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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. October 20. 1360 PAGE 7-A 'Tom Sawyers' In Custody NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (l-PI'i before two juvenile oificers Three teen-agers who stole a whisked the boys to Juvenile Hall boat Saturday to see the world at nearby Santa Ana. were returned to harbor today in "They ought to thank their custody on a Coast Guard cutter, lucky stars the Coast Guard The would-be Tom Sawyers caught up with them as soon as were met by their relieved but it did," said Dr. Marvin J. Reitx, rot-too-happy parents when theyifather of one of the youths. "Sail were brought by a harbor speeding in the open ocean is danger ' boat to the dock about 1 a.m. lous." The parents and their wayward Police Sgt. Rudy J. Valenti said sons were given a room at the Larry Reilz, 14. Nick Brisseau, 15, Harbor DeDartment to chat brieflviand Mike Massei. 14, all of New Jury Mulls Finch Case LOS ANGELES (UPU-A jury began its first full day today of deliberating on murder charges cainst Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Is young paramour, Carole Tre pff. The state asked the jury of 11 wmen and one man hearing the raial to return a verdict of first diM'oe murder against the lovers fothe slaying of the wealthy sur ge's wife. 4ch a verdict carries with it a niirialory sentence of either life lm.'isonment or death in the gas ch iber under California law. Tj jury finally began its de libeilions late Wednesday after lisUing to 99 w itnesses in nearly 17 eks of trial. After meeting for Is than two hours, the jurors werelocked up in hotel rooms for h night. Alt Ofih there were no official prediions on how long their de liberains would last, it was port Beach, would be held in Ju venile Hall pending action on tak ing the 30-foot Alpha I. The craft is owned by an uncle of Reitz and was berthed here. It was sailed back to port bv Coast Guard crew. The bovs all in good condition were overtaken Wednesday by the Coast Guard cutter Ponchar- train, a 255-foot ship with a crew of 120, about 200 miles southwest of this Southern California city. "They didn't appear at all re morseful," said Ens. Paul Well ings who spoke with the boys aft er they were taken from the Alpha I and placed on board the Pon-chartrain. "The first thing they said to us was, 'have you any newspapers aboard?' " said Wellings. : v;4 X V " I Jtife Fv I -it' A i ,t - I f " -- " x- Ih. : liii.rtLiMWilft-iiititMMwXlfriffi-8" Betrothal Revealed LOS BANOS (ITI Vincent le Hillyer, former husband ol Iran's princess Fatimah Pahlevi, revealed Monday that he is en gaged to marry Italian film ac tress MUly Vitale. 25. The actress and her mother. Madame Ricardo Vitale, arrived at San Francisco Monday night for a visit here. Hillyer. 35. greeted the lovely red-haired ac tress with a warm embrace as she stepped off the plane. Hillyer, a transportation and; travel agency executive, was mar- Thomas Walker Placed To Rest Attorney General Denies GOP Charge SAN FRANCISCO ilTl Atlor- MONTAGIK Funeral services: "' General Stanley A. Mo.-k were held lor Thomas Logan j Wednesday night denied Rcpubli Walker. 81. Thursd.iv. Octohei iian charges of 'misuse of his of- lice and ot public tunds 20. 1:30 p.m.. in C.irdner's Fu neral Chapel with the Rev. C. J. Anderson of the Mt. Zion Luther an Church officiating. Interment was in the Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Walker died Monday after noon, October 17. in the Siskiyou Count v General Hospital in Yre ka. where he was admitted on presumably with the stale paying September 2.1. Mr. Walker was born on De ember 7, 1878. at Sun City, Kan- proiosed W hite House conference on the attorney general "to repay on narcotics. , the state the money mis- Regarding the telegram. Mosk's l used and to apologize publicly for letter said. "I am hopeful Viceithe disgrace he has brought upon President Nixon will state he is bis office'' similarly interested, although to: Mosk answered the c h a r g e I date the Eisenhower-Nixon ad- with the following statement: ministration has ignored a con-l "i have considered narcotic law gressional resolution, a d o p t e d j enforcement nonpartisan. On April unanimously on April 4. !960.' mA Congress unanimously, calling for a White Huuse con- both Republican and Democrat, terence on narcotics." votefj a resolution calling for a Martin said Mosk "certainly White House conference on nar has a right to express his polilicahcotics. Mosk, in a statement telephoned (opinions, but he should not con- , "I felt it significant that a pres- from Los Angeles to San Fran-'spire to use the facilities and au-ifdential candidate pledged to call bv mail ing out campaign material for Sen. John F. Kennedy. The charges were made here by Joseph Martin Jr., California GOP committeeman. Martin said Mosk mailed the material "in state en velopes, on state stationery, and the postage." ried Rome 10 sas. and has been a resident here cisr0 ii the material involved thority of his state office for politi- such a conference, and I or Mini man mi yrais. nr nan a SUDjCet which he considered cal purposes. Death Row Cons Feud SAN QUENTIN (UPD - Two! fist fights broke out on San Quen- AGREEING with the old saying "The grass is always qreener in the other fellow's yard" is John Friielle of McCloud. He planted banana squash in his garden. The vines grew into his neighbor's yard. The largest squash, a 15 pound specimen at right, grew in the adjoining yard on the end of the vine. The largest he harvested in his own yard was the three-pounder at left. Photo by Ray Kite Blast Put On Mrs. Davis VAarc son tii! j""- "f" "ivinrkrt in lh h minor innns rv n i Princess Fatimah, sister ol the m, ' . . . .7 n,,r , h,'J .." . i...... . J Shah of Iran. He was the Inst " ' , ' V":. : 7 ' . U,,L."" American to marry royalty since "C ., rZ. 'rrt a ,0,al mraSeB Wallis Simpson wed the Duke offn;': ' ' 13 cen,s wonn 01 ao.v- Windsor. . . j u n -j Martin included with his charges Some weeks after the civil .E. ' six sons. Logan. Dollc: i"'tats of an envelop a letter ceremony they were remarried ,as, John and Lcslie. all of Mon.ana a re ease ne sain we,e mauen with Moslem rites. Hague: Bert of Burney, and Dale!""' VV . ' " Hillvor taiH MnnHav ho i nl Knsirkc fmir riaiiphlers Mrs. ul"l," ou"!'""". made an "honorary Moslem"' Doris Vedder of Burney; Mrs. then, but he said he did not Dorothy Powers of Mount Shas think this would interfere with ta: Lois Walker of Montague, his marriage to Miss Vitale, aiand Mrs. Etta Sanders of Seiad Catholic. Vallcv: two brothers, Herb and Hillyer and the princess were Bert, both of San Diego. He also divorced in July, 1959. The prin- leaves nine grandchildren and one cess married General Mohammed igreal-granocniio. Khalem of the Iranian air force I last January. i i Hitlver has two sons bv the KlITI IS LaCIV. 7 a ' The GOP committeeman 'expressed hope the other candi- called date would do the same." The Mosk letter, as released by Martin, included the text of a tele gram from Kennedy regarding a with him nine months each year Miss Vitale and Hillver met DUNSMUin-Pauline Davis as Davis has failed as a legislntorilhlee months ago at the Rome iTincess rauman rrince ivavvon A r r 8. and Prince Darius, 3, who live wTTICer PlflUS SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. (UPD C. E. Masson Rites Held -A traffic officer found actress Kim Novak to be a "real lady" DUNSMUIR Services for Charles Edson Masson, 69. were held Wednesday morning at the First Methodist Church with the Rev. O. A. Terrell officiating. Burial w as in the Evergreen Cem- tin Prison's death row Wednesday representative from this district to defend effectively or ropre-yl 'rati-Thursday, but that didn t prevent J J :J .1 r:..J tliac Koon anrlni-cort hv ant antn.Uont ll,a inlnrnclc nt lUc fumrU nt ing Official. j liim frnm PtlillD her for traffic recall, by courtroom observers Qm rat.as" allv attempts to represent spe-lthe area. Owens' talk followed a The ad,ess al,d.her mi,lh(,r ale violations. that Jors m the tirst trial, ot S.' ,. . .... ... ,'..:, imprest ,., raihnr thnn!nntlnrk dinner niven hv cnnnmi slaying at the home of his par- officer Fred Hall said he the cole spent eight days be-1'" m. r ' -" r" " ' " ents. Dr. and Mrs. Lerov Hillver.L,, , ,. ,. m ..Lamoine on i .... .u i i Alexander noDUiaro. zu. ano Law- 1 ""do. u. p.io ,,. ... .... w"'" .... . . .. : i"i'rl" ioiea.iingineyeie.,upi-.- ...u uj jldistrict accordinc to Jack Owens Mrs. Davis. ana tne marriage inc tno ci,)sp1v behind another inHprisinn'v''" take place has not yet becn.aulo and gave her a ticket for v dc. S la MarVh T Si Ga'r' 32' h had arguedj district, according to Jack Owens. .Mrs. Davis. h hc -nH fr the previous night because of Republican candidate for the "As a result of her it t a l lasd three months and four by during a state legislature, second district.and ,ack of aS!!1.essive ad' ti.. finki I In a sneech before a larce hin -..o f.. ...ah i decided, he said. ve paner- Itelevision program. The fight.) In a seech before a large ship, we are faced with the pros-1 u-heh was hinken on hv annlher group in me coinimuiuy cemui ncci r slnc Northern Ca fnrn a III n Dunning in niu on nionnay ne-iwatCr to the Metropolitan Utility inwnfcvii wmii Concil OKs Taritevise TULELiE An ordinance amending'e state sales tax law which wilb into effect on Janu ary I, Wr passed unanimously "by the Tiake City Council at their Octor 17 meeting. This tax was pied recently by Sis- kiyou Coui and it is manda- 40, knocked down Darryl Kemp, ".. tory that nrporated cities in 24, cutting his mouth and break- the county low within a 30-day ,. period. Thiordinance and the Owens charges that Mrs. prisoner, occurred when the mates were taken from their cells mn8 to shower. j Robillard faces execution for the. Ej I n All t slavins of a Hillsboroueh Dolice- CMI VMllIlwIII man last year. Garner is sched uled to die for two murders in San Bernardino County. The second fight occurred dur ing the afternoon exercise period. Guards said Raymond Hamilton, District of Los Angeles and also paying, through future tax in creases, for their usage of our water," he said. Set Saturday the misdemeanor violation and for driving without her license. "She's a real lady," said Hall. Figures Toldj MOUNT SHASTA The Shasta sauare dance club. Dudes Indecisiveness and use of fishi'n' Daisies, will hold its annual land game matters for publicity! Hallnw-ppn Rail Salurdav eve. purposes, as a result of her pre-1 njnc, October 22. It will be in YREKA According, to stat is-occupations with special interest citv Park Armory. Howard Jones. tics from the Siskiyou County Mi- groups, nas saddled us witn tne perintendent .of School's Office, .booming fish and game bureauc racy, increased license costs and unwanted special doe hunts. Mrs Escape Trial f x r" r- Mount i o eT ror reion YREKA Sheriff deputies were dispatched Wednesday to Folsom State Penitentiary to pick up Joe Garcia Polanco, 34, who escaped from the Clear Creek etcry in Yreka. Masson suffered an apparent heart attack while driving his car about two miles north of Sundav. The coro ner's report stated he was dead on arrival at the Mount Shasta Community Hospital. Masson's wife, Marcclle, and a friend, Grant Towendolly, were with him. The car left the road and ran into a bank but the pas spnners in the car were not in' jurcd. Masson, a native of DuuS muir and a member of a pio neer family, had retired last year after 45 years of service it the Dunsmuir Post Oltice. In his ear amendment ill be published in . Its entirety! required by law elementary and high schools in the county show a total enroll ment of 8,394 students, with Yre-! Davis has said she was opposed for nlc nlan an( woman attend- The amhoce fund was en- point by firing the shot. ing a tooth. Rudolph Wright, another pris-ka reflecting the largest number to doe hunts but the big game oner, tackled Hamilton, butjof pupils in both high school and advisory committee appointed by guards broke up the fight at that elementary schools. The tolal fig- her are predominately for spe- Dunsmuir attorney, will call all Camp. dances. I Polanco was picked un in Los Angeles and jailed on a narcotics charge. Judge Barr has asked his re- Halloween costumes will be worn. A prize is being ottered jure of enrollments indicates an'cial doe hunts, he added. ' riched by $2,000 donation by Siskiyou Coty and $500 by Mo doc County Council members agreed to ichase the ambu lance immedely with other do nations beiiiipledged by civic groups in nebnring towns and by individualcontributions are 1st ill needed Icover the total cost of the nernhulance, $5,500. i board. These may btiade payable to city of Tulelal A new garbatruck was deliv ered to the ciand is now in operation. Coul voted to re- ing wearing the most appropriate turn to Siskiyou County to stand garb for the occasion. trial for his escape. The Dudes n Daisies meet m (the Citv Park the fourth Satur- Hamilton faces the gas cham-i increase of 331 pupils over 1059. Owens also charged that edu- day evening of each month. All ber for the 1959 murder of his Yreka High School has 635 high : cation code changes necessary ex-wife and her boy friend in L.hnnl slllrtenis. while the total Alameda, and hemp is to die lor. enrollment in the Jackson Street the kidnap, rape and murder of ian(j God street elementary Marjorie Hipperson in Los Ange les in 1957. All five of the prisoners face action by the prison disciplinary for improved education has been neglected. But he added that fi nancial bills favored by the Cali square dancers are invited. Samuel Gandy Last Rites Held quire all bird iking plants in YllM town to be asned daily pick- TcRU lips to meet wikanitary regula- MONTAGUE Funeral services tions. were held for Samuel Joseph Gan- Neclo Hyylinowner of Glass dy, 79, Thursday, October 20, at schools is shown at 1,189. The fornia Teachers Association have high school shows a gain of 35 been supported. students over last year, and thei elementary schools an increase of . . so pupils. ! Reorganization Plan The overall picture reveals $263 Fine Paid DUNSMUIR coff, fit -Earl Edward W'y- inere are iM ...g . u, '-.America t,oop reorganization plan dents this year, reflecting an in-, ff , M(.coud T H crease of 1M: wh.le 6.172 young- b consolidated due nil-la ni c aii.iiniiii, v,.,.. ...... . fine of $263 in Dunsmuir Justice Court on Monday after being found guilty of drunken driving. McCLOUD A Boy Scouts of Wycoff, a heavy equipment oper-.i ator, was arrested by Dunsmuir police on Saturday Harold Trinklin. 42, of Duns- Elected Delegate McCLOUD Mrs. Ada Tannehill was elected delegate to attend the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, to be held in Sacramento October 17-21. Mrs. Hattie Sloan, member of the McCloud Chanter. of Mount Shasta paid a' d Mrs Aiice Langdon. grand representative of British Colum bia in California, will also attend. Honor:,,, ,. h,j unH his mnth. ,Y jcnia ...... ..v.,.- er run the famed Soda Springs- resort, a vacation spot and spa founded by the family in the stage coach days. '. He leaves the widow, three sons, Peter M. .Masson oi luisa Oklahoma. Charles E. Masson Jr.. of Oakland, and Lewis L. Mas son of Idaho Falls; a daughter, Valerie Masson Gomez of Duns muir, and a brother, James Mas son of Palo Alio. There are nine grandchildren. He was an active member of the Siskiyou County Historical So ciety and contributed many art! cles to its publication, the Sis kiyou Pioneer. schools in the county, which fig ' ito the lack of leadership for two:mujr js serving 180 days in the ure reveals an increase of 167. Mountain Block mpany, donat ed bricks whicnere used m reinforcing the tidation of the Enrollment figures for high schools throughout the county are Yreka, 635; Dunsmuir, 263 troops. i Siskiyou County Jail for driv- 3:30 p.m. in Girdners Funeral Chapel in Yreka. with the Rev. G. E. Halcomb. of the First Bap- new library buiig. Other re-, list Church of Montague as of- modeling has bccompleted. ficiant. Council allotedoortion of the Mr. Gandv died Monday after-., , i,i ci.,nnic m-nllnrf Tulclake airport idget money n0on in the Siskivou Countv Gen- ,..' ,' , ' ..ui' , aieral Hospital, where he was ad !hp di . - . h en.0mPnt fj. Valley, 126; Fort Jones, 44; py Camp, 120; McCloud, Mount Shasta, 209; Weed, Tulclake. 198; and Etna 150. Etna iHigh School also has 74 junior Hugh Anderson Is the scoutmas-l ing while his license was sus- ter and James O'Brien his assist- ponded. His case was also heard "Rll(eiant. Scout meetings will he held in Dunsmuir Justice Court lollow Hlip.;the first and third Wednesday of ing his arrest by Dunsmuir po 175. each month. I lice. 228 to be used for evment of small building inasing the ef- mitted ficiencv of this that morning. He had ures as follows: Yreka, i isn- nicipal proj- been in ill health for some time. ' j coo. n., .-.., ;,- csi. Mn,,ni ect. A. G. Ander airport su-i Mr. Gandy was born in Lees-g,;, McCloud, 483; Tule- p...,, ,u.",,..e .. ... vine. ix.u.s,ana, on ovemoer ti. bke 7. Ha Camp 32fi. Mon. council for appro' District TA Meeting lated 1880. He first came to California 1921. residing at Placerville. tague, 271; Etna. 242; 126; Fort Jones. and Horn to Hilt where he was employed by Fruit Growers Supply Com nanv. as a nnnd man. Hp has Thdth District resided in Mnnlamie for thp nasi brook, 107. Mary Judge Substitutes MONTAGUE- TIT 4 TT:t 1 11 L U.t J at the Community 1 on Main, He leaves the widow Mieet UCloDer 2h. F; riannhler Mrs Flhpl .turiiw 1js Chase nl Don-is .ludi Registration and offee hour'Brav of A Tahoe. hv sons T sJcial Courl ,0 sit as jll(!(,c ot Tuc DORRIS California Stale Judi cial Council last week assigned of Willows, and 'lake Justice Court October 17 to RED WING !c unrc 13 ntL J are planned for 9: a.m. fol- (xpvi r,amh lowed ny a question d answer Charles of Marysville; two broth- 21, during the absence of Judge period for those w i quest ions; ers and three sjsters jn j. victoria Thaler, who is attend or problems. A filn"How to:ana and TexaSi ej(,ht grandchil-ing the judges convention at Teach Alcohol Educ;i to Our dlcn and one p.i iMarysville. ieenagcrs. win uc -wn. A noon luncheon be fol lowed by the afternoprogram on campus. College the Sis kiyous. chairmanned Hr. H. A. Meridith, Dunsmuir, cc;e board member. Speakers will be Jss Sim mons, librarian, Engl instruc tor and adviser for Fill Teach ers of America, and ck Cri qui. chemistry instructqnd stu dent adviser. . The pram is planned to be of intei to all those concerned with ention. Reservations should made ith Mrs. Arnold Paul Octo ber 20. Hunter Find; Air Wrecka ETNA Charley Snapp scov ered the wreckage of an .lane while hunting about 20 milouth ef Cecilville over the weed. Snapp reported that the ck ace looked very old. and Kin pointed the location a be on Carter Meadows, on the I-'Jp Ridge. . Siskiyou County Sheriff fl. fmiar is making an investifn the report. Service Oxford Light and right for your feet! yri?"""""' 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