He Did Wrong
Preacher Denies Immoral
Acta at Los Angeles
. Court Hearing
L03 ANGELES. Jnne 2J.-(p)-Stannchly
denying any wronr-
doiag. Evangelist Joe Jeff en tes
tified today the only reason lit
promised to plead" goUtr" to Im-
moral conduct charges vat .to pro
tect Ms wife from prosecution. ;
Jeffers spent the day on the
... a witness stand ,1a.. superior,, court
as state and defense attorneys
"jwppered him. with questions re-
gardlng the night he and his wife,
- Zella, were ., arrested daring; an
alleged bedroom exhibition In the
,. Jeffers apartment. , Jc:v.
' Jeffers, relating he wasf taken
' before District , Attorney Boron
Pitts the day after the . arrest,
testified: - r --K
"Fitts told me. his Investigators
, i had, been listening to my lectures
and that I was preaching a gospel
, sf hate.agalnst the Jews and
Catholics; A ... '.. v. T - -
' "I ; told, him 1 amnreacnln
against the commnnlstJews who
are trying to get a -.war with
America. Then Fitts. aaid he
would bring a charge against my
wife accusing her of attempting
to uii one of his men. To save
my wife, I said I would- plead
guilty. - ,
. Jeffers testimony was the tame
as his wife had given. He said
he and Mrs. 'Jeffers were per
suaded to drink: a powdered con-
coctlon. supposedly non-alcoholic.
i by a visitor who later turned oat
to be Vincent Higglns, detective.
and events that followed were
' moBt vague,
"It went-to my head and felt
, like I have felt in dreams, he
' said, I did not seem to have any
. . power to resist anything every
thing Casey (Higglns) said to do,
I did. ;
Jeffers said soon after he be
came .ill, he lay down on a twin
bed opposite his wife, and the
next thing he remembered "was
waking - up in the Beverly Hills
, .-
$106,000 Paving Project
it Approved for Airport
PORTLAND. June 29-CAVMay
or Joseph Carson was advised by
Congressman Angell . yesterday
that the . WPA had approved
110C.000 to complete the Port-
' land-Columbia super-airport pav
lag project. Final sanction must
be obtained from the civil aero
nautics authority, -.v ,.V
. The appropriation represented
f CS,00 local contribution.
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Ickes Bids Adieu
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Members of the crack Portland police motorcycle drill team that via
m vuve-part us the American Lrglo Fourth-of-Jaly ceie
"" laugmnw aexi, xnesaay.
eatfaiAiiaiite :
Agencies Meeting
Non-Political Aspect of
Oregon's Came- Units
Praised by Viro"
SAN FRANCISCO. JnaV !-()
Absence - ef politics la Oregon
fish and game administrative an:
Its was lauded today by the state s
f evTHnaca deleratJowtoasieeUags
ot sute and federal fish and wild
Ufa agencies here.
The delegation also voiced its
opinion that a trend toward spe
cialization fa wild life education
and hiring of trained men in con
servation programs were among
the most; encouraging t-signsre-ported
It current sessions. VK
Oregoa Came Sopervlsor Frank
B. Wire said it was probable Ore
gon was ahead of nearly all other
states in using men from a recent
ly established federal-sUte game
research ' department at Oregon
State : college. !i ; :.'-,-- C :
vaiila, chairman of the Oregon
gams commission, said ha was a
democrats reappointed and made
chairman "by a jepubllcan gover
nor. Wire said ha was named first
by a-repubUran governor, carried
through a democratic administra
tloa and: was novr serving under.
another ipabocaB.v -.
Wlre,.Wilsoa Dr. A. B. Peacock
of llarshfleld and Charles H.
Leach, Portland, all commission
members with..: the i exception let
Wire, said they believed Oregon
was "wen up in the lead" In Its
conservation programs I -
Held Death Cause
"OREGON' CTTT, June t-jfy-A
fractured skull suffered, in a
tumble from a Clackamas county
Jail t bunk caused the death - of
William Zenler, - 2S, Dr. Warren
f Hunter, ' University of : Oregon
medical school pathologist, decid
ed yesterday. Kenxler died Mon
day and it was first thought he
was fatally injured In an automo
bile accident. " --.r"
CIO'K 'Certified:
For Port Orford
PORT ORFORD, Ore.. June Xf.
-JP)-Tbe Congress of IndnstrUI
organisations became bargaining
agent' for the' Port Orford Cedar
company today when . employes
voted 77-35 against the AFL.
The national ' labor relations
board supervised the election. Six
teen voted to have neither union
and 11 failed to vote. - - '
Recently mill B In North Bend .
voted 11S-C2 for the API
To PWA Tearfully
Secretary Says He Hopes
He "Can Take It'r as t
- 4 He's Taken Rest V
Washington" Jnne"2wjpu
Harold.L. tckes said .farewell, to
his six-year-old ; public works or
ganization today in a voice choked
with emotion and a mumbled hope
that he could "take it."
."I've taken a good many things
on the chin,'' he said, "and 1
ought to be able to take this."
On July I.John af. Carmody,
named by President Roosevelt to
head the new federal works agen
cy, will take over the PWA pro
gram. Iekes will continue on as
Interior secretary. Thd former ad
ministrator, traditionally known
as a "tough guy," found difficulty
in controlling himself when be
faced the microphone- before 2,-
581 PWA employes massed in the
interior dpeartment cafeteria.
. "No government agency," he
said, "ever did a better job or un
dertook a more difficult task than
PWA."
The former administrator told
his employes, some ot whom may
lose their Jobe under reorganisa
tion, that President Roosevelt had
said he wanted to find other
places for them.
Aiiniial Boy Scout
Session Is Ended
" NEW YORK. June 2 .-MEV-The
29th annual meeting of the na
tional council of the Boy Scouts
of America closed today with a
visit to the New York world's fair.
More than 75,00 youngsters
rollicked about the "world ot to
morrow before and after formal
exercises in the court of peace. '
They paid tribute ts the "grand
old man of t ncoutlng-i-Daniel
Carter Beard, national cout com-
Edgar Hoover,nd participated in
a citizenship investiture conducted
by Supreme Court. Justice Oven
J. Roberts and CoL Theodore
Roosevelt. " ' . . 1 . .
Chief Scout Executive James E.
West led the group in a renewal
of the scout oath. ;
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