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Eich mann Rejected Moves To Intercede In Behalf of Jews MEDFCHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Jerusalem OJPB Adolf Eich mann rejected the attempts of foreign governments to inter cede in behalf of German Jews, the prosecution charged today. Documents were Introduced In his trial purporting to show that Eichmann set himself up as a watchdog over the ITazi Foreign Ministry and forbade it to grant requests received through official channels. It was clear from the docu mentary evidence that the German Foreign Office de ferred to Eichmann on all matters involving Jews, al though he was only a lieuten- Cattle Field Day Slated at College Cattlemen interested in at tending the annual beef cat tle field day May 26 at Ore gon State university should contact the county extension : office so transportation can be pooled, County Agent Earle Jossy said today. Highlights of the program will be a review of current research by Dr. J. C. Miller, high concentrate feeds by Dr. D. C. Church, progress and responsibility of pure bred breeders by Dr. Paul Stratton and Herb Chandler, supple menting poor roughage by Dr. R. J. Raleigh, veterinary herd health consultation by Dr. L. M. Koger, and use of minor elements by Dr. J. E. Oldfield. ant colonel in the Gestapo. Sweden asked the German Foreign Office to prevent the deportation of Alfred I. Phil lipson from Bonn. Eichmann rejeeted the request. The Ar gentine Embassy in Berlin re quested that Meyer. Israel Meyerhoff be allowed to go to Argentina and take- out citizenship ship. Eichmann said no. The former Nazi officer even attempted to persuade the Thailand diplomatic mis sion in Berlin to release one of its Jewish employees, Is rael Hirschberg. Other documents showed the accused mass murderer forced the Jews to buy their own railway tickets to death and degradation. Over-All Station Master Documents admitted in evi dence at his trial pictured the former Nazi officer as a sort of over-all station master who confiscated 25 per cent of the cash of each deported Jew and used it to pay the traveling expenses. There seemed to have been no such thing as a round-trip ticket The former Gestapo officer is accused of the mass murder of six million Jews under the Hitler regime. The prosecu- tion contends he was a leader in the Nazi extermination pro gram for Jews. He claims he merely carried out orders from above and never issued, the actual directives for kill ing Jews. FUNERAL INSURANCE The Oregon State Funeral Directors' Association (about 130 members) heartily recommends the Oregon Fu neral Plan Insurance to you. It's wise to investigate now. May we assist you? LITWILLER ' FUNERAL HOME Highway 66 at Normal Ave. Ashland Dial 482-2816 C. M. Litwiller Mrs. Litwiller Ashland's Leading Funeral Director Since 1935 - - f.'ui, i ly if WEDNESDAY. MAY 17. 1981 SHEEP ON LOOSE While some 200 sheep were being two sheepherders try lo corral him. The sheep, along with driven to a slaughter house at San Francisco, the screech- some 99 others, were finally corraled In a nearby tavern, ing brakes of an auto caused them to stampede. Shown They were then returned to the slaughter house, here is one of the sheep bolting away from the herd while (UPI Telephoto) Senator's Widow Election Winner A 5 Johnson City, Tenn. - (UPI) -Mrs. Louise Goff Reece, 62, widow of the late Rep. B. Carroll Reece (R-Tenn.) easily won a special election Tues day to serve out the unexpired portion of her husband's term in Congress. 1 Mrs. Reece, a grandmother who spent election day clean ing the attic of her horns here, vowed to continue the conser vative Republican policies of her late husband. Reece, 68, Boeing Farms Out Work on Dyna-Soar Seattle-IUPB-Boeing Airplane Co. Tuesday announced the awarding of a multi- million dollar subcontract to the Thio kol Chemical Corp.'s Elkton, Md., division to design and develop an acceleration rock et for the Dyna-Soar manned space glider. Boeing said the rocket will give an additional boost to the glider after the second stage of the vehicle's Titan booster has burned out, and also will serve as an escape rocket to hurl the glider and its pilot free of the booster if an emer gency occurs during launch. Dyna-Soar is an Air Force program to send a piloted glider into space and back to earth through a controlled re entry into the atmosphere. died March 19 after a 41-year political career. She rolled up a two-to-one margin over Democrat W. W. Faw in the traditionally Re publican First Congressional district. The district has not sent a Democrat to Congress since 1878. ONLY CABBY JAILED Hartford City, Ind. - (UPB -Waiting for a cab didn't do any good in Montpelier, Ind., Tuesday. The town's only cab bie was in Jail. Chester Bren ner, 76, had chosen to serve) four days in jail here Instead of paying an $18.75 fine for disregarding a traffic signal. "Business was bad anyway," Brenner said. Boivin To Sign Several Measures Salem . HJPD - Acting Gov. Harry Boivin was to sign sev eral bills at The Dalles today including two that are special pets of Sen. Ben Musa, The Dalles, and his wife. Rep. Katherine Musa. The Musas will look on while Boivin places his signa ture on a bill creating a State Tax court and a bill providing $4 million in bonds for High way 197 in Wasco county. Several other bills also were to be signed at the cere mony. Signature of bills out side the capitol city has been rare. Boivin and his wife left here for The Dalles Tuesday night and will return later to day. Boivin is acting governor while Gov. Mark Hatfield is attending the Western Gover nor's conference at Salt Lake City, but will sign the bills in his capacity as Senate' presi dent, an action which must be performed before going to the governor's desk. Political Libel Trial Continues in Hillsboro Court Hillsboro, Ore. - (DPI) - The political libel trial of Mrs. Audrey Henry, Portland, was in its third day today follow ing a Tuesday session which saw Circuit Judge J. S. Bo hannon make rulings against both the state and prosecu tion. Mrs. Henry is on trial on charges of helping distribute false statements against Sen. Monroe Sweetland (D-Milwau-kie), candidate last year for secretary of state. Publications Ruled Out Judge Bohannon ruled against use of House Un-Amer-ican Activities Committee publications sought by De fense Attorney Larry Land graver while cross examining witnesses. ' '. The judge also told Francis Linklater, Washington county district attorney, that he .could not introduce at this time cer tain records of the Interna tional Woodworkers of Amer ica. Linklater indicated in the judges' chambers the records would show Sweetland made an anti-Communist speech in Klamath Falls at an IWA convention in 1939. Much of the. hearing Tues day was held in the Judges' chambers out of the ears of the jurors as decisions were sought on admissibility of evi dence. .. ... Ex-Gov. Charles Sprague, Salem publisher, was called to the stand briefly but Mrs. Henry s attorney objected suc cessfully that it was out of order to put him on the stand to testify as to the character of Monroe Sweetland. Linklater said he hoped to show falsity of the statements contained in the material by putting on witnesses backing Sweetland's character. Many Fail To List Interest on Bonds Washington - (UPB - Out of more than four, million per sons who cashed in U.S. sav ing bonds in one year, 86 per cent "failed to report any in terest whatsoever" on their federal income tax returns ac cording to Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon. Dillion said about 500,000 reported accrued interest in full and 128,000 persons re ported some of their earned interest. He said the Treasury paid $246 million in interest on bonds during the year and only 29 per cent of it was re ported on tax returns. Peace Volunteers To Start Training New York-IUPD-Peace Corps volunteers will being train ing next month for a mission to Colombia. CARE, Inc., which holds the first contract given to a private agency under Presi dent Kennedy's Peace Corps program, said Tuesday 161 volunteers will take an in tensive . two-month training program at New Jersey's Rut gers University starting June 26. Of the 161, only 64 will be chosen for the two year mission, and will receive an other month of training when they arrive in Colombia. The volunteers will study Spanish, agriculture and small construction work. MAXIMUM LEADER" Miami - (UPD - Radio Ha vana's customary description of Premier Fidel Castro these days is "maximum' leader of the glorious socialist revolu. tion." Castro's name was men tioned twice in a single 100- word report, and both times the descriptive phrase was used. Japan hopes to increase soy bean consumption by 40 per cent in the next 10 years to increase the population's pro tein intake. United States soy beans may have a share in this,: for, they have been sat isfactory for miso and tofu, traditional foods that account (for half Japan's soybean con sumption. . , , i USE IT FOR ANY PURPOSE and KEEP your Savings Cushion l l I If you have a savings ao- I count KEEP YOUR CUSHION! 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