Speculation On Why Scientists
Are Behind Iron Curtain Ends
De Gaullee Faces Much Pressure
For Release Of Hunaer Strikers
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SEATTLE JAP) Speculation
on why a husband and wife, who
were University of Washington
cientista, are behind the Iron
Curtain ended Thursday.
Officials at the school received
a brief letter front Dr. Josephine
Junge, 55. and a short telegram
from Charles Junge, 4. The mes
sages were from Prague, Czecho
slovakia, where the Junges were
located with their adopted 10-year-old
son, Larry.
Dr. Earl Benditt of the univer-
Police Describe
Kidnap Suspect
CORVALLIS (AP) Oregon
Slate police Wednesday night re
leased a detailed description of
the kidnaper aought for the ab
duction of Marjorie Schubert, S,
in Corvallis.
Marjorie was returned home
aafely Wednesday morning.
Sgt. Bob Haynes of the state
police Corvallis office said the
man may have a speech impedi
ment or a foreign accent.
He was 60 to 70 years old. 5 6.
of a heavy build, with thick bushy
greying hair, gray-green or blue
eyes, a jutting jaw. a large double
chin, and apparently was a very
heavy smoker, Haynes said.
The vehicle in which the girl
was abducted was described as
an older model, 2-tone blue two
door sedan, with a stick shift and
well worn seat covers of reddish
plaid.
Haynes said the man was last
aeen wearing a grey or green
ahiny leather jacket with a roll
collar, one bottnn on each sleeve,
blue jeans appearing to be too
large, and low brown work shoes,
well worn.
Highway 42
Bonds Sold
SALEM (AP) - The Oregon
Highway Commission received
bids today for $20 million worth of
bonds for three projects.
The commission said it was
pleased with them.
The low bid for $12 million of
bonds for construction of the Co
lumbia River Bridge at Astoria
was 3.334 per cent interest. This
means the state would pay $7,401,
600 in interest over 30 years.
This bid was submitted by a
syndicate including the First Na
tional Bank of Oregon.
The other bond issue is for $8
million, split evenly between the
Coos Bay-Roseburg Highway and
the north end of The Dalles-California
Highway.
This bid, at 2.67936 per cent in
terest, was submitted by First Na
tional Bank of Chicago, Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
and associates.
The interest on these 10-year
bonds would be $1,179,040.
The legislature authorized $24
million worth of bonds for the As
toria bridge, but the commission
is selling only half of them now.
Construction of the bridge will
start early next year, and will
take about three years.
- WIFE PLAYS DAUGHTER
"NEW YORK (AP) A married
couple, Joe Silver and Clovi Colton,
are stepping out of character for
roles in the off-Broadway musical,
"O Marry Me."
The two are cast as father and
daughter in the adaptation of Oli
ver Goldsmith'! "She Stoops to
Conquer."
sity's Department of Pathology
said Mrs. Junge wrote she and
her husband had, for a long time,
wanted to work in socialist na
lions. Benditt saia she wrote they
were sorry but they didn't feel
they could say anything about
their Dlan before leaving Seattle.
Dr. William Royce of the Fish
eries Research Institute at the
university, said Junge's telegram
contained his resignation and said
I letter was on its way.
The Junges left Seattle the mid
dle of September for what they
said was a three-week visit to
Europe. That was the last heard
of them until early this week
when they were reported in Vien
na. In the meantime, the univer
sity dropped them from the pay
roll. Reached by telephone in Prague
Wednesday, Mrs. Junge aid, "My
husband and I would like to stay
in Czechoslovakia for the rest of
our lives."
A brother, Ralph A. McBroom,
a Salt Lake City attorney, said,
"We are not justified in conclud
ing that these people are acting
voluntarily.
"However, if it is assumed that
they are acting voluntarily, then
we fully expect they will change
their minds. If and when they do
change their minds, the family is
prepared to assist them in any
way to return.
"This entire affair came as a
complete shock ai surprise to all
the other members of the family.
We simply did not expect it."
Neither did a lot of other peo
ple. Air Squadron
Plans Exercise
Officers and enlisted men of the
Emerald Empire's 9610th Air Re
serve Recovery Squadron are plan
ning the first operations exercise
in the unit's brief five-month his
tory. The operation will take place
Dec. 10. At that time a civilian
light plane "standing in" for a
military craft theoretically "in
trouble" will touch down at Mahlon
Sweet Field north of Eugene. This
will set the squadron members in
motion for a three-hour period,
performing the same type of duties
they would carry out in an actual
emergency situation.
They'll "decontaminate" the
plane assuming that it has been
subjected to nuclear radiation
provide emergency first aid and
medical services for the "injured"
crew and go through the motions
of servicing and refueling the
plant. During the landing, emer
gency crash rescue and fire fight
ing crews will stand by.
Lt. Col. Charles Morris, squad
ron commander, said the unit still
needs qualified reserve officers
range of jobs. He urged any in
terested men with prior military
service to contact squadron head
quarters in Eugene. Rosehurg resiv
dents may call Sgt. Dolph Boyer
at OR 2 3814.
nthinir tn 41. I, .. nl-. . .1 -
the Junges provided any clues to
nj uiey wain 10 nve in a com
munist nation Dp Rii-hut-H ....
k'leve, dean of the university's
('nllei? til 1Tich.tr. ...U.l.
-lain in,, in WIlll-ll
; Junge worked, said Junge never
wuicaira leanings lor or against
communism.
Their neighbors regarded them
as a quiet couple who attended
social gatherings occasionally.
Their home is a rambling two
story log structure in a wooded
suburb on the east side of Lake
Washington. Dust is gathering on
hundreds of good books and many
classical phonograph r e c o rds
there.
There isn't any indication the
couple planned to leave for good.
In the entry hall is a bicycle
almost new, a Christmas gift for
their son. Their station wagon is
still there.
The scientific work these two
nennle HiH uiahIH n.t k. -
cular interest or value to the
soviei. junge specialized on re
search into fish numbers and ori
gins in the North Pacific. Mrs.
Junge was a sDecialist in twt..
ria.
PARIS (API-President Charles
He Gaulle today faced mounting
pressure from abroad to release
three fasting Algerian nationalist
leaders who reportedly intend to
continue their hunger strike until
set free.
i Three Moroccan ministers sent
by King Hassan II to plead with
De Gaulle for the release of Mo
hammed Ben Bella, vice premier
jof the Algerian rebel government,
I and two rebel ministers an
nounced Wednesday night that
they were delaying their depar
ture for home.
Speculation Raised
I The announcement raised spec-
ulation that De Gaulle may be
I showing signs of freeing the three
rebel leaders to avoid making
I them martyrs in Algeria's fight
for independence.
, Ben Bella and his fellow pris
oners, nussein All Anmea ana
Mohammed Khider, were trans
ferred under heavy guard from
the Chateau de Turquant in the
Loire Valley to Garches Hospital
near Paris Monday night when
when French officials became
concerned about their health.
The three started their fast
Nov. 2, along with about 3,900
I other Alsrrian prisoners in
France who are' on a hunser
i strike demanding bettor prison
I conditions.
I Alsorian spokesmen had indi
cated earlier that Bi'n Bella an 1
jhis two ministers were demon
strating solidarity with all Alger
ians imprisoned by the French
But their attorneys made it clear
that the three are fasting for their
ireeuum. pen nena is determined
to go on "to the end, his law
yer said.
Moroccan Envoys Arrive
The Moroccan ministers ar
rived Tuesday and talked with
De Gaulle and Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville. They
conferred again with Couve de
Murville Wednesday and, after a
hospital visit with the fasting Al
gerians, paid him a second visit
Wednesday night.
In New York, meanwhile, the
U.N. General Assembly by a 62-0
vote appealed to France to "re
dress the legitimate grievances of
the Algerian prisoners in recog
nizing their status as political
prisoners, with a view to making
possible the immediate termina
tion of the hunger strike."
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