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Navv Patrol Plane Outsmarts Soviet
Spy Ship Near Nuclear Test Range
u..,o;: htpii i cnmf wnnrinrfnl nictures. loo. I was to keep us from finding, in concealing their equip
Psnrl Harbor. Hawaii -IUPH
Navy sources told Tuesday
night how its Neptune patrol
planes tricked a Soviet spy
ship in the Pacific into show
ins its espionage equipment.
Thp Naw nulled the scheme
because pictures taken through
a submarine s periscope oi me
spy ship's operations were not
too good.
Sniirren said U. S. planes,
ships and submarines had been
shadowing the Hussians dux
always found the crews in a
playful mood.
Plavino Volleyball
"Every time an American
ship approached, or one of
our planes passed overhead,
we'd see the happy Russians
playing volleyball, waving
gleefully just like a cruise
ship," these sources said.
But American ingenuity fi
nally produced for the Navy
the pictures needed.
Neptune patrol planes made
sweeps on exact schedules
with no attempt made to hide
the fact that the planes were
on a photographic mission.
Fall lor Trick
The Russians fell for the
trick. They wpuld hide their
equipment at the scheduled
time and start playing volley
ball for the Neptune photog
raphers. "One day," a Navy source
said, "the Neptune made his
usual before-lunch visit, cir
cled the ship, shot his pictures
and left just as he always had
Hnnp Affpr riisnnnparini nvpr
the horizon and loafing around
for half an hour the plane
came back, belly on the deck
and so low the napping Rus
sians missed him in their ra
dar. "We caught thein with their
Kiisnpnriprs rianclini hut with
their aerials and screens strung
up all over me place, we got
TRY YOGA - Mitzi Gaynor Is becoming one
of the strongest vocalists In Hollywood as
she practices singing and yoga lessons at the
same time. Mitzi is the picture of health
and credits her good looks to yoga. She
hints that more girls should try it. (UPI)
This Week's Ranch and Modern Home
Rv HIAWATHA ESTES
Here is a plan that has been
designed for families not sat
isfied with the layout of the
run - of - the- mill minimum
house that they can afford
and which is available in to
days market.
Today's home builder Is
much more selective and val
ue conscious than the tide of
postwar buyers. This is the
way that it should be as both
design and materials have im
proved considerably during
thp last few vears.
. It wasn't too long ago that
most front doors opened di
rectly to the living room.
Sometimes a divider separat
ed this entry way from the
living room. Of course, this
did not solve the problem
but did decrease the living
room size and in most cases
one still had to walk through
a portion of the living room
to get to the other areas of
. the house.
The centerhall plan elimi
nated this nroblem. and most
new home buyers will think
twice before buying a home
today without a center-hall
plan. This center-hall plan has
been accomplished with a
minimum of hall space. To
eliminate a dimly lighted
entry, a stationary opaque
glass window-the same height
as the door-has been placed
next to the entry door.
A cased opening leads Irom
the entry to the living room.
This room plus the dining ell
tc 1 wnntv.ninp fept in lenuth!
A large picture window looks
out to the street while silo
ing glass doors open from the
dining ell to the rear patio.
. The fireplace has been lo
cated so as to take very little
living space away from the
living room.
Ganaroui Storage Spac
Thp pptiprnus titnrncp snace
opening onto the hall is very
evident. A guest closet plus
a telephone table faces the
pnlrv. There is another gen
eral storage closet that is so
wide that a pair of doors are
necessary for easy access. In
addition, there is a spacious
has twelve feet of wardrobe, opened in the assembly Wed-
rage.
The master bedroom suite
nthpr fpalurns are the Drivate
bath and the sliding aoors 10
the patio.
The contemporary exterior
is a pleasing combination of
cedar shake roof-which would
look just as well if rock covered-stone
veneer and plant
ers, aluminum windows and
vertical siding.
snmp wonderful Dictures. too
one showing a Russian sailor
shaking his fist at the plane.
Navv sources said at least
two soviet spy ships and sev
eral trawlers nad oeen snaa
owed since they began enter
ing the Pacific April 25.
No Ships Molested
"Our main objective," a
Navy communications expert
said, "was to find out what
type of electronic and commu
nications gear they were car
rying. The Russian objective
was to keep us from finding ; in concealing their equipment
out." I that the U S. Navv had to
No attempt was ever made outsmart them
to molest either the first ship
sighted, and Voyeykov, an al
leged "hyarograpnic vessel,
her sister ship, the Shak'skiy,
or the Russian "fishing trawl
ers." Shadowed South
But they were shadowed
constantly as the ships moved
south toward the nuclear test
ing area.
The Russians were so cagey
Tougher Code for
Certification is
Adopted by Group
Salem -t'Pli- A tougher code
for certification of grade and
high school teachers was
adopted Tuesday by the State
Board of Education. It had
been in the works for six
by playing
dumb.
Once the Russians were
caught off guard by the low
flying Neptune, the U. S. Navy
Km wnai u wumea vuiu- uecn in "
able intelligence about their ; months, and goes into tutu
operations. July 1, 1965.
"One thing we learned," a Among other things, to get
reliable source said, "was that certified a teacher will have
these ships have computers ' to:
aboard equal to anything we j Specialize more in teach-
posscss. '
the subject the teacher wanti
to teach later.
Have five years ul Al
lege instead of four, for a ba
sic certificate.
New Teachers
The new regulations won't
affect teachers now holding
certificates, but will affect all
new teachers.
-i-i .,iaiinns also create
1HC
a new kind oi icot"-.
cate known as a proiMu.ml
certificate." It s for those wno
i k,j ,i ipast seven years
of experience. The idea is to
upgrade the proiessiun, .
give career teachers more pro
fessional status.
Monday the board approved
a ban on grade school Inter-
scholastic sports cow"
Specialize more in ieacn- scimi"j- --- : , ..
ers' college, concentrating on among girls, starting thisWi
French Deputies
Quit Assembly
Paris-OJPn-Nearly 300 depu
ties siuiinea diisiuy uui ji .
the French National Assemmy j
linnn nlncpf nlllS closets fof
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both the water heater and Wednesday in open rebellion
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furnace. If additional storage against riwiutm w'tnw c
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thp water healer and furnace ....: . r :-i..--
fremier ueorges i-uuipiuuu o
could be located in the ga- refusal to allow a vote at the
end of a scheduled two-day
foreign affairs debate which
Complete working drawings for
thii plnn can he purchased at a
cost o( 57. SO for the first set and
$5 for each additional act when
ordered at the same time. This
plnn will he available at these
prices until Oct. in. Pleaiie allow
two to three weeks for delivery.
If the above home does not entire
ly meet with your approval, a
new home plan hook. Hanch and
Modern Homes, can be purchased
for $2. Send all orders for eithr
plans or books to: Hiawatha
Esles. post office box 404-T,
Northrtdge, Calif.
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nesdav afternoon.
Maurice - Rene tjimonnei
nrpsidpnt of the assembly's
Foreign Affairs Commission
and a member of the Latnonc
Pnnnlar Rpnuhlicans. read a
declaration signed by 280 dep
uties calling for early creauon
nf a fullv inteerated. political-
lv united Europe. The state
ment also protested the gov
prnmpnt s refusal ot a vole.
When he finished Simonnet
marched out of the chamber
followed by almost the entire
MRP group, all the Lommu
nici snrialists. extreme
Rightists and most of the In
dependents conservatives.
Bids To Open For
New Crater Stadium
Construction bids for the
Crater High school stadium
nr scheduled to open June
21 nt the office of Charles A
M e y e r, superintendent ot
Schools of District R. I
The drive for funds to j
huilrl the stadium is near
completion, according lo Ever- j
ett Faber, drive ermtinan. At
the present time $22,000 has
been received, he stated.
Fabcr added that about
$3,000 or $4,000 more will be
needed. Checks in contribu
tion to the fund may he made
oul to the Crater Stadium
fund and mailed to the First
National Bank in Central
Point.
There are ytill a number
of reserve seats available for
those who wish to buy season
tickets, Fabcr said. These may
be purchased from any of
those working on llu ticket
sale drive or ai the bank.
No Settlement in
Shrimp Controversy
San Francisco -'1TI'- There
was no indication of a settle
ment in the labor dispute be
tween Northern California
shrimp fishermen and wholc
calpra WpHnpsriav. drsnite an
earlier report that the strike
was over.
It was reported Monday
nieht that fishermen had
agreed to end the week-old
walkout after wholesalers re
stored the original price of
shrimp to 12 cents a pound.
But Joe habclla. spcaKing
on behalf of the fishermen,
said in Eureka, "wc don't
know anything about it." He
said the wholesalers were
still offering only 10 cents a
pound, and the fishermen
were holding out for 12 cents.
Many of the shrimp boats
operate out of Ft. Brapg. Bo
dega Bay, and Eureka, Calif.,
and Brookings, Ore.
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