Hawaii Residents Testify
In land Sale Fraud Trial
PENDLETON (UPI) - Three
Hawaii residents testified Wed
nesday they believed scenic
areas shown in advertising ma
terial they received were in or
very near the Lake Valley sub
division where they bought land.
Seven Chicago and Los An
geles area men arc on trial on
mail fraud and conspiracy
charges here in connection with
sale of the land in Oregon's
arid Harney County.
Walter Cypriano, Honolulu,
said he had never been to Ore
gon and thought that Ice Lake
and Paulina Lake, pictured in
the brochures of the Harney
County Land Development Corp.
were in the vicinity of his land.
Ice Lake Is 260 miles away
in the Wallowa Mountains and
Paulina Lake is 150 miles away.
John Baricuatro, a Pearl City
service station operator, said he
answered and ad in the Honolu
lu Advertiser and bought five
lots for $25 down. He said he
received a brochure with a pic
ture of a man boating on a lake
"and took it for granted there
were fish in the lake."
He said he also received the
impression there was timber on
the land, although earlier in the
day defense attorney William H.
Morrison read from an informa
tion letter sent to prospective
buyers which said the tracts
were bare of limber.
Cypriano, Baricuatro and Er
nest Lee, also of Honolulu, said
they decided not to go through
with their purchases after learn
ing an investigation was under
way.
Also on the stand Wednesday
was Mrs. Loretta Murphy, Chi
cago, a sister-in-law of David
Frank Koolish, one of the de-
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fendants. She said Koolish had
asked to use her signature and
she signed several documents
for him.
"I didn't read what they
were," she said.
A parade of other witnesses
testified they had asked for
their money back after seeing
their land for the first time.
John Scharf, manager of the
Malheur Wildlife Refuge near
the Lake Valley development,
identified many of the photos in
the advertising brochure as be
ing taken in the Steens Moun
tains, about 50 miles to the
south. Some he could not iden
tify. He described the Lake Valley
area as flat, treeless, and cov
ered mostly with greasewood, a
low, bushy plant. He said Har
ney Lake was alkaline, dry at
times, and unable to sustain fish
life for very long.
He agreed there was wildlife
in the area, mostly antelope,
deer, sagchens, and chukar
partridges.
The defendants, in addition to
Koolish, are his father, Abra
ham Koolish, Winnetka, 111.;
John Phillips, Evanston, 111.;
Jack Cherbo, Chicago; Richard
Dale Walker, Los Angeles;
George Isaacs, Glendale, Calif.;
and Maurice Hall, Beverly Hills,
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Foreign Briefs
BLAST CLAIMS 26 MINERS
BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) An explosion at the Tata
banya coal mine 30 miles west of here killed 26 miners and
injured four more last night, Radio Budapest reported today.
Kennedy Infants Buried by Father
PAULING TO VISIT SWEDEN
STOCKHOLM (UPI) Nobel Peace Prize Winner Prof.
Linus Pauling will pay a three-day visit to Sweden starting
Dec. 18, it was announced here today.
POPE'S VISIT SAID SPECIAL HONOR
AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) Prime Minister Shariff Husain
Bin Nasir said last night Jordan considers Pope Paul VI's
visit to the Holy Land next month as "a great and special
honor and blessing."
HITLER YOUTH LEADER HOSPITALIZED
BERLIN (UPI) Western officials said today that Baldur
Von Schirach, former Hitler youth leader, will be hospitalized
outside Spandau War Crimes Prison for several weeks for treat
ment of a blood clot in the leg.
The 56-year-old Von Schirach was transferred secretly to
a British Military Hospital last night from the four-power
prison where he has served 17 years of a 20-ycar-war crimes
sentence
CAMBODIA CHARGES VIETNAMESE INVASION
PIINOM PENH, Cambodia (UPI) The Cambodian news
agency charged, today that 106 South Vietnamese soldiers in
vaded 600 feet into Cambodian territory and attacked a pro
vincial guard post.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mrs.
John F. Kennedy returned to a
darkened hillside in Arlington
National Cemetery Wednesday
night to bury the bodies of her
two dead children at their fa
ther's side.
In a brief and moving cere
mony, lighted by the eternal
flame at the head of Kennedy's
grave, two white caskets were
placed beside the slain Presi
dent. One contained the body of
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy who
died last Aug. 9 in the second
day of his life. The other con
tained a sister who was still
born Aug. 23, 1956.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said Mrs. Ken
nedy was accompanied by Atty.
Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, his
brother, Sen. Edward Kennedy,
D-Mass., and the former First
Lady's sister, Princess Lee
Radziwill.
Mrs. Kennedy knelt in prayer
at the graveside ceremony con
ducted by the Most Rev. Philip
Hannan, auxiliary bishop of
Washington. She remained com
posed throughout the reinter
ment. Intones 148th Psalm
The two small caskets were
placed on either side of the
President. Bishop Hannan in
toned the words of the 148th
Psalm.
The Lord's Prayer was said,
and the caskets, sprinkled with
holy water, were lowered into
the grave which occupies part of
a three-acre site set aside for
the President.
Under the doctrine of the Ro
man Catholic Church, children,
untainted by sin, go directly to
heaven after baptism.
When the ceremony was over
the members of the family left
the cemetery immediately. The
gates were patrolled by an ex
tra guard of military police to
keep ihe service private.
Salinger said the bodies of
the two children were accomp
anied to Washingtoa aboard the
Kennedy family plane by Sen.
Edward Kennedy.
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy had
been buried at the Kennedy
family plot in Brookline, Mass.
His sister was buried at New
port, R. I.
Plans Kept Secret
The plans for the burial were
a closely-guarded secret. The
statement on the move came
from Salinger, who said he was
acting at the request of Mrs.
Kennedy.
Little had been known about
the stillborn Kennedy baby and
it was not general knowledge
that it had been a girl.'
It was her wish that the Pres
ident be buried in Arlington
Cemetery. Some members of
the Kennedy family had argued
in favor of the family plot at
Brookline.
The reinterment came as
Mrs. Kennedy prepared to
move out of the White House.
She and Carolina, 6, and John
Jr., 3, will move Friday to a
home in Georgetown lent her by
Undersecretary of State W.
Averell Harriman.
Under law, both the Kennedy
children were eligible for burial
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U.S. ARMY ACCUSED OF PROVOCATION
BERLIN (UPI) East German Communists today again
accused the U.S. Army of "provocations" on the highway to
Berlin.
The official East German Communist Party Ncwpaper Neucs
Dcutschland in an editorial said Army convoys were held up
at Russian highway checkpoints because the Americans tried
to evade customary controls.
Stocks Get Off To
Firm, Narrow Open
NEW YORK (UPI) - Stocks
got off to a firm but narrow
start today.
Steels were mixed with Beth
lehem unchanged and Republic
up 'i. U. S. Steel dipped Vd.
Chrysler rose 1 ' , General
Motors and Ford firmed but
American Motors slipped a frac
tion. Du Pont lost some of its open
ing 1 point gain but was still
up a fraction. Eastman Kodak
and Union Carbide picked up
around each. Amerada feat
ured a narrow but firm petrol
eum section with a gain ol H.
DOW JONKS AVERAUKS
NEW YORK (UPI) Dow
Jonrs final slock averages:
HO Industrials 755.3!. up 3.60;
2ft railroad 172.1i, off 0.07;
15 utilities I.W.75, off 0.21, and
65 stocks 2H3.7B. up 0.6.1. Sales
Wednesday were about 4.79
million shares compared with
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SEATTLE (UPI) The guide
who accompanied Jim Whit
taker when he became the first
American to conquer Mt. Ever
est wants to come to the United
States to live.
Nawang Gomhu recently no
tified Tenzing Norgay, the'Sher
pa guide who accompanied Sir
Edmund Hillary in his conquest
of the mountain, to let him
know his desires to come to the
United Stales. Norgay wrote
Whittaker.
Gomhu is now working in
Datjeeling, India, teaching In
dian soldiers at the Himalavan
Muntainecring Institute. Nor
gay is a director at the insti
tute. Mrs. Whittaker says she and
her husband will do all they
can to get Gombu and his wife
to Ihe United States. Gombu
visited in Ihe Whittaker home
in Redmond last year on their
return from the Everest expedition.
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