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6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., Dec. 5, 195? Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., Dec. 5, 1955 (Sec. I)-7 Hunters Qieck Progress of -Barbary Rams By STEVE LOWELL . ROY, N.M. x-A eeiantlfie x . pedition, armd with high-powered rifles, field glassea and kibitzers net out this weekend to find out! If the nation has a new big game animal coming up. - A small army o( about M hunt-1 ers, state game department men i . and Interested on-lookers invaded 1 30-mile stretch of the cliff-! rimmed Canadian River Canyon. , They . were ... after 15 Barbary rams, prt of a herd of about 100, the only ones on the North American continent , - Just before the party started nut, Homer Pickens, director of the state game department, ex plained: "We're In the dark ages about - these sheep. Almost nothing . is known about them. That's why we decided to hold this hunt. We want to find out what they eat, if any parasites bother them, and their habits. We think we may have the nucleus of a big game animal for American hunters, and we believe the whole west in particular. Is looking on with much interest for the results." rirtt Rant Fifteen men from the general New Mexico public and ten land owners, one a woman, Mrs. George Ray Jr., of Roy, received permits to take part in this first hunt of Its kind in North Ameri ca. In each small group of up to four was a game department man. His duty ws to help spot the sheep, the sex of which is hard to tell at a distance because both rams and ewes bear horns, and to bring back the entrails for laboratory study. Preliminary examination of or gans, blood and stomach rontents are being made at a field labora tory set up in this little northeast New Mexico village. Thea more complete studies are to be made t the California game and fish . dept. laboratory. Much won't be ! known for many months. WlthMl Water Pickens pointed out that one of principal values of the Barbary, ! native or the Atlas and Anti Atlas mountains of North Africa. Is its ability to go for days without water. That's why, he said Arizona was particularly interested, but he added, "we think all the western tales are Just as interested." "This animal, which runs up to m pounds and is more closely re lated to the African antelope than to sheep, was first brought from Africa to Balboa Park Zoo in San Diego, Calif," Pickens said. "1 believe it was through the in terest of an army officer who had served la North Africa during World War II that Balboa got it first animals," he explained, , From Balboa "Our first plantings." Pickens went on, "was in 1M when we rounded up eight animals from Joe McKnight, a Roswell sheep man. He got his from Balboa. Then about IBM, we got about 60 more from Balboa.? They art interesting animals to hunt. Pickene describes Jt this way: i They flush like quail, run a little j way, and hide like rabbits. Then you walk by and they flush out behind you, run a little way and ! hide again. They are hard to see . against this sandstone cliff back-1 ground, even if they are good ' "sized." Bagged Ram Bt despite their buff-colored camouflage, Rancher Pete Shur bet, with his range-wise eyes, had little trouble seeing them. He was the first to' report in a kill. He spotted two rams, a ewe and a ' butterball-like lamb, rounding a cliff corner about 300 yards below his feet on a pinnacle. With one shot, he neatly bagged his ram. The other three, apparently con. , fused, kept coming closer, and- they were only about 100 yards j away before they spotted the men and scampered. A few bounds sver sandstone boulders and they were lost from sight again. S h v r b e t, who does a- lot of hunting, was understandably ex cited about this new trophy. "Well, I guess 1 can stsnd up and be counted," he grinned. Police Locate Playboy in Swindle Deal NEW YORK on - Six months and eight countries after he ran out on a $330,000 swindling charge, playboy Robert M. Schlesinger was located in Canada Sunday. Au thorities said he agreed to return voluntarily. Schlesinger Is the son of the fa bulously wealthy Countess Mona Bismark, who inherited 100 mil lion dollars from her second hus band, Harrison Williams, when he died in 1953.. Schlesinger, 37, the child of her first marriage to a Milwaukee in dustrialist, is charged with bilking three businessmen of 1330,000 in a phony oil deal. He allegedly used one of the checks in the deal to finance a Jewelry-buying courtship of actress Linda Christian. Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan, who - announced Schlesinger- had 'been located, said Schlesinger's trail eioce his Indictment June 1 led through these . cities and coun tries: ' Chicago.Miaml , Bogota, Colom bian Lima. 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Hesr a report from Foreign ' Minister Molotov on his Geneva talks with Secretary of State Dulles, British Foreign Minister MscMlllsn and French Foreign 1 Minister Plnay. These talks end ed Nov. 16 without s single agree ment on cold war Issues. 2. Listen also to Bulgsnin and Soviet psrty boss Nik Its S. Khruschchev tell about their month long tour of India, Burma and Afghanistan. They will re turn to Moscow about Dec. 17. i. Posnlbly -r- slthough this is frankly classed ss crystal ball gaxing disclose a Soviet pro gram geared to round twe of the cold wsr. There is no guessing st this stage on whether the Soviets will try to recapture the "Geneva 'spirit" of essier relations achieved st the Summit confer ence, or tend further toward, as Dulles hss put it, "the same hos tility snd animosity which ao defiled the relations between u iin the past " 4. Make some personel chsnge. j No sweeping reorganizations are j looked for, however, and any real I big bombshells in this depart- j ment will more likely be saved for the twentieth congress of ' Russia's Communis! party next Februsry, In ge nrrsl, preliminary U. S. , studies of what the Communists are up to indicate this strstegy; Hold the line in Europe and ; apply pressure elsewhere, wher ever the opportunity offers. is oODGfefea (ScuaFGunttGodl i? Vrjac nK)Gi7 CBgigCi SGADS SS Dl (gcoppftoa PCdokiq' B'0s?'i ADl-jovc PGG-PARC1DD3 PROBLEM DISCUSSED I DAMASCUS. Syria. A" I diplomatic source here said Sun day the United States. Britain, France, Turkey and member gov ernment! of the Baghdad pact 1 are consulting on proposals for settlement of the Palestine, prob lem. " ' v,