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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1963)
PAGE 4 A t ft AAv ' ' Jf - ' it VANDALS AT WORK Vvilburn Jackson, 1 805 Sargent Street, shows onions end other vegetables that were torn from his garden in back of his home by vandals Thursday night. The vandals, apparently juveniles, ripped up all of Jackson's vegetebles and broke a rake. Nothing was taken. Police ere investigating the incident. Scout Leaders Plan To Attend Session Scout executive Richard W. Lamb Jr. of Klamath Falls will lead a four-man, Oregon delega tion to the 12th National Training Conference of professional Boy Scout leaders Aug. 29-Sept. 4 at the University of Illinois. More than 3,500 professional scout leaders are expected for the conference at the university in Champaign, III. The delegation from Oregon will include Gale Staley and Dan Hitchcock, both district scout executives from Klamath Falls, and Boyd Karrer, district 6cout executive from Bend. Scout executives gather each four vears from all parts of the nation to undergo a concentrated training schedule under the di- Mean Pleads Not Guilty To Robbery Judge Donald A. W. Piper re ceived a plea of not guilty from a 37-year-old Elkton, M1.. man charged with robbery by means of force and violence' and set Sept. 24 as the date for the trial it developed Thursday in circuit court. The accused is Lawrence Glen Weed. 30. who was named on one of six secret indictments which were returned by the grand jury, along with three true bills, to Cir cuit Judge David R. Vandenberg last Aug. 15. Bail has been set at $7,500. Weed is charged with attacking Pete Emil Larson, of the Lake Hotel, on the evening of July 31 and relieving him of his wauet, containing $30. Witnesses allegedly told police that they observed the two men step from a cab and saw Weed knock down his companion, grab the victim's wallet, and run from the scene. One of the witnesses overtook Weed and held him for citv police. He was arrested on the robbery charge and the victim was booked for being drunK. Crash Injures California Man MACDOEL Mack Rucker, 43. San Francisco, received umictcr mined injuries Saturday evening in a one-car accident near nere. Rucker was taken by Peace- Am bulance to the Klamath Tails Val ley Hospital with possible neck and slioulder injuries. The San Francisco man appar ently tost control of hia car. It lolt the road and was demolished in the mishap, which occurred about 4 p m. Firemen Called Klamath Falls firemen answered three calls Saturday, all to extin guish grass firea. There was no damage caused by any of the blazes. Tiie fire-fighters were cahed to ! 1825 Siskiyou at 12:56 p.m. wnere the fir apparently was started by youngsters playing with matches. The second call came at 1:21 p.m. for a grass fire at 319 Trin ity, Firemen responded again at 3:26 p.m. lo Kiln and West Ore gon for a controlled burning grass fire. HERALD AND rection of the Boy Scouts of America's national officials. Speakers for the conference have been chosen from the fields of education, religion, busi ness, finance, labor and govern ment. The speakers include Dr. Har old C. Hunt, Harvard University: Dr. Marcus Mach, University of Iowa; Mrs. Rollin Brown, chair man of the 1960 White House Con ference for Children: Robert W. Sarnoff, chairman of the board, National Broadcasting Company; Jesse W. Trapp, chair man of the board, Bank of America; and Glenn E. Watts, assistant to the president. Com munications Workers of America. Evening sessions will feature addresses from Albert L. Wil liams, president of Interna tional Business Machines; Wayne A. Johnston, president, Illinois Central Railroad; Charles Froes sel; Richard W. Darrow, execu tive vice president, Hill and Knowlton, public relations firm; and Lt. Col. Jolin A. Powers, public affairs officer for the Na tional Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration. The final address of the con ference will be delivered the last night by chief scout executive Joseph A. Brunton Jr. His topic will bo Strengthen America Character Counts." During the week-long confer ence, tlie scout executives will receive information on the exten sion of the scouting program. The men will attend more than 100 workshops and discussion groups and exhibits and displays will feature the latest in camping equipment. In addition to I lie more than 3,500 executives expected for the conference, 2,400 wives and chil dren will atlendand there will be a special program for them. Funerals MOORB Puntnl rvlei lor Ktvln Ray Moor will t held Monday, Aug. 16, 10 nv In O'Holr'i Memorial ChApoi. vmt en tombment will follow In Wilton Cemtlery, HANCOCK Puneral jorvlttn tor Guy Hancock will tw half! Monday, Aug I. (I I Dm in OHalri Mamorlal Chapal. Interment, Linkvlll Camtttry. Obituaries ORCOO The 'Infant of Mr, and Mri. Calvin Gtgt) 0itd hir Auq, 2.1. Rlfl trt parent! survivors ar: A brothe Michael, this cilyj Qranrlparents, Mr. snd Mrs. Leo Davis. Euaena, Ore , Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gregg, Kallspell. Mont. Bahv Oreog was laid lo rt In Klamath Me morial Park Saturday. Aug 7J. Ward's Kiamam Funeral Home, in charge. MORISf Theresa Ann Morisl, infant daughter nt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monti, died Aug 71. Besides her patents she Is survived by grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DePato, New York, grandmother, Mrs. Mery Mnrlsl, New York. Graveside serv ices wer hetd Friday, I p.m. at Klamath Memorial Park, O'Hair's Me morial Chapel In charge. THE !1 FAMILY Broosted Chicken Spaghetti Pizza Pie . Try Our New French Fried Ravic'l tar tm Here or Orders To Go. NEWS, Klamath Fills, Oregon Thalidomide But Suffering Continues By United Press International Just a year after Europe's great "thalidomide scare, tight ened drug laws and the passage of time appear to have ended a tragic harvest o f cruelly de formed babies. But sorrow, sulfering and bit terness linger. In Europe, it is estimated about 6.000 infants were born be tween 1958 and the end of li2 as phocomcliacs, or "seal ba les." These children, many of them, came into the world with no arms, or flipper - like appen dages where their arms were supposed to be, or with other: horrible deformities. Exact official figures are lack ing, but the drug thalidomide was blamed for many of the de formed births to mothers who had taken the German-discovered and developed drug during preg nancy. Tile greatest damage was done in West Germany where, accord ing lo the Federal Health Minis try, about 5,000 "thalidomide ba bies were born up to the end of last year, of whom 3,184 are still living. The drug first was introduced : West Germany in 1957 and was used on a wide scale. Un der a variety of names "conter- gan" "Distaval" and Softenon were among the best known itl spread to markets throughout most of Europe and to other parts of the world. It never was marketed without prescription In the United States where approval was withheld by the federal Drug and Health Ad ministration. But it could bo ob tained by Americans from Eur ope. One result was the widely- publicized case of Mrs. Sherrl Finkbinc, 30 - year old Phoenix Arizona, housewife who flew to Sweden last August to undergo legal abortion there because she had taken thalidomide dur ing pregnancy and refused to risk having a malformed child. Thalidomide was first produced by Chemie Gruncnthal, one of Germany's most highly respected chemical firms, in 1953. After exhaustive tests It was approved by official clinics and placed on the market in 1957. Its attributes were remarkable. It was a high ly effective sedative that could be taken with no known after effects; it was an effective slecp- mduccr. i And, it showed later, when tak en by prospective mothers it took Yard Asks Interpol Aid In Finding 'The Weasel' LONDON (UP1 (-Scotland Yard asked the police in Ilaly and Spain Saturday 4n track down a thrill-seeking British race track driver known as "the weasel" as a major suspect in the $7.3 mil. lion robbery of a royal mail train. Tho Yard dispatched an urgent message through Interpol, the in ternational police organization, to the police in Madrid and Home requesting officers there to find and arrest "the weasel" 28-year-old Hoy John James and two oilier suspects, Bruce Richard Heynolds. 41, and James E. White. 4.1. Reynolds is an antique dealer. White owns a London coffee house. When last reported seen, James was driving a souped-up Brabham rord at a race track in Good wood. England. That was last Thursday when lie was clocked it 05.79 miles per hour during trial heals for a race scheduled Saturday. Track officials said James drove away Thursday in anollier sports car and was believed headed north. They said he bought the racing Ford for $5,600 and also owned an expensive Jaguar. One of his racing friends said. "Roy lives for kicks. He gets them by moving fast. He can get out of a tricky situation quicker than anyone I know. He never loses his nerve, lie likes danger." In Rome, restaurant waiter Gianfraco Laudoni told detectives he served three men who ap Shop Today 10 Till 7 At Store No. 2 South 6th & Shosto Woy OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT Monday thru Sat. All Grocery Specials from last Thurs. ad good thru Wednesday! MARKET BASKET 9th and Pin o. 6th and Shasta Way Sunday, August !3, 1963 1 Drug Gone a lot of misery out of pregnancy, including morning sickness. But by lOfil medical men al ready were having serious sec ond thoughts about this new 'wonder drug." As early as the autumn of I960, German doctors were disturbed by a sudden in crease in deformed births in the country. By November, 1961, Dr. Widikund l.cnz of Hamburg, a specialist ill childbirth and child care, thought he knew the rea son. On Nov. 16, 11, he tele phoned the Grunenthal firm at its head office in Stolbcrg and expressed his fears. He urged the company to withdraw tonler gan," the name under which it was soid in Germany, from the market. On Nov. 19, Gruncnthal with drew it. In rapid succession other coun tries withdrew the various thalid omide drugs from their markets. Then the loll in malformed ba bies was counted. In Britain there were no over-all official figures but competent eslimates ran as high as 800 "ical babies born before the drii.j was with held; 53 were officially con firmed. Sweden counted 153 de formed births up to the end of 1962. with 111 confirmed as born to "thalidomide mothers. Hol; land had 16. Norway 19. Austria 7. Switzerland "possibly" 10. Bel gium 26. FUNERAL SERVICES Final rites for Guy Han cock will bs held Monday, Aug. 26, at 2 p.m. at O'Hair's Memorial Chapel. Interment will be in Lin k ville Cemetery, peared to have knowledge about the mail theft. The .police said they were told James may have come to Rome a few days ago in a French car with Rome license plates. The same bulletin Scotland Yard sent to Rome also went to the po lice in Ireland where (wo men resembling White and Reynolds were reported to have been seen aboard a ferry crossing the Irish Sea. Police in Dublin received an an onymous tip that some ot the money taken in the robbery was sent to Ireland in parcels of old clothing. And in Dover on the English Channel, another anonymous in formant told the police that large number of five pound notes would be smuggled out of Eng land Saturday on a ship headed for France. Police there joined customs of ficials in checking passengers boarding channel ferries. Scotland Yard Saturday charged an eighth person in connection with the robbery and announced that a total of $768,040 of the loot has been recovered. The latest suspect. Robert Wil liam Pelham. 26. of London, was booked at tho Aylesbury police station, operations center for the investigation, with receiving $1, 542.800 of the stolen monev. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT LESSON You he the pitoCI You handle the controls. See for yoiirvlf how much fun it is. how fascinating and simple wnh one of our experienced sovcrnmenl-riied fliphl instructor finding you. rhtmt or vi.nl Klamath Aircraft, Inc. Kingiley Field Phont TU 2-4681 mm PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEK! Discount Prices, Too? 100 TABLETS 73c SIZE - YOU Calways save 14c DOAN'S 1.95 SIZE Evi ! Every Day at Pay Lett 7 ALWAYS SAVE 46c TAiMPAX 40's 1.59 SIZE Every Day at Pay Leu Every 1 "JQ YOU J ALWAYS SAVE 20c DR. WEST'S TOOTH ymrnmmmpmmmmTy LiUkU&UaVil i W NFWI lit ii C Cl fc. 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