The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 20, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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    Germ -
Warfare
'Admitted'
- WASHINGTON UrV-An Air Force
spokesman said Sunday night Capt.
Harold Fischer Jr.. Korean jet ace
from Iowa who was a prisoner of ;
the Chinese Reds had "confessed"
to taking part in germ warfare j
. against them. !
Fischer, from Swea City, Iowa,;
and three other American fliers, j
were released by the Chinese Com-,
munists three w-seks ago. They are j
now back in the United States.
The Air Force official said the;
other three fliers also had "con-i
fessecT to crossing Yalu River
sanctuary during the Korean War
- while under Air Force orders. But
he said there had been no such
orders. ' M
The three other filers-are Lt !
Col. Edwin i Heller, Wynnewood, j
Pa., Lt. Lyle Cameron. Lincoln, 1
Neb., and Lt. Roland Parks, Oma
ha. Neb
No Actios !
The Air Force spokesman indi-;
cated the four Jliers are notiikely
to face any disciplinary action. Het
sold the whole record will be stud- j
ied but intimated the four probably j
will be given a clean bill ot
health." - ' - -
The spokesman's comments;
came in response to a story de
veloped by Fletcher Lenbel, of the
Washington ; bureau of The Minne-;
polis Tribune.
Lt. Cameron Sunday night de
nied that he had made "any con
fession about anything" to his Tied
Chinese captors.
"And I don't know about any
confession anybody else made."
He said he hadn't heard anything
from the Defense Department
along that line.; ;
Heller had previously disclosed
that when the Chinese tried them
on May 24th on the charge of "in
truding into China for harassment
and provocative attack" the four
had all pleaded guilty.
Lt. Col. Heller, reached at the;
V Wynnewood, Pa., home of his fath-!
er-in-law, was read the detail of j
the Tribune story. j
Story Accurate '
The story is accurate, he com- j
mented. Tm in the process of,
trying to sell my story to a maga- j
line and I don't want to do any- j
thing to hurt that." !
He acknowledged making the j
'confession" but would not elabor-
ate. . -
Fischer reached San Francisco j
Sunday to see United Nations offi
cials who helped the four fliers get
their freedom from the Chinese.
Fischer was no reachable " for
comment after word got out from !
an Air f orce spokesman inai r.e
had signed a germ warfare "con-
-fession." j: . !
Lt. Parks said he "did not sign
any confession admitting to germ
warfare" and tha "The Air Force
never , issued any orders to fly j
north of the Yalu River.
' 'Parks declined - comment "on
whether he had "confessed" to vio
lating the Korean War's Yalu Riv
er sanctuary.
"I have nothing else to say," he
said. .!
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By ELIZABETH TOOMEY
United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK (UP) A short
haired Marilyn Monroe is studying
the long-hair approach to acting
now with a serious group of young
iiroaaway ; actors ana actresses, i
They're dedicated to the Stanis
lawski teachings of realism and
naturalness in acting. No phony
gestures, stilted mannerisms or
shallow posturing.. '
Miss Monroe, as an observer, is
permitted 'to sit in on the- twice
weekly sessions of the actors stu
dio Regular members, who have
included Marlon Brando, Eva Mar
ie Saint : and Julie Harris, are
picked after stiff auditions which
eliminated all but 13 of more than
1000 applicants this year.
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week, which this reporter was per
mitted to attend, Miss Monroe ar
rived a few minutes late and quiet
ly set up a folding chair. for. her
self at the side of, the five rows of j
seats filled with members and ob-1
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skirt, a low-cut black jersey blouse,
no stockings and backless white
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brushed back from her face.
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MarUynt ; who announced several
months ago that she'd-like to try
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