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PAGE TWO HERALD 'AND 'NEWS, KL'AMATTT FALLS, OREGON July f. una E T . (Continued From Page One) in a raid July 4 on the White Cloud airdrome near Canton also was reported. The Japanese have closed the last gap in the Kiangsi-Cheklang railroad, gaining complete con trol of that segment of the over land supply route they are at tempting to stretch from Shang hai to Singapore, a Chinese army spokesman acknowledged today. He said the Japanese finally wrested the rail line from the Chinese July 1. This bore out Japan's claim, made that day. Berwind Leaves $31 Million Estate NEW YORK, July 8 (Pi A net estate of $31,411,581.07 was left by the late Edward Julius Berwind, coal company execu tive, an estate tax appraisal showed today. The principal le gatees were a sister, Julia A. Ber wind, and a nephew, Charles E. Punlap, both of New York. The other residuary estate trust legatees included Edward J. Berwind, Longview, Wash. Women of the Moots pub lic pinochle party will be spon sored by the Women of the Moose at 3 o'clock Friday aft ernoon, July 10. Hostesses will be Margarlt Johnson and Mar ' caret Seckler. Positively C IS r; l a ' r,' i ENEMY TROOPS BOB HOPE and Madeleine CARROLL "MY FAVORITE BLONDE" STARTS TOMORROW! ANOTHER SWELL TWIN FEATURE BILL! Packed With Song, Laughs, Thrills 1 and Exciting 1 M sis p! Will wntM H 1 U6U0H6 Jf- it'-Wi'S " AND jLmvijsa jv I 7 , trK, n Japanese Center Expected to Be Self-Supporting (Continued from Page One) tember at the center, and while the speaker made no mention of the number of prospective stu dents, lie slated thai 106 teach ers will be employed. Three grade schools will be completed before the opening date and a six-grade junior and senior high school will also be ready. Fir Protection Adequate fire protection has also been provided, he said, with two trucks and other necessary equipment on the ground. A third unit has been ordered, and will) its arrival complete protec tion for the project will be es tablished. The fire fighting ar paratus will be manned with three eight-hour shuts. Shirrell was introduced by P. C. Bergeman, who filled the chair for the first time since his installation as president. L. S. Dunlap will act as program chairman next week. Guests from Klamath Falls were Godfrey Blohm and Clyde Baker. Potato Futures Hit 5-Month High CHICAGO, July S (&) Po tato futures rose to a five months high of the Chicago mercantile exchange today, the November delivery closing at 52.74 a hun dred pounds, up 0 cents. Sales were unusually large, totaling 30 cars. Government lend-lease buying was considered a major factor behind the upturn. Natives of the Solomon Isl ands wear necklaces of beetles' legs as love tokens. Last Day!- Romance! MAN! EVEN THE ' Jeeps' are -nviN-i ' ' -ic-ir-JM OUt Win ulHnnmn. wi,hahtotU une or tne Most Exciting Dramas You'va Seen in Many Months! M r . . Macdonald Carey ; Jean Phillips r ICsTDlKaltb-lticlurlua fi M CiaiMli soviet ray ATTACKS AXIS HEAT Dun (Continued from Page One) lieving it was part of the defense forces, it was declared. The tanks were reported de stroyed. A similar fate was said to have befallen nazi automatic riflemen who crossed by pontoon bridges, barges or boats. LONDON, July B The Vichy News agency reported to day that the Germans had cap- turcd Bobrov, 60 miles southeast of Voronezh, after crossing the Don river south of Voronezh TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY '39 WILLYS motor, good condi tion, with frame, body, fen ders, in fact, a complete car except tires, $95. Antler Gar age, opposite armory on Spring. 7-10 BRAND NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME $3000. FHA loan, hard' wood floors, beamed living room ceiling, redwood split shake roof, Venetian blinds Lawn work is in. See this home at 1726 Eldorado. It is open for your inspection Phone 8441. 7-11 WANT Figure on dirt moving and leveling. Phone 8441. 7-11 APARTMENTS Everything fur nished. S3 and 54 week. No 2 Main. 7-1 5 3-ROOM partly furnished, mod ern house. Inquire 1510 Ore gon. 7-11 INTERSTATE BUSINESS COL LEGE offers you standard ac counting courses in general bookkeeping, partnership cor porations, cost accounting. lumber, banking, social secur ity and Income tax. 432 Main. 7-8 FOR SALE Brood sows, boar, weaner pigs, IS bead cattle. Want to buy fat hogs and lambs. Beckleys Marketing Agency, Sales Yard, Midland road. 7-10 FOR SALE 1 registered Guern sey bull, 3 small Guernsey and Jersey calves, 1 Holstein cow giving on gal. a day, 1 brindle cow to freshen in August, 1 Jersey and Durham heifer freshens In August. Walter Collman, Mountain Dairy, Old Fort road. 7-13 FOR SALE Owner must sell at once Westinghouse electric range, card table, floor lamp, small rug, pair 7 ft. skis, trunk, and one lot of miscel laneous dishes, stemware, cook ing utensils. See Friday from 2 to 9 p. m. 1935 Manzanita. Phone 3471. 7-9 FINISH YOUR HOME New floors, siding, inside trim. wallboard and insulation at re duced prices. No down payment. As low as $5 a month. Cope land Yards, 66 Main, phone 3197. 7-13 LEAVING OKLAHOMA Satur day evening. Take one for company. Phone 5820. 7-10 VACANCY Rex Arms Apart ments, 224 Broad. Phone 5769. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 8-8mtf FOR SALE Small table model Emerson plastic case radio. 310 So. 5th. Ask for Ward Payne. 7-10 FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, garage, 8 blocks from Main. Inquire 1443 Oregon Ave. 2847tf V Doort Open at 6:45 l r '.v two rim RITA HAYWORTH DOUG FAIRBANKS, Jr. Thomas Mitchell In TUES. ON OUR STAGE! HOLLYWOOD'S BETTY MILES Fast-Moving FBI Agents Round Up 84 More Bundists (Continued Prom Page One) gan and 25 of the 28 others ar rested Tuesday charge conspir acy to evade the selective service act, conspiracy to counsel bund members to resist service in the U. S. armed forces or conspiracy to conceal bund membership in registering as aliens. In the case of Kunze, espionage also is charged. Plead Innocent In New York, seven of those under indictment, including Gus tav Elmer, bund national treas urer, pleaded Innocent before Federal Judge George Sweeney and were held in bonds totaling $85,000. An eighth, John August Grill, pleaded guilty and Judge Swee ney postponed his sentencing un til after the trial of the seven others, set for July 28. Grill is liable to a sentence of five years and a fine of $10,000 for conspiracy to interfere with the carrying out of the draft Jaws, and two years and a $10,- 000 fine for conspiracy to ob struct the registration of aliens affiliated with the bund. Fifteen women were among the 84 prisoners taken in Man hattan, Brooklyn and Long Isl and communities and In New Jersey. In Giassboro, N. J., Mrs. Anna Schmidt, a German-born alien, collapsed and died of a cerebral hemorrhage and hypertension after being questioned In her home by an FBI agent. City Makes Last Push for Scrap Rubber (Continued from Page One) in Klamath Falls, following a general Pacific coast closure, were closed from noon until 6 o'clock today while attendants and managers made a house-to-house canvass. Snodgrass said that all Klam ath oil dealers and service sta tion operators will make a last- minute all-out push tomorrow with 30 trucks combing the city. Stations and distributors' offices will maintain only skele ton crews, he said, during most of Friday afternoon. No stations will be closed, however, Snodgrass said. The campaign chairman, not ing recent complaints that Main street merchants were hanging on to rubber floor mats where their necessity was questionable, asserted that he had looked at the mats and found them to be largely cord fabric and metal reinforcing rods with very lit tle rubber. He said the mats would yield so little rubber that it would be unfeasible to turn them in. SALEM, July 9 (P) Oregon citizens should make an all-out effort immediately to uncover any amounts of rubber, Claude Sersanous, chairman of the : state, salvage committee, said today. He said that Oregon, which j now is in second place in the per capita collections, should be in first place when the final tally is made. Sersanous said he suspects that many persons are hoard ing scrap rubber In hopes of getting higher prices. Ladies Aid The Ladles' Aid of the First Covenant church will meet Friday, July 10, at 7:43 o'clock at the church with Mrs. Albert Clawson and Mrs. Peter Eastman as co-hostesses. It costs nothing to consult Hans Norland about Insurance. 118 North 7th. NEW TODAY! Great Hits Packed to with Adventurel rills! Romance! ITIANKIE HAS ADATE ...TO BE MURDERED! Plus! Musical News MASK PAY IT (Continued from Tngo Ono) tend that there must be an in crease in aircraft wages or ship yards and other lucrative war trades will pull workers away. Management representa tives have expressed willingness to consider pay raises, but to day's figures wore the first sub milted. The CIO-United Automobile Workers simultaneously issued this statement: Reaction "If the results of this confer ence do not provide the neces sary relief then the UAW-CIO views with alarm the reaction of the aircraft workers." Accompanying the waga de mands was a joint statement from labor leaders that their pol icy provided that all workers re main in their present Jobs pend ing outcome of the conference, and that there shall be no strlko or slowdown In defense Indus tries for duration of tho war. The unions also requested es tablishment of joint labor-management committees in each plant as a means of speeding up production. OUR ANNUAL JULY 1 ii ii? iii ii l ii ii MmM iii i i i ii iii v i " 4Ht 3tt ODD LOT OF BROKEN SIZES a JSm:$m ' 75 T0 CH00SE FR0M I &tHW l Yts .lr, w.',.' having our 10th annual Lk Vils! f'iifp MW jfef-Om ialt of Summer SulU. We've picked this KjgA. sVfe-, ' 'M-'.-cl r-'f'-fr' odd group from our regular stock and It Pjk J-nZSWtrW t Includes moif all colors, all sizes, and ITJ v f3fc?'fc'ttw (L "m. stylos. Tho quantity it limited, so hurry! I w)AWr'rfyVffr lrrw kJ Rd ho " 'o'o l wal talo, and not V " ??"jrJ i U ?"ffly$S. "o" w"h ,ot f words and prom- Z""3 1 rt7 J i&jLiZJS Mi ?7As. They'ro summer suits on sale at tho K Y ;cvS4 hf.T M lutB ,ort of ,h' ,ea,on' at only $19-00- ) ' iMf EMM STOCK ' wMmf W FREEMAN $5 and $6 rJfmM , SPORT SHOES 3k buy - h Vj your choice nr I iA " ' i WW. placed our .ntlr. stock of th. CK .CO) MJ lM WA R I I xJhl4 famous Freamans on sale at only Mtfr r f Kl , BONDS ' I ' w" 13,95, They Ineluda black and brown N Mffl STAMPS fi W. ventilated, brown and white, two 1 f 'm ,onM ' Un "nd bUck nd whlu' I 'N" ,0 l1, A" 0M opoelal price store for men Corner 5th and Main 1 i i urn i ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniris , State Vocational Training Offers Fine Trade Study An unprecedented opportun ity for free training In any ono of several trades Is oftoro.l both men and women of Kliuuatlt Fulls through the state division of vocational training. Those completing the onirics are as sured of jobs In war Industries with excellent pay, according to A. 11. Fitch, defense coordinator, with hrndqufirtcrs at Klumnth Union high school. Now quoins have been as signed Klninath B'nlls to help meet tho need for trained work ers In the state, and Fitch urges anyone even vaguely Interested to visit tho shops at any time or contact Urn U. S. employment services offices, phone 1111)3 or his office at tho high school, phono 7503. Classes now offered at the high school both day and night, tho quota assigned to Klninath Falls, average number of hours ! training required, specific re-1 quiremcnts and prevailing wuges for each type of work follow: General sheet metal, quota 40, 360 hours required, mechanical experience preferred, 18-63 years old, rate of pay $1,371 per hour. Arc welding for women, quota 15, 130-230 hours required, must be able to stand heavy work, I8 Jgpl ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE iSif n -v 60 years old, $1.20 per hour. Aviation sheet metal, for men and women, quotii III), HKKKIO hours required, must huvo mun ual dexterity and he ablo to pass physical examination, know ledge of high school algebra and geometry preferred, HI to 35 years of age, B3-7fle per hour. Machinist, men only, quota 151), 360 hours required, median leal experience preferred, 18 (13 years of age, $1.12 per hour. VICHY REPORT LONDON, July 9 (!) The Vichy radio said tonight an American four-motored bomber exploded after a crash lauding on Gibraltar. Thero was no con firmation elsewhere. DEATH PENALTY VICHY, July 9 (T Tho death penalty was decreed today for persons who set fire to crops us the Laval government sought to prevent repetition of acts which caused such widespread destruc tion Inst summer. Nebraska, during 1939, had 1S.8 tuberculosis denths per 100,000 of the population. As a rule, a bear will harm a motionless person. not AT ROMMEL LI (Continued from Pngo One) of the air during the day's oper ations, tho British snld. Like the hind raid Tuesday night, the aim wns to keep the axis Invnilers shaken up and iln. prlvod of surely needed rest and reinforcements. The loss of six British planes wns acknowledged. (The Italians claimed motor ized Gerinnu-Italliui columns bad forced llrltlsh "elements" to retrent unci h n d occupied "some Important positions" In tho region of Kl Alnmoln). jfJJ ALUMINUM COLLECTION Two hundred tons of alumi num wore yielded by a nation wide collection of beer bottle caps In Sweden, begun about year ago. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our man? friends for their kindness and beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and mother. A. J. Chldestrr and Family. 70
