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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1961)
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NOW I GST YOUR RECORDER -, 1 STEADY NOVU-- "Ff -'" '!-fl s tsir bisf ryte IfelP 7w i!S WSSmwWm 1 : : : ; : 1 n 1 " ;r 11 ' 1 r.aiTrrffi. - r-.a a-mm l, ' " fn- ...i. NOU TOO GOJMW At 1H05E ISS S"l l . , IUW V AT THE BEAUTy -s C TIME MAKING UP? Ittos V UNDERSTAND V 'TVv. T CLEANING WOMAN ) PiiiGV., parlor bTvE IPmU vv r 1Q fWv.. V1 ARRIVESn V Tues.. Jan. 31, 1961 P i Mercenaries Regarded As Katanga Mob ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga (AP) "They get bigger, tougher and uglier every day." The security officer at Elisa bethville Airport looked distaste-' fully at' a group of young men clambering out of the plane that had just come in from Europe. They were, the latest additions to the Katanga -gendarmerie, now recruiting men from all parts 0 the world to defend Katanga's in dependence. These mercenaries are joined every day by new soldier-adventurers. Lured by high pay, they have come from the United States, Britain. France, Germany, Po land, Israel, South Africa, Rho desiaand, of course, Belgium Some of the better types becomi officers but the others, undisci plined, untidy, rowdy and ruthless, have joined a group known as "Les Affreux" (The Frightfuls). The Frightfuls swagger some times stagger around town with revolvers slung low from the web bing of their camouflaged para trooper smocks. They are usually unshaven, have cropped heads or long oily hair, and sport bushy moustaches. You can find them in any bar usually drunk. When the Belgian army sta tioned in Katanga withdrew fol lowing independence, President Moise Tshombe's government had little left in the way of a defensa force. A few Belgian officers and men volunteered to join the new , Katanga gendarmerie and, after sifting carefully through the Afri can remnants of the old mutinous Force Publique, began forming a new army. Their work was speeded, first by the threat of invasion by tha pro-Lumumba Congo national ar my, and then by a Baluba re bellion. As an experiment, a combat group was organized without any definite' mission except to keep order arid "make an impression" on rebels and invaders. It con sisted of , a few Belgian officers, warrant officers, a handful of African soldiers and European other ranks." Then it was decided to recruit as many whites as possible for similar groups and Defense Min ister Joseph Yav went to Europe to find "technical advisers." Over night Elisabethville seemed to ba filled with a new foreign legion. General Sees Better Turn MONTGOMERY, Ala. fUPI) Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Thomas D. White believes ths change of administration may ease U.S. -Soviet tension and re sult in the release from prison of U2 pilot Francis G. Powers. "There is a possibility Powers will be freed," White said Sunday on arrival at Maxwell AFB here, "We all certainly hope so. A change of administration leads to a climate where this sort of thing can happen." White, here to address the an nual Montgomery Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Stata Coliseum Monday, said he was very optimistic about the Powers situation. Dial Error Saves Life PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -William Horowitz dialed a wrong number Sunday and may hava saved a man's life. "Please help me," cried a man at the other end of the line. "I'm dying." Horowitz asked the man's nama and phone number. When ha dialed back and got the sama plea for help, he called police. Patrolmen checked the address listed for the number and found Anthony J. Lancor, 74, suffering from av heart attack. Taken by ambulance to a hos pital, he was reported in satis factory condition. Society Seeks Festival Miss PORTLAND (API - The Ora gon State Society in Washington, DC, has sent word that it is looking for an Oregon girl to par ticipate as Miss Oregon in tha annual Cherry Blossom Festival. Names, photographs and in formation about nominees should be sent to Charles Garland at tha National Press Club in Washing ton. The selection, to be made Feb. 16. usually falls to an Oregon girl living temporarily or attending school in the Washington area. V
