Aufcust 13, 1933.
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON
PAGE THREK
IS
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NEW LEADER
OF AUXILIARY
He's On the Run!
(Continued from Pax Ona)
I, Mri. Oct.la Oiinn of Hood
Hlvnr; putrid . Mra.
ChrlBtophTion. HrrnUtcin, nl
Matrlrt 7. Mri. Vivian Caaao.
of llakor.
Klactlon of flnanct offlcar.
dlPKMtt-birv to uatlonal
convention, and other minor r
porti and mattara of bulii
wara achndultd to fallow In th
Saturday aflarnoon araalon.
Kaon lnteraat centered about
tha propoaad amandinrnt dlrldlnv
th of flew of department ac
ratary and trourer during tht
morning aaaalona of Iba auxiliary
eoDvantlon. Aftar aplrltod ..
cunlon, tha motion wu loat. and
th joint offtca of awmtary will
remain aa ll la at preaut.
I'aat daparlntfnt pruatduntn
wara actlva In their opposition to
tha amendmtinl whkb waa racom
mended by tha promt drpart
mont prtmlriitnt, Mra. Allt-a
lieorRO. aa writ aa by tha con
atltutlon and by-law commlttuu.
Tha linpreaitva annual mem
orlal aurvlca, prrmmied by tha
alurrHI auxiliary poat with Mrs.
Morrill aa organlit, waa an avenl
of Saturday mornlnv. burin
tha aervlce, aultabla vocal num
bers wera presented by Mm, - L.
U (i rah am and Mra. Itaa Hum,
accompanied by Mrs. T. R. Gil
lanwatera. Important amoni tha nua
urea pawed by the auxiliary con
vention body In their bulneaa
meetings waa tha reallocation of
districts of tha department and
making seven Instead of three
districts In tha state.
Trophies, awards and prises
were awarded to ranking units
during tha morning, with tha
donors of tha gift making pre
sentations. Mrs. R. D. Mots
chenbacher and Mra. Ethel Hoag
land of tha local unit wera tha
committee In charge of Judging
credentials of competing units.
Senator Frederick Stelwer and
Con area man Jamea Molt wera
distinguished visitors to tha con
vention Saturday, both address
ing the audience upon veterans
legislation. Senator Stelwer
apoka briefly upon personal re
lation to the government, and
pledged his support to tha Le
gion and Ua auxiliary. Congress
man Mott apoka upon the Econ
omy Act, explaining Ita different
phaaea, and relative to tha dis
abled veteran.
The one gold star mother lit
attendance at convention, Mrs.
Tolle, of Merrill, was Introduced
from tha platform, and presented
with a lovely bouquet of gladioli.
Reports of the auxiliary bud
get committee submitted to the
convention Saturday morning hy
Mra. Callle U. H eider, finance
officer, wera accepted and tha
propoaed budget adopted.
A aavlnga over last year under
tha present budget waa effect
ed with a total amount of 4.2uo
adapted under tha general fund
and $4,008 under the hospital
and child ' welfare budget.
A recommendation of tha bud
get committee proposing that
one-half of tha poppy sale pro
ceeds be returned to Individual
units Instead of tha one-third
heretofore returned, waa accept
ed, aa wera other recommenda-
11
IDLING
1
OF PENDLETON
NAMED TODAY
Hero', (lerardo Machado, pres
ident ol Cuba, who aped away
from strife-torn Cube yesterday
to ur his Ufa. He la supposed
to ba In lha Uahamaa.
Ilona for all possible raductlon
In overhead coala.
Tha rehabilitation program ol
"dlmi for disabled veteran,"
waa discussed, and the recom
mendation made by tha conven
tion that delegates eubmlC re
porta to their unlla, and aak
that each number contribute 10
renta toward thle work. Any
deficit In unit rehabilitation
funda may ba made up from the
returua of popy aalea, accord
ing to tlila recommendation.
Community aiming compli
menting tha distinguished gueata
Senator Stelwer and Representa
tlv Mott, waa led by Mra. H on
fall, accompanied by Mies Betty
(iallagher, convention accompau
let. Nail Jlorfet of Aatorla at
tended an Invitation tor lha 13
convention.
Reporta of committee chair
men wera aubmltted and accept
ed, and a letter of greeting
from O. D. Matthews, chairman
of the convention committee,
waa read by the secretary.
The annual presidents' and
paat presidents dinner held at
tha VYIIIard hotel Friday eve
ning completed bualneaa for tha
aecond day of tha auxiliary cou
ventlon.
Mra. Henri Conradl and Mra.
M. K. Cooper of thla city were
In charge of arrangementa for
tha dinner, at which a delight
ful program was presented. About
90 gueata were In attendance
and Mra. LaDocle Cobb, Junior
past department prealdent, pra-
eliled.
It waa decided to continue
tha custom of holding tha par
leya annually Instead of effect
Ing an organisation to Join In
the national association of prea
ldenta' groups.
1M Rl'IKtK WISH
CULVER, Ind., Aug. U. (UP)
Donald Hudge, Oakland. Cel.,
youth, won tha Junior atnglee
title of the national boya' and
Junior tennla champlonshlpe to
day, defeating (lene Mako, Loa
Angeles. (-4, -J, 1-6, 0-6, 1-6.
Butter ameared over cheeaa
will help keep tha cheese from
drying. .
(Continued from Pag On)
favoring Immediate enactment of
legislation, both stale and na
tional, which will repeal and
forever prohibit tha issuance of
tai exempt eerurltles. A resolu
tion to cooperate to th fullest
possible extent In achieving the
objectives of the national re
covery act waa adopted.
A resolution will be presented
at th national convei tlon re
questing eongreea to pass a bill
providing for th permanent re
tention by th federal govern
ment of the property known aa
the old post office building In
Portland (or headquartere by
the various nationally recognised
veteran organlsallona.
, Drum Corp Ruling
The resolution presented by
the Klamath post requesting the
national American Legion or
ganisation to oppose th practice
of congresa further exchsnglns
unproductive private lands for
productive government lands
which have the preferential
hnmostead right for ex-service
men, was passed. Henry Per
kins, Klamath delegate at the
hn.lnesa eeaslon. reviewed a local
eirhana of Tola Lake lands
a-blch prompted tne action.
All American I-ilon drum
corpa of the stale will be divided
Into two group tor s
petition hereafter. Division will
be made according to member
ship. Th state drum corp com
mittee was requesli. to oraw
rules and regulatlona concernlne
tha restrictions.
Trophle. tor outstanding show
ing during tha past yean were
awarded at tha meeting.
Tha George E. Love tropny tor
the larieat membership waa won
by the Klrby post. Tha Charlea
J. Johnson trophy for having the
highest flv year membership waa
won by Hood River. Tne oiemci
number alx trophy, tne naroia J
Warner cup waa awarded to Foe-
alll.
Prlnevill post received in
George L. Koehn trophy for dn
ing th greatest work toward
Amerlcanlsatlon.
Rose City Mine
Tha William B. Follett cup tor
the poet carrying on the beat
state and national program waa
won by th Rosa City post. Rose
burg received the Ben 8. Fisher
trophy for conducting tha great
est number of community aervic
Droxrama during th past year,
Th Individual L. 8. trophy for
the member acquiring the largeat
number of legton members waa
won by T. A. Collins of post turn
ber one at Portland. Collins sign
ed 218 new member In tha or
ganisation before July 10.
Upon receiving hia new office
from Commander John B. Eakln
of Dalles. Warner declared hia
outstanding program for the en
suing year would b to resell the
organization to the public.
National convention delegatea
to th Chicago meeting from dis
trict one are Tom Delaney, 8s-
lei; J. D. Merrill. Albany: Dick
Preston, Roaehurg; William
Courtney, Mc.Minnvllle. From
district two, Bert Davia. Union
George Brewater, Redmond. From
district three. Julius Cohen, Ken'
neth Banka and 8. O. West.
Sid" 8. George of Eugene was
elected national committeeman
over Alex Barry of Portland. The
eat waa 7t to S2i on all ballot
Ing. Barry moved that a unanl
moua vote be east (or Georg.
Th motion carried.
District eommasdera are aa fol
lows: District . 1 Ralph Derllle,
Greshara.
District X Moa Palmateer
flslem.
District I R. I. Hargatt, Le
banon. District 4 Elwood Hussey,
Klrby.
District t Don McLeod, Hood
River.
District I Bpenc Crawford,
Heppner.
District 7 Wlllla Ronnsvllle,
Burna.
Tha eonvantlon closed with s
salut to th colors.
Man Shoots Self,
Hurts Ctrl Friend
(Continued from Page On)
th machine and fell at bla feet.
Blood atreamed from a wound
In her bead.
Tha flrat abot waa followed
closely by a second when the
man fired a Bullet Into nis
brain. He waa dead when an
emergency ambulance arrived.
The woman waa taken to Com
munity hoapltal where her con
dition was reported critical.
On the man's body waa found
a note asking that "If anything
should happen to me. Mra. A.
B. Caualn, 207 W. Lomlta St.,
Glendale, ahould be notified.
The note carried a message
to Mra. Caualn. It read as fol
lows: "I have sent you today a
transfer of title for the car, and
you can take poeaeselon If any
thing ahould happen to me." It
bore th nam of "W. H.
Pearce."
Mlaa Stephana told nolle th
man. whom ah knew aa Hisnop.
wanted ber to elope with bim
and that they had quarreled
when ebe refused.
Genlle as a pup, but a glutton for
PUNISHMENT
No whipping, no mining ... just a tofl word, and your
Terraplane will go through fin and water for you!
That's TER RA PL A IS ING I
CHEPIET PUTS
DETROIT, Aug. 12. Klctlteen
thousand mora men are at work
In Chevrolet and Pontlac planta
today than at tha same liana a
year ago, W. 8. Knudson, pret
dent and general manager of tha
Chevrolet Motor Compaoy statcl
In discussing tha employment alt
uaiion.
In emphasising thla picture of
rising employment, Mr. Knudson
also pointed out that payroll fig
ures of th two companlea are
now at a higher ataga than 1c
any year since th boom period
of mil.
In th single week from July
ft to July 16, Inclusive, th num
ber of men employed Increaaed by
approximately 4,000 at The 20
planta throughout the United
States and from the 15th up to
the present, approximately 2,000
more men had been added to tbc
payrolla.
Since June 10. declared Mr.
Knudson, aa be analyzed th fix-
urea, a email army of 11.000 men
have found employment with
Chevrolet and Pontlac. Total em'
ployment today la abov 46,000
persons.
Balbo Brings His
Seaplanes to Rome
(Continued from Page On)
General Pellegrini received the
gold medal for aeronautical va
lor. Approximately 100,000 per-
sons roared acclaim aa General
Balbo'a leading triad dipped
over the Tido Dl, Roma and
then Bent a flurry of spray fly
ing from the crater, aa In per
fect formation, they landed at
tb and of a 11,200-mll voyage.
Premier Benito Mueollnl,
standing stiffly at attention.
threw up bla right arm In the
fascist salute to the black beard
ed air minister who bad led th
flight to Chicago and return.
General Balbo returned tb
aalute.
Then, while royalty, diplomats,
cabinet ministers and many
thousands of cheering spectators
looked on, the fascist premier
warmly embraced th general
and congratulated him on tba
aueceaa of bla daring ventur.
Havana Torn by
Mad Rioting As
Machado Leaves
(Continued from Pag On)
death at tba banda of a revolu
tionary mob armed with machine
guna.
Their bullet-riddled plane, a
Pan-American Alrwaya clipper.
xoomeo out of tne' Havana alr-
- - muuuay to mil
por to the accompaniment of ton at Olendele
bowline bullet aftar th atok
aeiaed all tbalr baggage, hur
riedly packed after a aarvant at
tha Ferrera borne waa slain by
terrorlata. Dr. Ferrera told tba
United Praaa.
LOS ANOELE8, Aug. It (CP)
Orvllle Mohler, former U. 8. O.
football star, now a member el
th Mission baseball elnh of tha
Coaat league, will b married
Monday to Miss Barnardlna 01-
Funerals
i
DAMKL RAY GROVES
Tha funeral of tha late Dan
iel Ray Groves, who paased away
at bla residence in Altamont
Acres, Aug. . will be held Mon
day, Aug. 14, at 10:20 a. m..
from the Klamath funeral home,
the Rev. J. B. Coan of tha Meth
odist church officiating. Inter
ment will be in the Llnkvlll
cemetery.
Obituaries
ECGE.NE B. DO.NOVA.
Eugene B. Donovan, a resident
of Klamath Falls for ten yeara.
died Saturday evening after a
brief Illness. Mr. Donovan waa
a native of Michigan. He waa
born July , 1867. He waa a lum
ber grader by occupation. He la
survived by bis mother, Mrs.
L. B. Donovan, two alstera. Edith
and Janney Donovan, a brother.
George Donovan, all of Weat
Branch. Mich., and a brother,
Garfield Donovan of Chicago.
He also left a daughter, Mrs.
Robert N. Alter of Klamath '
Kails. The body la at tb Klamath I
Funeral Home, where frienda
may call. Funeral notice will be
made later.
Sblne on aerge can bo removed
by aponglng witb hot vinegar be
fore pressing.
Price Alone
does not represent VALUE
in a used car. The condition of the car and the rep
utation of the dealer are the most important factors.
Each of our used cars is carefully reconditioned
and "okeyed" before t is offered for sale. These
cars can be bought with the full confidence of a
new car.
1932 Chevrolet Coupe, gide
wheeling. A modern car
mounted
tires, free
.9495
1932 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan, heavy duty tires, or
iginal paint like new. An excellent car...)54S
1930 Ford Coach, perfect condition..
-4265
1931 Ford Sport Coupe, new heavy duty tires, very
nice condition .. ... $323
1931 Ford Victoria. One of the cleanest Fords we
have had in a long time . p?;
LOCKE MOTOR CO.
S22 S. 6th St.
Phone 49
By letter, by wire, by worti-of-month.
Ease Terraplane owner have told ua of
experienee with., their can that hare
seemed even to ua almoft Incredible until
we learned the detail,-
Thousands of trouhle-fjee high-speed miles,
emergency high.gatf rlnn over rockj
mountain roads in record time, accidents
prevented by Terraplan . agility, trip
dtrcmgh mnd and aand in the dead of night,
... in every atory thrill, in very thrill
the assurance of Terraplane mggedneaa,
dependability and safety.
Yet the Terraplane ia a gmtit car quiet,
smooth, comfortable, instantly responsive.
It I aa amaaingly economical car. It is a
beautiful, sleek, low-slung car.-
Have you driven a Terraplane yet?
"Bobby, darling, think of having a new dog
mnd a new Terraplan tht tarn day I
"Coma on, feUoxoUt't gat
starred. iranf to thow
your mother tchat (hit nets
chariot trill do."
nunsox essex terraplane
lUTER-SIX, HWS PACEMAKER CIGHTA,97I " STANDARD MX ROADSTER, Htt COUFK, MM SPECIAL MX COUPI, 80B EIGHT, 86i
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ACME MOTOR CO.
410 South 6th ' Phone 680
JMaee B. A. Rolfft'aj Terraplaae Orefcetjtra ajvery SaarTay Night I
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Bated en the latest retail regfirrofran frgerw Kent HlMTI
Company (all (tare for ftve fuo rnontha).
Chevrolet hen sold In excess of 370,000 p.
True enough, it isn't news any more to say that Chevrolet
leads the world in automobile sales. People have come to
take that for granted. But this year there is an important differ-.
ence. In the face of the keenest "show-me" market the industry
has ever known, Chevrolet has increaaed its margin of leader
ship. In fact, according to the latest available figures, Chev
rolet alone has sold almost as many cars this year as all the rest
of the low-price field combined I
When a car looms above its field like that, there can't be any
argument about it. ( must ba an all-round better buy.
And that's exactly what Chevrolet offers you.
The bodies are Fisher bodies, and that's the most famous name
in its field. Famous for styling and luxury. Famous for pio
neering such revolutionary advancements as the new ventilation
system that lets you make your own weather. Famous for using
the strongest and quietest body construction of the day solid
steel over a sturdy hardwood frame. The engine is valve -in-
Stel eleee
head six, and that's the same basic design that has been breaking
economy and dependability records for year after year. It's
Cushion-Balanced to blot out vibration. It's full of snap and '
vigor. In fact, it has been called the most efficient engine iaa
the low-price field. .
. 'Then there's Syncro-Mesh with SiJent Second. There's tha
Starterator. There's Simplified Free Wheeling, the Octane
Selector, long, parallel-mounted springs more advancements
than we have space to describe, but all of proven vaue.
What's more, Chevrolet prices start at $445, and no Chevrolet
la listyd above $5651
Already this year, hundreds of thousands of owners have put
this car through every kind of test, driven it millions of miles, and
proved that it i' right I No other car in the world bears such a
recommendation. Don't guess buy from the leader.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
Ail arfeee , e. . flint, htlehlttn. Sptetml eaif'pmeet eirra. lev eWrerea1
aefeee and easr O. M. A. C term.
Is eat eeeeaa.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUI
Locke Motor Co.
522 S. 6th Phone 49