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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1946)
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NO. B1IS-HK7 BOB SWENNSS, Hfr. VENT FANS For Ceillnr. Walla,. Windows SIGWART'S ties" of the 23 Nazi physicians who will go on trial in Nuero berg next Dec. S "were contrary to the laws of humanity and the ethical practices of the medical profession which have prevailed for more than 20 centuries," the Journal said. The Journal also indicted Ger man medical organizations and societies for failing "to express in any -manner their disapproval of these widely-known experiments. An AMA representative, Dr. A. C. Ivy of the University of Illinois, was a member of the mission which Investigated "war crimes of a medical nature." The mission's report to the U.S. gov ernment. the Journal said, re. vealed that non - experimental crimes of the Nazis Included Mass killings of persons about to die from disease, malnutrition, and old age; poor workers placed on a hunger diet and then killed when they became weakened from malnutrition: mass killings to make more room in overcrowded concentration camps and prisons; and hundreds of thousands of Grasles. Poles and Russians killed by exposure to tumes or potassium cyanide and by injection or van ous drugs. "One series of murders was done to provide skeletons for an anthropological museum, t n e Journal said. The Journal cited previous re ports that revealed Nazi expert' ments In which nude young worn' en were forced to lie next to frozen men in an attempt to en courage recovery. All experiments involving bru tality, torture and murder "were done without any basis In any laws either of Germany or of the Hague convention," the Journal said, adding that certain Nazi die tors performed experiments on human subjects without their, consent. I Ivy's report to the Secretary of. War listed 15 types of experi ments which Included studies; made to ascertain "how a popu lation could be sterilized without their knowledge, so that the steri lization could be accomplished without the fact becoming avail able for propaganda by the ene mies of the Belch." Worship God In His appointed way at Townsend Ball Basement 8th A Lincoln, Eugene Every Saturday 2 P.M. NATURAL WAY TO HEALTH Eleelr Steam Ctblsttf. an 4 felts Ufie Swedish M. rhftothnm treatmenU ttaat belp rtlltr Lanbtfa, Rtaeamallim, Ncarltli. Artferltli, Bl a, and other affertafi Ctsvlaea yturself and m. VICTOR F. SVOBODA Part Gr4aaU nVilMkmalil Mia ber of Orcfoo AiwclaUa of Ma4lal MaHenrs. Nalaropathte Aliaalatlea and National Fayilotbarapr AatocU Hon. Labor Temple Room 216 Telephone 5549 Judge Sentences Two On Larceny Charges Circuit Court Judge Sal King Wednesday aentenced David L. Collins, 18, Elmlra. and Norval lOrndorff, 22, Live Oak, Calif., to a maximum of three years each In the state penitentiary after the pair had entered guilty pleas to a larceny by bailee charge ! Tuesday. They were returned from Twin Falls, Idaho, Monday after tak ing a used car out for a trial ride in Springfield and then depart ing for the Idaho City. Both waiv ed indictment by the grand jury following their return here. Another three-year maximum was meted out to Scott Mangrum, 62, on a burglary not in a dwel ling charge for the theft of $150 in narcotics from Croner's Drug Store in Oakridge. Mangrum also waived grand jury Indictment and pleaded guilty. 1 The three men were taken to Salem to begin prisons terms Wednesday afternoon. 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