... check on the wuy in which a council session 1 conducted Clyde Van Meter, third new member of tho board wna not present. - i now occupied by the Juvenile offices. The draft board will have sufficient room lu tho new quarter to set up two separate office. Sheriff Lloyd L. Low will Uiko over the basement room now used by the draft boards, and will use it for tho sale of temporary automobile license. CULINARY ALLIANCE HOLDS PARTY One hundred conks, waiter and their guest were entertain cd Thursday night nl tho Wil- lard hotel at the annual clec tion party sponsored by the Klamath Fall Culinary alliance. Dinner wo served buffet style, and those present enjoyed dancing to the music of Herb Cochran's orchestra. Tho committee In chorgc wos George Harris, chairman, Fur rcll Lnngley, Irene Mundervillc, Art Llnd and Ed Running. Duke Found In Excellent Health MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Dec. 13 j (') While his wife continued her satisfactory recuperation to day from a serious tooth ex traction, tho Duko of Windsor took the opportunity to undergo a physical examination and came through with flying colors. Physicians reported the for mer king, at 40, in excellent general health and physical con dition. Their report confirmed the impression of his youthful almost boyish appearance. It showed the result of his energetic life of sports, which he has continued to pursue as governor of the Bahamas, where ho play golf, swims in the surf and bicycles about the island of New Providence. ACTIVITIES Of CIO WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 ilf' Representative Lei and M. Ford' (R-Colif.) charged on the house floor yestcrduy that tho CIO had "done everything they possibly could to disturb, disrupt and de troy the national defense pro gram." In o hurp denunciation of the: labor organization, Ford to a pry by Representative Voorhi (D-Callf.) that he was making "wild statement" charged: "In their attempt to destroy airplane production, they called a strike at Vultec; they stopped delivery of plune that are neces sary to our army for training our men. "They are striking against the shipbuilding operators. 'There have been Jurisdiction al strike that have slowed down and interfered with our national defense program. 'They arc advocating and put ting Into effect strikes in the for ests, interfering with our lumber Industry. "They have made the state ment that they ore going to take , over oil Industry, Including air plants, automobile plants, ship building, steel plants, lumber in dustry, and shipping, and I un derstand the substance of a re mark made by Mr. Sidney Hill- man -was that 'industry had bet ter get aboard or take the conse quences.' (Hitlman, a member of the de fense commission, is also an offi cial of the CIO). "Does it seem possible, in what has been called 'free Amer ica,' that, through tho leadership of tho CIO and Sidney Hillman, thla program can bo stopped, our national defense program sabot aged, and this country not only left defenseless, but eventually turned over to tho communists?" Ford asked. Either through wounds or be reavement, ono British man In every fifty is a victim of the first World War. Owing to game protection lawi in tho United States, soma spec ie of nearly extinct birds now are multiplying. 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What tho difference between quick consumption" and "pul moniiry tuberculosis?" None. The fimi i. n .i It I a progressive dlscusc, not an ocuio one, JAMES MERTON SPORE I James Merton Spore, u re.ii-; dent of this community for the pust 12 years, passed away ut his Into residence on Friday, Decem ber 13. The deceased was a na tive of Iloisc, Idaho, and was aged 17 year and 0 month when called. He 1 survived by hi parent, Mr. and Mr. Charles Spore of this city; 3 brothers. Eu . geno Breen of lloise, Idaho, John Krnest and Milton Charles of this city; 2 sisters, Corgia Josephine and Mr. Dale Snckett of this city. Tho remains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral 'Home, 025 High street, where friends may 1 call Saturday afternoon, Decem ber 14. Notice of the funeral ar rangements will bo announced later. 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