MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1955
PAGE TWELVE
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Masked Bandits Tie Up
Jeweler, Wife, Loot
Store, Home Of $55,000
AURORA, 111. W Two masked
robbers wearing rubber gloves
held Jeweler and his wife cap
tive in their home through the
riant and then yesterday morn
ing looted the Jeweler's store of
an estimated 5S,000 In merchan
dise. Police theorized that the men
may have had accomplices.
Police said Joseph K. Fodor, 58.
told them he closed his shop at
S:30 p.m. Saturday and he and
his wife Nellie, 48, had dinner be
fore parting, she to go home and
"Exile" Turns '
Into Good Time
LEXINGTON, Ky. m Roger
Ladenburger, University of Ken
tucky student, was given a hero's
welcome when he flew in yester
day from a most pleasant "exile."
Ladenburger was given a one
way ticket to Miami Friday, os
tensibly to do business with the
Kappa Sigma fraternity's nation
al president.
Arrivlni In Miami, Ladenburg
er got the word of the trick, but
Kappa Sigs In Miami, wno learnea
of the gag in advance, welcomed
him to their quarters.
An anonymous donor paid his
return fare.
Back In Lexington, Ladenburger
said the pledges were meroly get
ting even for his laying on the
paddle too vigorously in initiations.
He said he was forced to take
the Miami trip, with Just one al
ternative: being stripped and tied
to a fountain in downtown Cin
cinnati. Airline Orders
Jets For US Use
NEW YORK I Continental
Air LUics announced Monday It
has ordered four Boeing jet Strata
liners U use on flights between
Chicago, Denver and Los Angeles.
Continental president Robert F.
Six said the 707 airliners, Including
spare parts, ground -equipment
and pre-operntin expenses, will
cost $21,300,000. They are expected
to be delivered by May, 1059, and
be In operation by the following
Aug. 1.
Fishing Ban Idea
Gains Support
CORVALLIS W An Initiative
measure which would ban com
mercial fU'hlng In Oregon coastal
streams was endorsed Sunday at
the annual meeting of the Oregon
Wildlife Federation.
Another resolution asked the
slate utilities commissioner to ban
splash dams on the south fork of
the Coos River, Tnese dams, used
for keeping streams high enough
to float logs, slit up the streams,
hinder passage of fish, destroy
spawning . beds and harm recre
ational resources, the resolution
taid,
Members approved a plan lor
naming a three-man committee to
work with the Izaak Walton LeRgue
on problems of mutual Interest.
TOO MUCH
FUKUOKA, Japan l-A factory
has been established here to make
grass skirts for shipment to Ha
waii. The first lot Is to go out in
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he to visit his ailing mother In St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Arriving home, Mrs. Fodor re
lated, she was accosted by two
men, one wllh a revolver and the
other with a metal bar. Threaten
ing her wllh death, they taped her
'wrists and demanded the keys to
the store and the combination of
the shop's aafe.
Mrs. Fodor said she gave them
the combination, which she kept
in her purse, and told the pair her
husband had the keys. Then, she
said, they shoved her into a closet.
Fodor said he was knocked down
when he entered the house
nbout 0:15. The robbers taped his
arms and took his keys.
"They told me they had been
checking on me for six months,
and knew just what 1 had In the
store," Fodor said. "One of them
lold me 'Mr. Fodor. you should
carry more insurance, then you
wouldn t lose anything.' "
Fodor was put in a separate
clroct from his wife.
Fodor said there were three tele
phone calls early in the morning
The robbers answered them and
afterwards left the house.
The Fodors freed themselves
about 20 minutes later and called
police.
Fodor said the men took about
M5.00G worlh of Jewelry from the
shop, S4G0 in cash, u diamond ring
to be valued al $3,000, Mrs. Fodor's
ring valued at $1,600 and miscel
laneous articles from his home and
shop.
Christmas Party
Will Be Held
WEED The Christmas party for
members of Wabeno Council 231,
Degree of Pocahontas, will be held
December 16, following the regu
lar business meeting. There will
be a secret pal gift exchange.
Plans were made at Ihe Decem
ber 2 meeting with Mrs. Al Cook,
Pocahontas, presiding. Hostesses
were Mrs. Andrew Schnebcrger,
Mrs. Joe Ollllam and Mrs. Earl
Gilliam.
White Pine Star
Election Slated
WEED Election of officers of
the White Pine Star Club will be
held In January at a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Michael Kle-
pach. The date will be announced
later by the president, Mrs. Edwin
Hickey.
Reports will be heard from Mrs.
Joe Braden and Mrs. R. G. Gay
nor. Members voted at the De
cember 7 meeting to continue the
food basket for the club funds.
THKKGTOR
NEW YORK un August Heck-
scher, chief editorial writer for the
New York Herald Tribune, will
become director of the Twentieth
Century Fund Jan. 1, He will suc
ceed J. Frederick Dewhurst. The
lund supports research and public
education on economic and social
questions.
Eliminate Slippery Driveways
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borrowed'?"
Traffic Accidents
Claim Two Lives
FRESNO (UP) Tralfic acci
denls In San Joaquin Valley dur
ing the weekend claimed the lives
of two children.
Two-year-old Gloria Navarro of
Tracy was struck and killed late
Saturday in Tracy when she dart
ed from behind her father's parked
truck into the path of a car driven
by Arthur S. Junucrrio, 29, also
ot Tracy.
Eight-year-old Diane Sue Calli-
son of rural Dos Palos was In
jured fatally Saturday night In a
collision on Highway 152 west of
Merced. Four other children were
Injured in the crash.
Investigators said the victim
was riding in a car driven by
Rubie F. Johnson, 32, also of rural
Dos Palos, when she attempted a
left turn and was struck broadside
by the second car, operated by
Clifford L. Golden, 35, Fresno.
Tanforan Set For
Closing Week
SAN BRUNO (UP) Tanforan
Race Track swung into "getaway
week" today wllh a total of 21
thoroughbreds eligible for the 535.-
000 added Tanforan Handicap
which closes oul the fall meeting
Saturday.
The field Is topped by R. S.
Lytlc's Correlation, Louis B. Ma
yer's Alldon and Travis M. Kerr's
Bobby Brocato.
Jockey Bclloin P u 1 1 d o moved
Into second place In the Jockey
standings behind apprentice Don
Lewis who remained on top with
30 wins in 189 mounds.
Court Records
KJ.AMATIf FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Stanle Mnke, drunk, S23 or W
day
Robert George,
and 30 days,
10 or S davi.
drunk drlvluf. S100
10 operator's license,
e Hutchinson, drunk, $25 or 12',i
da.,1.
Paul Robert Christy, drunk on pub
lic highway, $25 or days.
Mart Nicholis Jones, failure to ob
serve stop sign, $5 forfeited.
Uolbert F. fleclidojdt, failure to yield
right of way to pedestrian. $3 forfeited.
Z A. White, drunk. S25 or ia.j days.
Edward Z. Billy, drunk, (23 or 12,i
days.
Hobert Lee Huitt, drunk, $23 or 12 Vi
days.
Fred B. Gray, failure to yield right
of way to pedestrian, S10 suspended.
Elaine Scarbrough, drunk, $25 or 12V?
dnvs.
Claud Hlhbert, no registration visi
ble, J forfeited.
California Tennis
Stars Win Matches
LA JOLLA (UP) Mlmi Arnold,
16-year-old from Redwood City,
and veteran Herb Flam, Beverly
Hills turned In a pair ot near per
fect performances yesterday to
win U.S. hard court tennis singles
titles here.
Miss Arnold pulled a rare upset
In blankinir veteran international
ist, Mrs. Pat Todd. La Jolla, in
straight sets, 6.0 and 6-1. for the
women's title. The poker-faced co
ed's well-balanced attack: proved
too powerful for Mrs. Todd.
Flam also swept over his final
opponent, Mike Franks, Beverly
Hills, In straight sets, 6-2, 6-1 and
6-4.
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Cold Weather
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The kind of weather that turns
noses red and makes ears tingle
prevailed Monday from the Rocky
Mountain and Plateau States to the
Atlantic States. Early morning
temperatures throughout the cold
belt wavered near freezing or be
low. And in parts of Minnesota and
Northwest Wisconsin, it was a
t e e t h-chattering sub-zero day.
Orantsburg, Wis., reported a 15
below zero, one of Ihe lowest In the
nation,
Down In Florida, temperatures
were at the other extreme, giving
that state the distinction of being
the hottest in the country. The
high for early morning teiQ)era
tures was 69, at Vero Beach.
On the Pacific Coast, it was
comparatively warm with readinto
in the 40s and Sis.
The coastal ar?a of Oregon and
Washington experienced -heavy
rain with nearly 3 Inches measured
at Astoria, Ore., and J 37 Inches
at Seattle In a 24-hour period. The
rain diminished Onland with light
snow at higher elevations Aigl
through the northern roooObr
Pine 9aM Pro
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DALLAS (Pi A 3-year-old girl
who liked to twirl around and
make her favorite cotton skirt
stand out in a circle died last
night of burns suffered when a
gas fire set the swirling skirt afire.
Witnesses said little Martha Lou
Whltworth, thinking the whole
house was on fire at the time of
the accident Saturday, led her lit
tle brother, Tommy, 2, outside.
There Mrs. Whltworth, who had
been talking with a neighbor, saw
her child afire and slapped futllely
at the flames and tore the blazing
clothing.
Gift Exchange
To Be Held
WEED The annual Christmas
party and exchange of secret pal
gifts of the Shasta Lily Circle will
be held on Thursday. December
15. The parly will begin at 6
p.m. with a baked ham dinner for
the members.
Plans were completed at a meet
ing earlier this month of the Com
panions of the Foresters group with
Mrs. Frank Patella, chief compan
ion, presiding.
FIRE
LOUISVILLE, Ky. IM The living
room floor of a basement apart
ment burst into flames yesterday
when it was being smeared with
gasoline to remove a coat of paint,
itooert Logsdon, 22, suffered sec
ond and third degree burns over
most of his body. He reportedly
had to cross the 12-by-14 foot room
to the only exit. Three other per
sons suffered less severe burns.
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