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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1941)
J'.: PAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .Tun 14. IfMi rTURKEY HEARS BESSARABIAN . ACTION LOOMS (Continued from Pic On) , -under way for h surrender of ...Damascus to the Invading British and free French forces. In the official denial It wai t said the report of negotiations ,'. for the capitulation of this capi . tal came from the London radio. The report had been accepted .. in some quarters here as an in dication that Damascus would ,',be declared an open city and thus would b undefended If the . .invaders passed through the outer . defenses. (London reports have indicat ed that the allied drive on Da , mascus had been held up pend ., ing negotiations for a bloodless v march into the capital. the sheriff's posse, and a "little hors show." With racing under way at the fairgrounds, the annual Buckaroo days celebration just around the corner, and Buckaroo queen try outs slated for Sunday, Klamath horse interest Saturday was mounting toward a summertime peak. Post time for the combined horse show and tryouts will be a p. m. Sunday at the fair- Lgrounds. According to both rodeo and Jockey club officials, an outstanding array of bangtail exhibitions have been arranged. Several exhibition races, a parade of locally. owned thoroughbreds, and a gaited-horse show will feature the Jockey club end. Made in U. S. In Service Over Singapore Festivities Set For Queen Test At Fairgrounds ' ' ' (Continued from Pag One) vBruner of Olen. She Is 5 feet ,.5s Inches tall, graduate of Bon- , anza high school, and is an expert horsewoman. .. . Rosie Suty, 17, is sponsored by ..th Malln chamber of commerce , and is the daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Anton Suty, well known , Malm residents. Rosie is the sis ter of Pauline Suty who served ,.lor two years as princess of , Klamath Buckaroo Days. Not only is Rosie an excellent horse woman, but she also plays a good game of basketball on her school , court 6he is 5 feet t inches tall, has brown hair and blue ( eyes, and is graduate of Malin . ..high school. - I ' In addition to the trveuts .there will be the appearance of I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THOMAS NATURAL SHORT HAND is just what the nam ' implies it's NATURAL to write it. Of course w coach in other systems Gregg as well as Pitman, but why ride in an old stag coach and wast time and money ,whn you can airplane it Be stream lined. We teach a General Business Course, Special Courses in Accounting, and Office Appliances. Our school is Licensed by and Bonded to in stale ox Oregon ana is 100 for Americanism, KLAMATH BUSINESS COL LEGE, 425 Pine street Phone 4760. Irene Kroenert, instruc tor.-.-. 6-14 EXTRA SPECIAL Extra trous ers with suits tailored for you only fl.00. Don't run, but hurry. Orres Tailor Shop, mi oum sixth. UNCLAIMED suits, sport coats, odd vests, coats for sal cheap. - Altering, repairing, cleaning. Orres Tailor Shop. 6-14 COOL apt., very reasonable. Close in. Phone 7058. 6-14 OWNER going to Air Corps. Will sell "39 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe. Very nice condition, $625.00. P.O. Box 746. 6-17. WANTED Used side delivery . rake, must be reasonable. Write Ralph Lutr, Mt. Hebron, Calif. 6-17 FOR SALE 2-bedroom house, close in. Inquire J. p. Powell, 1814 Ivory Shasta Way. 1988U FOR SALE Two -bedroom ; house, dinette, full basement, near school. Cool yard. Phone 8578 evenings. 6-20 NICE., ROOM, completely f urn 'ished, private bath, $4.00 Weekly. 1956 Huron St' 6-17 TRADES W specialise in trades of all kinds. E. Gray Real Estate, 118 North 7th. Phone 4521. 6-16 Dance At Merrill i - t . Saturday, .June 14th Herb Cochran's Band DArTCIHO " 10 P. M. TUI S A. Mt.' Cants, 11.00 Ladies Tim - -Taic Included (Continued from Page One) guire, all residents of the city. Officials wished it made clear that one vacancy exists in each term. Polls will open at 2 p. m. in the Fremont school and there will be two boards working to take care of the heavy voting which is expected Monday. 'J Her are also two existing vacancies on the county school board. However, only two can- didates have announced for the positions Harry E. Wilson of Malin, member from the south era zona out to succeed himself, and Rex High of Olene, director from the eastern zone who was appointed to serve until "the next election" following the death of Director C. B. Brown of Bonanza. At the same time in the sub divisions, members of local com mittees will be named. Following are , the points wher voting will Uke place: Modoc Point Bonanza, Kirk. Weyerhaeuser camp, Altambnt. Fort Klamath, Crescent Lake. Kcno, . Chemult . Bly, Lamm's camp, Beatty, Sprague River, Chiloquin, Fairhaven, Crystal, Shasta. Malin, Merrill, Gilchrist, Summers, Henley, and Algoma. Polls will open at 2 o'clock and members of the boards will remain at their posts for at least one hour, or until they consider all have voted. Voting requirements are the same in the city as well as the county. Voters must be of legal We. 21 years, resident of the district for a period of 30 days prior to election, and citizens of the United States.- v ' The boundaries of District No. 1, are given as follows: as far as Swan Lake Moulding company on the west side of South Sixth street to the Sunset ranch, in cluding the country as far north as Lord's place on The Dalles- California highway and all of Wocus flat, Lakeshore and to Kesterson's mill. AM.' .' i ' i Familiar stgnt in sxies over dark green Mnlay jungles near Singapore are these American-made Lock heed Hudson bombers of the Royal Australian air force, their sides marked with British target and letters "US." DM, LAVAL WASHINGTON, June 14 U.R) Secretary of State Cordell Hull Friday charged "the Laval-Dar-lan element" of France with selling out to Adolf Hitler in a Times May Become Critical Following Boom, Speaker Says EUGENE. June 14 UP) The United States' unemployment problem may becomo critical after the present construction boom ends, E. J. Griffith, Ore gon WPA administrator, warned yesterday. Youth Arrested On Desertion Charge Leon R. Davis, 27, charged with desertion from the United States army. Fort Stevens, Ore., was arrested here by city police early Friday night, and was scheduled to leave at 8 p: m. for the fort. Davis, resident o f Portland 'and native o( Kansas, was pick RDME PREDICTS REPRISALS FOR U.S. PROPERTY (Continued rmin FoBflOno) roctly by Oormnny and Italy. Ono Kovernnicnt official ex pressed belief, however, thai other amounts might be held here for them under other names. Assuts of o t h o r conn, tries already frozen but not in cluded In today's order have been estimated at $4,500,000,000. Secretury of the Treasury Mo.genthau, who will admin istcr tlio now order and who had boen urging a goneral frcesing of foreign investments here, said recently thut "the barn is empty now the ho no is gone, indicating that Ger many and Italy had removed much of their assets. "These measures." sulci a Whlto House statement, "in of- fact bring alt financial trans actions in which German and Italian interests arc involved under the control of the gov ernment, and Impose heavy criminal penalties upon persons falling to comply therewith.. "The executive order is do- signed, among other things, to prevent the use of the financial facilities of the United States In ways harmful to national de fense and other American In terests, to prevent the liquida tion in the United States of as sets looted by duress or con quest, and to curb subversive activities in the United States." He advocated putting all the ! ed up by city officers at the re-1 scheme to bring about the down-1 nation's 7,000,000 to 9,000.000 j quest of Officer Waltkamp of fall of Great Britain and give I unemployed to work on canton Probe Reveals No Tampering With Death Car (Continued from Pag One) hearing in San Francisco the day before the fata! crash. Lawrence Priest Sr., mechanic, was detailed to do the work of dismantling the steering mechan ism and apparently Lundeberg was satisfied with his work. Lundeberg was due in San Francisco at 10 o'clock Satur day morning to attend an execu tive meeting of the California state federation of labor of which he is a member. Condition of the four persons who remain at Klamath Valley hospital recovering from serious injuries received in Wednesday morning s crash, was said lmprov. ed by hospital authorities Satur day. They include Lee Barlow and Robert J. Dombroff, seamen officials, Mrs. Marie McFarland, Portland, and Mrs. F. A.Long-aker. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for their many acts of kindness and generous contributions ex tended during my Illness. C. A. NALE, t Chiloquin, Ore. Germany control of the high' seas. "In the prevention of such a possibility," Hull said in a state ment, to the press, "both the French people and the people of the United States have a com monlnterest of tremendous im portance to the future." The state department said the broadside the third directed at the French Vichy government by .Hull and President Roosevelt in' less than a month was is sued in response to press in quiries as to the status of rela tions between the Vichy and U. S. governments. Hull specifically denounced Pierre Laval, vice premier oUted from Preniier Marshal ' Heo.fi Philippe Petain's cabinet and the present vice premier, : Ad miral Jean Francois Parian. He accused- them of using France to light .Germany s battles in Syria and leading the French people to surrender their loyalties to Hitler. He refrained from naming the aged Petain as a member of the "Laval Darlan" clique or as co-author of ' "the . original scheme of the Darlan-Laval group to deliver France politi cally, economically, socially and militarily to Hitler." ' In a previous statement, is sued on June 3, which aroused the ire of French Ambassador Gaston Henry-Haye, Hull stated that any Franco-German collab oration which makes France an instrument of "aggression and oppression will have grave re. percussions in this country. II Earlier President Roosevelt had appealed to the French peo ple over the heads of their lead ers to resist a Franco-German rapprochement and, in effect, rise against those who were try ing to sell France's birthright to the German reich. Hull's blast tonight was couch. ed In similar vein. He said "it remains to be seen whether the French . people accept this prt posterous status and thus pave the way for them to find them selves assisting Hitler as his co belligerents in his desperate ef fort to conquer Great Britain and secure control of the high seas. mcnt and factory building to off set a following slack period. "Right now a double-barreled shotgun is pointed at all our heads. One barrel symbolizes the enemy without and the other the enemy within," he told the Eugene chamber of commerce. "One is the threat to our se curity from foreign despots; the other is the threat to our solid arity from the idle hands and hungry mouths at home. "Within a few months private contractors as well as the WPA will have almost completed their cantonment, airport and access road construction which makes up most of the defense activity in this state," he added. . WPA ttUs-qow list 9218 work ers in Ortgorr compared with the US army. 1942 Model Cars Cut 50 Per Cent WASHINGTON. June 14 ttJ.RJ Tho war department Friday re quested the office of production management to arrange for an immediate cut in automobile production the second in less than two months. Tho first request called on the industry to reduce output of 1042 models by 20 per cent. It was reported that tonight's re-l quest calls for an additional 30' per cent or a total of 30 per cent. CARD OF THANKS Wo wish to thank our friends for their many acts of kindness and lovely floral offerings ex tended during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Goddard and Family, Mrs. E. F. Goddard and Family. Action Delayed In Ray Harpham Shooting Case (Continued from Page One) arrived liero Friday afternoon to move tho uudy buck . Into California. Mrs. ilurplium will ugulii bu asked to testify at a prellniinuiy henring befora the Justice of the pear in Alturos, and if the uku of Rumona Is found to bn 13 years, slin will bo certified to tho Juvenile court.. Harpham wns shot with a .4.1 revolver which, said his young son ut tho coroner's Inquest Fri (luy, wus on a dresser In tho children's bedroom, iliirphuni had left two bullets III the gun after ho had used it in tuigvt practice on Tucsduy afternoon Information gathered here by Klamath county authorities was forwarded to Deputy District Attprney Roger Uurum of Al lures on Friday afternoon, oe. cording to District Attorney L. Orth Sisemore. r It is understood that HurDham served as tlmokcoper at Algomn Lumber company for several yoars about 1034 or 1033. Returns Horn Officer Thomas Judge, city polico return ed home Friday from Evanston, 111., where he has spent the past year attending tho Northwest ern University Traffic Officers school. j The presonl record for safety j on the regular United States air lines is such that you could fly oi.uuu miles a year equul tu threo and one-half times around the world year in and year out, through your babyhood, child hood, adolescence, youth, middle and old age, on and on for 1000 years, before you would be In volved in an accident fa In I to you. (Continued from I'lige One) ray's pruposul is "In ufferl, the mediation board's proposal," o( returning to work .wlnlo u fed eral study Is mudu of tmi dis pute. Murray is a member of the national defensu medliilloii board. Orion left a board meet ing at, Washington, defying the board's suggestion and charac terised It us "labor-liustlng." Murray summoned lilm to Wash ington aguln this week und liu wus due h 0 ni a lo report to union delegates ut a meeting In Ulymplu tonight. Hlchnrd Francis, regional CIO organlicer, suid ha received a telcurom todnv from Adolf Cor nier, special 1WA orgnnlzor, uhu summoned to the cupltol, tJ Orion would urge Ills men Tu accept Murray s proposul. An ll-llm.l- f-nnimt lun ..t. I Ions of tfss In run lM.twtM.ti Chicago and Now York. I Southeast England Bombed by Nazis . LONDON, Saturday, June 14 (UP) German raiders, directing their attacki mostly at south and southeast Engluud, lust nlupl bombed several points on the coast afld It was feared that sev eral persons wero killed, i A lone moonlight raider bombed a southeast coast town curly this morning, demolishing a number of houses, and it was believed that several persons wero trapped In the ruins. II wus authoritatively report ed that at lciu.1 five of the raid ers were shot down during the niRht. London hnd an olurm early this mornliiK but only a few planes wero heard and anti-yaw craft fire was liuht. The city J quiet for more than an hour be fore the all clear was sounded. Read the Classified Pag. 22, 000, three years ago and 13,. 1 flail year. : V .'-'-, 1 Vital statistics SCHOFIELD Born at Hill side hospital, Klamath Fal)s, Ore., June 14, 1941, to Mr.' and Mrs. A. R. Schofleld, 343 Hill side avenue, a' boy. Weight: ; 8 pounds It ounces. , . Cooled By Refrigeration t raft MM:Ji LAST TIMES TODAY! Continuous Shows Today From 12 Noon - --Hit No. l -Hit No. 2- !: PLUS : Our Gong Comedy'' Chapter 7 of "Winner, of th Wesr" II irn inriiisi Tj l l 1 mm-V ) L ' 'i -umi COOLED BY REFRIGERATION aHHMAlAalM PLAYS SUNDAY and MONDAY Continuous Show's Sunday From 12 Noon NO. 1 BIGGER "BOYS THAN TOWN"! 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