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.
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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.
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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
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