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...
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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
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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
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Da Kin a n Wilson, stood out of
respect for women who had
been identified as Commu-;
nists and wildy applauded
them as they left the witness
stand.
According to Congressman
Doyle, who said the commit
tee had worked for six months
gathering evidence, they did
not subpoena any witness
whom they did not have good ,
evidence to indicate were
Communists, with the excep
tion of Mrs. Wilson.
She was treated with such
delicacy by the committee
that she was able to deftly
avoid answering embarrassing
questions, primarily those
which sought to show whether
the New York group did in j
fact control the activities of
the organization. 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.
Two attorneys, who played
key government roles in the
negotiations, also told the Sen
ate stockpile subcommittee
that Arthur S. Flemming, then
defense mobilizer, ordered the
contract carried out when the
Harvey Machine Co. threat
ened to sue for $70 million
damages if it were cancelled.
The wilnesses were Max
well H. Elliott, then general
counsel of the General Service
Administration who later
went to work for Harvey, and
Charles H. Kendall, general
counsel of the Office of Emer
gency Planning who held a
similar post with the Office of
Defense Mobilization during
the contract period.
Both Elliott and Kendall
said they did not take the $70
million figure in the threat
ened suit too seriously but felt
the government probably was
in the position of breaking a
contract If it did not follow
through. Harvey claimed it
had already spent $2 million
on the plant In anticipation of
getting the power and produc
ing aluminum.
The Senate stockpiling sub
committee, headed by Sen.
Stuart Symington (D-Mo.)
sought to find out why the
government agreed to slick by
the contract with Harvey in
I85S rather than face a dam
age suit fur $70 million.
Symington has termed the
threatened suit "incredible."
The Harvey firm was repre
sented at the time by the N-w
York law firm of former Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey, but attor
ney James Nlckeraon handled
the case for the company.
Although it has needed no
aluminum for the stockpile
for many years, the govern
ment has bought $7I,B38,000
worth from Harvey so far and
may buy $30,860,000 more
from the Harvey plant at The
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