Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 10, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti MONDAY, F8RUARY 10, 1B5B IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Teen-jgers Held (or Banlflheft MIAMI, FUtfi - Three teen agers arresteior the $20,301 rob bery of a Coaccticut bank go be fore a U.S. commissioner for a hearing todsy FBI agent and detectives ar rested the to in a predawn raid on a Miani;Beach motel yester day. Officei-said they found $10. 000 and to revolvers in the youths' roen. Arrestinfjagents identified the boys as Jan George Wallace. 19. mainterune worker; Merson F. Gule, U, metal plater; and Mi chael A lerardi, IS, a stock boy. TheyHere arrested on a war I il rant East Trust darging they held up the fad branch of the Colonial in Waterbury, Conn., last Ifirsday. Joh; ed in I. Sullivan, 14, was arrest- Paterbury and admitted he helpedrob the bank. Sullivan im plicate the others and said he wantcito back out but was afraid they uld call him "chicken." ThaFBI said the three youths flew name clothi mobi Miami under assumed last Friday, bought new used a new rental auto- and "were really living." rVeather Table If HE ASSOCIATED PRESS I hours (o 4:30 a.m. Monday Max. Mia, Prep. 46 . 32 .02 Eugpe 57 45 Lakfiew '. 41 35 Medjird 61 40 Newurt 53 46 NortBend 56 47 Pend'ton 58 46 Portlpd Airp't .. 47 38 Hednind 53 33 RosebSrg 54 44 Salem; .. 55 46 Spokaje 45 40 By 24 Bake .24 .05 1.16 .22 37 .29 EXAM I A divers license examiner will ,be on i duty in Merrill Tuesday, ;Februay 11, at the fire hall from 9 a.m.lto 4 p.m., the Department ; of Mote. Vehicles announced. Per sons 'Waning original licenses or permits to drive are asked to file applicatons well ahead of the scheduhd closing hour in order to assure tme for completion of the test. Thl Klamath Falls office will be open as usual. ,. LELAND C. WEBBER. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Webber, Route 2, Box 755, has completed the first phase and has entered the second phase of basic mili tary training in the 3725th Basic Military Training Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, New en listees in this phase of train ing participate . in a pro gressive program which in cludes processing, physical conditioning, varied class room studies ranging from citizenship to military stud ies of customs and courtes ies,' and the rudiments of military science and tactics. New York Town Named New Vice Capital For U.S. liTICA, N.Y. Investigation of last November's nationwide underworld convention at Apala- chin has pointed to this industrial eiiy in the Mohawk V alley pop ulation 101.531 as a vice center. Official reports portray L'tica as a wide open city, with wide spread gambling and many houses of prostitution at least one with in shouting distance of City Hall. The chief of police, Leo Miller, told a legislative hearing Thurs day that brothels had operated in the city for 20 years to his knowl edge. But he said he was never able to get evidence against them. Last Nov. 14, state police flushed 60 surprised mobsters and their friends trom Joseph Bar bara's palatial residence near Apalachin, about 100 miles south west of here near the Pennsyl vania state line. They were questioned and re leased after identifying them selves. A dozen police agencies have sought since then to learn the purpose of the gangland meet ing, lheir questions have met lor the most part with a wall of silence. One trail led to l'tica. State police said Joseph Falcone and some of his cronies from Uiioa attended the crime conclave. Fal- the State Legislature's watchdog committee Friday that he had sent a secret memorandum on conditions in Utica to the superin tendent of state police in 1956 and that Falcone learned of its con tents almost word for word. Liddy quoted Falcone as telling cone. 35, operator of a liquor strf I him; "My boys in Albany and is reported to be the rackets king in l'tica. He took the Fifth Amend ment when asked about this at a legislative hearing. Dist. Ally. John M. Liddy told New York took care of mc, The committee asked Chief Miller how he went about inves tigating vice complaints. Miller said he sent city detectives but they never managed to gain entrance. "That was like sending a brass band, wasn't it?" asked Assem blyman Joseph Corso. Miller agreed it was a little like that. Miller said he had a "speaking acquaintance" with Irene Burke, whom he described as "the best known madam in Utica." He said she was "almost an institution." The price of vice in Utica is said to have risen sharply since the official investigation began. FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of felae teeth hu uflcred real embarrassment became tiielr plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at lust the wrong time. 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