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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1945)
Police Hunt Missing Youth Also Cash DETnOlT, Nov. 24 (P) Pollco investigating tlio cllsap- rmiruiico of Malcolm McLeod, ll-yeur-old von of farmer con gressman, wore told toduy no mora thun $11000 Is missing from tlio homo of McLeod's father, CliiroiiCB J. MoLcud, who rep resented Michigan's llltli dis trict, flint mild aoiuo $20,000 hud (llnnpptinrcd from n closet In his homo hero. Tod 11 y ho told de tectives ho found tlio money, ox copl for about $0000, In (mother part of tlio houso. , Tlio fornvor congressman re ported tho dlsuppcuruuco of hl mn iiiul of tho monuy yostorduy. Chlcuuo dotecllvos woro cullud Into tho investigation, lo cal officers suld, nfler a Detroit tiixlciih driver Identified a pho tKrph of young McLeod na that of a boy ho drove to the Illinois city Thursday nlilht. Tho oldur McLeod discounted tho possibility Ida aon had none to Chlcugo and remained con vinced that Malcolm, coming homo unexpectedly Thuraday night, Interrupted thieves who forced him to uccompuny thorn, Hungry Chinese j Raid Barbecue CHUNGKING. Nov. 24 () Twenty Americans wcro enjoy tun a barbecua in n U. S. army slaughterhouse tonight when 73 unarmed Chinese soldiers at tempted to raid tho building In search of meat. T h e Americans proceeded calmly with tho barbecue; Amer ican-employed coolies urovo oil tho attackers, and 110110 whs seri ously Injured In tho scuffle. OBITUARIES AN It Kit W JACK A ON KAMI. IN Andrvw Jackoun Hamlin, fur th Utl four month a roldttt of Klarnalh "alU. Of., pait away In thu city Friday, Novtntlier 2.1, 1U49 at 8:4a p, m. following: an illnoi of out month. He wat, m natlv ol Mctlfnrd, Ore., and at the lime uf til doath wat aged 7R yaara. 0 Miuntha anil 14 day, Nurvlvlrttf are two torn, Krwlrt of InU clly and Jam or Marytvllle, Lalll.; on b ml her, rrvd, of Mnifurd, Ore-; two elittte and Ova Mrandrhllilren. The remains mut in tha Kart Whlllock runaral Home, Pine at mxin. noure oi lunerai to be i nuunccd at later dale, MINNIK KI.VKTTA T17K El, Minnie Klvettn Htuke), for the laat M yean a raihlent of MVrrlll. Ore., ped away In thai city Trlday, November 33, iu at 10 at) p. nt, fnitowlnff an Hint at two month. She wee a native of loii. le. and at the time of her dtalh wai aed 0J year 0 monthi and 13 day. Sur viving are one lou, Elmer C. Hlukel ol Merrill: two mttn, Mrs. Walur Hrechtel of Oakland. Calif., and Mre. Ollle Ta verna uf UmSI, Calif.; alto one hrolher, jiarry jiooin oi jtiann- urt. i ne re main! real In the Karl Whlllock funeral Home, I'lnt at Hlath. Nolle of jtunaral to ie announcea laier. Ktrrt'l FKANhl-IN nrAHI.T Itufut Franklin llcailv, fur the tail 33 yeara a resident of Klamath county and the Merrill duirlrt, patted away In UiU rlty on rnday, November U, IMS at v p. m. following a brier lllneta. He wn a native of Kaneae and at the tint of nil death wat aged to yean one month and four day a. Survfvlna are hi wife, Mrs. Myrtle IVaiiy of Mer rill, Ore : three son, Hoy V. and Kugene n. or pierrui, ure., ana wpi. rntKtiey Heasly. U8A. Hendricks field, riarlda: four daughlers, Mrs. Lorain Qillllen and Mr, l'aiillne Clark of this cllv. Mre. Tearl MclMieraon, of Knterprlae. Utah, ' and Mrs. Edna -Merrill of Merrill, ure. j uiree auiers ami inre uromsri. Tha remain reit In the Karl Whlllock runaral Home. Pine at Blxth. Notlre nf funeral to be announced at a later date. Hopai Dim For Settling Huge Tie-Up (Continued from Pnfio One) war labor bonrd pnnol'i award of $4 weekly. IAM SuipcntUd In WiiNhlnuton, tho Ainorlcun F(!(lrntlon of Lnhor lmn Hutmuncl od tho iiitnrmiUon.il AHKoclutlon of MuchlnlKlH, ltn InrKf'Nt ufflll n to, uf tor a (llnroom(!iil over p ii, v hum it of per cnpltn tux. An AFL Hpokcxmun mild iidIIcoh hud boon nont to member orKimlzu tlons Unit tho IAM hiu boon nil tomiitlcnlly miHpcnderi undur a connlltutloiinl provltilon relntln to pnymontK dollruiuont more (linn thrco monthN, IAM Projildcnt Harvoy W. Drown nold tho numpcnfllnn "enmo flu no Burprlno'1 to hJff group'fi 700,000 mombom, Shake-Up Set For French Army PARIS, Nov. 24 OPi Prcsl dent do Guulle hna naked the conatltucnt naaembly for a com plete reorKnnizntion of Frnncc's armed force n atcp ho repeat edly urK'd on hla auperiora with out aucceaa In hla yenra of aerv Ice na n French nrmy officer. French newapnpera auld todny the Kcncrul'a proKrnm would per mit thorough ahnkfl-up of the countrv'a trndlllon-rlddcn nrmy mid the introduction of new Idena nnd method mnde necea anry by tho ndvent of the nlomlc bomh, Prior to Frnnco'a collnpao In 1040, De Gnulle urijed Krcnler mecnnnlinllon of the nrmy. Ilia lden InrRely worn Ixnorcd by hla own country but were stud ied closely by the Germnna. Mttta TuHday Delta Gnmmn chnpter of tho Delphian society will meet Tuesdny morniml nt 0:43 t the homo of Mrs. Floyd Ranker. 212 N. 2nd. Topic for discussion at tho meeting will bo "Thomns DabliiKton Mncnul ey the Grcnt Liberal." Two Killed In Train Smash-Up ATLANTA, Nov. 24 (!') A crowdod troop train and a fro In lit train crushod heud-on 37 inlliM norlhwoHt of hero today. klllhiK at least two persona unci InJurhiK an undetermined num ber. An ambulance brouiiht two bodies to Kocknuirt, n town sev eral miles from tha aceno. lluko Diirhaui, u Hockmurt pollceinun, said tha umbulnnco driver re ported four persona had been re moved from tho wrccknifo when ho loft tho scene. GOP Women To Hold Confab All women of the county nro Invited to utlcnd tho meeting of tho Orenon Council of Re publican Women, Group 1, to bo hold Tuesday, Novcmhor 27, nt 2 p. m. at the chamber of commerce rooms. Election of dolcgatcs to at tend tho convention In Portland December 0. will bo held. A cordial Invltutlon to all Inter ested women waa extended by the group, Clasaified Aas Bring Results Pearl Claims Agency Plan WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 (!) The alato department plans to ask conurcss to create a new commission to puss on claims of American citizens for Indemnity from Japan for tho killing of servicemen rclntlvcs and de struction of property nt Pearl Harbor, Senator Milllkon (R Colo.) said today. Claims of citizens for such In demnity cun bo filed now with tho atuto department, tha sena tor told a reporter. They will bo turned ovo o the commis sion if It Is created. Mllllken explained a move ment has been Initiated In Den ver by a group of leading c'tl zona to secure indemnities on the ground the attack was a criminal and not a legitimate act of war. Women Beaten In Dachau Camp DACHAU, Nov. 24 fP) Rlva Levy, pretty 20-ycar-old Llthu anion, testified at tho Dachau PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED SO FAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION Ne Loa, of Tim Permanent FtcBUllflt DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlraprscllo PhvileUa n Ha. lib r.qolj, Tbolrt Blot rbn. 70M RADIO REPAIR By Exptrt Technicians GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE TUBES-PARTS-AERIALS For All Maks ol Radios ZEMAN'S We are now taking orders for New Radios 116 N. 9th Phone 7522 Act oil From Montgomery Ward on North Bth Farmers Attention! W kill, drcif and chill your hogi 'ie per pound. Wo euro and imoko your ham and bacon 5c par pound. Wa have tha bait facilities. Our work is guaran teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON THE HOME Of QUALITY MEATS PACK G CO. PHONE 5323 concentration camp atrocity trial today tlio t SS guards used iron rocis .o neui women wno were too weak to carry the heUVV fltonoa lhnv wnrn ronlllrprl to movo. Another witness, Sclman Grccdberg, said ho wos greeted nt Tin..!.... 1..1IU 4M- U U.. Johunn Klrsch, one of tho de- icmiuiiis; "Vou filthy Jewish swine must know from now on you cat the bread of Dachau. This means that If you do not do your duty you will go to hell before your time." Grange Deplores Industry Strife KANSAS CITY, Nov. 24 (P) The national grange, closing its 10-day convention here yester day, adopted resolutions deplor ing tho nation's "Industrial strife," advocating a more equi table milk price, and calling for continued operation of synthetic rubber plants by private enter prise. The farm organization also approved a 10-polnt program for economic advancement of tho farmer. - Saturday. 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