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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath falls. Ore. Monday. January 1ft. Iflfifl PAGE SEVEN J l SPRING CLASS, Scottish Rite Masons, who attained their 32nd degrees in 1959 are shown. They are, first row, left to right, R. M. Darmody, F. B. Hadlock, Ben Adair, J. L. Hicks, and J. H. Houston. Back row, same order, are T. S. Balliet, H. O. Hile, A. F. Keck, C. A. Ong man, J. R. Steele, R. B. Phillips, L. C. Pratt, G. L. Hyde, B. G. Stone and F. W. LaSalle. These men will see the 15th degree conferred in ceremonies at the Scottish Rite Temple Tuesday, January 19, at 8 p.m. Degrees Set By Masons Ceremonies conferring the 13th degree will be conducted by the Klamath Chapter of Rose Croix of the Klamath Scottish Kite Bodies Tuesday evening, January 19. (or the benefit o 36 new Scottish Rite . Masons. The new members all attained their 32nd degrees in two classes during 1959. These men, as well as alt Scottish Rite Masons who have reached the 18th degree, are urged to attend. The cast of the 15th degree is in charge of Sanlord C. Sclby, KCC1I, and the officiating team is noted statewide for its excel lence of performance. The event will begin with a no host dinner at the Scottish Rite Temple, 632 Walnut Avenue, at 6:30 p.m. and the ceremonies will follow at 8 p.m. Bethel No. 61, Job's Daughters, will serve d i n-ner. Love Triangle Issue Eyed In Biology Prof Murder BATON ROt'GE. La. (APi-The possibility of a loe triangle was raised today in the slaying of Dr. Margaret McMillan. Dist. Af.y. J. St. Clair Favrot laid the state thought it had a plausible motive why the 3'J-year-old unwed biology piotessor was hacked to death on a lonely coun try road. "You have one professor and an other professor and he is mar ried," Favrot said in an interview. "There is bound to be a triangle." FALL CLASS of Scottish Rite Masons, who reached the 32nd degree in Masonry during the past year are pictured. In the first row, left to right, are W. E. Harnsberger, L. C. Hanley, H. R. Hughes, R. P. Winter, Leslie M. Scott, 33rd degree Mason, H. E. Steinseifer, R. F. Hoffman, W. H. Smith, R. J. Guicman. In the back row are shown C. E. Martin, R. B. Davison, L. S, Timmons, W. F. Shellito, D. F. James, G. H. Proctor, C. E. Brown, A. D. Ellis, P. E. Sexton, H. R. Scribner, Harry Glesin, A. B. Allred and E. D. Hickman. Cere monies conferring the 15th degree will be conducted for the benefit of these new Scottish Rite Masons next Tuesday night, Agency Talks increased Cut PORTLAND (API A cut of one billion board feet of timber from Oregon O&C lands in the fis cal year ending June 30 was fore cast Saturday by the Bureau of Land Management. In a review of its 1959 work the federal agency said a new in ventory program increased the allowable OkC cut from 769 to 874 million board feet. Also being offered for sale is 126 million feet of salvage and thinning timber, not chargeable to the annual cut. The agency also said: The timber access road pro gram is going ahead. Some 12 million tree seedlings were planted on 21,908 acres of land and 7,684 pounds of tree seed were planted on 11,442 acres. Heiress Sees Brother Doug PARIS (APl-Douslas Benedict. 21. brother of runaway American heiress Gamble Benedict, 19. flew into Paris today in an effort to set his sister to come home to New York. Douglas, a private on leave from an artillery outfit in West Germany, has held frequent tele phone conversations with his sister since she ran off with Romanian born Andre Porumbeanu. The girl insists she will remain in Paris and marry Porumbeanu when he gets a divorce. Benedict was met at the airport by Robert Hoffman, the family lawyer who flew to Paris from New York last week to investigate legal possibilities on forcing Gam ble to return to the United States. The girl has refused to sec Hoff man. Miss Benedict and Porumbeanu are staying at the apartment of a Romanian born lawyer, Jean Cosacesco, whom they described as their adviser. They also have hired a French legal firm. So far there has been no sign in Paris of Porumbearu's wife. Helmar. She and their 10-year-old daughter were listed as missing Saturday by New York police. The other professor is Dr. George H. Mickey, 49, suspended dean of the Louisiana State Uni versity Graduate School. Dr. Mickey, married and the father of two children, has been charged with the slaying of Dr. McMillan, his friend for several years, who taught at LSU's New Orleans branch. Defense lawyer Robert Klein peter said there was no possibility of a love affair between the two. "It was a close relationship be tween two scientists," he said. "Favrot is talking through his hat." A few hours before Dr. McMillan died of 13 blows on the head, she drove into a service station with a man to buy gas, according to James S. Vcrsen, manager of a station near the front gate of the LSU campus. Verscn is the last person known to have seen her alive. He said she and a man drove into his sta tion between 6:45 and 8 p.m. Jan. 9. Her death was placed at 12:45 the next morning. The day after Mickey's arrest. Favrot said the dean was arrested when the state found his alibi for the night of Jan. 9 was without foundation. Also, Favrot said, "spots of fresh human blood of the same type as that of the deceased" were found on Mickey's car. Dr. McMillan owned a foreign car. Her body was found beside the auto near the Baton Rouge campus. Verscn said Dr. McMillan was driving an American car when she came into his station. He said she paid for the gas with her credit card and signed the bill. He said he had waited on Dr. McMillan twice before when she was driving her foreign car and recognized her by "her smile and her glasses." Albert Kober, owner of the sta tion, told reporters he did not know who the man in the car wag and neither got out of the car. Mickey has maintained his in nocence and insists he knowj nalhing of the slaying. 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