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Newspaper Page Textfuly 21, 1937 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRE3 DEMOS SIGNED TO BOTTLE UP (Continued from Pag One) elary commute but did not eotn mil themselves on III bill Itself. A ahnwdown vol on th court wa delayed today whsn both Ides e greed to in extension o( thn true that began llh Hoblneon's death. Th court lesu will bo brouiht up ln befnr Thur day at th earliest. Tomorrow th senat democrat, mealing In cau eus, will enooe between llerkeley and Harrison for majority leader. Both eandldatee war confidant. Harrison Hid, "I don't think I here I any doubt about thli fliht," nd whll lurklar himself waa llant hi campaign manager, Beu Sherman Minion, D., Ind., said b was aura of 40 or 41 rotes. A majority of lb senetee 71 democrat la II. WARHINOTON, July 0 (API An admlnlatrailon apokaaman aid today that naw com promla court bill possibly would ba ntfarad to win lb aupport of opponanta of th maaaur now bafnr th aanat. Th official, who would not b quoted by nama, aatd thar waa very decided belief all round that th blttar contaat over court raoriantiatton In th anat would "work out aurprla Ingly aatlafactory to all con cerned. " II aipreaaed thee oplnlona after Vic I'realdrnt earner bad epant mor than an bour at th Whit lloua with I'realdenl Rooaavelt. Will Continue ltrualnn Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill aen t court bill opponent aban doned their plan for an Imroedl at abowdown on th court bill. After an hour' conference with a ecor of leader of th opposition, Henator Wheeler (D Mont) announced It had been decided that when the bill come up In th aenat aiatn "w ar (olni to contlnu to dlacua th meaaur.' Th development at th Whit Hnua and th capltol cam al moat almullaneoualy when ad mlnlatrailon and opposition lead er returned to work After their Journey to th funeral of th lat Majority leader Rohlnana In Arkanaae. They returned her lat midnight. Yeaterday, om of th opposi tion leadera had ald ther waa strong likelihood that they would move, when th senate convened today, to aend th court bill back to th judiciary commute. Admlnlatrailon chleftalna. how over, determined to oppoa any abowdown until th senate demo crats bav cbnaen a new leader to succeed Koblnaon. Harrison, lUrklry Even Rtrength In th leaderahlp con teat was almost equally split be tween Benalora Harrison (D Mlaal and llarkley (D-Kyl. A caucua of parly member In th senate I scheduled for tomorrow morning. Th question of lead ership may be settled at that time. The admlnlatrailon apokeamsn aid puhlle opposition to the court bill Tolced yesterday by Governor Herbert H. Lehman of New York waa not particularly aurprlalng to the admlnlatrailon but that th timing of th pub lication of hi letter to Senator Wagner (D-NY) waa "deadly" aimed. "Rather Gratuitous" Th spokesman added that no on in reaponalhl poaltlon in Washington wa "furiou" or particularly "Jolted" by Leh man's action, least of all Presi dent Mooeevelt. He said frankly, however, that although Lehman's attitude to ward the bill had been known for some time, the administration had not expected him lo make his views public. In that res pect, he added, the New York governor'a action was looked up on as "rather gratuitous." An experimental type autnglro, capable of travel on highway as well aa In the air, has a top speed of SO miles an hour, and carries sufficient fuel and oil for Sli hours' cruising flight with pilot, one passenger, and 40 pounda of baggage. W wlah to thank our many friends for their klndneaa and beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Oahntirn Wotnack and children. Martha Reeds. Joe Bneda. 7-20 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SMALL ROOM KOM RENT 134 North 3rd. 4463tf FllRNIBIIKn ROOM for one and two. Private entrance. Also garage. Men only. 1546 Cres cent. T-il FOR RKNT Three-room houae on t'olvlll lane. Inquire at , Harvles Blue Ribbon Rnhbllry. 7-10 CONVALKHl'KNT 1IOMK, Ash land, flood place lo real, flood food. No children. 7-10 0 1 2 MEN WITH CARS Soma finance, to demonitrafe and tell $20 TO $30 PER DAY. See Mr. Philips, Pelican Hotel, after 7 p. m. today. MO GUGLIEMO MARCONI DIES SUDDENLY AT PALACE IN ROME (Continued from Tag On) dent supporter Msrconl had been, waa notified of the deaf Imme diately. II dispatched a telegram of condolence and later want lo Marconi's horn In lh Via Con dntll and paid bis reaped beald th body. II Due approached th bad,, hlrh waa lighted at th four cor ner by tall randies. II pauaed. then bent and klaaed th dead man on th forehead. Top Mend llleulng Th f I rat Intimation that Mar coni waa not feeling well cam yesterday afternoon when he waa forced lo cancel an appointment with II Due. Pop Plua Xf, with whom th Inventor had had a long audience Raturday concerning the new ra dio atatlon he waa building for the vallran, wa notified by tele phone t hia aummer realdenc at t'aatel Gondolfo. He aent a spe cial bleating to th Inventor. Mrconl hd been clnaely aaao rlated with th pontiff. He In atalled lh flrat radio atatlon t lh Vatican and when It wa Inaugurated In 1J1. It was Msr conl who Introduced Plus, lh first pop aver to apeak over th radio. Insist on Working Despite hia lllnea yeaterday. Marconi Instated on working on hia lateat mlcro-wav experiment. Th Marquis Lulgl Rolarl. head of th Italian Marcuni company, lh Inventor biographer and Ufa long friend, aald that lat yeater dajr afternoon Marconi cam Into hia offlr "to talk about hia mlcro wav experiment." Th Marconi company offlree ar In lh Inventor honi and today the employes learned of hi death aa they arrived for work. They atood together In little groups In the corridors wblaperlng gravely among Ihemaelvaa. Many of them wen weeping openly. ".Marconi told ni he planned lo apeud the whole aummer aboard hia jacht Klettra conducting ex periments." golarl aald. Hia Idea wa to adapt th mlcro-wav to long rang tranamlaalon. "limit Affection" for V. R. "Marconi waa very hopeful of lh aurceaa of theae experiments and they ar In auch ahap and hare reached auch a point w can go ahead with hie work." Rolarl aald that "Marconi had a great affection for the United States. Next to hi own country be had a greater lov for America than any other country." Among lh thousands of tele gram of condolenc already pour ing In waa on from Alexander Kirk, charge d'affaires of the I'nlted state embassy, who aent It In th ahaenc of Ambaaaador William Phllllpe on vacation. Marconi's body will be removed to hlalorlc Karneelna palace, head quarter of lh Italian Royal acad emy of which h waa preaident, on lh banka of Ihe Tiber lh la after noon to lie In elate In Ihe blue robea of an academician. Iturtal At Bologna Following a preliminary fu neral service in Home, the body will he taken for burial to Bolok na where he conducted hia flrat experlnienta In a barn on hia father'e country ealale. Morning tiewapapera published apeclal edl'lona which were aold out Immediately to the erowda that awarmed around the news alands. 11 Measaggero'a comment waa conaldered representative: "Thla Is not only a loss to Italy but all the world, a loaa for acl ence and for humanity. With him diaappears one of the eoverelgn genltiaes who, becauae of th glory of their effort, ar sufficient unto themaelves." Marconi apparently had been In good health for th laat few days although he had Buffered aerloua UluesBca In the laat two yeaie. Three Developmenta At the time of hia death Mar coni waa working on three dif ferent developments of the prin ciple he discovered: television, especially with Ihe use of ultra short waves; further develop ments of the micro-wave, a new type radio transmitter for air planea. Much of Marconi's work had been devoted to military purposes the laat few years, and he had been repeatedly al work on a "death ray." Thla, however, waa denied aa frequently as It aa reported. Two events of the laat year were believed to have accentuated Marconi's heart condition and has tened his death. One was the aud dent death of hia brother, Alfonso. In London a few minutes before he wsa to have left for Rome to visit Ihe Inventor. The ptber aa the fir aboard hia yacht Klettra In th harbor of Civita Vecchla. Much of his experimental work was don In a laboratory on board and when Marconi was aroused by the fire during the early morning he help ed fight the blaxe for more than an hour, INDIAN KXONKIUTKII PORTLAND, July 20 AP) A coroner's Jury exonerated Mrs. Lucy Dick, 36-year-old Yakima Indian, yesterday in connection with the death of another In dian, Mrs. Dorothy Spencer. Rparkplnga occasionally should he removed from the engine and Inspected for auch defects as cracked porcelain. When Skin Torture Drives You Mad Cert a betflt of clMn, powerful, pane. friting Moonc't Cmtrld Oil. Th very ftrat application will give you rJIf and m fw thort trMtfwntt convfnc you that by ticking faithfully to It you hava at latt found tha way to and tha Itching tortura and diitrm. Moona'a Imaraid Oil la aaty and ilmpla to in Craatlu tjlnn- -Konomical promotaa healing. Aak any fiut-clati drug atora for a amall original lot tit Mocna tmaraltj Oih-fuaranfaad. Wngcnnxr Drug; Co., Mftll Drug Co.. Bell Lola of IU POLICE HELD INNOCENT IN RIOT DEATHS (Continued lion) Tag One) since shortly after the battle until Ihe laat seaalon began July 14. The 10 killed In Ihe battle In which more than 100 were In jured were Ham Popovlch, Earl Handler. Otla J o n e a, Joaeph Rothmund, Kenneth lted, An thony Tsgllerl, Leo Frenclsco, L Tladsle, Hllding Anderson and Albert Kauaey, Officials ssld th adjonrnmenti war taken so th Inquest eaalona would not conflict with the In vestigation conducted in Wash ington by lh LaFollett civil liberties committee and th stale a attorney's Inquiry here. A high point In both the In quest and lb senate committee bearings was Ihe showing of a Paramount newsrel of the bsttle the only professional motion pic tures obtained. JAPANESE SEIZE TIENTSINHARBOR (Continued from Page One) military commander In north China had been completed, fight ing waa reattmed shortly belore midnight. ftl waa pprent Japaneae mili tary atrategy will be to drlv out th 29th army from Ita poaltlona below I'elplng. aweep southward over the plalna toward Paotlngtu. her two crack division of the nationalist ermlrs reportedly were marching northward, and thua laolat i'elplng. Th city ould thua automati cally fall under Japanese military rule. The Jsiianese army, now more than 3u.uuo alrong In north China, would be In a position to drive the Chinese nationalist divi sions bark acroaa the Yellow river and effect virtual military occupa tion of north China. TIKNTSIX. July 30 (AP) The Japanese army aelxed con trol today of Ihe entire water frout at Tangku, Including wharves, Chinese cuatoma offlcea. and foreign shipping companlea in preparation for ihe expected arrival of 15, "00 troops from Japan. Tangku la the port for Tlent aln, connected by rail and water with thla city In th center of Ihe north China conflict. Reporta of Ihe Imminent ar rival of Japanese reinforcements Indicated four "troop tranaports were expected Thuraday. Concrnlratltina Increase The Kalian wharf waa not Im mediately affected and Ihe Brit ish warship llrimeby, which ar rived thla afternoon, moored alongside It. Heavily loaded trains were ex pected at Tientaln after midnight,' further Increasing Japanese con centration here. Extensive new Japanese troop movementa by railroad were reported. Alarmed Chines atreamed from Tientsin Into the foreign concessions with the flrat re porta of today's new fighting near Pelplng. REBELS ABANDON TRY TO REGAIN MADRID SECTORS (Continued from Page One) claco Franco 10 divisions of troops If Uermany will aend five dlvistona to Spain, lienevleve Tabouia, poli tical commentator for the news paper Oeuvre, said today. Copyright, 1937, by United Press mler llenilo Mussolini of Italy lo-1 night shattered a British "last chance" plan to salvage Ihe Span ish non-intervention project and dissolve the threat of a general war in r-urope. i Ambaaaador Pino Grand! of Italy Informed repreaenlatlvea of -i i niha If i.v nnvera. meetillK In the foreign office, that ltlnly j refused to disruaa the withdrawal of foreign "volunteers" from Spain' hattlefronla. ti-.nr. nnmmeamant dead- i locked Ihe seaalon and forced Ita adjournment "alne die" because i L-..n liaBlK refused to con- aider recognition nf the Spanish all foreign soldiers are out of Spain particularly the organised Itnlo-Germnn unite fighting for Ihe nallonallata. i. ..innnrlnrl th ltallnn refuael to discuss Ihe withdrawal of volunteers, thereby maintaining solid nail-fasclat support of the Spanish Insurgents. NIrkel-nlatod pans of a car ahould be given an occasional application of light macnin on to keep tnem iiom ruauua. It is" Just aa bad to have spring shackles too loose aa too tight. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Puna , Klamath Funeral Home BUI High t. Mr. and Mr. A. A. Ward. Manager. (Continued from Page One) organisational director, and Wal ler Reuther, president of tha Wrat Hide local. Harry 8. Toy, Ford attorney, aald be would move In circuit court for dlamlssal of the com plaint agalnat the company on the ground that a corporation' cannot be charged with aaaault and would contend the warrant waa faulty because there waa no testimony that all the defendants engaged in an attack on Merrlweather. M.ltli Hearing Contlnuee Judge Llddy announced bis findings aa a national labor re lations board hearing on charges against Ihe Kurd company con tinued with Stanley Zlek, former foreman In the paint and varnish shop of the company's Highland Park plant, testifying he wss or dered to discharge veteran work men because of their affiliation with the LAW. KxDlodlng Into profanity to em phasise aome of hia testimony. Zlek, wno ssia ne wsw Job after be waa forced to fire men with more than 20 years' service with the Fort) company, told lb NLRB trial xmlner Hie flrat man picked out for dismissal as Joseph V. Bailey. Bailey already baa tcatlfled be Joined Ihe union two day fter lh su prem court declared th Wagner act constitutional. Th NLRU neared th end of It evidence today In Ita hearing on a complaint charging the Ford company with unlalr labor prac tices. PORTLAND, July 30 (AP) If Henry Ford "wants to con Unue building automobile In th United States." h must accept union organisation, Charles P. Howard, secretary of th Com mute for Industrial Organisa tion and preaident of the Inter national Typographical union, said In an interview yesterday. Censures A. K. of h. "Of courae he may atop pro duction her and mora to Ire land. In that caa, w might not organize blm, but if he builds 'em here, he will be or ganized." aid Howrd. who head a union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor at the earn lime he holds an offlc with the opposing CIO. Howard, who aald the printers are "openly favorable" to the CIO, censured the A. F. of L. for "decadent" leadership and "obsolete" policies. He edded It would be Impractical for his union to quit the A. F. of L. because of large Inveatmenta In volved. FFA MAKES TEST OF GRASS SEEDS BONANZA In the spring of 1936 the Bonanza FFA boys pui in a aeed plot to teat various grasses mostly range grasses and dryland grassee. The aeed waa obtained from the Oregon State college and aome waa collected by William Holloway, agriculture Instructor. The created wheat graaa has made the beat growth this year and will product a good aeed crop. Laat year It did not look aa prom ising as aome of the other grasses. As the ground Is a very ssndy soil It was necessary to Irrigate to get the aeed up. This year I lie grasses have not been trrigatei. No care haa been given until re cently when the weeds were cut out between the rows. The seeds were planted In rows a rod long. Many graaaa made good growth CALL TONITE axTAVCRI. aS MIOHWAV ? SOUTH SAVEfora VACATION Current iPghW Dividend' V ' f I.IMI Hlnns Vour Account First Federal Savings and Loan Association OK KLAMATH FALLS 111 No. 9th St. Phone 171 Member of Federal Savings and lfian Insurance Corp. laat year, but winter killed badly with a very poor stand this year. Red fescue, Indian rice grass, bulbosa bluegrass, gandberg blue grass and orchard gras war the onee nearly killed out. The wheat grasses did not winter kill but have mad poor growth thla year except for crested wheal grass. Slender wheat did bettor than beardless wheal and blue bunch wheat grass. No beaus have ahown up yet. Rrome grasa has made a good growth this year and well as liv ing through the winter In fine shape. It will produce plenty of aeed. Meadow feacue died out some during th winter but has made fair growth. Tall oat grass baa a good stand thla year and good growth. Tall fescue haa a fair aland with poor growth. The aeed plot la located In the norlhweat corner of th Bonanta high achoot grounds. Anyon In tereated In seeing theae graaae fa welcomed to Inspect tbem any time. LONG TIME DORRIS RESIDENT DIES Funeral services were held at Yreka Tueidar for B. M. Rlrhard-i on, 82, resident of the Uorria neighborhood for many years, who died at Yreka Saturday r.inht. IMrhardaon was a natire of Ku- jcene but lived at Dorrls for many: years.- Survivors Include a daugh ter, Mrs. Gladys M. Talbert, Dor rls; two sons, Irving Richardson of Dorrls and Ilarley Richardson of Klamath Falls, and several nephews and nelces. 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