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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1961)
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HIS V t JOHNNY'S A MN, NO J iTrS -.---- OPTHS AICJ Hfe6W L LU 3f.fi OTTSkSno IV JPO i AND MINE, THE MEN CWESTIONABOUTTHar Vtd., Jan. 11, 1X1 Pf Burglary Relaxes Tense Boy BERKELEY (UPD-A Univer sity of California honor student told police today he embarked on a shoplifting and burglary sprea as a form of relaxation during hit studies. "We couldn't afford to go to the movies," said Victor R. Sagis, 18, Millville, N.J. "I got tired of just using my mind and so when I'd take a walk to interrupt my stud ies I stole and broke into placet as a kind of recreation." Sagis and his wife, Teresita, 13, are both honor students in chenv ical engineering. . Sagis was arrested Saturday night after Officer Floyd Holmet saw him running from a sporting goods store where a burglar alarm- had just sounded. After leaping several five and six foot fences, Sagis stopped. Holmes ar rested him and was treated at emergency hospital for exhaus tion. Police said Sagis never sold what he took and that all the items have been returned. He was first questioned Nov. 28 about two record albums taken from a drug store. It then developed that Sa gis had also collected such items as books, animals, school supplies and cosmetics. "All I can do is hope for tha best, get to court as quick as I can and get back to my finals if I get probation," he said. Prized Slides Of Mexico Trip Taken By Thief DUNSMUIR Dave Erickson, , language teacher at Dunsmuir Joint Union High School, says a thief that rifled his car recently could qualify as "the meanest man of the year." Enckson's lifelong dream wa realized last summer. He took a trip to Mexico. In order to chei ish the memories of the trip as long as possible and share his experiences with others, he took colored sl'dc photographs of tli places he visited. En route home from a Christ mas trip to Fresno, his car was burglarized. The only thing stolen his colored slides of Mexico. 'I wish it had been my cam era instead," Erickson comment ed sadly. He believes the loss oo - curred when he stopped at Marys ville and he has enlisted the help jof Marysville police in investigat ing the theft. Sinatra Angry Over Revealinq Of Wardrobe HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Frank Sinatra, miffed at clothes designer Don Loper, will not wear any of the especially Loper-d e s i g n e d finery to President-elect John F, Kennedy's inauguration Jan. 20. The singer believes Loper's rev elation of his foppish wardrobe put him in a bad light. Sinatra, who campaigned for Kennedy last fall, ordered thou sands of dollars worth of clothes from Loper, all of which were made from imported fabrics and designed by Loper personally. His wardrobe included an invem ness cape, ebony walking stick (with a silver crook), swallowtail coat, striped trousers, silk hat, a bowler, weskits, special white gloves, black patent leather pumps, and a chesterfield coat with fancy braid piping. But out they go. Sinatra now refuses Ho wear any of them. It was Loper's opinion that "Frank will be the most clcgant- ,ly dressed man in Washington." This more than anything caused the thin crooner to blow his silk topper. A spokesman for Sinatra said, 'Frank felt Loper took advantage of the situation to capitalize per sonally on Frank's friendship with the president-elect. Believe me, he . was really aggravated. What I'm trying to say is that he was mad." Lodge To Host Potluck Event MALIN The ZCBJ Lodge will be host Sunday, Jan. 15, at a potluck dinner in the Malin Com munity Hall. Festivities start at 12 noon for members and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bunnell will furnish Bohemian music. There will be dancing and cards after the dinner. All Czechs are wel- CHECK FOR SURVIVORS MUNICH. Germany (UPH-The U.S. Air Force Tuesday present ed Mayor George Brauchle a check for $580 for the survivors of the 33 Germans killed in last month's crash of an Air Force plane here. " Air Force personnel in Ger many and England raised the ; money. The plane, en route from ' Munich to a base in England, crashed in a crowded Munich shopping street. All 20 Americans on board, including 12 American I i j-1 ir . x i v i 1 1 - - r -' - n i ii if f h i r v-w.w. i--- i students, were killed.
