Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Wed., July 13, 1955 9A
Senators Question
Television -Official .
WASHINGTON Wl A Vermont
television man who has acknowl
edged brief membership in the
Communist irty was among wit
nesses called Wednesday y the
Senjte internal security subcom
mittee. He Is (iharles Lewis, public af
fairs directo of WCAX-TV in
Burlington, Vt., who has said Jie
joined the Communist patty in
lff37 and "quit two . or three
months later because I had my
nose fult"
VOLUNTARY APPEARANCE
After, his name was mentioned
in previous testimony, Lewis vol
unteered to appear before the
subcommittee and said "I'll tell
everything I know."
Other scheduled witnesses' at a
public hearing' of thfc subcommit
tee include two New York Times
newsmen, a New York Daily
News reporter, and the aviation
editor of the New York Herald
Tribune. Chairman Eastland (D-Miss)
said the hearing was called to
follow up testimony received by
the subcommittee June 28-29
from Winston M. Burdett and
others in a continuing study of
alleged Communist activities. He
says the subcommittee is not in
vestigating the press.
Burdett, now a CBS radio and
TV commentator, testified that
in 1937, while a reporter on the
now-defunct Brooklyn Eagle, he
had joined a Communist party
unit. He said he broke with the
Communists in 1942.
ne named more man a score
of persons he said he had known
or believed to be Communists in
the 1937-40 period.
20 OTHERS MENTIONED
One of these was Lewis. Two
others described by Burdett as
former employes of the Brooklyn
jsagie wnom ne nan known as
fellow members of a Communist
unit were Melvin Barnett and
David Gordon. Both were listed
as witnesses Wednesday. Barnett
has been described as a copy
editor on the New York Times
and Gordon as a Reporter for the
New York Daily News.
Also called to testify was Ira
Henry Freeman, a reporter igi the
iew YorK.nmesw.iy staii. Bur
dett and other jvitnesses were
asked about him attfie subcom
mittee's earlier hearings, but none
of them Earned him as a Communist.
Ansel TalberT, tviation editor
of the New York Herald Tribune,
was not named at all in the pre
vious testimony.
Jury Returns ,
Death Verdict
TACOMA Ml Convicted late
Tuesday night of first degree
murder for the samurai sword
slaying of an aged motel operator
last March 21, Harvey John Col'
lins has been ordered hanged for
the crime.
A Superior Court jury return
ed the verdict and ordered the
death penalty shortly before
10 p.m., 29 hours after receiving
the case and five Hours alter asK
inc for additional instructions.
Collins, a 29-year-old decorated
Marine veteran of World War II
hacked Andrew Stolen, 74, to
death and critically injured Mrs.
Stolen while robbing the elderly
operators of the motel near Ta-coma.
He had pleaded innocent by
reason of insanity and contended
his actions were the result of
battle neurosis after action on
Iwo Jima.
The verdict was received un-
smilingly after Collins' jaunty en
try into the courtroom, marked
by cheerful greetings to relatives
and acquaintances seated there.
Authorities Clear
Vaccine Supplies
WASHINGTON Wt The gov
ernment has released enough
Salk vaccine for another 720,000
anti-polio shots.
The Public Health Service ac
tion Tuesday brought the clear
ance of vaccine supplies in less
than a week to over one million
cubic centimeters. Last Friday,
i the government freed 300,000
"units. One c.c. of vaccine is used
in a single anlipnlio shot.
But even with the release of
the 720,000 c.c.'s of vaccine made
by Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis,
the total falls far short of the six
million shots the National Foun
dation for Infantile Paralysis said
on June 24 it would need to com
plete the free 2-shot inoculation
of first and second-grade children.
10 Guards . Quit
WALLA WALLA m The
number of guards at the Wash
ington State penitentiary who
have resigned in the wake of last
week's riot was reported to have
risen to 10 Wednesday.
(2nd of a serle.i. S2 paid for each
question used)
Q. Do you have further infor
mation on the electrical device
described in last Sunday's pa
per, that removes "allergenic"
particles and helps hay fever
and asthma.
A. The feature story men
tioned the use of "electrostatic
precipitation" of lint, dust,
bacteria, fumes, pollens,
smoke, etc. By this means par
ticles as small as .001 microns
(1250,000 of an inch) in di
ameter can be eliminated. Pol
lens are not smaller than about
9 microns, bacteria about 1 mi
cron, virus, .001 micron. Na
tional Bureau of Standards
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Many dramatic cases of re
lief have been reported using
this principle. In a few min
utes there is a notable lessen
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can of course relieve only air
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This type of equipment has
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