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MONDAY. FEBRl'ARY 1. !.-
Police Crack Heroin Ring
NEW YORK a'PI-Ktderal
usenls and members o( the Polici
Karcotici Bureau have seized lour
Five Killed
In Holocaust
PIKEVILLE, Ky. UPI - A
Wyear-old mother and tour of
her five children were jurjed to
riath when lire destroyed their
home Sunday.
The father and the fif'i child
were away when the blaa' broke
out.
The victims were Mrs. Alberta
Hatfield, Karen Sue. 7. Joan, S.
Jackie, 4, and Deborah Ann, l'J
months.
It was Kentucky's second major
fire in two days. Eleven persons
tinned W de4h in a fire Satur
day at a Ashland .apartment
Fe County IXputy Coroner
RkhII Rogers said the lather,
ki led hwnc early Minday
to f tr iwafkjr Mateman. W. Va ,
H anaam far the training of a
niittna: , Tfc coupe's fifth
Est, , wm visitini frriV
f-fc(s at the time of the fire.
Rogers sari the We might
bare started frem a cm! (ktt
Wove er from one el io coal
fired heating (rates.
The body of Karen Sim w
leund fn the from of the
nd the rest in their beds.
million dollars worth of purr her
inn and arrested 32 persons in
making up one of the biggest
illicit drug operations in fre na
tion. The federal and local azints,
climaxing a top-secret two-year
investigation, swooped down cn
'lib suspects in various parts of
New York City and Nassau Coun
ty on Long Island in simultane
ous raids Saturday night.
Police identified the ringleader
of the illegal narcotics gung as
Marc Antonio Orlandino. who was
arrested at his Hicksvilk, N.Y.,
home while his wife and fvn chil
dren looked on. .
Also arrested were Or'andino's
brother. Philip, 34, and his wife.
Ann, 32, and a brother in-law,
William Spinola, 36.
Billy Opens
New Crusade
MELBOURNE. Australia UPI
An overflow crowd of 15.000
persons 5.000 standing in the
rain launched American evan
gelist Billy Graham's Australian
crusade Sunday night.
Six-hundred 22 men and women
accepted Graham's invitation to
dedicate their lives to Christ. It
was the most responsive evangeli
cal meeting ever held in Mel
bourne, and Graham said it was
the biggest he had ever encoun
tered anywhere.
Some 10,000 persons filled West
Melbourne Stadium, while 5.000
more stood in a pouring rain to
listen to his sermon over loud
speakers.
The American minister went
outside later and delivered an
other address to the dripping
crowd.
"You are wonderful people to
iand in this rain," he said. "I'll
never forget this scene."
Draff Chief
Bares Plan
WASHINGTON a'PP Draft Di
rector Lewis B. llershey (ids pro
posed that young men rejected
f.r military service be drafted for
three hours of civil defense work
each woek, possibly without pay.
llershey said the nation needed
"large numbers of people" lor
civil defense and experience (hows
"that a training program works
better when it's compulsory."
His proposal, made in a tele
vised interview Sunday, expanded
on an earlier suggestion to the
House Armed Services Cummit-
tet. Hershey urged training of
military rejectees tor civil drlense
work at the time but did not go
so far as to suggest drafting them.
Heriey estimated that about M
pet cent of some lhr?e million
young men turned down for mili
tary service could work in civil
defense.
Pasternak
Pulls A Garbo
MOSCOW (UPI) Russian poet
author Boris Pasternak, per
turbed by the undesirable contro
versy stirred abroad by his poem
"The Nobel Prize." asked Sunday
night to be left alone to concen
trate on his work and seek rein
statement in the Soviet Writers
Union.
The 69-year-old Pasternak was
ousted from the union because of
his controversial novel "Dr. Zhi
vago," for which he was awarded
the 1958 Nobel Prize for Litera
ture. Pasternak rejected the
award and the $40,000 prize that
went with it after coming under
heavy fire from his countrymen.
Pasternak reiterated his indig
nation with a British reporter
whom he said betrayed his trust
by publishing the poem, interpret
ed in the West of indicating Pas
trmak's determination to continue
his light for freedom of espres
sinn.
Pasternak said he gave the re-
porter the poem te deliver to a
friend w Taris, and did not au
Um-iae its publication.
"1 just want to he left alone
and aa my work." Pasternak said
Sunday night, with considerable
annoyance.
It was the second time In three
days that he said he would grant
no more interviews to foreign
enrrespondenls.
poo opt - r m
Hew Flayine
Feetere
Gypsies Find
Home At Fair
ATHENS, Ala. (AP)-The Ath
ens Fair Grounds has been turned
into a camp to accommodate sev
eral hundred gypsies who have ap
peared here since one of their
leaders was wounded.
Mike Johnson. 41, described by
Sheriff Clyde Ennis as a gypsy
crown prince, was reported in
fair condition from a bullet wound
received during a holdup attempt
Wednesday.
Deputy C. C. Owens said that
about 300 gypsies are living at the
fair grounds. He report' i auto li
cense plates from the Far West
and Midwest as well as many
from Alabama, Georgia and Flor
ida, He said no arrests have been
made in the Johnson shooting.
Johnson was shot in the chest
when someone sought to rob him
at his home.
Poison Gas
Fatal To 2
TWENTYNINE PALMS. Calif.
UPI Two Lo Angeles area
men attempting to develop a new
rocket fuel died of carbon monox
ide Sunday when the poisonous
fumet filled a gas-mixing pit they
were working in near here.
Abe Goldfarb. W. Santa Monica,
president of the Yttrium Corp. of
America, and Charles L. Castle.
4. Cwnpton, were discovered in
the eight-foot pit by another em
plove of the firm, James V. Az
zarello. 27, El Centre Calif.
AzzarelMi said the deadly fumei
invaded the pit when a line carry
ing carbon monoxide from ground
lvel into the pit apparently broke.
He said the company was involved
in a project aimed at developing
j better rocket fuel.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
I
That' twc MiTCMia ftio. Wt' eoKr or
' A tWtC BOOM WITH DlfSfT OH IT.'
KEENAN WYNN -ELAINE STR11CH
iismmtNc Jiiiin nniPTAi
much cuiio-UllUHL-niOlrU.
Coffee Hour
Aids Library
BONANZA A coftee hour for
the benelit of the Bonanza Li-
hrary. owned and maintained by
the Ronanza Women's Club, will
he given by the 4-H Club led by
Mrs. Jess McFall. The date has
been set for February 21. start
ing at 9 30 in the morning.
The clubs are to have a com
munity project for the year and
the club. "The City Sewers." de
cided to give its help to the Wom
en's Club. Girls belonging to the
club are Nondice and Linda Mc
Fall. Susan Bray. Anne Vinston
and Leah and Lorna McFall.
Kveryone is invited to attend the
cottee hour.
Six Tracts
Readied For
March Sale
Olson-Ross Lumber Co. of white
City was the successful bidder
for a tract of 1,872.000 bd. ft. of
timber located along the Tiller
Trail highway in northern Jack
son County which was offered for
sale by the Mrdford District of
the Bureau of Land Management
on February 12.
Their bid of 170.655 included an
offer of M per thousand bd. ft.
for the Douglas-fir, which was the
major species in the sale. Eight
other operators qualified to par
ticipate in the oral auction sale.
On March 12, the Mcdford Dis
trict of the bureau plans to offer
six tracts for sale. These tracts,
which vary in size from 15.000
to 5.6M.0OO bd. ft. have a total
estimated volume of 12.17S.0OO bd.
ft. which is appraised at $261,-545.05.
Three of Ihe tracts and 11,9m,-
000 bd. ft. of the volume is locat
ed in southern Douglas County,
two tracts and 34.000 bd. ft. arc
in eastern .Jackson County and
one tract containing 176.000 bd.
ft. is located m southern Josephine
County.
Additional information regarding
these proposed sales is available
at the office of the District Man
ager at the Medford City Hall.
Kissinq Boys
Out Of Jail
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (API The
two North Carolina boys involved
in a kissing case are home from
reform school. Their mothers say
the (ads won't get Into trouble
again.
The Negroes, James Hanover
Thompson. 10, and David i Fuzzy)
Simpson. 9. were released over
the weekend for good behavior.
There were committed three
months ago alter they forced a
kiss from a -year-old white girl.
The mothers, Mrs. Evelyn
Thompson, 35, who has four other
children at home, and Mrs. Jennie
Simpson. , who is caring tor
five other children, defended the
boys. Mrs. Thompson says her
husband deserted her, and Mrs.
Simpson is a widow.
Mrs. Thompson said James "is
really a good boy, and maybe he
got into scrapes because I couldn't
give him the attention he needed.
From now on I'm not going to let
him out of my sight."
Mrs. Simpson said "Fuzzy got
into scrapes before, but I think
they had it in for him in that
kissing case."
Mark Held High
By Republicans
PORTLAND AP - Mrk Hat
field, Oregon's young "overnor,
will "have a real impact on the
Republican Party" if ho "can
Tiake a good record as eovern-
or." Vice President Nixon said
Saturday.
I am sure he will." Nixon
added.
The vice president said that at
a recent cabinet meeting Presi
dent Eisenhower spoke "vsry fa-
votaDiy oi iiatiield.
Nixon's comments were 'n re
si.onse to questions by newsmen
a to whether he believed Hat
field would be an important, con-tf-nder
for the 1960 Republican
vice presidential nominat'on.
Actor Nabbed As Drunk
Court Records
LAM ATM FAl.Lt
IKICirAL COI tT
John Idwtud Cren. drunk, tU or
ll1 dmy.
Mil-tin Jempk Quell!, drunk. 3t
or ll'i eJaya.
Loron Wilbur JurawtiMri, tlty lar.
my. referred to district court.
Randolph Tuaoor, drunk, MS or 13'i
days.
Dewey Warren Thorn paon, vagrancy.
100 or 30 dayi.
Clarence Eouboa Carr. drunk, 92a
or 12'i daya.
Robert Ut Hill, vagrancy, oiao or
JO daya.
KLAMATH COt NTT
PIHTR1CT COt'RT .
WoaJl Gn Dalrvmpla, violation
basic rult, 112.30 forfeited.
Patrkia X. O'Connor, violation baa
ic rule. tlO forfeited.
Carl Louii Lane, driving during iui-
poncUd period, trial without jury. et
for 10 a.m. April 7; released on 9350
ball.
Robert Lowii Lawlor overheight. 115
forfeited.
Robert La Harrison, driving during
suspended period, V
Gordon Eugen rnwclaon, violation
baic rule. $17 90 forfeited.
Herbert Ward ftchlecht, violation
basic rule. $12..W.
Vern Allen Ertcki, violation basic
rule. 910 or daya In litu of fine;
committed
Vern Allefi Ericas, driving au spend -ed
period, five months county jail and
9400 or 197' i daya in lieu of tine, com
mitted. John Luther Dunn Jr.. vagrancy, SO
daya county jail; suspended.
Jack Oaborn Petersen, truck speed
Inf. 97.30 forfeited.
Fred Warren Hilton, fail yield right
of way. 97 50.
Lvle Myron Heryford, fail atop at
stop sign, 5.
Larry Owen More, no rut permit.
tas forfeited.
Henry Franklin Kcvi. no muifler,
$7 SO forfeited.
D Finis Jams. violation baale rule,
910
William Martin Hlllia. violation baa
le rule. 912.M) forfeited.
Norman Jack Duffy, violation basic
nil. 910.
Jessi Leonardo Padilia Jr., viola
tion basic rul. 912 M suspended.
Frank Smith, violation basic rule.
910 forfeited.
John William carsweil. violation oas
It rul. 910.
Lois Ilene Glenn, fall atop at atop
sign. 93.
Carl Ellis Blakley, intoxicated on a
puhhc highway. 9M forfeited.
William Howard Daniel, aula over
load, 9U forfaited.
Beker Bishop
Has New Post
PORTLAND 'AP) - Th-; Most
Rev. Francis P. Leipzig. Roman
Catholic bishop of Baker, now is
chaplain for the Pacific Coast
Ihtermountain A s i . of l ire
Chiefs.
At a weekend meeting rere the
association created the pos sim
ilar to one Bishop Leipiig has
held for 31 years with the Green
Assn. of Fire Chiefs.
He received an award whieh
cited his "promotion of fire pro
tection ana nis moral inspiration."
MAL1BU, Calif. UPI Actor
Huntz Hall. 38, who played the
character "Dippy" In the "Dead
End Kids" film series, was mad
and belligerent Sunday night when
arrested on a drunk driving
charge, according to authorities.
Highway patrol officers said the
veteran film actor was driving his
new car in an erratic manner at
about 5 to 10 miles an hour along
Pacific Coast Highway when they
stopped him.
Hall was "belligerent and mad
at evervbody." reported Deputy
Sheriff F. L. Stabler of the sheriff
station here where Hall was
booked on the misdemeanor
charge.
"I'll see you in court." the
pickle-nosed actor shouted to any
one who cared to hear, Stabler
said.
Hall, whose real name is Henry
Richard Hall, made at least 99
low budgeted films in the past 22
years, playing in the "Dead End
Kids," "The Eastside Kids" and
the "Bowery Boys" motion picture
series.
He was reported to have made
a fortune in the films.
Hall was arrested Oct. 29. 1948.
on charges of having four cans
of marijuana buried in his back
vard but the charges were
dropped April 18. 1!, wnen a
urv failed to reach a verdict in
the case.
FAVORS PRISONER LEAVES
imcuivrTrtV iI'DTI fhair-
nnni.iuiu.i ...
f r.iiei. in.vv ) of
noil t.iiiaiiu.
the House Judiciary Committee
favors granting iwo-weeit numc
leaves to federal prisoners with
good records.
in - kA u'nnl4 intrnrltlPP
IVUVI oa'ui UU1 "
a bill today to authorize leaves
without cost to tne Rovernmeni, m
cases where the visit would re
habilitate a prisoner.
IN WOMEN Earn ent
urn y bay new rsr tfata
year aeJHoa; fvd avppemn
pl dsn. gpelHy ftaleeenaa
M ( mvs "Tm eeo earsi
Sl.aoO te 96.0M per year selling
part lime and 9I9.0M e mere
selling full lime." Km experience
necessary te cell Trl-t himpien.
Apply Taeaday. Thursday & Ust-
rday . . . 1: 9: p.m. Mr.
Lea Main. 114 Nertb 9rd at.
Klamath Falls.
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Lads Nominated
To Annapolis
WASHINGTON (API Several
Oregon youths have been nomi
nated by Sen. Wayne Morse. iD
Ore) to the U.S. Naval Academy.
The final choices will bo made
oy the academy alter evaluation,
Morse said.
Imon P i 1 c h e r. McMinnville;
James Myers, Corvallis. and
Michael Peterson, Coos Bay, re
ceived the main appointments. '
Alternates included Elvi.i Mar.
tin. Silverton: Gordon Monger,
Pilot Rock, and Robert M?Killip,
Cloverdale.
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NET EARNINGS
PORTLAND (API Sales total
inj W,9M,130 for 1958 are report
ed by Iron Fireman Manufactur
ing Co., Portland.
But net earninss. according to
Lewis Cox. president, were only
i-.504.lll. compared with J757.6O0
the year betore.
KEO SEA MA.SS
JKltl'SAl.KM. Jsrael I ITI
Roman Catholics celebrated Mass
at Kil.it on the shores of the Red
Sea Sunday lor the first time in
neoily 800 years. The last Mass
s;nd at Eilat was in 1170 when
Saladin droe out the Crusaders
under Raynald de Chatillon.
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Police Arrest
2 Younqsters
ATLANTA (AP) Two pistol
packing youngsters were arrested
by police who said the pair stole
riynair-Jte and suns so they could
build a rocket ship and "play
western like on TV."
The boys, a sod 13 and 14, were
arrested as they walked home
Irom target practice in a field.
Police said each bad three pistols
tucked in his belt. Officers said
they found 54 sticks of dynamite.
.K13 caps. 17 pistols and 20 boxes
of ammunition hidden in lotts 'of
the homes where the boys lived.
The arsenal was taken Irom a
lumber company and a hardware
concern. Police quoted the boys
as saying it was fun to steal when
not attending eighth grade class
es Names of youths under 17
charged with crimes are withheld
in accordance with Georgia ju
venile court law.
Mamie Returns
To Beauty Spa
PHOENIX. Ant. ' AP' -Mamie
Eisenhower began a re'u.n en
gagement today at the Maine
Cnance beauty resort n Phoenix
The President's wile stepped off
.) train at Phoenix In ion Station
Sunday night.
"I m so glad to be back she
told Arizona Gov. Paul Fannin,
one of her wclcomers.
Mrs. Eisenhower spent two
weeks at the same resoit a year
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