FBI Plant Tells How He Tricked Commie Dupes NEW YORK, May 1S.-UPU- An FBI plant in the Communist Party said Tuesday that he added phony names to a list ol recruits whom he converted into Reds. "I recruited names," John V. Blanc of Euclid, O.. testified at the federal conspiracy trial of 11 top Communist leaders. This puzzled defense attorneys and Blanc explained: "The people don't actually exist I turned the names in at a sec tion meeting." The witness said he paid initia tion fees- and dues' for these non existent Communists out of his own pocket. The ficticious names were added to a list of about 35 to 50 "live people" whom Blanc said he recruited. So sharp did Blanc appear as a recruiter, he testified that he was made dues secretary of Ward Club 32 in Cleveland, O. He promptly gave the FBI the club's membership list, he added. With Blanc's testimony of re cruiting Communists out of thin air, Federal Judge Harold R. Medina bent his head away from the jury and put his hand to his face as though-stifling a chuckle. Defense Attorney Harry Sacher objected to Judge Medina's smile. However, U. S. Attorney John F. X. McGohey said he detected smiles on the faces of the defend ants. - Up stood defendant John W. Gates, editor of the Daily Worker, who told the court: ; "Let the record show I did not smile." . Earlier. Blanc said a Dartv lead. . ev's -secretary tried to use news ' papermen, writers and other pro . fessipnal people to exploit labor grievances for a Russian-backed revolution. No Pacific Pact Now, Acheson Announces ' WASHINGTON, May 19. P) Secretary of State Acheson Wednesday said that "there are serious dangers to world peace existing in the situation in Asia." But he ruled out, at least for the time being, any United States participation in a Pacific defense pact. Asked at his news conference what specific dangers he sees in Asiatic conditions, Acheson de clared he thinks it is plain that the dangers are those which re volve around the present disturb ed condition in China. Acheson began his statement by saying that on several occasions he has emphasized that the United States is not "currently consider ing" joining any regional defense arrangement? other than the North Atlantic Treaty. This ob viously includes also speculation on a Mediterranean or Middle Eastern alliance for which Tur key and Greece have worked in recent months. Truman Appeals For Bond Drive Support WASHINGTON, May 18. (&) President Truman in a broad cast from the White House Mon day appealed to Americans to show their unity and faith by putting the $1,040,000,000 Oppor tunity Bond drive over the top. The President's talk was part of an opening day program which centered at Independence and Kansas City, Mo. The drive ends June 30. Mr. Truman said the ability of millions of Americans to buy bonds now was a sharp contrast to the early days of the republic when Secretary of the Treasury AlpYanrlAr T-Tamiltnn nnnaaliul oniy to tne weaitny to invest in government securities. No one else could afford it. Communist Eisler's $20,000 Bonds Declared Forfeited In U. S. Court SALES TAX VOTED WRANGELL, Alaska, May la (P) Wrangell voted a sales tax at a special election Monday, 216 ior and against, it is tne first Alaska community approving such a levy under a new territo rial law allowing a municipal sales tax not exceeding two per cent. The tax is effective June 1. 111 NORTH JACKSON JUST PHONE 330 WASHINGTON, May 18. OP) The 520,000 bonds posted bv Communist Gerhart Eisler in two criminal cases Tuesday were de clared forfeited by the U. S. Dis trict Court here. At the same time the Court Issued a bench warrant for Eisler's arrest, as a person in eligible for further freedom on bail while the cases are pending. The actions involve contempt of Congress and passport fraud. The government plans to use the warrant issued Tuesday as a principal exhibit In getting Eisler extradited from England, where he fled as a stowaway on the Polish ship Batory. U. S. District Judge- James W. Morris entered the orders in the ocal court in response to a series it motions offered bv the United States Government through Will am Hitz, assistant U. S. attorney for the District of Columbia. Hitz prosecuted Eisler In the two criminal cases in 1047. Judge Morris was the presiding jurist then. The trials resulted in sen tences of one year and $5,000 fine for contempt of Congress and one to three years for falsi fying information on an applica tion for an exit visa. There was discussion, too, of adding a new charge to the series against Eisler: "Departing the court." i Both cases tried in Washington were appealed and the court granted $20,000 bond pending a final judgment. Hitz said the $20,000 bonds were supplied in the form of U. S. Treasury bonds by George Marshall of New York City. Hitz said he understood that Marshall had been the head of the Civil Rights Congress. Eisler is under an additional $3,500 bond posted in the U. S. District Court In New York City. That bond is In connection with his habeas corpus proceedings of last year in the deportation case pending against him. It was not affected by Tuesday's orders. Elephants of Ceylon are gen erally tuskless. DROWNS IN WILLAMETTE JUNCTION CITY, Ore.. Mav 19. i-py Areas Peter Christian sen, 32, drowned in the Willa mette river near here Tuesday after his small boat overturned. Two companions, who were handling a drag line with Christ iansen, swam to shore. Christian sen got almost to safety, but when he grabbed a log on the bank, it turned and threw him back In. Apparently exhausted, he sank. . , - Starohlng Clothes : Only tall and thin women should wear cottons that ; are heavily starched. ' i CIO President Murray Again Flays Communists WASHINGTON, Mav 19.-CH The CIO Executive Board, pre sided over by an angry man, Philip Murray, Tuesday night an nounced that the board by a 33-11 vote "condemned" Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers Union for its attacks and the use of "Com munist weapons' ' against Mur ray, the CIO, and Murrays own Steelworkers Union. Reporters learned that during the all-day wrangle which pre ceded the vote, Murray denounced the Communists and pro-Communists to their faces in language as cutting and contemptuous as that which he used at the Port land, Ore., convention last November. Thur. May 19, 1949 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Or. 7 Eighth Parley Fails To Settle Ford Motor Strike DETROIT, May 19.-.,P) Com- fiany and union negotiators seek ng a solution to the Ford Motor Company strike dispute met for two hours Tuesday and recessed without comment to meet again today. 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