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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1958
Deadlocked
Jury Panel
Dismissed
EUCEVE I A deadlocked
jury was dismissed Wednesday
night after reaching no decision
in the first trial of Krnest Lun
deen. Eugene attorney under in
dictment on two separate charges
involving financial dealings with
two clients.
While the juiy was still out Cir-i
ruit Judge Dal 11. King of Coos
County opened Lundevn's trial on
the second charge. I
The first trial was on a charge
of receiving money stolen in a.
food market robbery. Lundeen.
34. will be re-tried on this charge.!
probably after the new court term
begins Oct. 1.
As the trial on the second charge
larceny by bailee, or embezzle
mentbegan Wednesday after
noon, Robert Anderson, assistant
attorney general, said the prose
cution would attempt lo prove1
that Lundeen defaulted on an1
agreement with Moses Moody, a.
client now in the state peniten-
tiary, concerning legal fees. I
Anderson said that an insurance,
company paid Moody and Lun-
deen 2.000 to settle a claim fori
injuries Moody suffered in an au
tornobile accident. Anderson said
the two agreed to endorse the in-!
aurancc check and that Lundeen j
would keep one-third of the money !
as a fee, returning the rest to i
Jloody. I
Anderson said the state would
kpttt? I At .
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mm
SOME FOLKS 90 ' fishing to catch fish but Frances Cox,
seated, is all set with fishing polt and fish net to catch all
the items for a rummage sale that arc floating 'round in
attics, closets, sheds, garages and other spots where rum
mage accumulates. Seniors at Klamath Union High School
are helping with a rummage sale to be sponsored by Par
ents and Patrons at the Pelican Theater Building, September
14-15. Doors will be open Friday at 6:30 a.m. and on Sat-
bring out testimony in an attempt! urday at 7:30 a.m. This sale finances the senior banquet,
to prove Lundeen illegally re- Some of the articles to be sold are beina shown bv. Ipft to
tained aU of the H.000. .;(,, v.... v;ac. c... TLnn,.,. u;u .J p
. Mark Wenthertnrri, Alhanv at- , r ... ..
torney. said the defense expected'
to prove that Moody owed Lun-1
deen more than the amount of the
insurance check. Weatherford told
the court that Lundeen made sev
eral trips to the state of Wash-I
inglon, at Moody's request, on his
client's behalf.
Moody, one of the first state
witnesses in the second trial Wed
nesday, denied this.
bare Rotrocle.
Adlai Stevenson Prepares l
Nationwide Speech Tonight
HARRISBL'RG. Pa. i Adlai Stevenson's staff members said
Stevenson "formally" opens, his; the cost of the aired speech would
campaign for the presidency to-! exceed $200,000. TV sources placed
night with a $280,000 speech. jthe figure at 1280.000.
The Democratic nominee will! Stevenson flew into Harrisburg!
speak to a nationwide audience from e y0rlc earlv lodav so he:
over all possible networks (could have ample time to put the.
three television and four radio -finishing touches on the address:
in a 'saturation" effort to develop U the privacy of Gov. George M.f
can an important ; Leader s executive mansion.
ineine inline campaign, iney
kept the precise subject secret
lime 01 broadcast is 8 30 p.m.
EST.
He came by chartered plane
with his running mate Sen. Estes
Kefauver of Tennessee. Gov,
Leader, staff members and news
men.
Several hundred persons were
on hand at Harrisburg State Air-j
port to greet him when he landed1
at 1:10 a.m.
Two dozen girls in pale-blue
"Stevenson" dresses similar to
the costume worn by girl support-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS !er Democratic convention!
A good variety of meats exceot 1 . Chicago - were among the-
hwf Will h f.alnrnrl - Ih. h.-J
Meats Seen
As Bargain .
m y
r7 .1
x m
Estes Raps Ike's Outlook
On Democratic Farm Plans
Stevenson will deliver his ad
dress in the large arena of the.
State Farm Show Building at a
fund-raising dinner.
Staff members said that 10.000
persons were expected to attend.
State Republican leaders have,
accused Pennsylvania Democrats '
buying
JACK D. FIELDS. USAF air
man basic who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fields of
2733 Crest Street in Klam
ath Falls, has started basic
training at Parks Air Forct
Bast in California. Before
enlisting ha attended Klam
ath Union High School.
series
-i
gam usts 01 many stores mis
weekend.
wilt laiKC lldtlUUdl llldlU ICUUI "... , .
ed sirloin steaks were up from 2:i?T,7"pL
to 10 cents virtually everywhere,
with rib roasts up from 2 to 6
cents in many places. Another su-
r t. . . i, . iT u'c " I of dunning persons into
of beef at v cents above a year , tk.kets (orRthe dinncr
ago and said gloomily it would I Th, ejgnlh and la5t ,
pruoao.y De n.gner next week". lof re-jona ,.,. Stevenson
me nigh prices reflect last .-..,...., a,a nn ih.ir
month's high wholesale prices. 1 coa,t.tc-coast travels was held in
Hams, weg of lambs, lamb ' v. tvt v..,.,.)...
chops, turkeys and chickens fry-1" '
ers. broilers and cut-up parts!
will be most common. Such items! SIX MEN DIE
as pork chops, pork sausage and, -.,, c , c
frankf.... iii k. n,..h-rf , . SLVILLE. Spain 1 Six men
few areas. Idied ' asphyxiation while trying. laboratory analysis of the child s
Pork prices are expected to go pul 0UI a gas "re Iew mlles!vital organs and examination ol
down in the weeks ahead Rut ! nortnwesl ol here itiursaay. i hey several articles found with the
housewives looking for a repeat
Kidnap Clues
Still Missing
HAMDEN, Conn. tt'P) Investi
gators of the kidnap-slaying of
six-week-old Cynthia Ruotolo still
were without a definite clue to
day, one week after her body was
fished out of Lake Whitney.
However, they expected an FBI
YORK, Pa. ( Sen. Estes Ke
fauver accused President Eisen
hower today of cynicism about
Democratic efforts to maintain a
prosperous family-farm economy
in rural America.
"In case you missed the news
papers in the past day or two.
I bring you the information that
Gen. Eisenhower has come out
against 'get rich quick' programs
for the American farmer," the
Democratic vice presidential can
didate declared in a prepared ad
dress at the York County Fair.
He said Eisenhower made the
comment at a press conference
Tuesday. Kefauver said:
"Get rich quick! Let Mr. Eisen
hower tell his banker friends he's
against they're getting rich quick.
Let him tell it to General Motors.
Let him tell it to the well-heeled
gentlemen he invtes to those
stag dinners at the White House.
"But don't let him tell one of
the lowest income groups in the
nation that he is opposed to their
getting rich quick.
"1 believe the farmers of Amer
ice are ready to turn back, to
their true friends the Democrats."
In discussing the farm problem
t with a questioner at nis news con
ference, Eisenhower said:
"I have said time and again
there are two things here we
must do: we must preserve our
most precious asset, our soil and
water resources, for future gener
ations and, at the same time, we
must work out a program under
which the agricultural community
can share properly in our unpre
cedented prosperity ...
"Now, if we are going to do
that, it is going to take some pa
tience and some working out. And
People who get Impatient and be-
:lieve in get-rich-quick cures may
disagree .
"My program along this line
has been restated time and again.
I follow principle, and if that is
what they want, that is what I
will give . . '
COURTESY CALL
NEW DELHI, India I Allen
W. Dulles. U.S.' Central Intelli
gence Agency director, paid a
courtesy call today on Prime Min
isteer Nehru. Dulles is on a round-the-world
lour studying American
government overseas missions.
Bureau Asks
Spud Policy
The Sept. I crop report esti
mated the 1936 potato production
would be some 6 million hundred
weight larger than last year.
AKBF President Charles B.
Shuman, in a letter to Agriculture
Secretary Ezra T. Benson, said
1 "nntatn nrirpc in rorpnf wmIc
WASHINGTON ItJPI The have Iwn riromrin ranirilv
Th. faft ri-iiuvl l.nnHpon !; American Farm Bureau Fcdera-I with a iir fail -rn aniii.
tonverting to his own use 81.312.71 " asked the Agriculture Depart-jpated. he said. "There is every
which riehtfullv belonged in .men! today to launch a potato .reason to helipv that nntatn!
Woody. I diversion program to meet price ipricM wi remain at relatively
Another stale, witness, L. R. declines. ow ievei for lne remainder of,
Barnes, deputy prison warden. The department last year paid the marketing season." j
testified that he overheard Lun- potato growers for diverting lower! Shuman asked Benson to launch
deen ana Moody discuss the 12,000 grade spuds into starch and live-the diversion program "as soon
insurance check. slock feed channels. 'as possible." 1
performance of last winter's pork
super bargains will be disappoint
ed. Among the vegetables. 'corn, let
tuce and such greens as spinach,
endive and escarole are all rated
outstanding buys by produce men.
Cabbage, which has been unusual
ly low priced for some time, was
reported as slightly higher in
some sections this week, but still
a good buy.
Beans of all kinds also are mod
erately priced, along with cauli
flower, potatoes and tomatoes.
Prunes, at the peak of their
season, are reported the best buy
among the fruits, although seed
less grapes also are low priced.
were overcome when a sudden i body would definitely establish
shift in the wind rolled heavy the time and cause of death. The
smoke back to envelop them. I FBI report is due Friday.
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