Page 20, Register-Guard, Eugene, Of., Mon., March 21, 1949
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SAN FRANCISCO (U.R) The KUijIaflj 11601 I Oil
Navy's 49,000-ton battleship USS - j.
Iowa, will tie up at Hunter'i Point 1 611115 Oil KClUlU
Naval shipyard here rnursaay to
Join the mothball fleet.
The last active Pacific battle-
shlD. the Iowa Is survived on ac
tive duty only by her sister-ship,
the USS Missouri.
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LONDON (P)T h e Moscow
Trial of Reds Takes C7pFour Survive
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ivow jury is ncKea iDianft r,a(h
r lunv viujsi
NEW YORK (U.R) The gov
ernment Monday started its effort
to send 11 top U. S. Communists
torneys faced a Jury box filled
with 11 women and five men.
. j f A T .nER WOOD.
ueienugiiis mucu , . ,
Th 11 defendants are: Dennis: Four injured survivors of a plane
Radio Monday gave the Russian to jail
people word by word details ofj The 11
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who claim they love ,,,,- T Davis Jr New York crasn' "iaroone1 lor tnreeaays on
kf,. . ..! Benjamin J. Davis Jr., new lork, , ice.covered Hangover
cast.
Reliable informants here said
it was the first time since the war
the Moscow Radio has broadcast
the text of a treaty to which Rus
sia Is not a party.
Monday In a commercial helicop
ter, but reported that he was un
able to land on the snow-covered
smoky mountain slope until a
larger space is cleared.
He dropped axes and matches
to the rescue party which reached
the stranded survivors Sunday.
They had worked all night clear
ing away pines and heavy under
brush but were unable to clear
faced more ,he 40-foot square necessary for
Tenn. U.R)
,a3i.h thai iiim nn it nnt.ai-n
, ,ij, j .,.:, land publication; John B,
The defendants are the "leaders f". labor secretary; Robert G.
nf th i-nmmnnist Partv f thp I Thompson, New York state chair-
iTniw stt. Pirou,nrrf. v. man; Henry Winston, organiza-
pected as the government opens
The Soviet Monitor said the with the statement of what it in-
broadcast, at dictation speed, was tends to prove about them, and
directed to Russian provincial, the defense answers,
newspapers. I Fighting Counsels
The Moscow Radio said the total
The main antagonists were a
length of the broadcast would run ; fighting government attorney,
Thousands are switching
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better tasting Calvert Reserve.
DAL VERT reserve Blended Whiskoy
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who has a 99.1 per cent record of
convictions during the last year,
and a husky, curly-haired blond
whom President Truman has call
ed a traitor.
The blond is Euffene Dennis.
SEATTLE (U.R) A slave freed ; general secretary and "bad bov"
by Abraham Lincoln and the Civil f the Communist Party, who has
Freed Slave Is 102
tional secretary; Gilbert Green,
Illinois state chairman; Irving Po
tash, vice president of the Inter
national Fur and Leather Work
ers Union (CIO); Carl Winter,
Michigan state chairman: John
Gates, editor of the Daily Worker,
and Gus Hall, Ohio state chairman.
landing field was being cleared jMechanlo Flies, Too
for a rescue helicopter. Flying with Newcomb was Jerry
, u .. ,i - ji Gorbell of Los Angeles, a mech-
virtims. tnree,""
of
-ahr,j tha m:h victims. three,1"11"
mm and woman. Sunday night, Dr. Robert H. Haralson, Jr.
but it was impossible to move the
survivors over the difficult ter
rain because of their injuries.
Couldn't Land
J. N. Newcomb, 28-year-old
Army veteran from Glendale, Cal.,
flew over the crash scene early
stood the pilot, James Hardy , ,
had leg and arm fracture, Vd
the lone woman passenger ,
Fred Hall, 40, suffered , LT'
1 V ml
1 .T .
Hall, 42, and Orville Rich, ail.W
jaw.
All from Detroit
The other two
reported able to
passengers were
Mich.
walk,
from
All the
Detroit,
Maryville reached
crash victims Sunday night by
the rope ladder route. He re
ported by radio that all four were
injured and two were stretcher
cases.
The TVA official said he under-
The crash occurred late Friday
afternoon and survivors spent two
harrowing, freezing nights on Z
windswept mountain before .
fifth occupant of the plane stent,
en A. Walker, was able
the injured ; his way through to civilization ,.
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Mrs. Anna J. Luss, born in slav
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Grove, Tex., March 20, 1847, said
she had outlived three husbands
and all but one of her 10 chil
dren. The active, healthy woman at
tributes her long life to "God's
will."
DR. L. W. PORRITT
CHIROPRACTIC NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
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jettisoned his counsel and will
represent himself. He has had no
formal legal training. He is a
former lumberjack, teamster, car
penter, and longshoreman.
Dennis will make the main de
fense statement. The six defense
attorneys have been alloted six
hours for the statements, which
will run them through Tuesday's
session,
V. S. Attorney
i Opposing them. In the hour and
one-half government opening
statement, was John Francis
i Xavier McGohey. The U. S. at
torney is a finger-waggling, ruddy-faced
man whose tall, lean
body tenses as he talks.
Technically the 11 Communist
National Board members went on
trial nine weeks ago. The first
seven weeks were spent in chal
lenging this federal court district's
method of picking jurors. The
Communists lost their challenge
motion to void the Indictment. Se
lecting a jury took two more
weeks. I
Charged Discrimination
In its challenge the defense
charged the jury picking method j
systematically discriminated
against women, Negroes, Jews,
the poor, and manual workers.
When a trial jury finally was se
lected, it consisted of seven wo
men and five men. Three are Ne
groes, including the woman fore
man. Two are unemployed, two
are manual workers, two have
names frequently considered Jew
ish. All four alternates , picked
wore women, so actually the at-
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