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'Spy' Allowed Visitc
From U.S. Officials
": MOSCOW AP) - A U.S. Em-,
jiassy official was allowed to visit
SVUliam Makincn, young American
iiudent serving eight years in a
.Soviet prison on charges of spy-
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OLNNIS HOPPE8-10BY BAKER-SUSAN HARRISON-JOHNNY NASH
Joseph B. N'orbury Jr., second
secretary at the embassy,
turned to Moscow today after:
spending l' hours with Makinen
in his jail cell in Kiev Friday but
declined to give out any details of
his visit.
The visit was unique in that the
Soviets have rarely permitted em
bassy officials to visit fjencans
imprisoned in ine soviet union,
although such a right is provided
for by treaty.
Makinen. a native of Qasscll.
OVIicb... was coQicted by a Soviet
military court on bept. i on
charges of espionage during, a
tonrist visit. The prosecution
claimed he conlQscd.
When Makinen' s conviction was
announced IheTitate Departme
protested a denied he was a
US. spy.
, OOCft groluale the Uni
aCy of PSBislv in 1(23.
Wioj grBSlSf FulloWflht fclaler-
ship to study in Germany, He iai
fluMt in nil languages. .
U Aitm&&& white on j uair
rf tita Swai Unn. Vnt Swiets
lata) acisse) had ls9 Huvil
Juij 7.
withLUANA PATTEN
'Will KUlUWfPHIUP OBER
JCvlNKEUOGG-NANCY R.POUOCK
TRACEY RGdlRTS
ClnmaScop
HUNTER - pat crowiey
I OUR ANCESTORS
n OLIVER Ih'Goooyt "
u TWIST If cwal
ADV. DIPT, fl IT giAiJN WJr
niMW" fl WWJ lfOuKJ VICTORIA
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"Excellent ideg, CD., but
campaign on
Of OSU Coflstocfreft
CORVALtlS AP) Labor un-
iaa i Corvaiys Sl Salem have
cuAdaittSl U the goveirs of-
fiat thai Ort Stcs University
is uifef BJintf - irsonnel t,4ihe governs, tolake up the mat-
Cktrtar c3btad, secretary
f tte Uaea SSiWiiir Trades
CtuwU, ina Kin Wilson, busi-
rwMJi pf Carpen
ters U1, Corvtjiis, rcoisicrcQi
lt tiints. (
Jtovr, Morris R4eitson,
Ot'oit Stwtl bii5ss manager
slit ttm wvrsity s lis own
irs, clL'k'icians
Ml rtlwn l d tl costruc
tMt w, ai Uy rt ml the
Mftwenwi crews,
Wilm citd 14 etnstrvctiiM of
t fAtoy sM ami eai it would
km cs m tlm il.n if
tmiUd laSM- harl wm im4. U
W kM tta s, Sim
U call fw Mb
tut ittm !. 1
it wr ha m.sry t g
Wilssr ila tl
MaUM d mnnm fcll, tta c
ktmim f a Mwstry hwmmq
carast. tn waiaiuian oi a
CMii sysUM in tha Madrid
Uai buiM, and th laym rf
NOT TOBS 'I AP) - Tl a-
nvam at MR ikajnanM.
RMtiaS tto Jewisn yaar 57M,
ill kom mtmam ""-
Tte nj any oema a ll-da;
(ttaftaaai on) F'T
M Yaw KMuxr, li
faay af aanaa;ri, vkw
aeMcji, Sent. 19.
OttJaabx mat CoaaarvaliTC
Jtmi oawrve fcath MashawA for
tv days, ami ltahr Jaws for
mm day.
Praswbnt Kmmrfy, in a mcs
mm mtiag tkn Mvttit llidy,
ia eor: " ham mw
the vars kt ratanw sliwA.
fcroBMifflin of tlt Jewish tilth
iTtn Uair county a great
gift in .this regard.
Total 1,146
WRED-A total of 1.146 students
earollerf in tkt three local schls
Ti9iSy. fteit. S.
In tha Wal Union EWmSntary
a Intel of Ol ar rgisie-cd and
sffiWin t of 11 under lastj0r oi hl
wrs aBKilif nay m on. uenu
Ufilzi, auffirmtaiiont. slat tlOripi,
lata peassta ejoiitioaai a)tnorg9-
laa taipils a lio iiay registra now
evgr !( regtiaXion wn0 closed
canicr by tli brA d due to class
aroom spai. v
The a cad High scnnii snows an
incrca a) five with OQjistral ion
A total ofWS)iinior collcer stu
dents are crowding in the class
rooms at the College K the Sis
kiyous with additional registra
tions expected by Sept. 15. Noil
completion of the new class
rooms, to hagrile the expected Oi
crease, by school opening has cTc
atfll the croflied condition.
Strvlni Soulhtrn Ortgon
rxl Northtrn CiHtorm
Fublth dally (ixc tot Sr ) nd Sunday
Klamath Pobliihtrtfl Company
Main at BDianadt
PhOn TUvadO 41111
W. B. SWEETLAND. PuhllKr
Rntarad at mend datt mtt at tha
peat offlca at Klamath Falls. Orfoon.
on Auguat 90. ttOa. undtr act of Con
trast March 3. Sc4ndlu poS
agt paid at Klamath Faiii. Orfffo'i
ana ai aoaiTtonai mantno oiftrai.
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Carrlir
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4 Montha DO
1 Ytar ? Ct 00
Mail in Advance
t Month I .ti
Month! lift no
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Carritr and Daatort
waahday IS Sundty, copy 10c
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AUOIT ftURBAU OP CtHCULATION
tuoacrlbart not rocoivtng dan vary
thoir Harold and Nawa. plMM phona
(hno Cnroontar. Circulation AAonooor
TUtado 44111 Mfort J P.M.
fry Quincy
I y-F '
cfio wvvy iiKOU MZXyi
wirw
we can't base our entire fall
that alone!
"hundreds of feet"
sidewalks.
of curbs and
Westersard soul he hadobeen
toldy Warne Nunn, assistant to
ler with officials of the institu
tion. He said a meeting witlSthe
officials is being planned.
WeD Fire damage to the
house occupied by Mr. ancbMrs.
C. F. Uouajgy, No. 10 Sirington
Avtnir, was confined mostly to
,lfa attic and naif portion with wa
ter 6tmm to tha living quarters
Wit tl ha sprtadjna fiam
tw eMric fun laix dhactly to
rra aiuc it t naccssara lor ma
t c Iftrovgft tl aoof ad
tare it ikta tl. attic arta.
qutllintha blaze and piacntin
cianfattt bunatit.
Tl hmm is oac of nfttrly
oma! ly IntematnMl PnH
Canasay oj prei'ty mi iluM
in the city limits tundaras.
Creis from ltith the 1H2 and
Waal City Volunlaar lire LWpirt-
Tlei call afyut
worn 1M iaaultpj. '! fajnily was
t the time tit; fir was de
tected. ,i
TORRISGTON, Conn. AP) -
fli Fateral Bureau of Invcstiga
tion won t rii a cuess, so John
Scott Kutkler and James TTicmas
Ductlsr, ll-aa-old tains, arc
as miaaH up a ever.
Word came from Washington
Friday that tic tM had Juad
at fKiiwas narla lf .ias
m tha day of twir 9sm, Juiac
11, and decide, tlay "aia not
Idjjilia eiMifh to h of vtfi for
raaTMiljcatio.
11 coafulwl parents, Mr. id
all's. JoscSh Buckler, Torrlngton
have len vmndcring which sonj
1- ...UI..U : .1.- l.
is iill-ust:wfl SUIt: IIIC DOys gOl
scrarnDieo wecKs ago during
diaiar change.
SOUTH BEND. lnd. (API-Hel
en Vernon scrcamca) "My chil-
nrcn arc arnica in Ine gas
sewer!" after setting fires Thurs
.day in her own home ai8 those
neighbors. . a
p0
I'once sulidHd Mrs. VcnMi, 44.
ir
ot an insuranceraj?nt. and
pifthcr under gud in St. Joseph
Hospital. Her children actually
were iw scnooi at ine time.
Two other women hospi
lalued alona with Mrs. Vernon
Mrs. Wiihur CL-irner suSred
burns on the Ufck and face alter
jrnon poQ) gasoline on
her. Mrs. Moser O. aldiserri lie-
c:0ie hysterical fter Mrs. Ver
non started a lire at her home.
Rests Biaitor
PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP)-Kor.
mer Sen. Tlieodore Francis
Green, who will be !M on Oct. 2.
was reported resting m(ortably
today in Jane Brawn Hospital.
Green, oldest man ever to
serve in the Semite, is reported
to have a heart block. The condi
tion was discovered Friday after
Green entered the hospital for a
out ine checkup.
Iranians sneak Persian.' an In-
do European (or Arvan) lan
guage.
Pcopl Reod
SPOT ADS
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you or
Ovcrparking Ifnlibv
Hides Ticket
By ANN LANDERS Itive eye
Dear Ann Landers: What can Ilminute.
do about a husband v" haPhad
.m it. -f III I S-il.:- ti.A.
vkuiui m ujugdi paining UL'li
I - i wt ate In n-iv in
five weeks?
The worst of if
is he hides the
.icketsinGld
places ana wnen
I find them they1
are unpaid and
overHtie. When I
read the riot act he bays he's adi
ways. been this way and he doesn tj
think he will ever be any diner-
'L..i u h'xnn tUat Via him npver
for a rnwing violation.
I asltfl him how he eot away
iwith this before we married and
he said he used to hide the
ftickets in funny places and when
his mother found them, she id
them. O
Please tell me what I can do
I didn't know I married a filbert
StrRPRlSED
Dear Surprised: Junior Is sQl
playinj'Hide the Easter egg"
only he s using parking ucneu.
Tell him the Hunt is over and
from now on jrlicn you run Into
a ticket you'reT! oing to ignore It.
And tell him, too, that when the
(IBS appears with the summons
there will bPno place to hide.
0
Dear Ann Landers: No one
have talked to knows the answer
to this. I hope ys,u do.
1 was mao. ai my Doy menu aim
wrote him an ani letter. It was
. . v i -j j
twelve pages of pure venom and
I felt better after 1 got it down
onapr. men i wamea 10 me
mailbox and dropped it. I noted
that the mail would be picked up
the next,giorning at 7:20.
That nielit I couldn't sleep. I Eot
to thinkinabout whiif I had writ
ten and decided I had been too
hard on him. I also realized th$
this meant the end ofgour tela-
tionshi and I wasn t ready for
that. a
Tha next morning I up ear
ly aaj waited at l! iaillx for
lla iaistmi so coual'iatrievc
my latter. Well. Tie refusal to
iac it tome said it was against
tne ruics. .
Th bov friena1 Eot the fcttcr
and new we Uli. 1 blaM
tla) naa'.i;ia for this. He could
havi Riian tha letter ') if ha
had wantil to, couldn't he?
MISERABLE NOW
lwr MawuVo: lt't o)ia Ma
la far itr antama t "viae a
tMak." (Ktae a lUr is
mni4 iao Ue as It tommflM
Ua rasiauaodiny a n ia-
n-Xies to clfect arlivery.
Let (his kc a iMsoa to you. It's
aa I t tkc snr out na aJ
lr, aat "mail" I Mar ia yaur
rr uatil you'v ha! tin to
coaj off fmi ra-raaJ it tto fallow-
iag iy.
Dear Ann Landers: I need a
aarer head and a more objee
POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y. (UPfi
Henry Morgcnthau Jr., seciO
tary of the Treasury in two Dem
ocratic administrations, is re
Sorted in "fair coifllition" today
tollowing a heart aKack. a
MorgentOau, who controlled the
nation's purse string; under Pres
ident Rooltevell and TanOan.awas
admitted 1 to Vassar Hospital
Thursday night, a
A hospital suokcajnan described
the heart seizure as mild.
Morgcnthau, 70, who luas on a
00-acre farm in. Wicojpe in
southern Dutchess County, was
head of the Treasury from Jan
uary, 1!K14 to Wuly, HM5.
a.!.irl (API TKn Dia.nn
State Medical .'jcicty will hoid
its Bglh aiimua meeting in Salem
iii-pi. io-ovr iiu university oi uic
gon President Arthur S. Flcm
ming and Rep. Edvdh R. Diuno,
R-Orc., as featured siftiikcrs.
Flcmming. who Qs serrctnty
of Health, Education and Welfare
in the a Cabinet of PresSlent
Dwight Eisenlflwer, will discuss
"the Government Looks at Medi
cine "
a a
Direct From Nashville? Tennessee
THE ALL NEW 1961 EDITION
GRAND OLE OPRY
FEATURING IN PERSON
GEORGE MORGAN
COLUMBIA RECORDS
Stringbe'an - Ken Marvin ,
Annie Lou & Danny
Bun Wilson -Gene Martin
The Fabulous Carter Sisters
The Randy Kids Band
MONDAY, SEPT. 1 1th - 8:00 P.M.
KLAMATH AUDITORIUM
Adults 1.00
AdVnte Ticktti at Darbr's
than my own at the
A very close friend of mine re
cently returned from an extensive
(and cxpensiwli trip to far off
places. S S) brought me a cheap
hideous lilllp Icnirlc.icnaric thnl I
have seen giering dust around
her own home for years. I remem
ber it well because it was so ugly.
This "gift" was beautifully
wrapped in fancy paper that bore
the name of fjwell-known, exclus
ive foreign shopOWhat shall I say
la ner? You can bet I am
stETHING
Dear SefthrV: Sav "Thank vmi"
and tfloig you nop a ves
. ri "V- - -"--"J
sel, fimf iier ttitJ possibility that
sheQ iked the hideous little kflick
knack so much she bought you
one like it.
- O
Confidential to WONDERING
KITTY OF K.C.: This is a date?
H4 loves your cooking because
the (Dice is right, Dummy.
To learn the difference between
a damage that "settles down"
and one tit "gets dull," sid for
Ann Landers' booklet. "What To
Expect Frajn Warriage," enclos
ing wiA your request 20 cents in
coin and a long, self-addressed
stamped envelope. a
Ann Lenders will ne glad to
help you with youeproblems. Send
them to her in care of this newspa
per enclosing a stamped, self-ad
drcssfjtl envelope.
Twins Leaver
JVYI
FORT WAYNE, lilH. (AP-
Four-year-old .twin lys, whose
mother thought they were lucked
safely in bed for a nap, slippcW
away from their lakc.ade hoae
rriday and drowned.
Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, Route
3, Fort Wayne, said she put the
twins, Ronnie and Donnie, in bed
al thought t'Oy went to sleep.
AOout 30 minutes lar, Ian
nie's body was discoveiad in IaVte
Everett, am 1 yards frua tl
htusa. )na's laidy s fouaaV
minutas later.
tUm sajd the UAs amii:la
climbed through a laadyBO wia
dow and wandered doan to the
water's ede. ,
Ihe Italics waia found flv r
brother, Walttr, It, afta a half,
brolleji', Loraa Irfnia), ). t
PORTLAND (AP) The wife
of Lawrence G. Huntley appeared
in U.S. District Court Friday jnd
pieauj-a gumy 10 a cnarga ol
assisting her husband in a (913
oar roDwy a( Hinsdale on Aug.
118.
The 23-year-o!(B attractive Mrs.
Huntley, mother of a 19-month-old
child, consented to the filing of a
direct intormation by TO; U.S
Attorney's office. She waived an
indictment charging her wffiti
armed robbery. "
Huntley, 26, is serving a 15-ycar
prison sentence for'the robl-y
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (A?i
A faulty fuel valve apparently
caused arA-Mlas missile to tall into
the Atlantic Ocean aboat 200 mils
attsnoriapriday nignt snortlyttpr
n tinea ott on tne start ot an in
tended 5.000-mile test felit.
Air Farce technicians studied
data radioed from the missile ajri
an cllort lo pinpoint tne trouole
Early analysis indicated a vaift
problem which caused the main
.-.manner engine 'shut down pr-
maMrelv.
BBOWN'S TEXACO
Motor Tune-fp "
6.95 plffls parts
Aoit 6 Cyl. Cars
S4H Gteeff Stompt A
301 So. 6th t Wolnur
Children 50c
Mutit Co., 12 Na. 7th
f AGE -
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oijrm f Wr Finance Dance Band
CHICAGO UPll-A teenagel
divorcee told police Friday night
she used 168,800 obtained from
cashing bogus checks to finance
a dance band and award college
scholarships.
Mrs. Shelby June-Neumann, 19,V?ashing checks for 13,900. 14,150,
ad Patricia Cavey, 18. were ar
rested Friday when a bank teller
became suspicious , of a 132,000
check drawn Against the Fleisch-
manODistilling Corp.
Police Aaid Mrs. Neumann took
the checks when she left her sum
mer job as a relief switchboard
operator for the distilling firm
She filled out the checks and gave
them to Miss Cavey to cash at
BGllouVStielfep Vigil
HOOIIIAM Wash. (AP) Dnn
White, clean shaven an? smiling,
Stepped up at 4 p.m. Friday from
the fallout shelter wgre fee had
spent 102 hours and said: "I feel
fine." .
Also in excellent spirits were
his only living companions in the
long underground vigil a sprig
of ivy and a parakeet nfmed
Petie.
Petie was chipper all the time,
said M$ii(e. The' ivy put out a new
sprout. Dicft gajgJex Wdcomas
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NEWS. KlamattFalls. Ore.
(he South Side Beverly Bank 1
Trust Co. Authorities said Mrs.
Neumann admitted the theft.
Miss Cavey, who said Mrs. Neu
mann told her the checks belonged
In hpr Pranrimnlhpr snrrpprlpd in
$10,750, and 'two for $25,000 each.
Asked to Return
When Mist-Cavey attempted to
cash the sixth check for $32,000
Thursday bank officials (old her
(hey did not have that much cash
on hand. They asked her, to re
tur Friday.
Bank o(ficials checked' with
Frank Fiore, an executive of the
firm, and learned
White, 26, an employe of radio
station KXRO, went underground
Monday to test a new 8 by 12
foot shelter and human reactions
to living in one alone.
Incoming telephone calls a- he
hSi 113 one day and compilation
of dataJor civil defeMe author'
lies kept him busy.
"The radio was a big(help in
keeping me in touch with the
world. But I learned s0iething.
"I hate rock and roll music.
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but an exclusive Flnrslieim
f liailc only premium calf
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Sunday, September II. 1961 .
the checks were bogus. WheiJ,
Miss Cavey appeared to claim tlw
money Friday, she was arrested.
Miss Caveyld detective W illiam
Kearney she got the checks from
Mrs. Neumann, who was then ar
rested. Mrs. Neumann said she gave.
$1,000 of the money to Miss Cavey
as a wedding present.
Mrs. Neumann said she handed,
Qer another $1,000 as a gift lo a
friend' named Don Davidson.
Money Tor Education '
She said she gave $20,000 lo an
other friend, a trumpet player
named William Nielsen, to finance '
his musical education at a Cali
fornia college and anhcr $3,000
for a sports car for his trip West.
Mrs. Neumann said sj; provid-.'.
eiiBslO.OOO to a man named George.,
Gorman, who wanted to organize
a eight-piece dance band andw
turned over another $7,000 to Gor
man for a Cadillac to transport'
the band.
Her final gift was $1,000 to Miss.
Cavey's boy friend to assist rim;
with his college education.
Miss Cavey said Mrs. Neumann .
(old her the checks were drawn"
against the Fleischmann firm bj
caus it acted as administrator
for a trust fund controlled by her
grandmother. She said she was
unaware the checks were forfed...
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