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Soviet Allied Group
Member Leaves Japan
Tokyo, Sunday, May 28
(U.R) The Soviet member of the
Allied Council for Japan. Lieut,
Kuzma Derevyanko, sailed for
Russia today with 46 Soviet
staff members and their fami
lies. American diplomats speculat
ed that the departure may mean
a major shake-up is taking place
in the Soviet mission here.
Allied council officials said
Derevyanko had informed the
mission by letter that he was
leaving, but they said the letter
did not indicate whether he
would return.
The Russian group left on the
same vessel that brought an al
most equal number of replace
ments. American officials said the
action may involve only routine
replacements of staff members,
some of whom have been here
a long period.
Derevyenko's top advisers ap
peared to have left with him.
Maids at the homes of some of
the leading Russians said their
regular employers had "left
with Derevyanko."
Klamath Area Girl
Reported Drowned
Klamath Falls, Ore., May 27
(U.R) Brenda Jean Adams, sev
en-year-old daughter of Mr. andj
Mrs. Jack L. Adams, drowned at
the Raymond logging camp, 67
miles north of here, today when
she fell into a logging pond.
j Her father is foreman at the
camp. Witnesses reported the
- child fell as she ran along the
pond's edge. Her body was re
covered 10 minutes later and
Jim Kalcr. local amublance op
erator, worked on her for more
than two hours without success.
SHOTWELL WITH LARKS
Eugene. May 27 Floyd Shot
well, former hurler for the Med
ford Rogues, now is on the roster
of the Eugene Larks in the same
Far West league, it was reported
here today. The ex-Rogues pitch
er has been on the disabled list,
however.
(Acme Telephotoi
SEARCH FOR DEAD IN PERU OUAKE civilians and soldiers
search for dead and injured in rubble-strewn street of Cuzco. Peru,
ancient capital of Incas, which was 90 per cent destroyed by a dis
astrous earthquake. Officials have counted 56 dead and 137 Injured.
WAKEFIELD PROMISES TRY
Ann Arbor, Mich., May 27
(U.R) Dick Wakefield, resigned
to a session in the minors but
still bitter at the New York Yan
kees for sending him there, prom
ised today to give it the old col
lege try for the Oakland Acorns.
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Rasor Logging Co.
Loses Court Case
Eugene, Ore.. May 27 OI.R)
The Rasor Lodging company,
principal loser in a fire which
swept 650 acres of timberland
east of here Friday, also lost a
personal injury suit in circuit
court today.
A jury returned a $27,976.65
verdict against the company in
favor of Manuel T. Cox who
charged that injuries he sus
tained May 6, 1949, were due
to company negligence.
Cox suffered a fractured skull
when he was struck by flying
debris after a line bed became
fouled and snapped under the
strain. A former high climber
and hook tender, he alleged the
company did not maintain a
warning whistle he could hear.
Circuit Judge G. F. Skipworth
said he thought the damage ver
dict against the Rasor company
was the largest ever won in
Lane county since 'about 1912."
Light Plane's Pilot
And Passenger Dead
North Bend, Ore., May 27
(U.R) The body of Kenneth
Murray, 26, was recovered this
morning by coast guardsmen
near where the light plane he
was piloting crashed into Coos
Bay last night.
The body of Vernon Buzzard,
41, a passenger from North
Bend, was recovered by coast
guardsmen shortly before dark
ness had forced postponement
of the search for Murray, who
was piloting the plane, accord
ing to Brewer Mills, Coos coun
ty coroner.
An eye witness said the plane,
a two-seated Piper Pal, was
stunting when the accident oc
curred. The plane failed to pull
out of a loop and crashed into
the water with the wings fold
ing up at about 200 feet.
The plane was completely de
molished and both bodies were
thrown clear of the wreckage,
the witness said.
minutes after they allegedly
robbed an Ontario drugstore.
Truman Congratulates
Washington, May 27 (U.R)
Secretary of State Dean Acheson
returned to the capital today,
and was congratulated by Presi
dent Truman on "the most suc
cessful international conference
I think since Potsdam."
Acheson replied that he was
"very touched" by Mr. Truman's
greeting and said: "I have done
my best to carry out your in
structions." Mr. Truman drove out t o
National airport to meet Ache
son on his arrival here from New
Libel Jury Dismissed
After Not Agreeing
Hartford, Conn., May 27
(U.R) A jury of eight women
and four men which tried for
more than ten hours to decide
whether Mrs. Hester R. McCul
lough libeled entertainers Larry
Adler and Paul Draper by call
ing them pro-communists and
traitors, was dismissed by Fed
eral Judge J. Joseph Smith to
day when It reported It was
hopelessly deadlocked.
Mrs. McCullough, who sobbed
when the jury reported the first
of its three disagreements late
last night, was shaken by the
jury's indecision.
"Naturally," she said, "I am
greatly disappointed. I know
however, that the members of
the jury gave the case their most
earnest and careful considera
tion. I am grateful to Judge
Smith for his patience and im
partial consideration of the trial.
"I still feel that communism
is the greatest threat to our
American way of life."
Acheson on His Work
York where he had debarked
from the liner Brittania several
hours earlier.
At New York, Acheson said
that he was confident that his
top level conferences in Europe
produced "solid achievement"
toward peace and that the west
is "gaining in military strength."
WEATHER
By United Presi
Northern California Occa
sional high cloudiness north por
tion and patches above central
coast but otherwise fair Sunday
and Monday. Cooler interior
portions Sunday. Windy over
the interior. -
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Death Toll Street
Car Crash Lowered
Chicago, May 27 U.R) A
street car crash that killed 32
persons this week may consti
tute a severe test for Chicago's
publicly-owned transit author
ity, it appeared today.
The number of victims In
the tragedy was reduced Fri
day night by Coroner A. L. Bro
die who said a rccheck of the
charred bodies showed that only
32 died instead of the 33 prev
iously reported.
All but one victim burned to
death in the new-type high-speed
street car that ploughed into a
big gasoline truck. The other
victim was the truck driver who
died in his cab.
The street car wss one of
about 3.U00 new trolleys and
buses that the Chicago Transit
authority put into service since
it took over in 1947 from the
bankrupt privately-owned Chi
cago Surface Lines and Rapid
Transit Elevated System.
Pomona. Cal., May 27 0I.R
Two rookie policemen captured
four burglary suspects today 1 1
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