HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, AUC. 7, 17
ACE SIX
Showers Break Heat
Wave In Midwest; 69 Die
In Record Hot Yeather
Br the Associated lrs
Thunderstorm nd cooling
breeze cut further Into the Mid
west'! wont heat ware of the yer
today after death from the four
day of 100-dffree temperature had
rlwn to at least .
' "The heat wave Is definitely
broken at Chicago and an point
north and we.it and is being broken
eastward," the v 'father bureau ald
after a ahower at Chicago early
Butchers Back
Rail Rate Cut
SEATTLE. Aug. 7 ' JV-The Wash
ington state Federation of Butcher
AFL added Ita 0000 - memoer
strength today to support a com
plaint filed Monday with the inter
tat, commerce commission demand
ing a 30 per cent slash In western
rati freight rates.
Charles J. Mentrin. business agent
of the AFL packinghouse workers
union, local 186. said a call would be
Issued for the 30.000 member of the
Oregon and California butchers' fed
erations to take a similar stand.
A, study by Washington butcher.
Mentrin said, showed that Midwest
packer can ship dressed meats west
30 to 40 per cent cheaper than west
ern packers can send the same meats !
"Unless this situation Is corrected
soon western packers will be in t;. . , .
position where they can be squeezed rOSSe LOOKing
out of business," Mentrin declared.
. The complaint, filed Monday
against M0 railroads, asks equaliza
tion of an asserted 68 per cent dif
ferential by raising rate in the East
and lowering them In the West.
' Purchase of new life Insurance in
Great Britain last year were nearly
double the previous year's total and
nearly three times the 1M0 figure.
DR. E. V.
prPces 5
i V., was 1250 now 1075
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wai 750 now 695 fS .
wa 995 now i9i
today tumbled the mercury from
81 to 73 within a few minute.
Elsewhere, though, the forecaster
said continued high temperature
could be expected today, particu
larly from southeastern Michigan
southward through Indiana, across
southern Illinois and throughout
the Southern plain l tales.
At Joliet. 111., about 40 miles
south of Chicago, a brief but heavy
downpour was accompanied by
strong winds which blew down many
tree and disabled the city's power
service. Some houses and automo
biles were damaged by the falling
trees.
Fatalities as a result of the heat.
Including some drownings. Includ
ed: Chicago 35. St. Louis 11. Wis
consin 11; Ohio 8: Iowa, Alabama
and Arkansas three each. Louts
rule. Ky- two, Indiana. Pennsyl
vania and Tennessee one each.
A high reading of 101 degree
yesterday gave Chicago It hottest
three-day period since July. 1911.
On each of the three days, the
mercury climbed to 100 or more.
Yuma. Ariz., reported the nation's
highest temperature yesterday. 113 j
degrees, pnoentx in tne same state
had 113.
Other points reporting 100 or
more Included: Fresno. Calif, and
Advance. Mo. 108: Batesrtlle. Ark..
and Paris. Term.. 105: St. Louis,
Mo.. Shre report. La., and Effing
ham. IU. 104. Little Rock, Ark., and
Pelleston. Mich. 103. Nashville.
101. Grand Rapids and Tra
verse City, Mich. 100.
For Bride, Groom
REEDS PORT, Aug. ? The
Reeds part posse Is looking far a bride
and groom.
As part of a parade and rodeo Sat
urday and Sunday, the posse want
to feature a public wedding but It
hasn't yet found anyone willing to
take part for the $100 and other
prizes offered.
BROUGHTON, Optometrist
715 Main Street in Klamath Falls
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n bite-hot flames and smoke shoot upward from a burning gasoline track near YVaiahachle. Tex.,
after It had been involved in a collision with a track. At least 18 persons, moat of them negro construe
lion workers en route to Dallas, were killed. At right Is wreckage of second truck and between the two '
is the body of one of the victims. Al' wircpholo. 1
Train Wreck
Injures 25
LITCHFIELD. 111.. Aug. 7
The "Green 'Diamond" passenger
train of the Illinois Central railroad
and a freight train collided near
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persons, none of them seriously. No i
uuiiua , lie ic)juricu.
Dr. G. A. Sihler. Litchfield physi
cian, said he had examined all 25 J
the Injured at St. Francis hospital
and that none was in serious condi
tion. The Green Diamond, bound from
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Highway Crash Tokei 19 Lives
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St. Louis to Chicago, and a Burling-
ton railroad freight train collided i
at Winston tower, two mile south j
of here, where trcks of the two .
line cross diagonally.
ine diesel locomotive of the Green I
Diamond w as derailed and damaged.
and live coaches were damaged bad
ly. At least six cars of the freight
train were overturned.
Car Shortage
Easing Seen Soon
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 7 (Pi
An eventual easing of the freight
car shortage was Indicated today fal
lowing Interstate commerce commis
sion action in ordering per diem
in Charge
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tobrr 1.
The "per dunT is paid between
railro.ds and fin tint a.'feiL rhaniM 1
I paid by the public for freight ser
vices. The Increase was ordered on
the theory that It will promote faster
circulation of cars.
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Blast Death
Trial On
SANTA ANA. Calif.. Aug. 7 (!
Oeoige Oollum had the keys 10
Mr a. Ileulah Overall bedroom and
searched the room the second day
after the yacht deaths of Mrs. Over
ell and her tliianclrr-husbnnd, a
neighbor tcotllled Wednesday.
The same witness declared, over
strong defense obectlona. thut Ool
liini and his girl friend. Louis
Overell. were lauglilitg In the liv
ing room the same day.
Prosecution efforts to get into
evidence the observations of Mrs.
Herbert Van Zwoll, socialite neigh
bor of Walter Overell and Ills wife
for six year, met almoat constant
opposition from attorneys defend
ing Oollum. 91. and the IB-yrnr-old
heiress on nninler charges
Mrs. Van Zwoll testified that
Lotme asked her to spend the ulglil
In the Overell home March 18. The
Overell died at midnight March 15.
She tcatitlcd that she awoke about
8 a. in to are Oollum unlocking
the door and entering Mrs. Ovcrell's
modernistic bedroom.
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Ex-GI'i Planning
Horseback Trip
CLEVELAND, Aug. 7 ( Three
former soldiers from nearby Bed
ford were embarked on a 3.800
mil horseback trek today that they
hoped would lead them to Miles
Cliv. Mont, and bark
The trio, Olenn Hcluy. iU; Wil
liam Warew, XI. and Austin Lemon,
38. set out from nearby Uerea yes
terday. Thry hoed to average 30
miles a day and reach Miles City
In two and a half months.
In addition to sightseeing, they
declared they Intended to lest the
performance of their Western sad
dle horses.
The mounts were weighed before
they left and will be weighed again
on (heir return.
Superforts Make
Training Flight
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Aug. 7 I'D!
Seventeen Il-W Buperforlnwse aet
down on Klmendorff field yesterday
some 15 hours after taking off from
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ulllcer of the seventh bombing group
termed Uie flight a routine training
nilsilon. The approximately jo men
and officers will remain har from
five to seven days, he aald.
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