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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1945)
Chiang's Troops Near Industrially - Rich City Of Mukden In Manchuria By The Associated Press China loduy (Wednesday) an nounced movement of purt of Hit government personnel to Nanking from far-Inland Chung klnu, whllo nationalist troops ncurod Indimtrlally-rlch Muk den In Manchuria, Tito virtually unchallenged overland, drive northward has named the rail town of Slnmln, 30 miles wont of Mukden, Chin o.io press dlsputchos mild, and Is nearlng Mukden Itself. Frosh fighting with Chinese communists wns reported, how- Klamath Falls Men Drawn For Federal Jury Grand and trial Jurors, report ing to Medford at the fedora) district court, December A and 7, included u number of Klamath men. Tho list wus released by the United States marshal tit Port land. Drawn for the grand Jury to report toduy, Wednesday, wore Charles A. Finch, Herman L. Lofduhl, Kenneth J. Madden, El mer G. Mukiiusoii, Wilbur L. Martin, William 11. Iliindull, Joe O. Smllli and Albert I'. Tcrwllll uur, Others from Klamath coun ty uro George 1, Drown. Bealty, and Norbcrt Zurbrook, East Malln. Selected for the trlul Jury to report Frlduy ore William J, Erd inunn, John C, Hill, Leo N. lluls, Frederick Charles Johnson, Hub ert L. Llikcy, John W, Siirgliunn, Thomas It. Smith and Martin tiwensou, all of Klamath Fulls, and Orinan Weaver, Dly. A number Of Klamath county cases will be considered by the Jury Including that of Ralph Tlce, Chlloqtun Indian charged with tho murder of Eugene Mc cume at Chlloquln on August 13, 1045. J. C. O'Nolll, attorney for Tlco, wus advised this mornlnR that the trial would probably be held In Medford In tho event an Indictment Is returned against Tico. Among those going to Medford for the urand jury was Special Indian Officer John Arkelt who left Tuesday tor tho valley. Falls Appliance Features Complete Home, Auto Store The new Falls Appliance and Tire Servlco, which opened re cently at 11th and Main, will feature a. complete homo and automobile store nil under one roof. Owned and operated by V. J. 'Whltcy" Goodwin, Falls Appliance will handle the com plete Hotpolnt appliance line, Kelly tires nnd home and auto supplies. Buttery service, tire service, motor tune-up, lubrica tion and car washing will be handled In the service end, with car pick-up and delivery servlco and road service avnilnblc to motorists. A parking lot at the renr of tho atorc has space for 125 cars. Goodwin is well-known In the automotive and tire business here, having been manager for Goodyear for the pnst four years and has spent 14 years In the tire business. ever, near Kunehkow, a main pass from China proper Into Jchol nrovlnco to tho north. From Tientsin ciimo reports of Imminent government action against "bauds" In that area. Negotiations Nationalist officials returned to Changchun, Manchurlun cup! lid, to renew nearly-completed Sino-HUHslan negotiations for airborne transfer of additional thousands of government troops Into Minchurlu. Cabinet Spokesman P. H. Cluing announced tho move of government workers to Nan king would Include Premier T. V. Koong, and that tho execu tive Yuan would meet there af ter Dec. 15. In Tokyo, two long-sciuolchcd questions popped Into tho open in the diet or parliament: Did lliruhllo help push Jupun Into the war; uud should he abdi cate? Government officials an swering the questions, which hud been asked from tho floor, said (1) no, and (2) nol The mere tact cither question was ruined, however, startled every one concerned. In Manilu, the U. S. military commission trying Lt. Gen. Tomoyukl Yamushlta on war crimes charges heard final ar guments and promised a ver dict by Friduy. The prosecution asked death by hanging. The defense insist ed thut to uvold hypocrisy, "we must find Y u m a s h 1 1 a not guilty!" Yamnshlln was visibly Impres sed by that. He gripped his de fense counsel warmly by the shoulders and exclaimed "Thank youl Thank you!" The British denied un Indo nesian nationalist radio an nouncement that u truce had been arranged In Bandoeng, Java, and said they had scut Indian troops supported by tanks and artillery against an Indonesian-held building there. The British also reported fighting in Amburuwa and Sc murang on the strlfc-rlddcn is land. Local Resident Passes Away John A. Virner, 74, who made his home in Klamath Fulls for 58 yenrs, died at a local hospilul Tuesday night follow ing a brief Illness. Mr. Vnrner was born In Modoc county, Calif., in 1871, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Vurner, pioneer ranchers of that area. Tho fam ily moved to Linkvlllc, now Klamath Falls, In 1887, and set tled on a ranch In what is known 8s tho Altamont district. Mr. Varncr and his two broth ers, Samuel of Grants Pass and Alfred of this city, fnrmcd for many years In this section. Mr. Varncr wus also in mill work here for a time and eight years ago went to work at the Bohe mian restaurant where he was employed at the time of his death. In addition to his two brother, Mr Vomer is sur vived by a sdslor, Mrs. Surah Smith of this city. The parents died hero, the father in 1013, the mother in 1803. Final rites will bo held at Ward's chapel Thursday at 2:30 p. m. witli interment in Linkvlllc cemetery. DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 8222 901 Main enigma 'A masterpiece ajd a mystery among exotic fragrances i ,. turbulent as a summer storm. Enigma worldly, fascinating scent to completely captivate tlie ieai'. ... N Ixlrolt i Porfim I dram 43, 6 dram $15, 2 oi. $30 . light rsrfutM 4 . $7.50, 12 oi $11 , Atfflcwpfoi fa New Appliance and Auto Service Store Shown above Is the nw Falls Applianca' and Tire Service store at 11th and Main. Shown In the picture are V. J. "Whitey" Goodwin, owner of the (tore, Edith Goodwin, G, W. Puckett, Ray Johnson and T. R. Hilliard. Other employes are Clark Wettfall and La Verne Reid. Death Claims KF Matron Mrs. Alphonso L. Crawford, 50, beloved Klamath matron und a resident of this city for the pust 20 years, died ut her home on Lukeshoro drive at 1 o'clock Tuesday uflernoon. Mrs. Craw ford hud been 111 for several yenrs. She leaves a host of friends to mourn her passing as well us her immediate family, in cluding Mr. Crowford, two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd C. Prock of Lakeshore drive, Mrs. Peter Cartwright of Portland, and one son, Jack Crawford, Lukeshorc drive. There ore three grand children. Jack and Eleanor Ann Prock nnd Danny Cartwright. Anna Luura Moycr wns born In Chippewa Fulls, Wis., April 28, 1HUU. She was murried to Alphonsc L. Crawford on May 1, 10(17, in Bcmidji, Minn., und uhnrtlv nftpr enino tn the west const. The family moved to ! Klumnth Fulls from the stuto of Washington in June, 1028, and for muny years resided at 110 Woshlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Craw ford recently purchased their home on Lukeshorc drive. Final Rites Final rites will be held from Sacred Heart church at 0:30 a. m. Thursday with the Rev. Father T. P. Casey officiating. Interment will be In Mt. Cnlvary cemetery. Pullbcarers will be young men whom Mrs. Crawford had known since boyhood. They nrc Dr. John Merrymnn, Charles Cummlngs, Howard Perncll, Bob Sprout, Dick Hnydcn and Mfircl Long. Whltloek's is in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright ar rived today from Portland. Mrs. Crawford's friends paid tribute to her today. She was essentially a homemakcr and her principal interest was in her family, Mrs. Crawford loved her flowers and her garden at her Washington street home was es pecially bcuutlful In the spring time. Her passing saddened the muny friends of the family. Keep your spare tire In serv ice. By letting one tire remain as a spare you promote deterior ation in the rubber. Put it in use on all four wheels alternate ly at least every six months, you. CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS Deserve the Artistry of COMART riHI PH0T00RAPHERI 727 MAIN ST. We 9wiU PHONE 5613 FOR APPOINTMENT DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 8222 901 Main ... pvv. . W bin $2250 ' y : : : THE DRESS THAT LOOKS LIKE A SUIT Have thii by til meant, (or moments when you niutl (eel as though you'll iut stepped out of VOGUE. Sleek bengaline with light vettee and delicate ilbot 14 to 40. Man Posts Bail For Traffic Violation George M. Teufel of the Ma rine Barracks posted $5 bail with the city police for failure to stop at a red light yesterday, and William Anthe, Mars hotel. put up $1 for jaywalking on Main street. Two drunks came before Po lice Judge Harold Franey this morning and one man charged with being disorderly was cited to appear In court today. Three drunks bailed out. Wednesday, Dee. 8, 1941 HERALD AND NEWS SEVKN KINSEY 94 A PrJ VMUU Jnm 100 Grmht NuOtmI SpHtt Kiituy DlitUthtt Crporalin, UttItU, Pa. fePf Does 1ftis sauce do mote firpafo foods? LET'S ASK THE WOMEN WHO COOK WITH DEL MONTE! 2outof3offtietti have used tmore lhan, 10 years Yes, Del Monte Tomato Sauce has been the grand old cooking sauce of western housewives, for years I Was their favorite is their favorite! And even during the war, when it x, t SB was hard to get, they didn't forget Smmrt it Certainly not! . ' ' largest independent search organizations 1 ' y , W '' ' went out and asked them. &Jkl 'i Z0S8i And what did Del Monte users say "Am Ml f I J-A about Del Monte Tomato Sauce? ; jrvl'H f-fc J ' Plentyl Enthusiasm such as even JflJitl ' n ijVjVpej ' ' ' ' we never expected I Just listen to MH '"&JNr ' ' ' ' ,11 Sp, Mrs. Anderson, for instance: ' i y "No other sauce does the job I want!" i s i- i-1" r , ttt6 A lroUve over"," dd m the -Says MM. JOHN H. ANDERSON, 1007 MOHAWK ST., IOS ANOEIES, CAUF. Just why Is Del Mont your favorite, Mrs. Anderson t I can tell you in' one word flavor! It has plenty of good, rich tomato flavor. You can taste its flavor in any dish, and you can taste the flavor of the foods cooked with this sauce. I say that's the test of a good tomato sauce. Another thing Del Monte is always dependable. Not only the Tomato Sauce other Del Monte foods, too. I use lots of them. Have you used this sauce for a long time? It was new to me when I came from Vermont 18 years ago. Except for one single time, I've used it - ever since. Awhile back I tried another brand and I didn't like it as well. From then on, when my grocer didn't have Del Monte, I did without That's how much I like it Do you us It In many different dishes? Yes, I certainly do. In vegetable soup, meat loaf, stuffed peppers, meat pies and many others. I think my favorite, though, is Tamale Pie. I served this . dish to 20 guests at a luncheon for Bed Cross workers. All the ladies enjoyed it, and several have asked for . the recipe, so it must be good! so, for teal "tomato flator BE SURE IT'S u TOMATO SAUCE t rf
