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o o o o O o C O C o o. O O G Report Said To Contribute Nothisig Jo Refute Kidnaping of De Galindez New York The report by lawyers Morris Ernst and Wil liam Munson, released Sun day, has contributed nothing substantial to refute the theory that Dr. Jesus D. Galindez was kidnaped by agents of Dominican Dictator Trujillo and flown from Long Island to the Dominican Re public, via Florida, by Gerald Murpfey, a free-lance Ameri can Me?. According to this week's fssue of Life maga zine, the Ernst-Munson inves tigation does not alter the disappearance on the same nightO tfcat Murphy, after weeks of preparation and af ter working with a convicted TbcyU. Do It Every CTremblechin bought TH4T H4DKT MISSED A SINGE RAUL REVERE'S ,4LLQP I'M SINKING Jg? WYS A NICE p IT ALL. INTO EEgl QUARTERLY S UNITED y5E DIVIDEND King feeto vrviicate, Irx . Wir?d rights r" 'HILTS Exercises Held Outdoors By MRS. M. F. CAVIN HilQ Graduation eJTcises for Hilts grammer school (ere-held Wednesday night, ilayT, on the bJQck-top game court at the school. The pro gram was attended by a large i nuQber of parents and n friendsQmany from out OfO town. n Q American Legion certlfic ates and medals of achieve- fnent were awarded to Betty Lehman and Itober Laustalot. Jan Smith received an honorv able mention certificate. Pre- sentationt of the ajrards was made by WillQn Smith. Ath letic awaits were also pre sented at this time. Other members of the grad uating class were Shirley, Jerry and Victory Van De C&egha, Katie Sanfsrd, S&iron r Gould, Margaret Vance, Pat- ty Wasson, Jean Super, Bobby Joe Sage and Judy Rife Students cjysen to have their names engraved on the school's scholarship trophy - xveifc BettyLehmfti, Robert Laustalot and Jan Simth. Val edictorian was Betty Lehman and Salutatoriaa was Smith. Guest speaker was the Rev. John Dowling of Yreka. Diplomas were presentecPby Mrs. Audomar DeClerck and invocationlvas given by pa-tor-John Snaw and the bene diction by the Rev. Dowling. O At the close of the progam cookies and punch served. were Mrs. Ernest Palonaand QaugJaler.CPatty, and ttrs. L. Anderson of Klamath Falls, visitedDMonday at'Hhe home of Mrs. Palone's brother1 andAin and daughter Mr. and Mrs L.: r tt on4 TVTi-V TTr-T-icic-f I Tro Vieira TVTr snH TVTrc Flaw Owife, Mr. Mr. Ernest Spannaus 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heath of Klamath Falls visited Wed- nesday at the Ed Staley and he Tom Shuck home. Mr. and Mrs. Gino Trinca and sons, Pat and Mike, spent last week end on the coast. .Carl Spearin of Rumsey, Calif., visited Wednesday af ternoon at the home of Mr. I UJ i i i' I I With purchase of 51 AC r Gal. at Regular Price J (While promotional Supply Lasts) 217 West 6th agent of the Dominican Re public, headed on a long flight southward. Investigation Retraced The magazine notes that the Ernst-Munson paper attempts to retrace Life's investigation. "It delves into every step minutely, but the result nev er (disproves Life story. In many ways it substantiates it." Life says that if the al legations of its theory were unjust "as hinted and not provedcby the Ernst report," EspaillaCand Trujillo are wel come to come to the U.. and sue for libel. 0 Q support of its position the magazine quotes Congress Time a stock OlVIDEND HE'S BEEM A STOCKHOLDER. FOS 4 BOUT A WEEK MOW-SO LETS SEE HOW THINGS 4RE M4BKETW1SE (Jand Mrs. Ed Staley and fam ily. Spearin iS Mre. Stly's brother.o Mr. and Mrs. R. $J. Cavin and daughter, Marcia, accom panied Mr. and llrs. Del Black of Yrqga to Myrtle Creek, Ore., on riday, Me morial) T)av fferated the first birthday of her son, Aristeo Jr.by enler tainir several friends end their children $Iay, 27 Re freshments were serveS to Mrs. S. Marin, Johnny, Lin ette, and Janney lidarin; Sire. R. Fergusn and Bobby; Sirs.: Don Wilson, Danny, Marilyn and Marlene Wilcox end Sirs. A. Zanotta end Laura and Elaine Zanotta. l lrprise layette ehower was J?ven Wednesday after noon flay S8, for Mrs. S. Marin. C$-hostesses were Mrs. John Iarin njl Mre. Dick StQtz, of Yreko. Various ame "were play ed and gifts were openefi. Present were Mrt. Sharon Tisserand of Yrefca? Sirs. Rog er Cecato, $?rs. A. Zanotta, JanCMrs. John Shaw end Sirs. Don Wilcgx. Sending gifts avere 3drs. Tony Marin, Mrs. Jshn Trin ca, Mrs. Frank Capello, and Mrs. Don Ward. Cake, ice cream anccofiiee -efeVeervefi. Driving t Hdrnbrook oi the evening of May21 to cele brate he 80th birthday of their moOer and grandmoth er, Mrs. Ella Rose, w9r0 Mr. 35d MrsTed Rose and Sons, Mj. and Mrs. Gino Trinca and sons, Mr. and'ivirs. R. M. Cav- Joe Vieira, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sage and gpns and Mr.and Mrs. Charles Vieirg a'nd daughters. TEDIOUS ELECTIONS Harrietta, Mich. (UPI) On orders ofhe state, a local election was held here Mdh day iSt the first time in three years. The matJter of "the same people always being reelected" prompted the vil lage to drop elections in 1955. 4 rn i n i vc cicii FERTILIZER gal. Medford, Oregon man Charles O. Porter of Ore gon, a prime mover behind the Washington investigation into the Murphy - Galindez case: "The report changes nothing basic in the known record of Murphy's part in the Galindez disappearance. The United States Government the department of juice, the department of state and other agencies know these basic facts. And the Dominican Espaillat, for whom Ernst is trying to "provide an alibi, is so deeply jnvolvecj in these basics tfiat he is afraid to come to the U.S. and testify or cooperate even though he hae been asked twice formally y Jimmy Hatlo Reservists May Get Vet Pension A nW law makes provision for a reservist drawing non disability retired pay for mili tary service to receive Veter ans administraton .compensa ton or pension if he waives an equal amount of his retired pay, S. T. Brannock, officer in charge, Veterans administra tion office, Medford, said to day. The law, which is widely misunderstood by retired re servists and other . interested persons, is Public Law 85-376 which became effective Slay 1.- Under previous laws, the wiver privilege was open to all retired members of the regular armed forces, but to reservists only if they were retired for physical disability, Brannock stated. The . new law now gives equal waiver privileges to all veterans receiving retired pay for either regular or reserve military service. Brannock emphasized, how ever, that reservists must be otherwise eligible for compen sation or pension to take ad vantage of the waiver. Full information on the law can be obtained at "the Sfedford VA office. London (UPI) The an nual report of the people's dispensary for sick animals today included the case of a tame mouse which had 20 stitches taken in .its head aft er an encounter with a cat. NEW PAN6LED ANGLI-Co'mmunications officer Ii. Steve White of Los Angeles isn't doing calisthenics as he leans over as the USS Nautilus goes into "more than" a 20-degree dive at sea near San Francisco. Conven tional submarines generally dive at 15 degree. She can dive so fast (classified) that sE cm dagcand fwter than many flepth, cfrargSS and many times informally by this government." Report Said Costly Life observes that the Ernst-Munson report was pre pared at vast expense over many months with "its main puropse" to refute Life's 1957 story the first to link the Galindez disappearance with the disappearance and death of U.S. Pilot Gerald Murphy. The basic point in the Ernst-Munson claim, accord ing to the magazine, hinges on timing. They say that the gas capacity of Murphy's plane, cruising speed and available time made it improbable that the trip to the Dominican Re public could be made within the known timetable. Life, us ing the same statistic, holds that the flight would have been possible. Maw Facts Turned Up Since publication of its original story, the magazine also says, new facts have turn ed up supporting their theory of the Galindez disappearance. The man who accepted $800 from Murphy for the rental of the airplane said that Bfur phy wanted the receipt made out in the name of "John Kane," an alias for John Frank. The grand jury inves tigating the Galindez case later indicted Frank for fail ing to register as an agent of the Dominican Republic. He has since been convicted on this charge. A young man named Har old French, a friend of Mur phy's has said that it was he who installed the extra gas tanks in Murphy's plane. He said that one of the men present at the airport when the plane was rented was Ispaillat. The Ernst-Munsion report says that the records fail to show that Espaillat was in the U.S. during that period. Now; in the Dominican Re public, Espaillat has refused to come to this country and testify. 4 CLUB -inj hews Pheanis Poultry Club The Phoenix Poultry Club met recently at the leader's home, Cloey Calkins, at which time they elected officers. Then they discussed their project. There are seven members. The second meeting was held at the Ditsworth home on May 25. Showmanship and exhibiting was discussed. Aft er the meeting Mrs. Ditsworth served refreshments and then all went to Twin Plunges swimming. The next meeting will be June 29. Lind Ray Reporter Griffin Creek Cooking Club . The Griffin Creek Cooking club held its regular meeting at the home of our leader, Mrs. Van de Kamp. We sam pled the muffins each mem ber brought. For our next meeting we are to discuss vegetables0. Nancy Lewis . Reporter KING-SIZED BOTTLE London (UPI) One bot tle of sherry went a long way Monday night when 50 guests shared it at a party for the chairman of the Australian wine board. It took two men to carry in the bottle, which was 5 feet 2Vz inches tall and contained the equivalent of 131 normal-sized bottles. il mm,- IslX rrm Evidence of Trujillo's Role In Kidnaping Claimed Lacking New York (UPI) A noted U. S. attorney has reported he found no evidence in a 10 - month investigation to support charges that the gov ernment of Dominican strong man Gen. Rafael L. Trujillo was involved in the mysteri ous disappearance of Dr. Je sus de Galindez two years ago. The attorney, Morris L. Ernest, general counsel for 26 years to the American Civil Liberties Union, was em ployed by Trupillo to make the investigation after wide spread accusations that De Galindez had been kidnaped nd slain by Dominican agents. Lut Smi la 1IS8 De Galindez, a Spanish exile who once worked for Trujillo and had become his acknowledged political foe, was last teen entering a sub way near Columbia Universi ty, March 12, 1956. He had been an instructor at the university and had recently completed a doctoral thesis there in which he charged the Trujillo regime with more than 100 political assas sinations. Ernst's report suggested that De Galinder' disappear ance may have been connect ed with his financial opera tions as an agent for the Chamber Manager Talks on Business Don McNeil, manager of Jackeson county chamber of commerce, spoke on business attitudes at the weekly round table Monday at the Jackson hotel. Ha explained that business men hadn't been telling the business story and added that the chamber of commerce hopes to develops several eco nomic problem discussion groups this fall in Medford. Ha said the purpose of the groups would not be to solve problems but . to stimulate thinking regarding business climates in the valley and state. Following the noon lunch eon 17 persons in attendance told of new business develop ments in the area. Second Cover Needed for Moth The second cover spray for control of codling moth, psylla and mites on pears should be completed by June 12, ac cording to Dr. L. G. Gentner of the Southern Oregon Ex periment station and C. B. Cordy, county horticultural agent. In speed sprayer, growers should use eight pounds of SO per cent DDT plus three pounds of Aramite per acre. Kelthane is used on Cornice pears. In hose rigs, recommenda tions are from IVi pounds of DDT plus V pound 50 per cent Dieldrin plus IV2 pounds Kelthane or Aramite per 100 gallons. Apples should be sprayed with 12 pounds of 50 per cent DDT per acre or two pounds per 100 gallons. If aphis are present, six pounds of para thion per acre or one pound per 100 gallons is recommend ed.' Addition of IV2 to X-77 spreader per 100 gallons should be used. ExaminationB Stf For Illustrators Examinations for education research and program special ists, scientific illustrators and medical photographers have been announced by the United States Civil Service commis sion. Applications and other in formation are available from Chester W. Silliam, U.S. post office registry window. STUDDonn SOIL? Lew Bates ee Sawdust Melee McGINTY FUEL CO. 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