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. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Page J Thins., Auz. 21, 1!)52 TURTLE NECK JERSEY . . . 34 length Dolman sleeve. In gold, cherry, red, black, moss green, or grey. 7.95 Shakeup Seen In Justice Dept. House Investigators Eye Prime Target WASHINGTON fP A top Jus tice Department official was re ported Thursday to be a prime target of House investigators in hearings starting next Tuesday. Rep. Chelf (D-Ky), chairman of the special judiciary subcommittee investigating the department, de clined to identify the official be yond saying he Is still in the department. MAJOR RESHUFFLE Most of the lop assistants to for mer Atty. Gen. J. Howard Mc Grath have resigned or have been given new duties in a department shakeup instituted by McGrath's successor, James P. McGranery. The subcommittee is known to have been working on one official "in particular" for some time, and investigators reported they now think they have the "missing link" of evidence they needed. Chelf gave no indication of the nature of the committee's case, but said there would be some "surprising revelations." Since taking over the Justice Department helm, McGranery has got along well with the depart ment's critics on Capitol Hill and has won , Chelf's praise for his "co-operation" in the ensuing shakeup. LAWYER SACKED Committee sources say the shuf fle is not yet completed, and pre dict that others in the department will feel the axe. One of the latest to go was James A. Mullally, 52, long-time lawyer in the depart ment's Criminal Division, who was suspended late Wednesday pending an investigation of his "outside activities." Mullally recently had been as signed to the division's racket unit, which has been correlating reports from special grand juries assigned to racket investigations around the country. i McGranery declined to elaborate ' on the reasons for his suspension j dui omciais sam it naa notning to do with the way in which he has been handling in the Criminal Division." WflrrnY n msW. Full Dress Communist Party Congress Malenkov Seen as Next Red Ruler GEORGI MALENKOV Stalin's Successor? Red Premier, Stalin Confer 1 I MOSCOW OP) Red China's I Premier Chou En-lai conferred at j the Kremlin Wednesday night jwith Prime Minister Stalin mak ing it evident the generalissimo is keeping in closest touch with the current Chinese-Soviet talks here. Diplomats regarded the visit, at I which top aides of both leaders , were present, as more than a cour tesy call and predicted it would be the first of a series of such talks while Chou ishere as the ichief of a delegation seeking : stronger ties between Russia and I China. I It was recalled that Stalin per sonally steered negotiations lead ing to the 1950 Soviet-Chinese I Treaty, which is the basis today for co-operation between the two big Comunist nations. An official communique after Wednesday night's meeting did not reveal how long it lasted or what subjects were covered. WASHINGTON (P) A solid clue pointing to Russia's next ruler may emerge from the full dress meeting of (he Communist party congress in Moscow Oct. 5. And American diplomats will not be surprised if tough, 50-year-old Gcorpi Malenkov steps up as Josef Stalin's personal choice as next Russian Prime Minister. In fact, some suspect Stalin's aim in staging the whole affair may be to give a formal, open hint as to who the next boss should be. This may be Slalin's way, they believe, of lessening the possibil ity of a bloody struggle for power within the Communist high com mand after he dies. CHAIRMAN KEY JOB Until they have more t'me to analyze Moscow's announcement of the calling of the first Com munist congress since 1939, Amer ican diplomats say this is more theory than fact. But here is what they think: Stalin's heir apparent will be the man who is chosen to be chairman of the new Praesidium, to be organized at the meeting to replace the Politburo. The 12-man Politburo, now the top governing body, has no chair man or chief executive. But a Praesidium under the Russian set up generally does have one. Woman Injured LEABURG Octalene Lillick, 43, McKenzie Trout Hatchery, Leaburg, suffered slight shoulder injuries when her car went out of control and rolled over about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to state police. The accident happen ed on the McKenzie Highway north of Deerhorn. 'POT WASHER BLOWS TOP NEWPORT, Wales OP) The park gardener's 15-year-old assistant just couldn't stand flower pots. Day after day, week after week, he had to wash the pesky things instead of looking after the flowers. The final straw came "when people began calling him "pot washer" when he was out with his girl. So he raged through the pot ting shed and broke the stems of 328 prize chrysanthemums valued at 125 pounds $350 and to make matters worse, he left a note calling his boss a "pig headed slave driver." "He must have gone ber serk," pleaded his counsel. The Newport Juvenile Court fined the pot-hater five pounds TURTLE NECK JERSEY . . . 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In this case it will cover a 13-ycar period and will be especially im port ant. Malenkov, a Communist parly wheel who worked his way up from the ranks like Stalin, is now scheduled to give this report, the most important thins on the agenda. Furthermore, neither Marshal TWIo hnarl nt lllC Soviet SCCl'Ct police and Deputy Prime Minister Malcnkov's main rival, nor uumiy Premier V. M. Molotov, is sched uled at this time to play any .,..., ,nf mil. in the COIlCt'OSS party session. This may be a clue that Molotov is being pushed into the background, since he read the new five-year plan at each of the two previous congress meetings in 1934 and 19.19. Milolov is (12 and his age has been considered a fnclor against him in speculation on Stalin's suc cessor. American officials know itc about Malenkov except thai sev eral years ago he launched r. de termined campaign to make sure the floors of all Soviet factories were kept clean. 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