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PAGK 2 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thur'Hav. Atisrti! . IHiQ FREEZERS Norge FREEZERS Sub Zero FREEZERS hftr Revco FREEZERS -jrV Norge FREEZERS Sub Zero FREEZERS - Nit Revco FREEZERS Norge FREEZERS hrV Sub Zero FREEZERS hAr Revco FREEZERS Norge FREEZERS Sub Zero FREEZERS hAr Revco FREEZERS V J. W. KERNS 734 So. 6th Mi. TU 4-4197 3 Bronx Battles i "DENNIS THE MENACE" Reports Claim Communists Directing Iraq Operations Balky Bittern NEW YOiiK 'AP Brooklyn pcUce have learned to take the jitter with the hetier. But a balky bittern it something else again. The Liberty avenue police sta tion became a place of confusion Wednesday when to patrolmen lifised in a squawking bird with a 4-foot wing span. "What that?'' asked dek Sgt Robert Winter. Patrolman Andy Nappi looked at feilo patrolman Barnett Co hen and rrpl'ed: "we think it s a tro. between a stnrk and vul ture " "A ajrant stork-vulture," said Cohen. "He was loitering at At lantic and Hopkimon avenues, and causing a crowd to gather." They all scrutinized the crea ture. It had orange circles under its eyes, grr-en legs, a sharp beak, and with three toes on each foot "Don't put him in a cell." said Winter. "They've just been cleaned. Tie him to a chair in the back room." The belligerent bittern! also known as a swamp scavenger, (lew into such a rage that he fi- nally had to be put into a cell before he was taken away by aj representative of the American Society for the Prevention o( Cm-i city to Animals. How the bittern got embroiled in Brooklyn traffic will probably remain a mystery. i BEIRLT. Lebanon IAP' High-1 individual leadership." lot a Popular Front government. I the Communists and the ,authori. ly reliable reports from Iraq say Several months ago Moscow To achieve this the Iraqi Reds, ties. It was a kind of disorganised some Communist leaders therearned the Iraqi Reds against a'will have to cease being trouble-' brawl, exactly what the Red Chi. , -.;., rlim-ti-ok frnm Mns-! premature grab for power, which!makers and a general public nui-ine.se ordered. Such troubles under. cow and others from Peiping. And the Kremlin called and "opportunism.' "adventurism' The Russians sance. They will have to curb mine law ano oraer, snane army terrorism and impose tighter dis- discipline generally, ana Dreed a rl6S PAffT 6SEAtOMS, PART IRISH SET-UP, AN' 00 SAS 5 ear a lotta puddle in him.tco. Split Second Decisions Harass Missile Director VAXDEXBERG AKB L'PD ience. A man spends six months The hian whose split-second de- to a year training tor the job De cision may keep a wild missile lore we give him responsibility from smashing down on a popu- for destroying a million-dollar latcd area says at least half the missile and then he may not make men he trains for this job never it." make the grade. Perry chews cigars while sit- "You have two to six seconds j tin; amid several million dollars to decide whether to let the mis-1 worth of electronic equipment that sile go or destroy it in flight."! is perched on a low hill over said Col. Luicus A. Perry, 43, looking missile launch pads live THE NATION'S I BIGGEST 1959 EXPOSITION NOW Till Aug. 14 SAM SNYDER'S missile flight safety officer. "There's a lot of pressure and some people just can't take it." What does it take to make a missile flight safety oflicer' "Temperament is the thing." said the engineer or six miles away. Surprisingly, he doesn't look at the missiles, although radar an tennas are aimed with powerful binoculars. Instead, he alternate- main !y sits at a control panel or paces from! around a room full of electronic Gresham, S. C. "And it takes lots of engineering training and exper- Am Cirilfnr Mntfral ft vat la Hattr and On Stage ftprrUmlar H arid Champlan Divert limtui stage Aria Water Mage Ballet Diving Water ClittM Mattncet 2:30 Aug. 7 & 8 1:30 Aug. 9 Evenings 8:15 Men. - Sat 5:30 Sunday, Au. 9 Coming August 15 RICKY NELSON One Night Only! . August 16 SPIKE JONES Pilfering Wife Breaks Ring ST. LOllS. Mo. tAPl-A fake So bill sneaked out of the trousers ot a sleeping husband hy his wife proved to be a pivotal clue in help ing the Secret Service break up a $10,000 counterfeit ring. Asst. U.S. Atty. W. Francis Mur rell said Wednesday the four-month-old investigation took a climactic turn when Mrs. Dallas S. Barr fished the $5 from the pocket 'of her cab-driver husband. He said Mrs. Barr bought some dry goods and handed the mer chant the So bill, unaware that it had one blank side. Mrs. Barr hastily and blushing- lers. If it looks as if it's going off ly retrieved the bill and left the course, Perry hits two toggle store. switches located about two inches The merchant called police. Se- apart on the control panel. One cret Service agents raided" Barr's' switch arms the destructive pack- devices checking instrument read ings and tapes spewed from com puters. "You can't tell whether a mis sile is good just by looking at it." he said. "The only reliable infor mation is from the instruments." The few seconds in which Per ry says he can puff a cigar down to a nub go like this: A missile is launched and starts arcing out over the ocean. It con tains instruments which have started radioing information to his center even before firing. Fif ty to 60 different coded signals strike the antennas at Perry's in stallation, shoot through miles of electronic wire and thousands of tubes and appear on various "read out" instruments. At the same time, trackers are giving verbal reports on the missile's progress. Perry's eyes squint over the in formation and his brain becomes a living extension of the compu- home last weekend and found the So bill and printing plates. Arrested were Barr, 28, and Melvin E. Rhodes, 33; Norman S. Bennett, 36. a former convict: Ueorge G. Hoines, 37; and Wil liam James Lindquist, 26. Agents said Mrs. Barr was not involved. Garry Stigall, Secret Service agent-in-charje. said the five men age in the missile, the other de tonates it. Perry, who goes fishing to re- lux, says the chances of a mis sile going wild and falling on nearby town before it can be de stroyed are practically nonex istent. In the first place, missiles are fired over the ocean in an imaginary corridor four miles spread sio.ooo in fake bills u lOe. Tracking stations maintain throughout the Middle West in the a second by second watch from last few weeks.. Barr was de-1 several angles. If the missile scrined by Stigall as the ring 'slarts to veer off course. Perrv leader. BIGGEST FAMILY A FUN-TIMI A , ATTRACTION ' IN OREGON'S HISTORY 4 DROWNS AT CONFERENCE SAN JUAN. P.R. (UPI -Forest Ladd. a member of the Tennessee delegation to the 51st governors conference here, drowned Wednesday ni;ht in the pool of his hotel. Ladd, 43. had gone for a swim afler the con ference adjourned Wednesday aft ernoon, and authorities said he may have hit his head on the bottom of the pool. , makes his decision on whether to "bust it" or let it go if it won't fall on a populated area. H VACUUM CLEANER SPECIALS Fri. - Sat. - Mon. Tues. ONLY! Com In Todar or Call TU 4-7191 All makti - no mar- jfm I a7&l , tar how old. 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IK1RK DOUGLAS ANIHOWQUINN HALWALUS' LAST tsmao, LaaUM warn JT w ji i ; iiaWiifn tnt two tommunia capitals ouen apparen,y (eIt a premature take-;cip!ine on the Communist-dom- chaos that could lead to a Corn contradict each other. iover would stiffen resistance to.inated Popular Resistance1 Force.;munist take-over. The Russians appear to favor a communism all over the Middle and other Communist-front or-l Kassem's charge that similar go-slow policy in Iraq. They wanttast. gamzations. ("Kirkuks" were planned simuU the Communist party to look re- They advised respectability in' Followers of the Soviet line taneously for other Iraqi cities spectable. They know they cannot Iraq. This meant cooperation with: seem to be on top in the; lent substance to the tHeory that take Iraq quickly this way, but Kassem. perhaps participation in jpolitburo at the moment in the re- i Red China's followers (till hope to they hope this policy will strength- his Cabinet, and ultimate creationlcent uprising in Kirkuk between prevail. en their position in the area as a whole. The Red Chinese favor a tou;h line. They want an all-out cam paign to take over Iraq and make it a Communist state. They preach chaos, disorder, and an unrelent ing war on the "reactionary" elements. The Soviet line apparently is prevailing at least for the f mo ment. A statement from the. Iraqi Communist party's Politburo has condemned terrorist' activities, which it , blamed on "ill-advised Enchanting Entertainment for Everyone, Tingling with Delight... Bubbling with Laughter. Blazing with Elxcitementl" r i IWtllT SUD I0MN UCH ussai iara ; , T. i gf Ftoture At: 70 t, 10:45 PIUS! 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