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HKRAI.D AXD NEWS. Klamath Falli. Oregon They'll Do It Every Time ocali-ZE VOOVE BEEN WORKING AROUND tuc n ock un i i r"x . Aud. cmEATLEY.BUT WERE ANMUUM ""1 PDDDUCT ON-' IVMCn DO WE 6ET rr? Cannibalism Is Revived In Congo Backwoods LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo as in the cartoonists' "missionary (AP) The ancient ritual of eatinglstew." The magic of the warrior your enemy U making a secret tribesmen requires a body slain comeback in the Congo back-jin combat or in vengeance, woods, j u.N. officials are convinced that Unrest sweeping the eountry.one of the eight Irish soldiers and the fact Belgian punitive killed in a recent Baluba ambush measures no longer are to be I in northern Katanga was eaten in feared contribute to the revival of a cannibal ritual, cannibal witchcraft. j His body disappeared from The Belgian administration and where he had died under a hail Christian missionaries never quite I of arrow s. It never has been re stamped out the belief among the covered. Experts in tribal customs isolated and primitive tribes that believe he was selected from the eating your enemy will strengthen eight victims as most suited for you. their rites. Among some Baluba clans in Two Tunisians killed earlier in! Kasai and north Katanga, in the tribal fighting in southern Kasai remote border regions of Orientaljare known to have been partly Province and in the swamps of 1 consumed in similar ceremonies, the middle Congo, human flesh is The pilot of a single-seater Bel sgain eaten in secret tribal ritual gian observation plane shot down not as a delicacy or for nourish-iby Congolese mutineers near In-j ment, but for the magic properties kisi in July never was found. A of a dead enemy's limbs and or-lcongolese blandly fold searchers: gans. '"The people were so enraged they The heart brings courage, theiate him." brain intelligence, and the legs! All those familiar with the more speed, according to the witch doc-lprimitive Congo tribes report tors. They hold that the more conspiracy of silence concerning dreaded and haled the enemy, the the cannibal rites. Even in the A a CdDtUTed more powerful the magic. cities Africans become silent and " C " But never is a man sacrificed! hard of heating when the matter AloilCI TVCC'lS in cold blood simply to be eaten, i is raised. i MoihT.iv, N'ovemher WW pact By Jimmv Ratio , CAME IN AT jW? . , - 7" l I V riUDDLM I W' -- w it , - V x i m t -r "s. i y -i, k.-5. ' j, - Ai) ) i IIT'- r- " ' " ' Republicans Hake No Progress In Vote Recounts WASHINGTON' (AP With litllcl rejected by the state election five counties in New Jersey, an-slate, which went for Kennedy by more than three weeks remainingiboard, which said it had no au- other of the states mentioned by 8.475 out of nearly two million Deiore tne electoral college meets, thority to order a recount. It cer-, Morton. The state GOP chairman Republicans have made no posi- tifiiji the 24 Democratic electors I Carl Erdman, has said he does live progress toward obtaining as winners by a margin of 4H.233' not 'expect the results to change statew ide recounts of the prcsiden-! votes. GOP leaders in Texas have materially the results. New Jersey tial election in 11 states where not announced what further action, went for Kennedy 1.385.0:14 to l.. thev spoke ol such action Final decisions still are pending 'in several states. In others, there has been no direct move to chal lenge the announced results of the Nov. 8 balloting. President-elect John F. Kennedv was described Saturday by his press secretary. Pierre Salinger. as Doing not at an concerned over been no move for IgOP efforts to obtain vote re-downstate Illinois, counts in such stales as Illinois carried hv 30 R87 and Texas. Escaped Cons P 1MO hy hlk. h. T.M. nH "- tl-28 j "1 have a carpeted room, with a mahogany desk and a private phone that is, during the boss's lunch hour!" COEUR d'ALENE, Idaho AP Two convicts who escaped the Washington Penitentiary were nabbed near Coe::r d'Alcne be cause their thirst for beer got the letter of them. Joseph Nicholls, 29, King Coun ty, Wash., and Gordon Graham, 28, Spokane, were captured Satur day while walking along railroad tracks near Medimont, 40 miles southeast of here. Their trail had been picked up in North Idaho. Saturday alter noon they bought a couple of bot- tles of beer at Roselakc, Idaho, and an unidentified person notified officers. Kootenai County Sheriff John Rasor and Deputy W. A. Cox sur prised them walking along the track, and they offered no resist ance. They agreed to waive ex tradition. The two escaped from the pris on, at Walla Walla, by hiding in a truck leaving in heavy iralfic Wednesday night. Friday a stolen Walla Walla truck was found at Kellogg, and the two were later reported in the old mission town of Cataldo. Graham was convicted of a $7,000 Spokane supermarket hold up last February. Nicholls, for whom it was a second escape, was also serving time for robbery. A week ago GOP headquarters ; announced the dispatch of rcprc-l scntatives into eight states for field checks looking toward pos sible vote tecounts. There has been no report on findings by Car Plunges Down Cliff, Six Not Seriously Hurt GRANGEVILLE, Idaho (AP) pilal here for observation. Mrs. An Oregon familv of six escaped Ward, 42. was treated for possible ",',ese 1,arty "nvcstiRators. sent to death and even critical injury Sat-;cl.est injuries and cuts and her Mexic0 Nc,.tda South tarolina urday when their car plunged end! father, about 70, suffered possible ncw Jersey and Pennsylvania, over end 800 feet dow n a cliff fractures of small bones in his j week earlier. Morion had afier slmnlini- off the icv White-bac,i- stalP cll,s and sll0lW mentioned Michigan, Delaware bird Hill just south of this Norlhj Ccnlr-.l Idaho lumbering town. ! Idaho County Deputy Sheriff they may lake; there has been 363.203. speculation they may turn to the palt of the Essex County re federal courts. !count sti)1.teti friday in connection In Chicago. Republicans plan to, with a mayoral contest in East lay before a Cook County grand Orange. With 600 absentee ballots jury next week charges of vote'still to be rechecked, the recount fraud in the predominantly Demo-did not change the results in ci cratic county which Kennedy car- ther the mayoral or presidential icfl hy 318,, 3b votes. There has elections. a recount in The GOP said seals were bro which Nixon ken on two voting machines and that the seal on a third was miss- flnp nffi.-i ,lc ti.- .,)L.wl l,nA .inn- the hnaiH nf lertinn; will They were among he 1 states L,, o( 0Vl,rtuu ,he 11in'ois investigate, which Republican Na .onal Chan-1 ,.csut5 whk.h Km . Missouri-s G0P chairman. II. man Thrustnn B. Morton men- till0-Ii 27 electoral votes bv a ooo- Kenneth Wangelin. said a recount turned Nov. 1 in urging .that local uar ballot margin of 8,847 out of Inquest may be made in that g m- u.l,a,, .uU aimost 4 minj011 voles Cist Tha( he called purported vote frauds. uou,d ot be cno o Top aides have said that Vice ,e cecio Kcnned m ecQ Preside,, Richard M. N,xon. who vo(es fls com cd wh (,c In U nnnnHi Hnic nnt Jvlincl i . . . 1 .u ..wo .... "i"-" minimum 209 needed, anv upset in the result of the .,,,. , election and w as not consulted I " l,e ieago probe, f ,rst Asst. about Mortons move. hue At,-V , Frank J Ferlic sain, ine grann lurv win De asKCQ to question 460 election judges from 92 Chicago precincts. GOP officials also filed petitions for a recheck of paper ballots in 906 precincts. This recheck also is to start Tuesday. Recounts have been ordered in votes. He said he has received numerous reports of alleged irreg ularities, but that no recount would be asked unless the number of votes involved is sufficient to offset Kennedy's margin in the state. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Ttpewriurt, Addlnf Mi rhlnei clraned, repaired, overhauled. Guarinteed Workmanship JONES' Office Supply I'hon. TU I-lllia W call (or A dfUver M9M CABINETS Factory Made . . . Factory Finished CHOICE OF NINE WOOD FINISHES See Our Display at 1960 So. Sixth (Klamath Valley Lumbar Bldg.) 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