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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1962 Attorney Asks Fast, Fair Trial For Anderson Mountain Home, Idaho -(WB-The eight-day military hearing for murder suspect Gerald Anderson ended today with a plea from his attorney Clothing Taken from Car at Local Motel Thieves broke into a car at a local motel over the week end and took about S350 worth of clothing and person al possessions belonging to two Areata. Calif., men, ac cording to city police. John J. and Joseph David Kudron told officers that someone broke open a side window of their car between 6 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday while it was parked at the Thunderbird motel, 1015 South Riverside ave., and Jooted the vehicle. for a fast and fair trial if a trial is necessary. Defense Atty. Robert Mc Laughlin, Mountain Home, also recommended more co operation between the Air Force and civilian defense council in future felony in- Sheriff's Reserves Schedule Meeting The postponed Jackson County Sheriff's Reserves meeting will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Jackson county courthouse auditori um, according to Buford John son, deputy civil defense di rector and coordinator for the sheriff's reserves. Reserves will receive in structions on radiological monitoring devices from John son and Warren Lomax, Ash land civil defense director. WORDS (hat COMFORT As a shepherd seeketh out his flock... so will I seek out my sheep... ZZEK1EL 34:13 i PERL FUNERAL HOME mDMCD CIYTU AKir rAtTAI c Spacious Parking Lot En say:: r '. J We promptly re pond to all cak, day or night. MEMBER BY INVITATION terrogations and Investiga tions affecting airmen. Undtr Adviiament Following final arguments by counsel, Maj. James God dard, hearing officer, took the proceedings under advise ment. He will make a pre liminary recommendation on the testimony to 15th Air Force hearquarters at March AFB, Calif., and there a final decision will be made. Anderson. 25, San Diego, Calif., is accused by the Air Force of premeditated mur der in the knife slaying last April 9 here of Mrs. Nancy Joy Johnson, 22. and her son, Daniel, 2'2, Anderson just last month was freed of a first degree murder charge in Mrs. Johnson's death by civil court after another man, Theodore Thomas Dickie, 22, Boise, con fessed the crimes. However, the Air Force re-arrested An derson and on the following day charged him with the murders. House UnAmerican Chairman Discovers Power of Women A 5 Santa Claus Is Careless; Police Find Two Packages Dear Santa Claus: In case you are worrying about it, we found those two packages which you lost in the vicinity of Ed wards and Court sts. You had addressed one of them "To Uncle Wendle from Aunt Marilyn." The other one has a tag which says, "To Gail and Dail from Marilyn and Wendle." One of our officers found them early Sunday morn ing. We have tagged them and placed them in our property room. You may claim them there after you have prop erly identified them and yourself. Merry Christmas! Medford City Police Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medford. phone 77? ?141; Ash land call at 41fi D rid Re at., or phone 482-3002; Yreka. phone Victory 2-28!B before 6:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. If icgular delivery arrives shortly afte- you call pleas notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. fca.i-i.-: Hui Franklin By YVONNE FRANKLIN Mail Tribunt Washington Bureau Washington - (Special) -Never underestimate the pow er of women to intimidate a mere politi cian. Hearings last week be f o r e the House Un American Ac tivities sub committee in vestig a t i n g Commu n 1 5 t i n f luence in the New York area of Women Strike for Peace indicated that Chair man Clyde Doyle (D-Calif.) knew a potential political danger when he saw it con fronting him in aroused fe males concerned for world peace. Doyle Is a gentle man, un like some past HUAC chair men. He was polite to the point of meekness to the ever demonstrating ladies. The counsel of the committee questioned feminine witnesses in tones that bowed and scraped, even when faced with women who defiantly challenged the committee's right to inquiry and who took the fifth amendment rather than admit to a Communist past or present. Doyle tried to persuade the women that the HUAC was not interested in interfering with the right to participate in peace groups. He pointed out that Communists have a habit of infiltrating and lead ing peace movements. The audience would have no part of it; they were there to cheer their heroines and (literally) hiss their villains, those informers who names were mentioned as having fingered Communists. Wore Peace Roses They groaned, hooted and tittered at counsel's questions. TTicy wore white rayon peace roses and several presented bouquets to the witnesses. The women who presented Mrs. Dagmar Wilson, the head of WSP, with flowers also dangled a bare-foot baby on her hip. The bulk of the wo men present were from New york and they numbered sev eral hundred. Most of them including i- Choose the si i ; si . entire family happy all through the years that will make the v'.' V. wwn i. V" This year, make it a gift of fine quality... j V a gift that will bring years of pleasure to the entire family. Make it a Motorola... because built into every Motorola is an added bonus of extra performance and extra reliability that lasts throughout the years. 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J Gra.se Roots Movement j Mrs. Wilson blandly refused to concede that the organiza tion was an organization, pre fering to refer to it as a grass roots movement in j which women just acted "spontaneously". As the! chairman pointed out, the ac tivities of the women in the audience alone indicated that their action was somewhat less than spontaneous. . A spokesman for the com-1 mittee felt that Mrs. Wilson's answers to questions about who decided to fly delegates 1 to the disarmament confer ence at Geneva, to picket the United Nations and the White House indicated that the New York group did control WSP. Mrs. Wilson at the conclu sion of her testimony seemed to indicate that Communists would be welcome in WSP and when asked if she would undertake to remove known Communists from leadership said in an indignant voice: "Certainlty not!" Her testimony was thought by Doyle to be "naive" in the face of evidence of the avow ed intent of Communists to subvert to their own use the universal yearning of women and men in peace groups to do something to end the nu clear arms race. He pointed out that the women subpoened were lead ers of the New York area WSP, not voiceless envelope stuffers, and these were the ones who invoked the fifth amendment. Chairman Doyle when ask ed how a person could know if a group was dominated by Communists when she wanted to join groups to work for peace and exercise her rights as an American to demon strate, picket and pressure politicians, only shook his head and said that everyone would just have to be her own watchdog. Aluminum Pact Said Carried Out Despite Overstock Washington - IUPD - Senate investigators were told today the government went through with a West Coast aluminum contract in 1055 even though aluminum supplies then on hand were far in excess of stockpile goals. 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