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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKFON MONDAY. NOVEMnKIt 10, 1H.V2 1 L Nl?3 -irfc' '.- r . y " I Obscure Pointer Forges OcF Masters LiiiOJECK, Clermany An ob- vlled l the 100th nnlvrnwn-y of the old church, Mubkat relates: "There whs nothlnit led of Mid ill Ape pnlntiiiKs on Ilia Walls. So I borrowed booka and copied portraits of Clorninn Illm actresses, some o ulciiils mid relatives, mid olhcrs from historic nlcttires In cluding one at Octiifhls Kluul." Arl clitic soberly Inspected I hem mid pronounced' Ihem urnu Ine. Bui rnijnelliiiiB got under Mais kat's skin. He say U was l"c'. "He eave mo only scraps of what IT h.4.1. ...U Itnl.b.. The St. Marys murals, believed,' ' ,,' .,.1)u.d scure Oerinan rcmitee painter has kicked over the e6d for scores of Europe's art experts. Lolhsr Mnlsksl. who publicly fooled West Oermsn art authori ties with Ills fnke medieval church murals, made a clean breast to police. "Conscience" drove him, he said, to startle arl lovers with the dl closure that the murals on St. Mary s Church in Luebeck were not of UTO A. D. origin but his own 1950 work THE NIXONS RETURN Sen. Richard Nixon, the vice president-elect, and Mrs. Nixon reply to criei of greeting at the Washington airport as they arrived from California. Mrs. Nixin's bouquet, a "V" for the vote victory, was given her a moment before by their plane stewardess. Ike Plans Legislation Programs WASHINGTON W President elect Eisenhower today was re ported planning a conference, be fore going to Korea, with GOP legislative leaders in an effort to line up a Republican program for arlv flrtinn in COncrCSS. Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio said ; over the week end he expects to meet with Eisenhower "on the legislative program" before the j general takes off on a Korea in spection trip possibly late this month. MOVE . The statement indicated not only that the president-elect wants his partv to be readv to move with the legislative ball as soon as he Is inaugurated Jan. 20. but also that Taft has no intention of gMnti un his leadership role in Ihe Sen ale. ' Taft has headed the Senate Re publican Policy Committee -- lop GOP Job on his side of the Capitol and it has been the gener.il . sumption that Rep. Joseph Martin Oi Massachusetts would become speaker of the House, as' he was In the Republican 80th Congress Of 1SH7-48. ,''' But friends 'have ben talking about booming Rep. Charles a. Halleck of Indiana, majority leader, of Ihe 80th Congress, for the speak ership. Halleck was' an Elsenhower suoDorter before, the Chicago Re publican National Convention while Martin preferred .' Gen. ' Douglas . MucArthur.- . If Fisenhower elects m 'lake a hand In any fiehfthat mlcMt Br. I velop between Martin and Halleck. his relation with the coriirrcssionar leadership maw be tested even be fore his inauguration. I Train Escapes Sabotage Try PUSAN, Korea . The South Korean Transportation Ministry said an American train narrowly escaped being derailed Sunday night when Communist guerrillas blew up a rail section between Pusan and Samnangjin. The train sped north just a few minutes before the Reds blew out a section of the track and clashed for several hours with Koresn po lice and railway guards, the min istry s3id. One policeman w-as wounded. Tlie track was repaired and in operation within two hours. RUSSIAN- UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. 'Jfi Mexican Delegate Luciano Jou-blanc-Rivas will deliver a half-hour speech in Russian In Ihe U.N. Budget Committee today. The stunt Is aimed at getting R"s'?n f'nPPsrt Of & piupusai that Spanish be made a working language of the U.N. Economic acd Social Council. uncovered bv war-time bomb danv aae to the church and then re stored. " actually are faces of Oer ninn movie actresses, friends and relatives of the little painter. What made it worse for art ex perts ana patrons wa that the "rc.Morulion" at St. Mary's was umeilcd in the presence of West German Chancellor Konrad Aden auer himself. Mnlskat, who is 39. says he has produced hundreds of fake "old masters.' Thev wanted names," he said. "I gave names to them: Renoir. Reinbrsndt. Cnugln, Degas, Corot and others. Tlhey should have read 'Malskat.' NervoiK art callerv men In Im portant European cities are culling their stocks to make sure some ' oi Malskat's masterful "old mas- i I tcrs" are not irf" their establlsh- j meiits. j Only the refugee knows how manv he turned out. The palette was washed clean 1 when Malskat quarreled with his ; emuloyer. Dietrich Fey, 40, He claims the fake restorations and j other phoney pieces were done at Fev's order. 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Adv. 1 on tlie bnek by Chancellor Aden auer at Ihe church I was Kitting in a back room anion? the labor ers.' drinking a bottle of beer, "At first fnke reproductions were fun, and it kept me In money too. Art dealers wauled . lo Ece big names. "I don't care If t bo to Ja I want to see Fev there too, and some of those ail dealers who knew perfectly well they were buy ing fakes cltcnplv and selling them to forclcn collectors for fortunes." He said that he and Fey also perpetrated a fake restoration in 1931 on n 13th century painting COME ONE . . . COME ALL TURKEY DINNER I.O.O.F. Hall 434 Main Sponsored By The Voso Lodge f This Sat. 15th Adults 1.50 Children under 12-75t Serving From 1:30 re I .. FUN and Entertainment offer DINNER Fall cleaning is a breeze! '. when we weth and ' (luff dry vour . ' ' hard-to-handlc: Blankets Rugs Bedspreads Quilts Curtains One Day Service. LET. THE I AiiimrncTTt nnwnwknh I I fm DOIT! 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