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Newspaper Page TextU Or Gft2G0N LIBflAn? EUGENE, OREO. 6-1-53 2.'' Aj 1 " J '"jl. Ttyl ' Pri"Fiv' Ctnt 14 Pa'"'' KLAMATH FAljls6"KECdx7"M6NDAVr0CT OHKR 19.17 Tele phonrTU8llt NoT 392 RpnubTicans Droo Trv m7! fer-a-- jLii $1 1 0 UUST U00ieJ' special pr.fL Jj .gs j4tl-Vtrtd Winn An Tsyac Rpninc i- ..fMI gfet'fl i session un i axes Begins U7T -r- Msr 'i--W'Tto -rrl I tempi to ove Wwf S.r"V WJV'.'W .Vv1t -jA I House Speaker M"&'MwaMMMIillisu!''' tiv&ll&jir,lij!&&, WORK BEGAN last week on the Boy Scouts executive building which is being construc ted under the sponsorship of the Klamath Falls Lions Club immediately adjacent to the Kiwanis Park at the corner of Dolores and Manianita. Labor and materials are being con tributed and when finished the building will be turned over to the Modoc Area Coun cil, Boy Scouts of America. Members of the Lions Club Committee are, left to right, Ed Robinson, Walter IBudl Franklin, G. B. (Brick) Leach, Jerry Thorne, also scout executive, and Ernest (Moonl Mullis. In The- Day's Sews By FRANK JENKINS A big question Maybe THE big question: What happened to Zhukov? Zhukov KNOWS. Kruschev knows. A few Kremlin insiders know The world at large doesn't know 11 can only guess. Diplomatic sources in London believe rhv ic finally nv mp i,.,i. can experts are undecided on the situation, but consider it likely that Zhukov is on the skids. In Russia there are Iwo supreme P0eThe red armv 2. The secret p'oiice. Kruschev controls the secret do-I Zhukm. h rnMrnlbwl ih rwi army, ui me im inc army nt ii.. ... .i. . . uSS .. . ' ' rias'trvnrei greater power, Kruschev was jeal ous of him, SUSPICIOUS of him . " Despotism, you know, brooks no competition. So, at the first opportunity. Krus chev gave Zhukov the works. That is the thinking. The danger is that it is wishful thinking. . We'd better remember that Zhukov is a dedicated com munist. In World War 1, he was a private in Ihe Russian army al the beginning. He remained a pri vate until the Bolshevik Revolu tion. By mill, less than a year alter the revolution, he was the red army's commander. Our host hope lies in Ihe possi bility that Kruschev and Zhukov iiiiiiii uieeu communism wtiite 'nnev bid lor 1 mi un' mi piisunai puwui. When thieves fall out. honest men may hope to come into their own. In this Kruschev ruckus if it turns out to be a ruckus our best policy is to keep our fingers ..,.,! n.,A U IU- 1 ...l.;i I u,"u"" "u c'u' wishful iZ. ;i ! Sobell's case has been consid Wishful thinking seldom pays . by he Sup,.cme Com.t sjx luae"a'', times always wilh Ihe result lhat NATO Said Ready To Go WSIIINr.TOV fl'Pi r;cn l.miis Mnrsl.-id nrnriirled InHaviael On UlCSC later this fall 11,, 1 htc m,-ii iiimi.. Troniv I n,,- 'W.M r.cnnnfl tnrnnlnl Iv ! and eileclively" to any Russian I Fom'ls in .K Vrk lo grant So-j and speculalion he might wilh Attack against Turkey. bell hearings. Ihe petitions; draw fromthe race in favor of Sen. Tho VATII iAt-nmanHor m . 1 the statement to newsmen alter 30-minute conlcrence with Presi- dent Eisenhower. However. Nors-' tad declined to give any details of his While House conference other than it covered NATO matters generally. The President called in Secre tary of State John Foster Dulles immediately alter his lalk with! Norstad. apparently to discuss the Middle Uast and Ihe still unex plained removal of Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov. However. Dulles lold newsmen after Ihe one-hour meeting lhat Ihcy did not discuss Zhukov's re moval. He alsn said he did not know whether ihe President will attend the NATO council meeting. White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said matters related to last week's conlerencc with British Prime Minister Har old .uaemman were discussed, bin proposed NAIO summii conierence on pooling the wests military and scientific advances now voiceless snhere. I ,n 'his country, complaints ihe Th(1 R,, yircr.,f( c.. said il has was not on the agenda. , Scientists at Ihe Smithsonian As- United Stales is lagging in both successfully lesied Rascal, its air- The other major subject of the trnphvsical Observatorv at Cam- 'he satellite and missile fields l0.5,iracP guided missile, in four Kisenhower-Macmillan talks was bridge. Mass.. sent to Moscow last brought more congressional grum- p,np0jnt ,nng tPSS jn tH. p,.,st five tension in the Middle East, where -nichl then own compulations on hlln? ;,nd an announcement ol a weeks. The Rascal, capable ol Russia is conducting an inlen-e tin- orbits of both Sputnik and ils lull-scale investigation. 'carrying a nuclear warhead, has propaganda campaign against the launching rocket, al-u still circling A Li-man II e Aporopriations been leported designed In be re- U.S. and Turkey. jn stiace. -ulicommitfee planned hearings leased Irom planes 7."i to 111 miles The siant British radio tele.- beginning Nov. 4 in California, from the target. ACCIDENT siope at .lodrell Bank trackrd bolh wilh an emphasis on charges thai The Air Force said it is using PORT AVGELKS ..f A li- Sputnik and Ihe rocket across Ihe inlerserviee rivalry has delayed a new. king-sized camera In track year-old Port Angeles girl, Patric- Arctic Circle after a telegram re- U.S. effort s in both fields. rockets in Might Irom Ihe Cape ia Dickson, was killed Sunday questing aid came from Moscow, i Rep. Malmn iD-Tcxi. chairman Canaveral, Fla.. Test Center "wilh when her horse shied and threw Radio Moscow, taking full ad- of the subcommittee, said these lavorable results exceeding ex her as she was riding near here vantage of the worldwide excite- rivalries are the reason that "the nictations." The eight-ton device wilh three companions. niont over the Soviet technical Russians have beaten us so was rated capable of photograph- Deputy Sheriff Howard Breece breakthrough, also introduced the badly." ing missiles in Might 5ft lo 100 s,iid the Dickson girl hit her head dog designated lo ride Ihe second In oth"r developments: miles away, at a rate of 60 pic- Dtl a tre satellite m'o space. I The United Sla'es has fired ture frames second. '.JV.vw.' n'Wi.SV t V I SALEM t r- '-H."?Ji. Nn'.TST.v .a I ft I out Mondav as Ihe Oregon I.cais- news Sunday when I's secretary Cool Air, Snow Covers Much Of Northeast Area By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I reported in parts of western New A late October cool spell chilled most all sections of the country today. Snow accompanied Ihe colder air as it moved into the North eastern part of the nation. Temperatures were in Ihe 30-40 jdav in the New England states degree range in wide areas of the; soll,hWard to Virginia. Fair and country. exceptions were most .sections ni Arizona, cuiiiornia ana Krus-jP!,, lorlda- , . I Chillier weather spread into Ihe "lildle ?nd lower Mississippi Val- Coast. Temperatures were mostly, in the low 30s. and below freezing fmc ,a''ca', 11 was nippy 29 i Florida also cooled, with read- I'P dcSrees ,.or more low!1' ,lou!s iniei. , , "'"gn shies cleared ana most . r .. , . . , : ui lilt miiiw in un iiiiiiii Lfnu;ii . , . , lh i There 'was a little warm - i ng. however. Ill pails of the and' Central Plains and' iin id llmiar I iccKcinm ' q (.; ... ..... iimh.i . u.tj , wt h roantnes runs v in t ip lis. 6 ' .. . . Great Lakes region and along the j Nnmi. iirrmc p in in nvi'.n Kaslern Seaboard trom Maine in Virginia. Snowfall amounts were generally light in the Northeastern i . ... ...... aua uui mute limn a tout ot snow u... ,i . r... fell in the Cleveland area yeslcr-! day. Fairly heavy falls also wereiw,'.'s "" comment as to the reason Court Rejects Sobeil Plan WASHINGTON W The Stl preme Court Monday rejected r 1....'. l... uucuiiiii ny morion, Sobell. convicted of atomic espion-i age with Ethel and Julius Rosen- 1.: Sobell. sentenced to 30-ycars'me missile and satellite programs imprisonment, is serving his i ! eighth year in Alcatraz Peniten- Urtl y ttarv. The Rosenberos were exe- euled in June. lfl.V!. 'the conviction remain undis turbed. Monday's action was on a plea ot Sobell s attorneys lhat it re-i verse itself in the earlier relusaiV to hear his case. The high court took no action. Iwo other petitions liled on jSobells behalf. It presumably will i In these the altomcvs asked TCV ieW of refusals b.V I edd al . ."tii .1 n, ainuiit; uuivi ilium.-, 1 11,11 , alSob,cll conviction was "steeped "' ' j j 1 I Pcl "lrl'd '"l-nce. putnik Silent, So Are Trackers WASHINGTON '.P-Russia's pi-! jeneer earth satellite spun silently in space today as world scientists. named Kudryavka. Already: redoubled eflorts lo track the or-i trained to use a space suit and biting sphere by visual and other; transparent helmet. Kudryavka means. ,was introduced lo Ihe radio audi- Radio Moscow announced mcan-'erce. while that still another satellite this one carrying a space travel- ing dog named Kudryavka-will be launched in the near future. Sputnik No. Is beeps and buzzes died away Saturday, three weeks niter the first made-made moon- let was launched into its 13.U00 ,' , 1K j. ,,. ' in a newsletter thai federal spend m.p h. orbit around the world. 1 .a'n'" 'h,f a,'r. ,0,P1J?' 6 ing still must he cut despite the Soviet scientists confirmed that lh(, satellite's balteries finallv had : failed, and asked scientists of oih- fr nations lo aid in tracking the r e'i. I Mature met in York and western Pennsylvania. The only other wet spots were in the Northern and Central Rock ies which reported generally light lalls of rain and snow. Snow flurries and showers were ovnocled In continue rinrinp Ihn rnn wn. the tnrerast in the South. ' east Defense Talk Toned Down WASHINGTON W I.I. Gen. r Mii.. i,iof'..i K.inlus." Holmes said, "should not ' y """."r. 1 i . ijiv v jjir i p incn r fllll 111 3 llfl - wrote Iwo texts for a speech Mon-'mat - f contaiiiing. shai;n thrusts ; "L H"vi uuciiine, lite oilier l.r.'s(;",a,ionJof " Ar"i ... , , ... ".' lllllt-llUll III (111 UCICHSC. .......v..., ..w.-c jwu in ui nun IUa l,m,p nn.-t l A!.. L "'iJ i tin ruia-'"' Army-Navy continental air de-' "-;. m me mtoiu ?,nnuaJ meeting of the Assn. of lhe;the role that politics will play in,.., j,.,,. 'nn United Stales Army to deliver the the session.. ... ,n, M lain.fKnU'n vflt-omi ( Tho amwnnr llc o nfu,l rianpni" ... lntnr, own version. . . , .. .... ........ .-puni.-wnaii sniu nine .iiii.m-i.hii ui.iriitii-u ins him uran, -a jo-i-i margin over inc iteptio The Army and Ihe Air Force are licans. Bui Ihe big lighl will cnine in lusty contest in Ihe Held of in the Senate, split 15-15 between missiles-ballistic, guided and anli- the two parlies, aircralt. ! Kach house will have only Ihree Some advance distribution of committees Taxation. Ways and the first version was made last Means, and Rules. Rolh parlies week. A telegram from Mickel- have agreed lo limit introduction sen's headquarters at Colorado f hills lo those dealing with lax Springs lollowed. saying this ver- relief sum was "killed' and lhat a sub- Cliflltn U'nillH Inllnu- - vcr lh0 weekend. Ihe House j Appropriations C o m m 1 t I e e hinnniinf..H il u-nnlH in,n,l ana ne cueci upon mem 01 inter Scn lcc rivalry. I ' ! Knight To Stay In 1958 Race SALUAMKN 1 0. Calif. 'I P' Gov. Goodwin J. Knight said today he intends to slay in Ihe race lor governor of California in the ID.'ifl elect ions and wants no other poli-l Lit .11 post. III a press release. Knight. Repilblica d discounted rumors n 11.11 1 1 1 . niiumiiu n-v,uiii, ' who is retiring from the Senate and j j , "l " candidate for governor. be The announcer described Ihclmore than W million dollars worth animal as "a small, shaggy dog and barked into the micro- nhnnc The annount,,r said Kudryavka hi), rlridcn tr.sl rockcUl. equipped v.jth instruments to record her re- at.,innlt" and has parachuted safely t0 tne rour,d several times , v ' . V ;,. ... ... .',' sa u ii' : ns mi: 11 .-i a ur ' i . ,.. i l,, ning of a new eia in human lia.cl. , HARVEY JH. A Republican at- rlhrow Democratic Pal Dooley fizzled Ihe Oregon Lcgis- specia! session to consider proposals t o reduce taxes. The Republicans, who had Ihe "support ill some Democrats, had claimed the HI votes needed to install tep. Richard B. Crooner ID i. Milwaukic. as speaker. Bui the HOP said in a statement that Ml was abandoning this attempt in the interest ot keeping the session as short as possible. Democratic supporters of Doo ley denied that the Republicans had the needed votes. The special session, first in 22 . kept the same, organization as it' years, met at 10 a.m., with the j had during the regular session.! wheels greased lo comply with: which ended only tour months! Gov. Robert D. Holmes' wish that ago. ! it be kept as short as possible. I Although the Senate thus will' The governor, addressing a 'have (be same committees it had; joint session in the House chain-; during the regular session. Senate; bcr. urged that legislators limit President Boyd R. Overhulse Mli.t the income tax reduction to 10 pen Madras, said only Ihe Taxation, cent, and give 5 million dollars a I Rules and Ways and Means com-; year more in basic school aid to'niiltces will function. I I local districts. I This plan, he said in his pre-, i ostrmn without a challenge, ap- pared address, would leave a stir-1 pointed only three commillees I plus of SO million dollars at the! also Taxation, Rules and Ways end ol the biennium. Mind Means. The Republican plan for an in-! Dooley gave Ihe Democrats a come tax cut ol about 25 per cent; wniiln1 loan. surplus of about 20 millions Holmes declared, however, thai 50 millions should remain as sur- nltis in nt-Hnr In earrv nut Ihe postponed program for buildings i at colleges and institutions: lo! keep lands available lor possible national emergency: and because unemployment might reduce rev enues below present estimates. "The major part of the stir- m.:, u r m. :"t uiontpqiiu ill win ui lilt Hill without an ample reserve, the' , law liilat - ''" " "!L ",". .ZJ"' , , . ,. . iti.t.i i.iii ,,. , ..intlitr, I tin tl-.ln ' u..,,..o .-unv. The abortive allcntiiMo .i'- i uuw ui: i . ..n u, t hp pniwilnr ll.is A oonl r iancn .-. o.- nu win n'Miuvcii ui inn nidii in niv House, where the Democrats have r (T.irenre Rarlon mi. Co-1 ..:n .. r il -. uiiiiie, ctiiiit man in me iiutise ta.!'"ii. n.iiiii-n ui.-i jimiij ",l,,u committee, called a meeting ol ;his committee lor Mondav allcr-1 -Ve will meet." Rarlon said. in more or less continuous ses- sion in an effort to gel this job done The Senate Tax Commit lee will meet wilh us so thai when T"' '"" reported the '.'It-year-the tax relief bills get over lo Ihe oI(1 Hsc jockey was "Hied but in Senate, they won I have to hold duplicate hearings.' Unlmn S.-1.H hp hn1if.ve Ihe i.ih . can he finished in five davs. but i . ; Woailicr POKKrAST. Kl,.mlh I- nll. ami vicinity: Fair Ihrough Tuesday. !in.u r.. a . en i... , i.i , High Tlirsdny 3.-I-40. . , , , Low l"nighl lligh yesterday Low last night Precip. lasl 21 hours Since Oct. 1 Save period last year Normal for period .0 1.!) l.fil n.A:i of Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles in the past year, and about 12 million dollars worth in Ihe past week, according to an unofficial estimate. Robert Murphy, deputy under- seerelarv of sl.itn Inr nnlitir.-i! :il lairs, lold reporters at Hot Springs, Va., lhat Russia has so - ''dified free world alliances by "'"P" arrogance " over missile and satellite achievements. ' Rep. Karl Wilson 'R-lndi said missiles-salellite race with Rus- ..i . , ., . sia. Let lis remember that in . . ., v 1," Vjison said most lawmakers think it will take at leas' Iwo weeks j Tin Legislative Interim Taxj Committee got some disturbing! news Sunday when i's secretary reported niai revenue estimates mm nit- cunem Diennium migiu be too high. The reason, the committee was told, is that economic conditions are gelling worse and lhat Ihe income lax collections might be allected. If this is true, then the 09 mil lion dollar surplus that is expected next June may be !ar less than that amount. Both houses speedily completed their organization bclure the gov ernor spoke. In the Senate, the upper house Dooley, who look over Ihe House, 8-3 edge on the Rules Committee.! an" l-- margins on I lie oilier tw o. Democrats control all of the three lop Senate committees by j one-vole margins. j The House voted lo give its1 Committee unprecedented Powers to pass on all legislation belore it can reach the House Poor. In eftect, this gives the House Rules Coinmilloe veto power over all legislation. There were only five dissenting, voles-all cast ny itepui) leans-j in voting on this new rule. . . , ... ,, iini ii iinnoe inni in cttiiiP mil. . ' ," "j 1 , " . ',,,' ,. " filling a couple f , ,.1n..i, Fiv"w members were sworn ill nv .H .Mii'c iiiii . i.iii. iin-v ... ,,n c .ri,. i..t. c r..nnn, in, rrtl. . , r ;jjK(lll'1.i(,. Clinton' P. Haight Jr'.l Hon Hann 1 iDi. 'taker: Wavne Turner ( r . nd Mrs. II. II. Lliina- in,.. 1 Hon Don Winner 'UK l ortlann. :,....j ,J nr.n ,, J i , special session next Saturday. I Coast Guard Hauls Outboard Fan From Ocean el HAMILTON, Bermuda W The Coast Guard cutler Hockavvav fi- ill. I.....I...I .1'. . ;.....n.. M.,1.1.. ! Wesl and bis oulhoard motorboat out "Mho Atlantic early today and ' l.n.,..l 1 n.... ...ill. 1.1... . . : The Coast Guard V est s n-u.iv .o..y noiii .mm in -.aroiina nao cost viicic aam i.ioic man S.10II.IHIII. S""u P".vsicai coiimiion West loll Morehead City. N.C.. UCl. 1 "1 Ills l.l-IOOt Ct all I lie Impossible" with enough luel lor about 72 hours, a compass and radio receiver but no transmitter. He hoped to make Ihe .VlO-niile ,.. . .. .U....t II, U.... I... I l.n.l inn ill annul in iiiiui s win n.tu ; ,, , . 1,J I, ;,,i hark and he ran mil of In. -I A Iteighler spoiled him last .vionoav auout jou nines along nis way nnd rorllt.pd him. The Coasl .vioiioav auout jou nines along in; j Guard called olf the search it had . 4."i been making for two days and la . 2)1 iter refused lo look again when he did not reach the British Island. ! A Coast Guard plane on a train-j ing Might spotted West yesterday H'. miles northwest of Bermuda, out ol gas and adrilt in rough seas. I lie plane dropped mm a short wave radio and transmitter and emergency rations. via I he radio Ihe young man pleaded lor more gas so lie could , continue. Fed up. the Coasl Guard , 'dispatched the culler to nick him P an" "c-pi an aerial pairoi oven ! him until he was rescued al 2:0.1. a.m. I I DEMONSTRATION ' . ' . CP'" ' - Seveta I .' - rfk Lypriots vyerc I n j u r e d Mondav when British troops u.-ed tear ga and nightsticks lo break "P " demonstration alter a Greek , holiday church service in Nicosia SHOOTING HOURS OREGON October 2!) OPEN 6:0.1 CLOSE 5:IW CALIFORNIA October 29 OPEN CLOSE fi:l)I j:(IS OTI-TVL Juw mSt READIN', WRITIN' 'n arithmetic, the blackboard, the test paper, and the pupils, will be combined in the program, "Come In School," to be seen at 5:45 p.m. each Monday in the month over KOTI-TV. Sponsor of the clever program is the Radio-Television Services of the Klamath Falls public schools. Parents will share school situations in the educa tional and informative series presented under the direction of Charles Woodhouse, instructor of the radio and tele vision communications class of Klamath Union High School. These fourth graders at Mills School, David Ritch ie, left, and Peggy Bryan, will be the hero and the heroine of the series. Sofnt-Or-Sinner Convict Runs Wild After Escape I I.AVA HOT SPRINGS, Idaho i!and where. Brown, meanwhile, got, sainl-or-sinner convic, who spreatl a Iran Ol teiiui nm w? states slept peacefully in . - .. ail Ce 1 ItUaV il ICl lll.S IIIOI lltTl . in iiiiiv-uisiaiivf ivn-uuuni- van, vuihuivvm n. .i... . . Willard Arthur Brown. 2;!, R'T''e . no to police without yesternay aucr.iuiu 10 u no ",v Inc mnlh,.,- lr hm-nlhv lVlU-nk. , , , . vi v irom aatnesiowii, .s. i Mrs. Wilczck pictured her son ihy a lornier marriage as a gen- ! tie and lonesome man who es- taped Irom prison so he could be I with her. A man in a ranchhoiise 1 where Blown holed up called him la good boy and asked assurances from o! lifers lhat Blown wotildn t I be molested. I Bui a woman kidnaped al gtin - I point by Brown said he raped her. And two Canadians aiKittcieu ny Brown said lie robbed I hem and ,i.... .1 ,.. i.ai ti.... ...,t ........ "V .. , . " "'""V1' ","'. lilOWhs StlttCIHIel .11 I lie IsOl.ll .led i-.niihhoiise iwo miles west of ilhis sulnhur waler spa ended al ..... ,-,,, ,...u.rcA ; . Idaho lab. Surrounded by police, released three children Brown whose ranged Irom 1 lo 7 and then' asked permission lo Ill's mother. Police agreed. Mrs.! Mauglian saitl Brown insisled on Wilczck lold Brown to give up and payinit for lunch and lor Ihe lele he said "Okay, mother, I'll do it phone call to Jamestown. He said lor von. Brown walked out inlo Ihe light , . , ,. 0,. ... ...... ! onz.ll , pill Ills .Ml- .ill lull- Vli'vv il ! ,hl' muddy ground the muddv ground, and stir- 'rendered. j He was taken M miles northwest' I to Ihe Bannock Cnunlv Jail in Po- calello. where police pondered to - iday what charges should be liled, CHRISTMAS will come early for two Klamath halli younqiter ol 10 yean or younger when J. J. Nnwberry Compiiny'l toy deportment becomei their happy hunting ground from which they may have all the toyt they can carry out in eight minutei. Energy Ernie coloring booki to anter While Satin'i contejt are rt at Newbarry'i and all grocary storei carrying White Satin Sugar. Conteit dates ara October 28 to December 7. Tha local Newberry manager, Mika Kieniti, it ihown checking with Barbara Folti of the toy de partment to make lura the toy lupply i big enough for th December 14 "run" on the toy department. Ins firs, sleep ol a 26-hour period in uitu ui:: llnrnprl nn Vnen fUI nhniil fiv Kscaped from the . Montn.ihWjrK.m.,th f2!u. Tn'. - - ... w..-. : St .-It O Pflslin .1 I llfl- l.ndflp Stole at least four cars. the I rifle. , money and clothes. i.-i,i.,,,,i o o t., ,.sii-.,,lrl Mnnisiim mother of Ihree, Mrs. Laura Shaf , j and held her nine harrow hours. She charges he raped her al euiinninl. Brown denies il. forced Iwo Canadian hunters. Gordon Hunter. 21. and Fred llel s,,i 20. both of Mooseiaw. Sask.. , drive him across easlern Idaho, ' robbed them, then bound lliem; xx-it ! a lorn shirt and drove away, . on(. 0f u,e Canadians said Brown I them as he left, "I should ishool you." i Later, learing police were chis j ing in, Brown holed up ill Ihe ranciinoiise occupied ny ,1. h. Maiighan. 72. Bountiful. Utah, who k-.i... .mi.,.. wilb his three . " '..,1. V. i.i.'l l andchildren while Ihe parents intended church in Lava Hot , Snrincs. It was here Dial nnlice found' w.m nermiiled Ihe obone call .,,.,., ,,, ,-. gas etjuipiiienl on Ihe way. Kar- 1 her, Mrs. Sballord hatl quoted bun as saying, "loll Ihe police I'm not J going to come easy." the convict turned meek even be lore talking lo his niolher. permit - ,, ,.i.:i.i . lint; nil- uiim liiiiuii-ii in n-.ii l-. unharmed. ! Brown was doing lime for steal- ing a car and violating parole. He had been reported angry he ! cause his application lor parole. 'was turned down last week West Eyes Demotion Of Zhukov .MOSCOW, ifl Westerners ex pressed belief Monday Marshal I Georgi K. Zhukov has been down- . graded in. a Communist party jmove lo assert Its full authority lover the armed forces. Some ob j servers said Zhukov might be ! shunted off to a political job, j leaving Nikila Khrushchev as the ! unchallenged big boss of Soviet domestic and foreign policies, t The curt announcement Satur iday that Zhukov was "relieved" !as defense minister created the I impression among Western ob servers in Moscow that the Rus sian war hero was being shunted aside, whatever new position he might get. I Much speculation centered about Ihe possibility that Zhukov would j I mn up .soon in lite post of a first deputy premier. While this would be a respectably high government position, it would give Zhukov lit- i tie real authority. ! Correspondents found it easy to clear with the censors a predic tion lhat Zhukov would be di- ; voiced Irom the armed forces and he appointed a lirst deputy ' premier. ! Pravda, official newspaper of ' j the Communist Party, sharply re-. minded its readers Monday that i Ihe unity of the Communist Party Imiist be considered "indestruct i ible." I The title of Ihe editorial, "In destructible Unity of Party and i People," was exactly the same as Ihe editorial used last June to 'explain lo party readers the rea son lor the antiparty purge. , Tills editorial was the nearest approach to ollicial comment on. the replacement of Zhukov by Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky. Ihe announcement and the ed itorial comment left Western dip lomats here with the impression that regardless of whether Zhukov gels another high-sounding job, party boss Khrushchev's author ity in Ihe Kremlin has been strongly nailed down. Wocus Crash Kills Driver A 21-year old Sweet Home man was killed instantly about 9:110 p.m. Sunday when the car he was oper- - iifi-ensi'u vnx miiiiiii ijer. vhirii .1 . J u t fl tine 21 of 605 Fourteenth Ave- ! nue fn Sweet Home. Slate nolle' said Valentine was - southljound.fl.nd was in the process - oi passing 1 -.ohtlibound 'vehicle 'driven by Kmil P. Hoder of Tule- lake. The Valentine car went out- of control afler striking the lelt rear fender of Ihe Hoder car. It crossed Ihe highway, overturned in a dilch. and skidded a considerable distance on ils top. Valentine was thrown out of the machine, The Roder car was kept under ;cnnlrnl and no injuries were suf fered by Rodor and Ins passengers. Riding in Ihe car with Valcn line were .lewel Marie Crouch, 18, of 1(125 Ogden Street. Klamalh Falls: and Gary G. Crouch of the same address, .jewel i,roucn is I reportedly resiing comlorlably at the Mbmalh Valley Hospital loday. 'X-rays have been taken lo deler- mine Ihe full extent of injuries. loiGary Crouch was released afler observation. The injured wer taken to Ihe hospital by Peace Ambulance. Valentine's death brings lo 13 lh? number of highway fatalities in Klamath County this year. DEFECTS TO WEST ZURICH, Switzerland I UP) Zu rich police have granted tempo- ;rary political asylum to a mem- , r.i.-- I 1.1. . :.il.. ni-i 111 uir 1,11,-iiiiiMiii a mhii .laui'ii1 al lee Hockey Team, il was dis closed today. Police said player Slanislav Nepomticki, 2.5, slipped away Irom other team members last Friday and contacled the Zu- 'rich Skating Club lor help.