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1 Thursday, November 24, 1953 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TlIITJlf E EVEN revne Ca in o Washington U.R) The Sub-1 has asked Attorney General versive Activities Control Board Herbert Brownell Jr. whether HEAR TOMMY HICKS, The man who preached to 400,000 in a jingle erviee in Argentine, relit of his experience! in Russia. The first- American Full Gospel preacher in 27 years, to preach in Russia, as related at The Voice of Healing Convention, Nov. 10, 1955. ' BY SPECIAL TAPE RECORDING Service, Friday, Nov. 25-7:30 P.M. PHOENIX REVIVAL CENTER (Assembly of God) 411 Second St. Phoenix, Ore. he wants former Sen. Harry P. Cain disqualified from sitting in judgment on an alleged Communist-front group. The board said last night that both Be the Dis qualified In Seattle Hearing Justice Department asked the board to consider an NOTHING TO WEAR Montreal (U.R) B e n o i t Brault worried today that he may not have a thing to wear when he appears in court Fri day. Brault was arrested on sus picion of buying all his clothes, including S900 worth at his home, on bad checks. Police said they would consider letting him "borrow" one of the suits for his trial. and the Washington Pension Union, the alleged Red-front, have agreed that "no bias or prejudice" has been shown in Cain's conduct of hearings on the group "thus far." Cain, a member of the Sub versive Activities Control Board, has been presiding at the hear ings in Seattle, Wash. The board is seeking to determine whether the pension group is a "Com munist front" organization re quired to register with the gov ernment, as charged by Brown ell. Brownell yesterday formally abandoned bid by the pension union to disqualify Cain on grounds of bias and prejudice. The pension group later changed its mind and said it was satis fied Cain would give it an "im partial hearing.'' Cain has been sharply critical of the Administration's security risk program for government employees, which was drawn up by Brownell. In a formal notice to the pen sion group and Brownell, the board asked whether it should treat Brownell's latest move "as a motion ... to disqualify mem ber Cain." It also asked both parties to take "precise positions" on these other questions: 1. Whether, since the pension union originally made the move to disqualify Cain, Brownell could properly seek to have its motion reconsidered. 2. Whether it was timely to consider the question now, since the Justice Department was aware at least six weeks ago of Cain's six-year-old statement labelling the pension group a "notorious Communist front." This charge was made while Cain was. a Republican senator from Washington. In questioning the timeliness of Brownell's action, the board also noted that both the Justice Department and pension union "acquiesced in going forward with the hearing . . . which is apparently now in its final stage." VISITS BOLIVIA La Paz, Bolivia (U.R) Gov. Frank Clements of Tennessee and his party were due here today on their tour of South America. Clements and the group of Amer ican businessmen visited Chilean President Carlos Ibanez in San tiago Wednesday. t 1 It's the Time To Shop! It's the Time To Save! Look and look. ... for Founders' Days sale signs thruout the store! You won't want to miss a single value! for new items to be adver tised as the merchandise ar rives. Be sure to read the papers every day! Listen to your favorite radio sta tion. We'll keep you inform ed of new and special values every day! a Sell-out I eblool Sweaters In Four Popular Styles Values to 8.95 4.95 Values to 10.95 6.95 Check this value when you shop early tomorrow. 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Yesterday's session had appar ed to mark the end of the legal wrangling between Circuit Judge Alfred R. Dobson and prosecuting attorneys that has characterized the trial. But in the final moments the arguments flared and Judge Dobson threat ened to cite Deputy District At torney Howard Lonergan with coLtempt of court. Third Stat Attempt The trial is the third In the state's attempt to convict Mrs. Sherry Fong of the rfiurder of 16-year-old Diane Hank. Also ac cused but to be tried later is the woman'i husband, Wey Him Fong. Yesterday's outbreak came when Lonergan" attempted to read some of Mrs. Fong's testi mony given in. an earlier trial. Judge Dobson ruled that such testimony was inadmissable but Lonergan attempted to argue the point. Judge Dobson said "you'd bet ter drop it right now." Conduct Coniempiuoui When Lonergan attempted to cite precedent, Judge Dobson in terrupted and said "Mr. Loner gan, I want to say right here and now that the conduct of you and the district attorney in this case is contemptnous. Statements you have put in the press are wholly unwarranted and wholly defective." Lonergan was gavelled to si lence again a few moments later and Judge Dobson said "I might have to hold you in contempt." Defense attorney Irvin Good man said Mrs. Fong would take the stand in her own defense, probably Monday. The state ex pects to call its last witness tomorrow. " " Jt ' SLAIN BY SUITOR Sally Shedd, 25, United Airlines stewardess from San Fran cisco, was shot and killed aboard an airliner at Seattle as it was about to take off by a rejected suitor, Robert Clendenin, 26, of New York City. Clendenin then fatally shot himself. ind Man Dies In Sweet Home Fire Sweet Home (U.R) A trailer house fire yesterday snuf fed out the life of William Buch anan, 80-year-old blind resident of the Sweet Home area. State police said the fire ap parently started from an over heated gas stove. Buchanan was in the trailer house alone. It stood to the rear of the home of his daughtec, Mrs. Rex Dun- don on the south Santiam high way 15 miles east of Sweet Home. Mrs. Dundon and the victim's wife, Daisy, discovered the blaze and attempted to rescue the help less man but were unable to reach him. Both suffered minor burns. for Action, Use Tribune Want Ads BEWARE Of IMITATIONS LOOK ton THE HAPPY ume DOG ffcPPY TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW If J PRICE
