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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1954)
THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1954 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Woman, Horse Die Together Rhee Winds Up Meetings With Ike PHILADELPHIA I Trudy Tollin went horseback riding in scenic Fairmouni rant yesieruay. ' The 31-year-old woman and her horse, "Bebe," were a familiar Eight on the park bridle paths Jor the past several years. A short while later a mounted ' nark Doliceman came across a bi zarre scene in a secluded wooden glen near the livery stable where Miss Tollin kept her norse, Rainfall Covers Wide Sections By THE ASSOCIATED FRFS8 Showers fell over wide sections of the nation Wednesday. A tropical disturbance In the Gulf of Mexico produced rains along the central Gulf Coast, with Burrwood, La., reporting 3.98 inches Wednesday. There also were showers over Florida, the North Atlantic states. New Eng land, the upper Mississippi River valley and the lower Missouri Riv er valley. Rainfall early Thursday was con : fined mostly to the areas border , ing southern Lake Michigan and the central Gulf Coast. The young woman and he: mount lay side by side. Both had been shot through the head with a .22 calibre rifle which was rigged to a nearby tree branch. The horse's head was covered with a blue denim skirt. Police said the woman appar ently shot the horse and then took her own Hie, In her hand were live playing cards a pair of aces aDd three eights, a full house In poker and a combination close to the tradi tional "dead man's hand'' of the same game, two aces and two eights. Carved on the wooden stock of the death rifle was this inscription: ".Speak not in anger. In mercy, whisper; In vengeance, sing." Sgt. Edward McCann, the park guard who found the two said he also discovered a note tied to the trunk of the tree. Addressed to her brother Arthur, In New York. It said Miss Tollin planned to take her own life for 10 years and expressed regret for "any inconvenience." Friends described Miss Tollin as "moody." Her father, with whom she lived, said his daughter was depressed recently because she was unable to find employment. I WASHINGTON IM Syngman Rhee neared the end of his White i House talks today after winning personal acclaim- but a cool re ception for his plea to Coneress lor .war against Red China now. After laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the South Korean President was to have his fourth and perhaps last session with President Elsenhower since arriving in Washington Monday. , So far neither American nor Korean sources have given out word on how the conferences are progressing. Rhee is said to seek more military and economic help for bis war-ravaged country and U.S. backing of his ambition to CONVICTED BELGRADE, Yugoslavia if) The Serbian Orthodox Church leader of Montenegro was con victed Thursday of Anti-Yugoslav activities and sentenced to 11 years, 6 months In prison. The district court of Cetinje handed down the sentence against Metro politan Arselje Bradvarevlc, 72, after a two-day trial. unify It by driving the Communists out of North Korea. Eisenhower reportedly wants Rhee to go easy on his unlte-Korea-by-force plans and to adopt a more friendly policy toward neighboring Japan. A Joint statement Is expected at the end 61 the talks. The White House did not make known Elsenhower's views yester day on the South Korean's fight ing talk before a Joint scstion of congress, although the speech con flicted with Eisenhower's previous ly stated views against the concept of a preventive war. Addressing senators and con gressmen in a solt, emotion-packed vojee, the 79-year-old Asian patriot urged that American warships blockade China, that U.S. Air Forcevbombers hit its productive centers and that an Asian anti Communist army of two million South Koreans and Chinese Na iionalist3 equipped by the Unit ed States strike out and destroy the Red regime. He also declared that the one-year-old Korean ar mistice should be scrapped, ' Unless we win China back,'' he declared "an ultimate victory for the free world is unthinkable." There was generous applause, with every member on bis feet, at Rhee's entrance and departure. And six times applause Interrupted his speech. But there was silence when he declared "the American Air Force as well as the Navy would be need ed to insure the success of the counter-attack on the Red Chinese regime." He said that "no Ameri can foot soldier" would be needed. 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