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AS ABORTIONIST; FLEES EVE San Francisco, Jan. 5 U.F) As the search continued today for Dr. C. B. Caldwell, alleged operator of a downtown "abor tion clinic," the district attor ney's office reported unearthing evidence which may link the prominent northern California surgeon with a second death L. C. TAYLOR CO. pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAR or TRUCK to tell, we advise selling It now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L. G. TAYLOR CO. Phone 2965 WASBJEG MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Also Refrigeration Service Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett . Phone 2419 due to alleged abortions. A Joint police-district attor ney's office squad yesterday raided the exclusive Market street offices of Caldwell, arm ed with a second-degree murder warrant naming him In connec tion with the death Christmas day of Mrs. Signa Bredesen, San Francisco housewife. They found the offices empty of pa tients, nurses and the doctor. Special Agent Joseph Wil liams of the state medical board told the district attorney's of fice that Mrs. Viola Maltagliati, Woodland, Calif., who died about a year ago, gave a state ment to investigators prior to her death in which she said she submitted to an operation per formed by Caldwell, Williams did not say wheth er the operation was an abor tion. Police here said that the investigation of Caldwell had been in progress since Mrs. Bredesen died after a suspected visit to Caldwell's elaborately equipped establishment. Yesterday's raid was a part of a city-wide crackdown on establishments where illegal abortions allegedly are perform ed. Police said they were con templating raids against five other "abortion mills" as soon as "we have enough evidence." HELD TOO HASTY London, Jan. 5 U.R) Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick E. Morgan, : ousted operations chief of the ! United Nations relief and re- ; habilitation administration in Germany, has been summoned here to submit his resignation formally, a UNRRA official said today. Up to noon Frankfurt time today (6 a. m. EST), UNRRA of ficials in the German city said Morgan had not received notifi cation of his dismissal. A UNRRA spokesman announced here late today however, that a cable summoning Morgan had been sent this morning and that he has received it. Some British newspapers sug gested editorially that the UNRRA had acted too hastily in ousting Morgan without further hearing. San Di'igo, Jan. 5 (U.R) The assault transport Mifflin arrived here today with 1687 marines and navy veterans. Use Mail Tribune Want Ad.. They re EW Chrysler Here! ENGIN .1x3. .&ri-rTVW?v l " iWi ti Kr, ft.!. 1A rt L. V 595 For Your DeSoto or Plymouth Brand new engines not rebuilt. All new precision made parts, factory engineered and inspected. "TRY HUMPHREY FIRST" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 South Riverside Phone 4980 KE, i Verbal Batt le Ends 'Un-American' Probe Los Angeles, Jan. S (U.R) The state legislative committee on un-American affairs conclud ed four days of heated hearings into alleged communist' activi ties today and Drerjared to re- San Francisco, Jan. 8 U.R) commend legislation. Two bay area men shot them- The investigation, embr.neine selves to death today because, the University of California at they were forced out of work; Los Angeles and movie labor by strikes and rainy weather : leaders, wound up in a verbal and a third committed suicide battle at todav's session between because he had been ill, police former UCLA Professor Dr reported today. Frank Davis and State Senator Mrs. Ruthie van Buskirk told Jack B. Tenney officers her husband, Roy, 50, killed himself because he was dejected since he was out of a job at the Bethlehem shipyards as a result of the machinist's strike. Shirley Neil, 34, Oakland lum beryard worker, placed a .22 caliber rifle muzzle in his mouth and pulled the trigger. Police reported. His wife told police that heavy rains had kept her husband from working and he had begun drinking heavily. Closing time (or Sunday Too Late to Classliy 4:00 Saturday afternoon Please remember. Game Commission Hearing Planned Annual hearing of the Oregon State Game Commission with reference to angling regulations will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday. January 12, at its offices in 616 Oregon Building, Portland. Consideration at that time will ge given to seasons, bag limits and other regulations af fecting the taking of game fish for the ensuing year. The hear ing is open to the general public. The San Mateo Hayward bridge was built with cement from oyster shells dredged from the bottom of San Francisco Bay. POLITICAL BALM Washington, Jan, 3 (U.R) Judge William H. Hastle, negro law school dean who resigned from a war department advisory post in protest against alleged race discrimination in the army; air forces, is President Truman's! choice for governor of the Vir-I gin Islands. j Sunday. Jan. 8. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE The original name of Placer ville, Cal., was Hangiown. Florida is nicknamed "Peninsula State." the Closing time for Classified Ads 8:30 a.m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 p m ARE SCARCE Tim rut et t rofilta tunom TRAIL BLAZIM' U- mmK im mr Gunte Book hr only tfe (which tnrlmlei mlliiur. hmllingt. Full of intrrtatirur frta. plntmBt,hrttre''iit.fcxli('ifcIn.i!tm .trn vmy. aunriM tuid urut tim, hrb lor, bin Mar rt-n.l nE, ul.-kn. lueky iUy, rtc. Gut on to tnt nj Swt.l ..V, tftnir or cofm. for 2 eofit. to TRAIL Dept. r INCOME TAX c GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE R. W. PIERCE Former Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, who will give you latest interpretation of Income Tax Laws through C. C. H. Reports. YOU SHOULD CLAIM ALL VALID EXEMPTIONS 104 W. Main Phone 2920 RAPID RELEASES FROM ARMY HURT .... Tokyo, Jan. 5 (U.R) Sec retary of War Robert P. Patter- j son said today that a "critical" j situation exists in some United States army overseas territories because of over rapid releases ' of men from service. i Patterson said that the war department was preparing a re lease stating" overseas garrison requirements that "may govern the rate of discharge for the next few months." He said the discharge requirements gradual-; ly will be changed to reach a minimum overseas requirement ; of 795,000 men by July 1. ALlWHITS Washington, Jan. 5 (U.R) The surplus property adminis tration charged tonight that the giant aluminum company of America is using its patent license rights to block disposal of government-owned wartime aluminum plants to Alcoa com petitors. Alcoa promptly denied the charge as "absolutely without foundation" and said confer ences now under way with gov ernment agencies gave hope of agreement within a few days on a solution to the licensing problem. NEW CITY LISTED AS New York, Jan. 5 (U.R) A seven-man ' delegation from the United Nations organizations , arrived here by plane from Ltn don today and added a new name to the list of possible sites for the permanent home of UNO Providence, R. I. The city's name came up when the committee listed five places where they expected to spend "several days" New York, Bjston, Hyde Park, Princeton, N. J., and Providence. PLEASANT TIME. IKE , San Francisco, Jan. 5 (U.R) Cmdr. Ike Hashimoto, skipper of the Japanese submarine that sank the heavy cruisr U. S. S.I Indianapolis, boarded the navy transport Effingham today to return to Japan after testifying at the court martial trial of Capt. Charles B. McVay III, cap tain of the Indianapolis. 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