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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1945)
11 Members Of Belsen Gang Hanged For Concentration Camp Atrocities HAMBURG, aormnny. Deo. 14 Fluid Mumlinl Montgom ry't liundquurtor unnounucd to day tlmt Josef Kramer, the "brant of Belson," mid tun otliurs of the fiulson Knntf, Including Blonde Irmn arose, worn ImnKi'u yesterday for commlltliiK crlmoi t the notorious coiicuntriitlun camp. Tht execution wore curried out at tlia Homelin by I'lorre poiit, off Iciiil lirltlxh finnKinnii, Tlio 11 condemned to dentil Were moved from LuimehurK'l lull lo tlie ancient prliton on the haulm of the Wcmter rlvor at llnmolln flvo duyi ko. Tho gal low woro built by the royal en gineers. Appeals Denied Marshal Montgomery denied all uppeulH Saturduy. The eight men and throe women hunged were condemned 4o dentil by a Ilrltlsh military court Nov. 17 for atrocities committed at tho llel.ien and Onwleclm concen tration campa. Nineteen other persons drew prison term. Three of tile condemned ac cepted tho court' verdict with out iippi-iils, They were Ellia belli Volkcnriilh, 2(1, hend worn cn'ii supervisor for the SS (Elite guard), Juiiiiii Uorninn, 42. a fn italic who kuvo . up missionary work to Join the SS., and Franz lloozler. 34-year-old SS mem ber who helped pick victims for ihe Kan cnumoer. Gang Queen Kramer, 30, was camp com mandant. Irma GrcKo, wn tho iilHtol-pneklng "queen" of the llelneii KJinK. Others who died were Dr. Frit. Klein, KB, who chose In miiten for the nun chamber, Pe ter Welligartner, 32; Karl Fran eloh, 33; Anmiar Plehen, 32: Krnnx Sturfle, 30; and Wllhclm Dorr. 24. Montgomery's terse announce ment mid: "All of the Delitcn criminals who were sentenced to death at l.lcnebuiK wero executed by hanging lit llnmolln yesterday, Dec. 13. "The executions were carried out at the following times: " :34 a. m., Elluiboth Vol- kenrnlh. "10:03 a. m., Inna Grcse. "10:38 a.m., Juana Borman. "12:11 p. m., Joseph Kramer and Dr. Fritz Klein. "12:48 p. m., Karl Francloh and Peter Wolngnrtnor. " 3:37 p. m., Ansgnr and Tranz Hoaszlor, 4:18 p. m Wllhclm Dorr aad Franz Starfle." Two gallows wero used, per mitting the eight men to be hanged In pairs. The women walked to their denth. singly. Oerman civilians snld former concentration camp Inmates were allowed to witness the hangings by special passes. Armed British Tommies stood Junrd at the -15-foot high wall round the prison. Hanged MOLE AND ALL PHOENIX. Ariz., Dec. 14 W) The Phoenix Little Theatre (roup has for many years given way a cup of coffee with each between acta purchase of a five tent doughnut; Recently the froup asked the OPA for sugar or the coffee and the request was denied on the grounds that the coffee wos not sold. So now It's coffee (with sugar) that costs five cents. Tht dough nut Is froe. r " - IttP -111 Irma G r e e, plstol-packln' nail gun girl, died on the gal. lows yesterday with 10 other members of the infamous Bel sen concentration camp gang for crimes committed at the no torious prison. Eviction Cases Increase Here Eviction cases filed with the area rent office have doubled in number during tho past two months, according to Marvin D. Illxon, area rent representative. which includes those cases of sale of property and occupancy by new owner. All notices of eviction must be cleared by the rent office before action to evict can commence, illxon slated, and the notices must state legal grounds beforo such clearance can be given. In the case of sale of rental property where a tenant is In occupancy, tho waiting DcTlod In this area is three months before the tenant can be evicted for oc cupancy by now owner, unless the new owner Is a war veteran and has need for more Immedi ate occupancy, Hixon pointed out. Control of evictions Is an Im portant phase of the rent control program, illxon added, as un warranted evictions can cause undtio hardships to tenants if allowed to occur. There are cer tain grounds under which land lords may evict tenants, namely, delinquency in onylng legal rents, and the violation of other obligations of tenancy. Any question! pertaining to This Weekend at Fluhrer's We Are Featuring an As sortment of Pastries Butferhorni Deliclously center fill ed with pineapple and topped ' generously with Icing. Coffee Cakes Boked to a nice golden brown, rich and tosty with cashew nuts and caramel Icing. Donuts Cinnamon, Mocha, pow dered and plain. All of these will go nicely with your morn ) Ing breakfasts and afternoon snacks.- Include one of our beautifully wrap ped Fruit Cakes on your Christmas hopplna list. "Fluhrer's For The Best" KUMATH'S FINEST Neasham Rites Will Be Held LAKEVIEW Ponding arrival of the body from Billings, Mont., funeral sorvlccs will be held In Lukevlew for T8 Ned Neasham, who died as tho result of Injur ies received Saturday when a C-47 transport' crushed neur Bil lings while en route from Newark, N. J., to Seattle, Wash. Noasham was ono of 10 vetorans from overseas on their way to separation camps In tho west. Flea ncasnum was inducted December 0, 1042 ut Lakcvlew, receiving his basic training at Cump McCoy, Wis. Ho saw ac tion with the 31102nd quarter master truck company under General Pulton's XX corps while overseas for 18 months In the European theater. Ho was driver of a 2t-ton CMC truck with headquarters at Gautlng, Ger many since V-E Day. Citation Neasham received a meritori ous service citation while over- seas old holds the Good Conduct medal and three service ntrine Prior to entering tho service, he mndo his homo in Lake county for scvcrul yours with Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson. In the jus no spent three years as a truck driver with the civilian conservation corps. Besides his father, Ed Nca- snom, who has not been located hcu neasnam is survived hv n sister, Mrs. Ralph Bnkcr of Lnke- vicw; -another sister, Luella Nny ui r.m, ,R-v.; a orouicr, .icion of Portland, und two nnrlr. N. R. Neasham nnd George Fltz- gcraia oi iukcvicw. DIMOTJT GALVESTON. Tex.. Dee. 14 (!) One of tho original elec tric light bulbs installed In tho auditorium of Rosenberu llhrnru in Gulvcston 41 years ago was rciirca irom service this week The bulb, which is lame and which bears a hand-lettered se rial number, was in good condi tion. maximum rents or evictions should be referred to the area rent office, 430 Main, tolcphone By JOAN O'NEILL member of the University of urcgon faculty, will play an an Chopin progrum ot the high school auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. Student Council At the student council meet ing yesterday a freshman was appointed t o , , ... , the newly BJf formed griev- wJPffJ- a n c e commit- fi&jQ": ? toe. This com- B2Si mil ten wn ZSf i formed for the S Ci&ffil m -r- -mm Jim ing trie stu- x Jw dents a place T "Ml to lay their 0MMm,rlM ompiaints totm,mmmiiM Joan O'Neill c about school. It Is honed that through this committee their troubles cun be taken care of. Muriun Hayden was the freshman added to the commit tee which already consists of Fred Reeves, Glen Lorenz and Betty Crawford It was also explained to the student council members that the constitution reads that there shall be an assembly before every important game and not as It Is erroneously thought De fore every game. It is up to the assembly committee and me per sons involved directly to decide which ot the games warrant semblies preceding them. How ever, most of the district games will be considered as meriting un assembly. Mosl of the freshmen feel that there are not enough dunces. Thoy want more activ ity of this sort at noons, after school and after the basketball games. It is not up to the stu dent council to decide on the dunces us these are usually put on by various clubs. There will be a dance next Friday as "Christmas present" to the kids by the social committee. Job's Installation Dance The Job's Daughters are hold ing a semi-formal dance the night of December 20. The dance will be given after the installa tion of the officers of the group Baldy's band will play for the occasion. The dance is not open to the school, but each Job's Daughter may ask another couple besides her date. If any girls would like to go, they should see a member. Tho dance will be given In honor of Sally Mueller, who will be the next honored queen. Cnristmas seals Instead of selling Christmas seals at the schools this year, the Klamath County Public Health association asked the students to pledge 10 cents or more for seals for the preven tion of tuberculosis. Each stu dent who subscribed received a red plastic double-barred cross It s All Greek to Them The Service - club Is looking for a new name. The name it has been using was PI Upsilon Sigma. The faculty felt that this name was too much like a fra ternity or sorority name and would prefer that the clubs not be called by Greek names. The Service club plans to In vite different lodges to the bas ketball games as the guests of the club. Members of a certain lodge will be invited to attend a game and bring their wives. The club is also placing pictures of the basketball team in va rious windows downtown to help stimulate Interest in bas ketball. And Incidentally Don Stroud. Chuck Black- stone, Patsy Tilton, Wes Robin-: son and Shirley Dalton appear ed on Pelicana last Tuesday. Marie Wright sang a solo accom panied by Pat Hambrick for the program. Bob Mahoney played boogie woogie on the piano. The Teen-age club opened Wednesday night after being closed for about two weeks. The club now has a new davenport and matching chair and will have another set soon. Demos To Choose Mott Successor SALEM, Dec. 14 OP) The first district democratic congres sional committee will meet here at 12:30 . p. m. Saturday, to choose a candidate for the Jan uary 11 special election, called by Governor Snell to pick a successor to the late U. S. Rep. James W. Mott. Bruce Spaulding, Salem at torney and former Polk county district attorney, is believed to be the committee's choice to op pose Walter Norblad, -Astoria, chosen last week as the repub lican candidate. Spaulding twice has been al most elected state attorney gen eral, having come close to beat ing Attorney ueneral ueorge Neuner at the last election. Former Lake view Resident Passes LAKEVIEW Word was re ceived here Monday that David N. Branch, former Lakevlew citizen and businessman, had died Sunday at Dunsmuir, Calif. He grew up on a ranch in the Clover Flat community north of Lakevlew, and later entered bus- HEflALD AND NEWS NINE Friday, Dm. 14. 1141 Incus In Lakoview when he oper ated Dave's Body and Fender shop. Branch was a past master and member of the Lakevlew Mason ic lodge, and a past high priest of Royal Arch chapter. Surviving are a brother, Jess Branch, of the Westside com munity, and a nephew, William J. McKce of Lakevlew. In Stockl!! 5 H. P. 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