AROUND OREGON
Mrs. Garrett Facing
Second Arraignment
PORTLAND (AP) The dis-i
trict attorney office Mid Friday
that Mrs. Joseph Garrett, 33,
probably will be arraigned Tues
day on a second charge of first
degree murder.
. The former Dallas, Texas, so
cialite, is accused in the current
indictment of killing her daugb
;ter. Angela. 3. by setting fire to
'the Garrett home here the night
of Nov. 6.
4-H Conference
CORVALLIS (AP) - The
nual 4-H Club Leaders Confer
ence will be held at Oregon State
College Jan. 25-27. Some 330 arc
expected to attend.
Hails Address
MADRAS I API President Ken
nedy's inaugural address signifies
Two other Garrett children and, a rebirth of the Democratic
; their governess died in the blaze,
;Mrs. Garrett was freed by a
judgment of acquittal Monday on
a similar charge involving the
'death of her S-month-old daugb'
ter. Gave.
At the trial. Mrs. Garrett plead-'
ed innocent and innocent because
of insanity.
Her attorney said that Mrs.
" f . m TtiacjJav U ill h
-that of double jeopardy. He said Names NCCCSSary
Party, House Speaker Robert B.
Duncan, D-Medford, said here Fri
day night at a dinner celebrating
the inauguration
"It is time for all of us to ex
amine the old political loyalties
and slogans of the past and to
realign ouirelves to the new
movements and policies of the
1960 s." Duncan said.
-She already has been acquitted
of the charge.
: Indict Two Men
: PORTLAND (API The Mult
:nomah County Grand Jury Friday
.'indicted Thomas Collen Hudgens.
t26. and Paige William Church,
:20, both Portland, on charges of
: first decree murder.
', They are accused of killing
; James Chambers, 52, during a
; holdup of his service station at
;SE 107th and Foster Road Wed
nesday night.
; Hudgens and Church were ar
;rested at Canby on a traffic
charee about three hours after!
;the holdup-slaying. A gun was
x -found in their car. Police said
-that ballistics tests showed that
the gun fired the bullet that killed
; Chambers.
:VotersToMeer
. MILWAUKIE (AP) A state
'wide conference of the League of
; Women voters will be held here
' Monday and Tuesday. Delegates
I will discuss metropolitan and sub
'.urban problems.
SALEM (AP) Political publi
cations must bear the names and
addresses of their authors and
publishers, as well as the name
of any sponsoring committee,
Ally. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton
said today
It would be illegal merely to
list the committee's name, he
said.
Basin Briofs
PAGE 4-A
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
s.dy.j.aUarya, mi, Oregon Wearher IN THE LEGISLATURE
LAKEVIEW
PALL BRUNETTE has accept
ed a position with Crown-Zeller-
bach Corporation in Seaside. He
has been employed as a forester
in the Fremont National Forest.
CLAYTON WEAVER will be the
instructor of fire line activities at
a nationwide tire generaisnip
school to be held Feb. 13 to
March 3 in Santa Barbara.
DON' ALGER, Philip Wilbur,
and Karen Elle were on the fall
honor roll at Southern Oregon Col
lege.
SHERRY JARMAN and Dwaine
Taylor, members of the Lakeview
Hich School band, have been scl.
ected for the all-northwest band
which will present a concert at
Spokane in March.
DAVID BRATTAIN. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Edward Brattain, after they are worked out, it
of Paisley went to Corvallis as would be bcMer than any present
winner ot tne annual DasKeiDaii$vstcm of votina machines.
free thro contest, held here last jj the .legislature gives him the
weekend, to compete with state money. ' an engineering firm
entries. would Jesisn the equipment. He
hopes that the machines would
Punch Card
Balloting
Is Studied
SALEM (AP) - Secretary of
State Howell Appling Jr. said Sat
urday he has been studying a
program to use punch card elec
tion balljts that would be counted
electronically.
He said he would ask the legis
lature for money to continue the
study and to develop the equip
ment for counting. He said he
is convinced that the mounting
cost of elections could be greatly
reduced.
The ballots would be punched
in the precincts, but would be
counted at central counting
places, such as at county clerks'
offices.
Appling said his proposed sys
tem nas some bugs in it, but that
,4 I
Western Oregon Generally
'fair through Sunday except patchy
late night and morning low cloudi
ness and fog persisting in few
southern valleys. Little tempera
ture change. High Sunday 5242 ex
cept about 35 in foggy areas. East
erly to southeasterly coastal w inds;
10-20 miles an hour except locally
stronger in vicinity mouth of Co
lumbia. Eastern Oregon Generally
fair through Sunday except ex
tensive fog and low cloudiness in
Would Pull Licenses
Of Drunk Sportsmen
SALEM lAP) The state,
Game Commission Friday spon
sored a bill in the Senate to re-
voke licenses of persons who get
drunk while fishing or hunting
many valleys. Little temperature revocation would be effective
CAMPUS SHOOTING CONFESSED John Harrison
Farmer, right, 34, is pictured following his arrest in
Berkeley, where he confessed he burst into an office at
the University of California and shot and killed a gradu
ate student and wounded Prof. Thomas Parkinson, left.
Farmer told oolica "God told me to do it.".
for the balance of the year.
Fishermen and hunters convict
ed of mai'cious destruction of
property nit only would have
change. High Sunday 42-54 except
about 15 in few high valleys.
Northern Oregon Beaches
Increasing cloudiness Sunday w ith
rain nmkaht lain in itau Tom.
perature range 4045. Southerly, I flCOme TOXCS
beach winds 15-20 miles an hour
Sunday,
their licenses revoked for the rest
of the year, but they also would
be prohibited from getting li
censes the following year.
Democrats Party
PORTLAND (AP) tight nun-
BEATTY
DALLAS GIVANS. Springfield
visited friends in Beatty last
week.
MR. AND MRS. J. W. FIRSICK
recently made a business trip to
Lancaster, Calif.
FORT KLAMATH
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
7lfnRI'V hsvA nalunuw4 fmnn a
area Democrats snoweo up nere ,u.. ;:. .:,k Ko
be built in Oregon.
He hopes be could have the
equipment developed by the 1963
legislature.
Woman, Three Children
Escape Their Abductor
Crab Feed
Set Friday
Hospital
Committee
Will Meet
TVia fifut trmntincf nf tUa smq.
nenipi u.tgun nuwvui,, wjde Community Hospital Com-
a..c;1a (l,a l'n itnA CtatoC fl-nm! .... ......
SALEM (API The House
Friday passed a bill that wouldl
outside the United States from
state income tax.
The state Tax Commission had
asked the bill. ,
It said that persons working in
foreign nations who return to
Oregon are forced to pay while J1
those who come back to other
Klamath Air Search and Res
cue Unit will sponsor the group's
annual crab feed at 7 p.m. Fri
day. Jan. 27. at the lounge at HpHv ' aiH ,hpsp ' ... ,
states after a foreign tour do not
so it is inequitaDie.
mittee will be held in the Fre
mont School Auditorium Wednes
day, Jan. 25, beginning at 7:30
p.m.
The chamber hospital commit-
headed by Dr. Mel Ams-
berry, has gathered complete in
formation on the hospital and will
make this information available
Rep. Raphael R. Raymond, R.to the community committee
Mr. and Mrs.
Porte rvillo.
parents.
Harry Brown, in
Friday night for the Oregon ver
sion of the inaugural ball. Many
had worked through the state last
year in the campaign for Presi
dent Kennedy.
Among thosf at the ball was
former Gov. Robert D. Holmes.
Check Presented
CORVALLIS (AP) A $1,000 Jenkins and Don Wimer enjoyed
FRANcis Mcdonald, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie F. McDon
ald, has recovered from a recent
illness.
Find Body
Of Woman
In Trunk
JACKSON, Minn. (AP) - A
Minnesota man questioned in the
disappearance of his wife in San
Diego. Calif., Dec. 20, was hospi
talized here Saturday under police
ERIE, Pa. (UPD - a Califor
nia man who allegedly forced a
young woman and her three small
children to accompany him on a
crisscross tour of the United
States and Canada was held in
the Erie County jail today.
Ohio authorities investigating
charges against Sewall Thurlow.
21, said "it is one of the most
mixed up cases on record."
Thurlow, of Mission San Jose,
Calif., was accused of forcing
only money making effort during
the year. Money goes into the
general fund for community serv
lice.
at Lakeville, Ohio, before driving KASRU members answer emer
to that city. gency calls involving personal
"She apparently had not been ganger on air, land and water
harmed," Lakeville Police Chicflat any time of day or night on
Robert Bernard said. "In fact,! limited funds.
Officers w ill be elected in
March and new members are
needed.
Tickets are on sale from mem
bers, from L e s Liston and
& B. Radio.
Kingsley Field This is KASRU's of (h'e nali(m for years
and upon coming back to Oregon
find they owe as much as
thousand dollars which works
.Sixth Fatality
i ROSEBURG (AP) Douglas
County's sixth traffic fatality of
1 1961 was recorded Friday night
with the death in a uugene nos
'pital of Howard Paul Mosley, 53,
Roseburg. injured in an accident
'west ot here Jan. 12.
State Dolice said his car
rounded a curve and collided
head-on with another vehicle.
New Building
! SALEM (AP) Construction of
',, new $67,720 biiilding is under
; way tor Willamette wnerry urow.
lers, Inc.. Robert E. Shinn. man
Jager for the co-operative, an
; nounced. ' ( '
; It will handle' an increased ton
;nage of sweet cherries. '
Tne new aanmon win nave a
cher-
tacili
ties to process a total of 9,000
tons, a considerable increase over
. the present capacity, Shinn said,
check has been presented to the
city of Corvallis by Benton County
to further work for construction
of a boat basin at the edge of
the city.
Plans for the basin, at the con
fluence of the Mary's and Willam
ette rivers, have been prepared
by the city Park Board.
BLAINE BRATTAIN, Clarence sleeping pjlis.
Edward Albrecht, 24,
Marine from Lakefield
a weekend of fishing at Crescent
City.
AND MRS.
MR.
VANN- and family have moved
to one of the residences at Klam
ath Agency.
she told us Thurlow treated her
and the youngsters pretty well.
Pennsylvania State Police and She said she managed to shove
him out of the car near Erie be
cause he was intoxicated."
Chief Bernard immediately no-iB.
tified Pennsylvania State Police
at the Girard barracks near Erie.
It then was learned that a man
fitting Thurlow's description had
been picked up for disorderly con- DImm Dmiiia(aI
duct. Police said he was found ,an rrODU5ea
Manager Honored
CORVALLIS (AP) - J. Dan
Webster, manager here for Paci
fic Powe,- & Light Co., will be
honored January 30 as Benton
County's 1M Senior First Citizen.
He was selected Friday.
capacity for 2,000 tons of cl
' ries. Tills will give growers ta
j Dinner Honors
$1 Million Donor
: PORTLAND (AP) - Herbert A.
I Templeton, a retired lumberman,
, - was honored at a civic dinner
' here Friday night for the $1 mil
lion he is Riving to Lewis and
Clark College.
"You command the admiration
of us all," John R. Howard, presl
ident of the college, said of Tern-
ZVleton in a speech. "You have
nade the most inspired invest-
nnent In the history of our city.
-an investment in posterity. .
Under the terms of Templeton
; gift, he will match anything up to
$1 million that the college can
-raise by the end of 1904.
Howard announced at the din
'on that the school already has
.raised $420,000 in pledges and
leash. Howard then was presented
:the first installment of Temple
; ton's gilt: 16,800 shares of stock
; in the Boise Cascade Corp., val
ued at $420,000.
guard after taking an overdose of Mrs-, Nancy Charlotte Maskell.
22, 01 adiuuiu, i,iaiin. tiu " v .
'three daufihters to accompany
'.i- elt"him on a wild cross-country motor here in a drunken stupor. Addi-
was questioned after police found, ' .... .... nf,;st0len vehicle across state lines
TV f I K 111 HKril a UllkllV UI11UIUI.U
early last week when she man
aced to force Thurlow from an
.ni.mnl.ilii nnai harp She then
The coroner's office in Chicagol , ., ,, ,inhnnt nnlice
Identification
It will be the . purpose of the
committee to plan a definite
course of action toward securing
new liospital facilities for this
community.
real hardship on them. ! V" u ":lr j T
The Tax Commission had said Project are invited to attend the
the amount of revenue involved"?
was not great.
Student Killed Gas Thieves
On Skiing Run
BEND, Ore. (AP) Nicholas!
Hit Avenue
Dan Utt, 23,
gon student,
a University of Ore
suffered fatal uniu-
Bristol Avenue was hit by gas
oline thieves Friday night, the
ries in a skimp accident Saturday ;slate rcported Saturday,
at the Hoodoo Ski Bowl near this! spvpmI aitpmnts at takine cas.
Central Oregon city.
The University of Oregon direc
tory listed his home address as
528 San Rafael, Belvedere, Calif.,
oline from parked cars along the
street were reported. Bill Jaro
sak, 3410 Bristol, reported about
eight gallons of fuel taken from
his wife's hodv in a storage trunk
MARLAND which had been shipped to Chi
cago. N
Shasta Hunter
Gets Nothing
In Damage Suit
SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - A
hunter was denied damages Fri
day for injuries suffered when a
timber, gave way in a bridge in
Mt. Shasta National Forest,
dumping him into a stream below.
The hunter was Renato Chinca,
40," a Mt. Shasta restaurant op
erator, who had asked $120,000 in
U.S. District Court suit. He suf
fered multiple fractures in the
accident.
Judge Michael J. Roche ruled
that the government had no lia
bility in tlie case, noting that
"every ylsibie aspect of the con
struction mi the bridge) gave
warning of the risks involved
"The plaintiff, a resident of the
area and familiar with the forest,
voluntarily assumed these risks
when he walked out onto the
bridge," Roche said.
Asst. U.S. Ally.- Frederick J.
Woclflen had argued that the le
gal theories asserted by Chinca
in the case would so much expand
the government's liability as to re
quire It to blow up hundreds of
bridges in the area.
MALIN
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE IN
GRAM are the parents of a baby
girl, Rhonda Kay, born Jan. 6,
at the Malin Clinic and weighing
6 lbs., 14 ozs.
MR. AND MRS. ELDON VAN
CLEVE have recently moved to
10559 E. Glcnfair Street, El Monte.
Calif. .
MRS. TIIELMA SALVERS Is
receiving medical aid at Rinehart
Memorial Hospital in Wheeler,
Oregon. Cards and letters will be
welcome.
MRS. BEN JOHNSON spent last1
weekend in Sacramento where she
attended the Northern Section
Council meeting of California
State Teachers Association.
MR. AND MRS. TOM LAIRD
are spending several weeks ' at
and denial charts had confirmed
the body was that of Ann Al
brecht, 24. Kyran V. Phelan, chief
investigator, said the cause of
death had not been determined.
Sheriff Harry Tordsen said Al
brecht told him he had taken an
overdose oi sleeping tablets be
cause he was concerned about his
wife. Albrecht was found uncon
scious in his mother's farm home
near Lakefield about 11:30 p.m
Friday.
Tordsen said he had talked to
Albrecht only briefly in a Jack
son hospit.il shortly before noon,
and added that he would be ques
tioned further Saturday in the pres
ence of County Attorney Harvey
Holtan.
Albrecht earlier had told of hav
ing domestic difficulties with his
Desert Springs, Calif.
MRS. ANDY FIELDS, of Mac
docl, is spending some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Schmidt, while recuperating from
recent surgery. .
Auto Parts
Are Taken
Wrong Address
Robert Dean Welch. 18. who
was arrested Thursday In con
nection with an attempted burg
lary at Kingsley Field gave an
erroneous address to police offi
cers. He has not lived at 1113
Upham Street as he first told
police.
ISoil Fertility Clinic
Scheduled Wednesday
City and State Police received
reports of au'o parts thefts Satin-day
morning.
Valley Auto Wreckers of Wash-
burn Way reported to state polite
that their building had been en
tered and about $600 worth of
tools, 100 feet of wiring and parts
including a voltage regulator, stop
lights and other miscellaneous
items, were taken. Entry was
gained through a back door. The
loot was loaded into a vehicle.
Barbara Crapo of 1130 Lincoln
reported to Klamath Falls police
that an overnight bag containing
inrce coraurov car coais ana a
black purse belonging to Sally
Ueilings were taken from her un
locked car. ' j
Glen Strieb of Central Autu
Sales, 631 Willow Street, reported
someone stole an air cleaner off
1955 model car in the firm's
parking lot sometime Friday
night. .
SALEM (AP) Establishment of
a statewide Bureau of Identifica
tion u-ifhin lh& .-lata nstllju, u.,c
tw counts of check forgery refommendcd Fnday at ,he con.
were lodged against him since his rlriin(, inn of lh' sblt. rH '
California
Briefs
ETNA
MRS. LOIS STARR has returned
home after visiting for a month
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucky Wells, in
San Joso.
Mr.
arrest.
Chief Bernard in Lakeville said
the woman told him she and the
children had been forced to ride
with Thurlow since Dec. 7. She
Prevention Conference.
The bureau would collect crime
records of all Oregon law enforce
ment agencies.
me conference also tavored s
and his mother as Mrs. Ralph Utt, ( the tank of his car which was
San Francisco. parked in a garage.
witnesses saia uu weni over
an icy drop off and smashed into
a tree. He received first aid treat
ment from Dr. Dean K. Brooks,
superintendent of the Oregon
State Hospital, who was skiing in
the area. Dr. Brooks said Utt suf
fered a skull fracture.
MOVING?
Call TU 2-SU1
NORTH AMERICAN
VAN LINES
said the wild ordeal started after bill by Sen. Robert Straub, D-
MRS. MAY BOEDECKER,
and Mrs. Frank
and two children have returned j
home after visiting in Bakersfield
and Monterey for a week with
relatives.
SAMUEL WALLACE, Sawyers
she had left her husband, Richard
Preston Maskell, in Sanford,
Maine.
The woman told police she had
hired Thurlow to drive her and
her children from their home in
Sanford to Oakland, Calif. After a
few days in' Oakland she told
Thurlow she wanted to return
home. 1
But on the return trip Thurlow
Eugene, to have summer work
camps for boys between 15 and
19 vears old.
The term "juvenile delinquent"
should be abandoned in favor of
terms like "juvenile criminal"
and "juvenile miscreant," the
delegates added.
FWrWk-pr .Ir ,uu": H,u-
The oyster drill is a sea snail
which bores a hole in oyster shells
with its rasplike tongue and sucks
out the nutrients. ,
NOTICE
1 P. MATHEWS
ACCOUNTANT ...
is now located at,, . v ,
306 So. 6th St.
wife and last had seen her Dec. Bar, spent the weekend with Mrs.
20. 1 Wallace and daughter in Etna,
Cargo Pilots Refuse
To Make Laos Flights
VANG VIENG. Laos UPIjunction at Sala Pou Kyoun on the
American cargo pilots refused to; mad to Luang Prabang. This is
make supply flights to the Lao-i the point where the road to the
tian army Saturday, bogging down
a government offensive, because
they said the airstrip here was
inadequate.
The offensive was aimed at
wresting the Luang Prabang
Vientiane highway -from rebel
control.
American pilots flying' char
tered supply planes refused to
royal capital of Luang Prabang
forks off toward Red-held Xieng
Khouang.
Want Runway Lengthened
The hailing of the supply flights
stunned the task force command
er. Col. Oudone Sananikone, who
said his unit's efforts to link up
with government forces further
make the flights to Vang Vieng i10 4W' considerably dc
airoort hecause thev said the run-.'"- 0udone had Planncd to J0"1
way was so short they could car
ry only one ton of cargo on each
flight.
Swept Northward
A fast-moving Laotian task
force spearheaded by an ar
mored column had swept north
ward about 80 miles from the
capital at Vietiane, splitting pro-
forces with army units coming
down from Luang Prabang at the
Sala Pou Khoun Road junction,
which was reported to be in rebel
hands.
Informed sources in Vientiane
told UPI correspondent Arthur
Dommcn the Laotian army was
moving artillery down from Lu
, Fertilizer, soO testing and soil
moisture determination are sub
jects of a soil fertility clinic
.scheduled by the Klamath County
Agent's office in the lecture room
at the fairgrounds Wednesday,
Jan. .
;' Farmer preference for meeting
time indicated by return post
cards ted to arrangement of three
aeparate sessions, each covering
khe tame material and all to be
held at the fairgrounds lecture
loom. ,1 -
Timet are 9:30 ta IS o'clock in
the moraJng. !:M to 4 o'clock in
the afternoon and 7:30 to 10
o'clock in the even inf.
County Agent WaK Jendneiew-
ski reports (oat about IN people
have indicated plana to attend,
Be urges attendance at the, time
for which preference was fndi-i
cated. This will permit the lim
ited space at the lecture room to
accommodate others who w ish to
attend. Morning and evening ses
sions w ill be least crowded.
Fertilizers will be discussed by
Howard Cushman, Soil Conserva
tion Specialist at Oregon State
College. Dr. Larry Alban in
charge of the State Soil Testing
Laboratory at Oregon State Col
lege will discuss soil tests. Gene
Gross of the Klamath Experiment
Station and Wall Jcndrzcjcwski
will discuu results of local fcrtili
zer trials. Dave Stevenson,
graduate student of OSC, w ill dis
cuss soil moisture testing de
vices.
The A3C sulfur 1 application
practice is to be explained by
'Charles Street of (lie County ASCi
office. ' " ' .- ' .'
j Communist forces and retaking a a"g Prahang to reinforce the be-
nnmhpr of utrnteoie noints. Jeaguercd troops Ot loionel UU
Lack of food supplies and gaso
line slowed the advance to a
crawl Saturday.
Reports reaching Vientiane said
done.
The pilot of a DC3 freighter
which arrived here Friday said
there would be no more flights
Laotian troops had fallen back 12 until the Laotian army lengthened
miles from the important road .the short runwav.
KLAMATH
OBITUARIES 1
KINDALL
ELEANOR ELIZABETH KENDALL, 44.
dtd ftr Jniary 90, IH1. Survivors,
dUQrilr, EtMnor JMtl Brr el Ccnyon
City, Ortcon; ptrtntt, Mr. nd Mr. Ed
wtrd CtnttMW of MsWtl, Whlrtflten;
brother. J. E. Ctittootr of thl. cify; 'te
ttirM orandchlMrtn. Puntrl Mfvkt
wrt rwtd from Wortf't Klarrxrn Funri
Homt on Saturday ot p m. Inttrmont
in Rosalia. Washington, at a lattr data.
FUNERALS
RICHARDSON
Fwntral mvKM tor Margartf RKhard-
Mn H. will bt Mid m sacrtd Haart
Church Monday. January IX at t JO a m
Recitation ot tha Holy Rotary will bt In
O Hair t Mamorial Chapel Sunday eve
ning, at I o'clock. Interment will ba In
Ml. Calvary Cemetery.
A hiph-power rifle cartridge the
oretically lit one having a muz
zle velocity ot more than 2.000 feet
per second. j
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