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ccused French Treasonist Refuses To Answer Questions Foreign Briefs ant:-castroites damage patrol boat TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPD Anti-Caslro "commandos" in Cuba "almost totally destroyed" a Russian-built patrol boat on iMonduy, refugee sources miid today. Rafael Martinez Pupo, leader of a Rruup that calls itself the Memhises Commandos, described the wrecked craft as a I'li tor pedo boat, whkh he said had been used to intercept refugees try ing lo flee Cuba by sea. 'QUIET' CHRISTMAS LEAVES 2fi DEAD BOGOTA, Colombia (UPD The loll of Colombia's Christmas observance has reached 20 dead in traffic accidents, drunken brawls and suicides, police reported today. This Christmas was "quieter than usual," the police report said. PARIS (UPD Former Col. i Argoud, 49, a former crack ; Chezelles continued, turning to- ( Antoine Argoud, his face a tight-1 tank brigade commander, is al-1 wara Argoud s three lawyers linned mask of defiance, sat i ij , u , ,.U:r r n, ! "to your knowledge is the ac stubbornly silent refusing to an-1 swer his judges today when he appeared before the slate secu rity court on charges of treason and plotting to overthrow Presi dent Charles dc Gaulle. POPULATION OF JAPAN UP ABOUT I7R.fl0n TOKYO (UPD The population of Japan Increased by about !)78,non (his year, according to an estimate from the Prime Minis ter's Statistics Bureau. It said the nation's population now stands at just over Mi mil li in. The death rate for the past 12 months was the lowest since (he end of World War II. KENYA DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY NAIROBI, Kenya (UPD The government of Premier Jomo Kenyatta declared a stale of emergency Wednesday In the dis puted northern frontier district because of reported border raids by Somali tribesmen. Ouf-of-Stalers Spent Millions SALEM (UPD - Oul-of-slate visitors traveling in Oregon spent an estimated $220 million in the state during 1063, High way Engineer Forrest Cooper said today. Cooper said a highway de partment survey showed reve nue from visitors was up 1.4 per cent from last year the year traffic lo the Seatlle World's Fair boosted all tourist business lo record levels in the North west. Cooper said the $220 million expenditure represented money spent for food, lodging, recre ation, car expenses and oilier miscellaneous items. He said tlie average daily expenditure by visitors, and their length of si.iy in Oregon increased this year. Expenditures by travelers in mil of - state cars were cs timcilcd from thousands of in terviews taken during four sea sonal periods al locations on all major highways in the slate, Cooper said. Over-fhe-Counfer Western Slocks Ity United Prrsi liUrriiatiiiiial Bank America HfllfcC CfitSCHflC Cal Pac Con Freight Cyprus Mines Equilahle SAL, 1st Nntioniil Bank .... Jnnlen Mormon Knurt Mnlt Kennels NW Natural Ohb Oregon Metal PP&L PCJB (xdl U.S. National Bank TcMrnnix Went CoHht Tc 2P 211 34". , 1 , HI'. 23 MP; 2:i III 211 a5'a Portland Produce PORTLAND (UPD Dairy mar ket: F.hrh To retailers: AA extra lame 4!-52c; AA large 47-fliie; A large 4ii-47e: AA medium 4l-4fk-; A mnall 25 -32 c; car tun 1-ccnt higher. Multcr To retailer: AA and A nriim H7c; cartons 3c higher; B prints (die. Cheese (medium cured) Tn re tailers 4H-4!)r; prnceMird Ameri can 310 lb. loaf, 4It-4Hc Wrong Dachshund Being Returned - WASHINGTON (UPD - Sam, the dachshund who ended up in Africa because he was mista ken for a dachshund named Eric, is expected to return lo his home here Friday. Maxwell C. Moullon, Sam's owner, said the dog would be flown from Dakar to New York and then to Washington. Sam was taken to Africa last week by James Loeb Jr., U.S. am bassador to Guinea, who was given the animal at a pet hos pital when he wcnl lo pick up Eric. Eric was so newly acquired that Loeb didn't notice the mis take. But Moulton did when he went to get Sam and, with the aid of the State Department, he got assurances that his dog would be returned. .ML-nl hnrn nrnLnnt AnMino A r. terrorist Secret Army Organiza-1 cnH'" tion (OAS) in metropolitan France. The OAS tried by ter rorism and violence to over throw De Gaulle and prevent Algeria from becoming inde pendent. "Accused, kindly state your name and date of birth," asked Yes," answered chief de fense counsel Jean-Louis Tixier Vignancour. "What is his address?" t h e judge continued. "At the moment it is at Munich." Tixier - Vignancour s remark court president Andre De Chez- touched off a stir around court elles. His hands thrust into his h marked the opening gambit grey overcoat pocket, Argoud i jn a defense battle to prove Ar said nothing. I goud allegedly was kidnaped il- "Accused, stand up," ordered legally in the south German city De Chezelles. Argoud scratched and that the French court is in his head, looked around the . competent to try him. court but did not budge. Ten months ago to the day "Defense attorneys," Dc ' Argoud was found bound and gagged in a small truck near , tenced to death in his absence , the Palais de Justice in the by a military high tribunal on heart of Paris. ! charges of plotting against the He claimed subsequently he state. 1 was kidnaped in a Munich ho-1 After the opening brush be tel by French secret agents, tween Argoud and the judges, ! bound and gagged and driven the court heard the clerk read across the border into France in violation of international law and dumped outside the Palais de Justice here to be found by regular French police. Argoud was clapped into gloomy Fresnes jail on the Investment Funds Nnnn quotstloni on itlccttd tncki: Fund ntri Akrd Bllllnik Ill) 14.711 Chemical Fund 12 :ili 13.31 Colonial Ener . ... 12.3(1 1,1.44 F.nlon Howard Slk 14. IS 12 211 Fidelity 17.11 IB 50 Fundamental Invent 10 21 11.22 Group Sec Aero (I.7H 7.41 Group Set Com Slk 1.127 14 .15 KcyManc B-3 1(1111 IB 45 KeyMnnc B-4 1(121 11.13 Kry.tuno K-2 3.27 3.7(1 Kcvstonc S-l 22 5(1 24 (2 KcvkIoim S-2 12,711 13.011 Kcynlnne S-3 13 23 10.(11 Keystone S-4 4.32 4 72 Mum Inv. Growth Stk B.2II Rllll Nnt'I Growth 1132 0.01) TV-lilco 7.5.1 1123 Vnlue Line Inc 5 20 5 78 Welllnkton 14 30 15.1,5 PORTLAND (UPD - The ap pointment of Donald L. Kalbcr cr of St. Helens lo serve on the Metropolitan Study Commission created hy the llllill legislature was approved today hy Multno mah County Commission members. Multnomah Inmates Aid Sunshine Fund PORTLAND (UPI)-A $!)) do nation from inmates of Mult nomah County Jail was received by the Sunshine Division Tues day. The money, from the prison er's welfare fund, was an nounced by Sheriff Donald E. Clark. "They felt they should share with those who may be less fortunate than themselves," Clark said. Fair Sized Gains Recorded by Stocks In Moderate Trade NEW YORK (UPD - Stocks closed with a fair sized gain in moderate trading today. Youngstown, National Steel and Jones & Laughlin paced a firm steel section. Chrysler took a last minute nosedive, drop ping more than 1. General Mo tors dipped slightly but Ford held a tiny lead. DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (UI'I) Dow Jones final slock averages: 30 industrials 70(1.30. up 3.41: 20 railroads 177.08, up 1.59; 15 utilities 138.1!). up 0.21, and 05 slocks 200.88, up 1.35. Sales Thursday were about 3.7 mil lion shares compared with 3.117 million shares Tuesday. selected 331 .137', Thursdny'a prices Mock: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am American Air Lines American Can American Motors ... AT&T American Tobacco . Anaconda Cupper .... Armco American Standard IB Avcn Corp 22 llcndix Corp 4B llelhlehem Steel 31 Rorllis Air 37 Brunswick HI Caterpillar Corp 47 Chrysler Corp . B5 Coca Cola 114 CBS. 73 Columbia Gas 20 Continental Can 42 Crown Zcllcrliach 55 Crucible Sleel 22 Curliss Wrliihl Ill Dow Chemical 118 llu Ponl 230 F.astman Kodak 1211 r irentone Ford 45 General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors General Portland Cement Georgia Paclllc Great Northern Railway .... Greyhound Gull Oil HomCblakc Idaho Power IB M Inl Paper Johns Manvillc Kennccntt Copper Lockheed Aircralt Martin . Merck . Montana Power MnnlRomcry Ward National Blsruil New York Central Northern Natural Gax Northern Pacilic Pac Gas Lice Penney .1. C Penn RR . Permanentc Cement Phillips Procter At Gamble Uadin Corp Rlchlield Oil Saleway Scars Shell Oil Socnny Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Spcrry Rand Standard California Standard Indiana .Standard NJ, Slokcly Van Camp Sun Mines Texas Co. Texas Gulf Sullur Tex Pac Land 1 ruM Thlokol Trans America Ixd) Trans World Air Tn Continental Union Carbide Union Pacilic United Aircralt United Air Lines U. S Plvwond tl. S Rubber II. S Sleel Untied Utilities West Bank Corp Wrsdnuhouse Weycrhncuscr YouiiRslown J4J. .. 84 .. 811 4 .. 78 .. n't .. SHi .. 51) ' .. 43 '.a .. 47 . , 32', .400 1 , .. 31 ' .. 49' . 73 '.a .. 38 . 2U i, 105 'a . 37 a, .. 33', .. 511 .. 24', .. 5(1', .. 50', .. 3(1', .. 45', .. 24 I j . 18 4(1 '.t 71 Xl'i 311 the charges in a high monotone. This took nearly an hour. ! Among the charges were that ! he took part in the April, 1961 "generals' revolt" in Algiers: and that after he escaped in February. 1962. from the Ca- southern outskirts of Paris to nary Islands, where he was ex await trial. Throughout prelim- iled by Spanish authorities he, inary hearings he maintained a ' plotted against the state secu-' stubborn silence refusing to an-; rity as OAS boss for metropoli-1 swer any questions. ! tan France. Originally, he had planned to The defense announced it has refuse to attend the trial. But ' cited some 30 witnesses, includ-1 under Article 411 of the French j ing Premier Georges Pompidou, i penal code this would have Interior Minister Roger Frey ' barred his lawyers from reprc-1 and Foreign Minister Maurice senting him and Ihcy talked ; Couve de Murville. But all three I sent letters saying they can not ( attend. i him into coming. Argoud already has been sen- Rogue Valley Edition Medford, 30'. 30', ', I Wrsdnuhouse 33', Loopcr said. I ncrs. uai'K said. i Ford so 1 Yminstown imp, 3 Terrific Savings on Fall and Winter Items . . . Not all sizes and colors available but Tremend Si ous Values on the merchandise that is on this sale . . . Many items cut way below cost for .' quick clearance . . . orginal tickets on all items so you can see the savings . . . uuvyjLb) cl To I iyj lilU 0 Q) U iyj To dlfia if ' 'iliSSIES' 4" to ft!9. 'M I 7 11 1 J rM 9:00 49-95 220 E. Main All Sales Final! A r Page 2-A .Tdtbttmt? 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