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Sunday. October 23. lOfiO PAGE 7 A Tribal Lore Insight Provided By Report e 2 Youths Shot To Death Aide Non-Committal On Prestige ! AUU Ql'EKQl'E. N.M. lUPP , A former schoolmate of Burke :To 18-ycar-old boys, longtime said he as even-tempered, hut. WASHINGTON il'PK - Theocratic rival, John F. Kennedy, Whatever tt means, he said, "It ifi'iends. went into the snow-cov- he "would gel anarv at little man rloM'st to the renter of thp , i t . . . ,, , .. .. . lered Manzano Mountains to trv.lhim. He uld aluavs fomve ! J 1 " saS " h slum',etl dunn ,hVariM frnm " to tun. and out a pistol on a Saturday after-jyou, though.' tirlii H lnrl.-,v hi " " " "'" I"""' Editor's Note The Congo, freed! forward by an elder. The box con- noon. ! V. R. I'hownind. fiither of one doesn't know whether America's Msen tult' a reporter Nielsen said he hoped to finish June 30 from Belgian sovereignty, tained the powdered remains of. One was a hero. The other had of the victims, said his son was standing abroad has gone up or!tllel'e was on'" about what the report shortly after the elec ts at once one ot the richest and, what I had been told were parts, a reputation of having a slight an expert woodsman who knew down. tne wolt' "prestige" means, lion. :: m,wt n.-imi rmm rm in nl a human hear! k H lOV HOO Pa n.. .1 iU .Kn.. , c ...... n J .1 . n.. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. r :!r j,. w iiuio. miuuuaiuca, ii.w,umuui.-.. tuiKercn wiin auiomoniics. auueii me vouin maue a nomiv ot Hsi-pctnr of Pre irieni Fi en 'Mlagaimt tribe, provide the back- Tile tribesmen isathered in a Soon alter thev left in their renairinc uuns. ' . . . . , . t it v tf..i f " , , ... , , ' , , . , nowers lonimiure on ll. lnior- (.iuuiiu iui cuuii di. pcotc-juqm circle 10 waicn me w ucn, jeep, a coin, wet storm sirucK me mii'Ke also nan gone into tne making. An insight into tribal lore'doctors slowly mix the blood withlmoiintains. mountains several times, his par- is provided in mis eyewitness ac-!ie powder in a large bowl, the1 The youths. Mike Chowning andents said, and liked to tinker with count by an AP correspondent w ho Math Experts Defection Shakes State Department ! watched witch doctors undertake their ritual of making warriors "invisible" to opponents. By ERROL f RIEDMANV ELISABETHV1LLE, Katanga CAP) Two figures loomed out of the darkness of the dense bush country in northern Katanga, They . By RAY CROMLEY WASHINGTON (NEA) The de fection to Russia of National Se curity Agency mathematicians Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin has shaken Defense officials more than they will ad mit publicly. These two men worked In codes for the super-secret code busting NSA, an agency whose mission is never discussed pub licly in Washington. Because the agency Is so "sen sitive," Mitchell and Martin were given a much rougher time than most men investigated. Then- lives, from birth, were thorough- bowl was passed from man to James Rurke, never returned. knives and we made our way to a clearing where witch doctors of n m nrirn. j-l nit tne Baluba tribe conducted their Uepart mCni bloody ritual of invisibility. This is the rite the witch perience. But there are still too doctors believe can make their many without that background, people safe against their enemies. More minute investigations on'Rece rebel activity in north men in "very sensitive" positions. ! Katanga brought to U.N. troops Investigators have too many men reports 'of such a ritual. Mall man. fcacn raised u io nis lips Their bodies were found four days! Mate police said the two boys and tasted the contents. 'atcr ast Wednesday 23 miles might have walked as much as After the tasting, the tribesmen from here. The boys had been five miles through the snow he laughed and talked wildly, appar- shot to death. fine they stopped hut it wasn't enlly satisfied with the success of Police admitted today they werejknown if they slopped ot their the ceremony. "in the dark" as to what hap-own accord, or because of exhaus- The potion was not applied im-jpened. They didn't know whether tion or something else, mediately to anv of those present, a third person caused the crimes,! prodded me with their it was intended only for appointed'" if murder and suicide were .. f J.-r invnivprt wdiiiuis in nine vi uniifji-i . The tribesmen ended the ritual!, Palaffin tests . an(J "'Psl procedure by squatting on the h;lve Rlven no lnslSnt "Uo ,he ground and receiving cigarettes ,1'afiriv' A coroner's jury ruled from one elder both died of bullct wounds. Chowning was shot three times in the head and Burke once. A .22 caliber pistol was found near by with four empty cartridges. MDs Report lew Idea The two warriors escorted me to a point near my parked car and padded silently away. and women to look into to do the rock bottom job they should on those in the most sensitive posts. More freauent srjot checks throughout a man's career if he:uei"g harmed by bullets. is in a "hot" agency or a "sensi tive" post. NSA has such checks, but there's evidence that it hasn't, tribesmen in the area insisted that the Baluba rebels used a a magic potion on their bodies and that it prevented them from More Pleas Made For 2 By ALTON BLAKKM.KK Associated Press Science Writer ST. LOUIS (AP) - A method long used in classrooms offers mation Activities Abroad. The chairman of the committee is in dustrialist Mansfield 1). Sprague, former assistant defense secre tary, who said earlier that Amer ican prestige is "pre-eminent." "With respect to the prestige issue." Nielsen said, "1 would say on the basis of personal ex perience that there is no reason able basis for saying just how high or how low U. S. prestige may be." The status of American pres tige is a major issue between the presidential candidates. GOP nominee Richard M. Nixon says this country's standing abroad has never been higher. His Pern- Dr. John H. Schmidt Formery of Merrill is now associated with Drs. Wedam, Gansberg and Reitan at KLAMATH ANIMAL HOSPITAL 2726 So. 6th Sf. Ph. T'J 4-4400 But all tracks in the area be longed to the boys, police said, and no positive evidence could be found that a third party was! new approach to delicate surgery, especially on bad hearts, re searchers said today. The surgeon operates while look- involved in any way. ing through a microscope. None of their associates couldl Many college biology students LOW COST Piggy Bank Prices ...... i The Malis said gunfire rained PORTLAND (AP)-A crescendo olcr any 1,8ht' cl,mvmnK received no tins to dissect specimens and on a rebel advance would not halt Lr nn,,i . !', ii,P''aise lw0 months ago when, I learn detailed knowledge in the Working as a service station at- the attacK because tne Bullets D..ri,ii ,i . ,,,,..,. i.,i in soma cases at least. keDt as would lodae harmlessly in the ,.,. r,.mj ,i, r , tcndanl, he toiled a holdup close a tab on its men as it rebels' bodies and could be re-!honp ai..iint rtennriatinn S:.n.rd.-iv''emPt b-v disarming the gunman at- might have. More careful evaluation of what investigators find. The lie ly investigated by the NSA's own detector turned up some interest- specialists. They were put through lie-detector tests. But something apparently went amiss. The U.S. government ociccuon ing indications about one of the two defectors. There's now a ques tion as to whether these "indi cations were checked out as record had been rather good up thoroughly as they might have to now. In the past 15 years i been. there have been only a handful There has been a tendency to nf minor defections reported pass off rather lightly some three Army sergeants, a corporal, things that a man has done in 1 I. Mnno U; ,...tl, !f U -f U: S private, a cicin ipiai. iua juuiu il inc icai in ma leu- ronnrlerilv held sensitive posts. In addition, Americans who have been in West Germany say ord looks good. On the basis of the Martin-Mitchell case some se curily ol I leers teel that some hope against deportation Saturday for two long-time Portlanders. The federal government has set the deportation of llaniish Scott over and done with. Some of these security men must be found to determine more accurately what a man is think ing when he's being tested for loyalty. But these same men realize the dangers to a free society pre sented by efforts to develop fool proof security. One of them summed up the feeling this way: "How do we do this and still not destroy the very thing we're trying to protect our individual liberties?" there are persistent rumors that 'youthful follies and experiments in the East German town oi should be checked out more thor- Bautzen there are several dozen oughly to see if they are, in fact, "riffraff" Americans low rank ing enlisted men, low ranking former government employes and tourists who never came back. None held U.S. posts of any sig nificance. But Mitchell and Martin were different. "Where did we go wrong'.'" says one strategically-placed De fense man worriedly. "One of these men, for all we could find, had a record up to the time he defected that would have made me proud to have him as a son. Yet this man was appar ently the leader of the pair. And the investigators found nothing about the other that the evalua tors thought significant." This second man admitted In his employment interview that he had engaged in abnormal sexual "experiments" in his teens. But the investigators checking his background at hiring found no evidence he'd continued these Thev decided, there fore, that these early aberrations were "of no important signifi cance." That raises difficult questions. How tight is our whole system ot security in the vital defense, intelligence and secret code agen cies Are there more turncoats or oolential turncoats in these agencies'; a man's moved later by hand. Investigating, I finally found a tribesman who said he could take me to an invisibility ceremony. !MacKay Ki and william A Mack. ie, 51, for Monday. Sen. Wayne L. Morse, D-Ore., said upon his arrival at Portland International Airport last night he will telegraph direct to Presi dent Eisenhower urging a stay un til Congress can act. A telephone call to Frank Schmidt, clerk of the Ninth Cir cuit Court of Appeals in San Fran cisco, revealed that Judge Rich ard Chambers will consider a stay. and holding him until police ar rived. Shortly after midnight he took me into the bush country where the two knife-bearing tribesmen kept their rendezvous. After a long wait at the ritual clearing, a boy of about 15 was placed on the ground, his wrists and ankles bound with leather thongs. In the faint glow of a srhall fire his body gleamed with perspiration. His eyes were dull and unseeing. The movement of his breathing alone showed he was alive. In a circle around the bov, group of about 10 wizened men and three bare-chested warriors squatted on the dusty ground. also believe that some method!They cliWed their hands softly UF Division Hits Mark The automotive division Friday became the first division to go over the 100 per cent mark in laboratory. For the surgeon, the microscope makes tiny blood vessels loom soj large he can easily see how to make 25 tiny stitches in a blood vessel no thicker than a tooth pick. This kind of repair of clogged-1 up little arteries to the human heart could mean a new Tease on life. Baby organs so tiny they are almost invisible also could be re paired. Broken nerves might be patched .1.. ii j v;.,li by surgery, too. Hie Ulllieu uuuu im-iiiuul ruuu, - . drive. Division Chairman Ross Ragland and his four unit chairmen were honored at Friday morning's re The microscope technique was described to the American Heart Association by Drs. Julius II. Ja cohson II, Donald B. Miller and ...... ..... ... n.,:. , ....:i n,-l menlino 1 the YMPA The rJI"5lu """"""J benmidt said unambcrs was j;..j..:n nni,.ii,iH tun-A in tho Oi Vermont disposed to grant a Slav until Mother Killed In Accident; Tot Survives in a strange rhythm and mur mured a tuneless chant. Time sped by unnoticed as the clapping and chanting seemed to put the tribesmen in a trance. Two tribesmen kept me motion less, holding knives at my temples. Suddenly the chanting clapping ceased and the witch doctors knelt beside the boy, wav ing gleaming knives. Quickly they slashed. Two foot-long slits gaped open from the boy's armpits to the hips. The boy screamed, then lost consciousness. Blood poured from his wounds. The witch doctors untied the thongs and forced him into a sit ting position. One took two teacups and caught the blood. W hen the cups were full, a tribal cider advanced and poured what funrl n 71 npp rent inprpasp nver -r.,,.,.,1-... :,l,l ........ , ' ' 1 lui-auajr il Jill ill ijiuviuuu ihuji-i vpnr .. ...u:-U u J cr japcis uu wiucii ne. couiii an would be in his hands Saturday morning. Unit chairmen, amounts col lected and percentage of HHiO goals are: Hill Bales, auto dealers, At an Associated Press members $3,401, 93 per cent; Mcrt Matthew- meeting for Washington and Ore gon, Dean Charles T. Duncan of the University of Oregon Journa lism School called the deportation a shocking miscarriage ot justice." son, clubs and unions, $830, 91) per cent; Al Blanc, garages and auto parts, $1,713, 102 per cent, and Cliff McGinty, service sta tions, $2,002, 115 per cent. The automotive division achieved Both men have denied being its goal despite some difficult oh communists.. They were ordered staclcs, United Fund President deported for alleged mcmbershipjChuck Burman said. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP)-The wife of a young dentist who had planned to enter a hospital today to give birth to her fourth child, was shot and killed Thursday night by the accidental discharge of her husband's shotgun. Quick work by doctors sum moned to Dr. Jack G. Clap-1 saddle's home saved the life of CIna naiarica in a depression era organization firm and lost $350 in three other firms, two of which went out of now classified as communist lluenced. MacKay will go to Canada, which lie left when he was 21. His wife said she loo would go, but additional $1,383 trom the remain "They were down $450 In one It has worked in rebuilding small arteries in the legs of two adults suffering from severe ar teriosclerosis, the dangerous nar rowing and clogging of blood! channels, Dr. Jacohson said. Freed from severe pain, the pa tients could walk again. Potentially fatal clogging of ar teries sometimes can be corrected by cutting out the clogged por tion, then sewing the ends to gether. But this is difficult with tiny arteries. The microscope view magnifies them and can simplify the problem. In animal experiments, the Ver- Schillings Drip or Regular COFFEE Nescafe Instant Coffee 6-01. 89 Pillsbury Cake Mix Spice, Caramel, Yellow, White. 5:M Alber's Flapjack Mix 4-lb. Bag 39c WESSON OIL Vi Gallon his sons, 25 and 17, will stay. The U. S. Immigration Service order would send Mackie to Fin land, where he was born when . . business." Burman said. "This "wm le;1,n fucccsMu.. ' ". means that thev had lo raise ani" arteries-carrying blood to the- Ileal l muscle which ni-ii: ii-aa lhan l-20th of an inch in diameter. ing firms." The total campaign now stands at $107,778 or 78 per cent of the goal. Officials express confidence appeared to be salt on the wounds The bleeding slopped and the boy was carried away. More chanting and incantations began over the cups of blood. A cardboard shocbox was brought his parents were visiting. He that the $138,942 will be attained Pine Orders the baby by Caesarean oplration. The mother, Lillian Clapsaddle Is it possible to ten '""'" shipments and production ot west- loyalty when we hire wneie me ncnusi, aiso m, nao ern pine was aown last w'eck com- PORTLAND (AP) - Orders, him for a super-secret job? How do the Reds reach these men? NSA security men are dctcr- been cleaning the 12-gauge shot gun. When it discharged the blast mined to find the answer to what struck Mrs. Clapsaddle in the Friday vent wrong. They've spent eight chest and she died within a few; The association said orders last weeks backtracking the moves, minutes, police investigators said, the friends, the associations, the The other - children, John, fi; til.ipps Milrhell and Martin went; Dana, 4; and Sara, 1, were asleep. Inr veans h.irk Clapsaddle summoned neighbors, for the corresponding week last But in the first eight weeks who called a physician, Dr. H. H. iycar. Similar comparisons of ship pared with the previous week and wilh the same week of 1950, the Western Pine Association said week totaled 75.315,000 feet, com pared with 78,8112.000 feet for the previous week and 8P.332.O00 leel they didn't find the answers. They Harris and Dr. Thomas L. ton found things they should havejden, the Woodbury County coro found before, things they should ner. have tracked down more thor-j They delivered the baby by mielilv hefnre it was too late. iCaesarean. Ihe child was rushed to Methodist Hospital where at tendants said today it was doing fine. AUCT "But they didn't get anything in the way of hard evidence." says one Defense Department man. With the investigation incom plete the vital security questions can't yet be answered. But there are some things that can be Said. The security system is bas ically good. The methods are basi cally right. But there are loop holes. How serious were those loop holes in this case? These men were low ranking, junior mathematicians. NSA is divided so that for the most part jio one man can know too much about what's going on in oilier parts of Ihe shop. Nevertheless, it's possible for clever men in three years to pick up informa tion about U.S. methods (or dis covering Soviet secrets that any lied agent would give his right eim to get. Already its certain there are fomg to be changes in the gov ernment's internal security system as a result of the Mitchell-Martin affair. Here are some of the lecurity improvement needs uncovered: 1 il .1,1 In. TPMCTOSS. ETC.! Cut D BR Sri: -I1UIM iiii,iuii;!ii utimiu . ....... r. i-. T. r- fpstigators. Some of the men do-i Myd. Lour; rtn , yd fjmc pichjo ihmn Scooter, tc. mcnts were 75.555.000. 77.563,000 and 87.452,000. Production figures were 78,119,000, 79.7O2.O00 and 97, 122.000. For the year to date, orders are 90 per cent of last year's figure, shipments . are 91 per cent and production 97 per cent. lived there only eight months and does not speak the language. Morse called the action inhum ane and one taken on a techni cality rather than on substance. These - individuals have for many years- demonstrated they are completely law abiding fine family people," he said. "The ef forts of the government be con centrated with the real and lang- erous Communists . . ." Morse said if Eisenhower stays the action then he will introduce a bill when Congress reconvenes. A similar bill introduced by Morse lo prevent the deportation of tin? two died for lack of action. "He can do it you know ," Morse said. "The government of the United States should always be ready to do the moral thing in a relation to the rights of its citizens." Report meetings will continue Tuesdays and Fridays at the YMCA. Food is being donated by local concerns, above their UGN cash donations. TOUItS DKVASTATKI) Altl'.A DACCA, Pakistan tUPD Fast Pakistan Gov. Mohamcd Azad Khan returned Friday night from a tour of the 600 islands in the Bay of Bengal where an estimat ed 5,000 persons were killed by tidal waves earlier this month. Call TU 2-52S2 NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES S5E OVER $430,000.00 IVALUATIONI BY ORDER Of BOARD OF DIRECTORS Absolut Piece-Meal No Limit or Reserve 1 CARADCO, INC. of Oregon CLOSING WEST COAST OPERATIONS 4013 LAKEPORT BLVD. TUES., OCT. 25th 10 a.m. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PLANING MILL MOULDING PLANT RESAWS DRY KILNS ROLLING STOCK REAL ESTATE, Etc. ALSO 750,000 TO 1,000,000 FEET OF LUMBER. ..54'$ No. 3 and BETTER... 44's No. 1 and No. 2 SHOP 3rd CLEAR. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EQUIPMENT MOULDING DEPT.: Matttson 276 All vectnc 5-head Mouldr (NEW 1958); Eckstrom CarKon 4i8, 46 AN-tec!nc Moulder (NEW 1950); Vonngut 412 all elclnc Moulder; (2) Jenkins Doubl End A G'nlee Single End Tenonet; Grinding tamo : Banding Equip ; Hog; Blowers, Dado Machines; Sawn, etc. ALSO- Maeh.ne Ship. Welder; Boiler House: All Steel 90 M. Wate' Towr; Spunkier System: MH Supplier: Eic ficai: Compres&ori; Motors; Wooden Buldng to be moved, etc. PLUS MANY OTME ITEMS PLANING MILL' Wood 407M 6 i ?4 Planer-Matcher, Pineapple Feed Table; Albany All Steel Trimmer: All Steel Breakdown Units and Uniltackers; B lower i; Mershon 48" Band Res a; Dozens of Transfer A Cha.n Conveyors; Sumner Jf45 and r35 Hogs; All Steal Swetde; Grinding Department, ate. DRY KILNS: (IS) Moore and Northwest 120 ft. e W!th 5 0OO ft. p.pe, 120 ft. double fack rail: lb tip. bloweri, and Foiboro instruments. ROLLING STOCK: O) Myster ForVliM. 15 and 20OOOS; Gertmger lfe.OOOs; (3) Hys'er M-3 Carrier (NEW Carrier Blocks. 6 PARCELS OF PEAL ESTATE To be Sold Separately HI Appro j8 Acres with railroad spur. ft 2 Anp'O' 1 5 acres, Rivd frontage Appro 1 ' Acre on Ne H.ghway 'il J?4 Appro ? 8 Acres, sarre as above, 5 ft Acres o Blvd frontage 16 Ace Townsita with ' I fii Homes Irg invosticat ions are competent ly trainer!, with law rlc'erees. MILTON J. WERSHOW CO., AUCTIONEERS IfAOING AUCNONfflS ON THf HCIHC COAST 7213Mlro.WE.3Ml I 2130 SW. 5th vt. CA. J-9151 LOS ANSELU 46, CALIF. PORTLAND, OREGON ELECT VAC KALINA Republican Candidate For County Commissioner ' f -V Voe Kolino, your condidoU for lh ollic ol County Commiiiioner for rht 4 ycor term. Mr. Kolino hoi boon midtnt ol Klomoth County for over 50 yean. He reiidei in Molin, owni hii own home ond hoi poid toKOi for mony yeori. He hoi been a tucceisful bulinoiimon for 35 yeorl ond feeli fhot thii hoi given him plenty of experience In bulincil monogement, ond a good ehonee fo hove direct deolingi with the public. Mr. Kolino il o dedicated leodcr in Public Service) hoving icrved Ol Molin'l City Treoiurer, on Scout Commit tee!, oi preiidcnt of the Molin Chamber of Commerce, on he Locol ichool boord, ond been octive in the Porent-Potron club, the United Fund ond Red Crou work. For 3B yeori he hoi been on octive member of the Melin Volunteer Fire De partment. He feeli he knowi the many problemi of the County, belie. ti that everyone ihould be given a chance to oppear before the Court ond pretent their problemi for diicuiiion, and believei in maintaining good roodi in all of County, luburban and rural alike. Mr. Kolino promiici to co-operate ond work with all county efficiall and agenciai to promote 0 better undentand Ing for everyone. He pledgei himtelf to be Honeit, Efficient, Dependable and Economical ond will give a iquore deal to oil of the people of Klamoth County. Pd. Pol. Adv. bv FP'ihHrn Ontml Commit!, Chairmen, Pine Grmr,. Rn Adlr, TENDER BEEF Pot Roast Rib Steaks All Cuts Included Trimmed Just Right MORRELL'S BONELESS, FULLY COOKED Lean and Tender Hams 79i Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Nalley's Chili Con Carrie Johnson's Rerr o$1I 15' 2-or. R Pk9 J) J Chocolate Eclairs Imperial Margarine 37fb Fancy Bell Peppers Fancy Pippin Apples 10fb 10 Fine for Pies fj -A JS1 j Specials for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday j & RIGHT TO LIMIT RESERVED Town & Country Shopping Center -- 3800 So. 6th WW Specialized ichooling and wid ex- GO O
