The news-review., June 13, 1956, Image 11

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Sentence For Murders
WAUSAU. Wis. I A Winne
bago Indian who said "voices of
my ancestors" taunted him to kill
was sentenced to life in state pris
on Monday for stabbing four rela
tives to death.
Russell Monegar, 38, a World
War II veteran, admitted the slay
ings May 3, but pleaded innocent
and innocent by reason of insanity
to four charges of first degree
murder.
Moneear testified he drank a
home remedy made of mescal
cactus buttons May 2 and had no
control over his actions.
A iurv found him euiltv Satur
day, and Circuit Judge Gerald
boileau imposed the four concur
rent life terms after denying a
defense motion for further mental
observation.
Slain in a Winnebago settlement
near here were Monegar's wife,
Ophelia, 33; her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Long, 56; his niece, Iris
Kolbeck, 5 months, and Iris' half
brother, Phillip Garvin, 8.
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Don't Be Fooled
By Russian Talks,
Adenauer Warns
NEW HAVEN, Conn. I West
German Chancellor Adenauer
called on the West Monday not to
relax "even for one moment" its
vigilance in the face of friendly
talk from Soviet Russia.
Adenauer called the present tac
tics "more dangerous than the
former aggressive conduct" of the
Kremlin.
He said the men in the Krem
lin "are still not prepared to re
move the main causes of the ten
sion of the world."
Adenauer's remarks were in an
address at a luncheon given in his
honor by the Board of Governors
of Yale University.
Earlier in the day, the states
man received an honorary degree
of doctor of laws during Yale
University commencement exercises.
Adenauer, on a week's visit to
this country, arrived here from
Greenwich, Conn., Sunday night
In his luncheon speech, the
Chancellor said:
"Throughout the world, the Sov
iets aggravate existing conflicts
and endeavor to undermine the
West's position in an unscrupulous
manner. Above all they want to
smash first the mighty protective
shield of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation and to drive the
United States from Eurone so that!
Europe will fall like a ripe fruit
into the Soviet lap."
Stalinism In Naw Guise
The German leader asserted it
is undeniable that the present Rus
sian leaders have made an im
pression on some people by push
ing Stalin from his throne "after
his death, it is to be noted.
But, he added, there are no
signs to indicate the disavow
al of Stalinism means the accept
ance of those spiritual principles
which are the foundations of the
j free world.
"There are only new forms and
methods used by a new, more dex
terous leadership in the Kremlin,"
in order to reach the old Bolshevik
objectives with fewer sacrifices.
Adenauer said it was undeniable
that recently the cohesion of the
West had weakened and "there are
clear indications of a lack of co
ordination in its foreign policy."
He added that NATO further de
velopedis the proper instrument
with which to tackle the new task
of preventing Soviet moves to take
advantage of weakness of the
West.
Guilty Pleat Entered
To Cold Trafficking
SAN FRANCISCO l Guilty
pleas were entered in federal
court here Monday by Elbert S.
Osburn, 49, Cave Junction, Ore.,
and Guy Fye, 59, Auburn. Calif.,
who had been accused of illegal
trafficking in gold.
Osburn, a timber salesman, and
Pye, a miner, pleaded guilty to
a conspiracy count in a three
count indictment. They also were
charged with violating the Gold
Reserve Act by illegal sale and
possession of gold. The court re
served a decision on a petition
for dismissal of these counts.
The court fixed July 3 as the
date for sentencing. Maximum
penalty is five years in prison and
a $10,000 fine.
Search For 3 Missing
Fishermen Called Off
KLAMATH FALLS I Search
for three fishermen missing near
Bly was called off shortly after
noon Tuesday when they walked
into Bonanza.
They said they spent the night
in a stalled automobile, then hiked
in for heln.
Both ground and air search had
been started for the men, Tex
Culley, 55; Jesse Kidd, 68; and
Ed Mcintosh, all of Klamath Falls
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its earnings for the year ended
April 30 amounted to $11,276,600.
or $5.22 a share, compared with
$7,638,100 and $4.07 a share for
the previous year.
The company reported sales for
the past year were $202,832,400,
compared to $150,565,500 for the
year before.
For the quarter ended April 30,
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17 Tiny Korean Orphans Arrive
LOS ANGELES I Seventeen
tiny Korean - American orphans
arrived nere Tuesday and 10 of
them met their new parents.
The group, shepherded by the
Rev. Dr. Robert Pierce, toddled
down the ramp from a PAN
American Clipper to the cheers of
a cluster of foster parents.
Among the latter were actor
Roy Rogers and his wife, Dale
Evans, welcoming their filth
adopted child. Rogers now has a
total of seven children. Two are
by a previous marriage.
The orphans children of Amer
ican servicemen and Korean
girls arrived from Honolulu on
the last leg of a delayed flight
from Seoul.
The delay was caused by an
outbreak of measles in Tokyo. The
tots were quarantined for three
weeks.
The mass adoptions were spon
sored by World Vision, Inc., which
supports 101 orphanages in South
Korea. Dr. Pierce is the founder
and president of the organization.
Wed., June 13, 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
FUNNY BUSINESS
RANGE CONDITION GOOD
PORTLAND W The state's
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since 1945, the Oregon crop and
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Tuesday.
The ranges as of June 1 were
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compared with 81 per cent last
year and 84 per cent in the 10
year average.
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