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i Seattle but did not know why he
II was being lent.
1'; tient to Portland
i I Arriving there, he received 110
a day for expenses, the affidavit
I! said. and after several days was
i I sent to Portland, where unother
I AFL leader gave him instructions.
The instructions, Bell said in
his affidavit, were to "get" a CIO
leader named Harry Bridges. Bell
! i
i, i said the labor leader showed him
a revolver which the Minneapolis
,
I; man was to use to kill the op-
position union man.
i
!! Saying he "loved freedom" and
! -
"was going to stay free," Bell re
: I fused to have anything to do with
the scheme, he declared. Later
I i he informed CIO workers of the
i
propoial. he said, and warned
them to have Bridges guarded.
; The death orders, his affidavit
1 II said, came from a leader in a
teameters union.
Cole said a copy of the affidavit
!I was in the hands of authorities in
;1 Waabington, and that the Minne
1 seta attorney general would also
be informed of its contents.
--!
I SEATTLE, Dec. 2 IIIRichard
Francis, regional CIO head, said
' today he bad the original copy of
! an affidavit signed by a Robert
John Bell of Minneapolis. in
which Bell charged AFL leaden ' tried to hire him to kill Harry
' Bridges. west coast CIO leader.
"A copy of the affidavit was
,
I turned over to the department Of
I justice office here some time
! ago," he said.
11 Two Copies
"I have both the original and
II photoetatic copies In a safety de
posit box."
i Francis said the man known as
. Bell came here two months ago
I 1 and "tried to make a deal with
: us" He said he understood Bell
i& left Minneapolis about September
38 and after spending some time
iIn the northwest he left Tacoma
t on November 18.
"He tried to make a deal with
11. us when his nerve cracked and he
couldn't go through with the
l4
' plan, Francis said. He thought
fI be could sell us the affidavit and
-', get on our payroll.
"Well, we got the affidavit and
I, Bell didn't get any money.
14 'We had nothing to do with
I!!
J him. The CIO doesn't deal with
1 such people," Francis said.
Si The affidavit is not yet part
1. I at any court record, he said.
i a Of Bell's present whereabouts.,
, l
1 i Francis said the "department' of
justice can pick him up easily."
Michigan police have a device
that reads palms of suspects. Its
,
greatest value is expected to be
In locating criminal "finger"
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i I A free press Is far more than a
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of the people.--Herbert Hoover.
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Glass-Nosed Plane Built for Aerial Mappers
VOTERS HOLD
FATE OF TEN
BOND ISSUES
(Continued from Page One)
raise money for flush-coating the
streets.
Discussion haa been fairly ac
tive on the bond issue projects.
The bridges have received most of
the attention. The council pro
Posed to construct spans of wood
on concrete piers and abutments.
There has been some agitation for
all-concrete bridges. There is
general agreement that the pre
sent bridges ace outworn and
should be replaced.
Tax Increase Minute
There was some belief among
proponents of the projects Thurs
day that the tax summary story
of Wednesday, showing that city
taxes will be tenth of a mill high
er In 1928, might affect the vote
on the bond issue. Others, how
ever, pointed out that the in
crease is extremely small, and
said that voters who read the tax
summary report carefully prob
ably would not be influenced to
vote against the bonds because of
it.
At a sparely attended meet
ing at Mills school Wednesday
night the bond projects were dis
cussed favorably by Mayor Rich
mond, Councilman Lee Bean, Rev.
A. C. Bates of the planning com
mission and Frank Mortenson.
Double Boards
There will be double boards at
the polling places for FridaY's
election. The counting boards
will begin work at 2 o'clock. No
report on the count, however.
Designed for aerial mappers, the unusual, glass-nosed plane. shown above during initial tests at Mar
shall, Mich., eliminates many of the limitations which have confronted flying surveyors in the ordinary
type tractor planes. Constructed on plans drafted by Talbert Abrams, aerial survey company official.
the ship affords unobstructed forward and downward vision for pilot and photographer. stability and
long cruising radius. Moving the motor to the rear of the cockpit necessitated use of a pusher propeller.
will be given until 8 p. m. when
the polls close.
Official returns will be sent to
the city hall for compilation. The
county clerk's office has nothing
to do with the municipal election.
FEHL AGREES TO
ALLOW STEINER
TO TAKE STAND
(Continued from Page One)
tiona of ?chi before testifying.
The request was made by At
torney E. E. Kelly. counsel for
his brother. Fred W. Kelly. who
signed the insanity complaint
against Fehl.
Attorney Porter J. Neff, coun
sel for Fehl advised the court:
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
INTO THE ARCTIC WINTER to resume search for
six Russian fliers went Sir Hubert Wilkins ()eft) shown conferring
with Rudy Reuss, veteran northland pilot, in Edmonton. Alberta.
"This is a matter for Fehr to
decide."
Fehl Declines
A moment later Attorney Neff
announced that Fehl declined to
undergo observations by Dr.
Steiner.
Deputy Di str ic t Attorney
George W. Neilson. who held
that position during a series of
criminal actions growing out of
the Jackson county turmoil that
was climaxed by ballot theft and
murder, gave testimony, concern
ing the asserted actions. accusa
tions and attitudes of Fehl dur
ing that time.
A pamphlet entitled "Black
Political Plot Exposed," purport
edly written by Fehl while a
state prison inmate, along with
civil actions and statements filed
by Fehl since, were introduced
and read to the Jury Wednesday
afternoon.
Paranoia Charged
The physician's certificate
filed by three Portland alienist!'
following an examination of Fehl.
In which it Wite alleged Fah'
"was an insane Person suffering
from paranoia and in need of
institutional care for his own
protection and the protection of
others," was also introduced.
The sheriff reported that more
than fie subpoenas h a d been
served for witnesses.
Scheduled to be called to the
stand today were the deputy
warden, the chaplain and two
guards of the state prison.
! JAP AIR RAID NETS
I 000 CIVILIAN
CASUALTIES, CLAIM
(Continued From Page One)
victory at Nanking, the Japanese
spokesman said a Japanese
squadron arrived at the city just
as Chinese planes were about to
take off. Thirty of the soviet
built planes rose to fight the
Japan ea e, anti 10 were shot
down. Ile said three other Chi
nese fell victims of Japanese
fire as they attempted to flee
from the airdrome.
SHANGHAI, Doc. 2 (AP)
Municipal authoritien received
notice today that nix battalions
of Japanese troops will march
through the Shanghai interna
tional mettlement tomorrow in a
vietory parade.
Pollee planned to guard the
line of march of the conquering
Invaders. F o reig n observers,
however, feared a posaible hos
tile "Incident" with armed Jape
neae parading through the
atreete of the city where nearly
3,000,000 Chinese live.
NANKING, Dec. 2 (AP)
Japanese authorities refused to
day to grant the Nanking inter
national committee's plea for a
civilian safety zone in this be
leaguered rhinPse ennitol.
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HOUSE SIGNS
PETITION TO
FORCE VOTE
- (Continued trom Page One)
ent form and statement. made by
President Roosevelt.
As soon es the republican .in
quiry resolution was read in the
house Majority Leader Rayburn
(D-Tx.) asked that it be tabled
but Representative Fish (it-N.V.)
objected and forced a roll-call.
The vote to table was 281 to 94.
After the petition was com
pleted. Chairman Norton tD-NJ.)
of the labor committee and other
backers of the bill pressed up to
shake the hand of Mansfield. who
for many years haa been forced
by illness to use a wheel chair.
Uproar Prolonged
It was minutes before the house
calmed down.
Representative Healey t1)-
) chairman of an informal
committee' backing the petitiou,
said it appeared certain the pro
visions for a five-man adminis
tration board in the pending bill
would be eliminated by amend
ment on the floor.
He said the labor committee
would request administration of
the proposed law by a aingle ad
ministrator in the labor depart
ment. "It is difficult to say whether
mandatory wage and hour stand
ards can be written into the
measure." Healey added. "but we
hope later that well reach the
objectives dealred."
Not Before Uhristnute
Rep. Martin (it-Mass.), assis
tant minority leader, said com
pletion of the petition would be
the signal for attempts to keep
out any such differentials after
the bill reaches the floor.
Even if the house should pass
the measure, there was no assur
ance it would get to the tVhite
House before the special session
ends during Christmas week. The
senate passed a wage-hour bill
last summer, and differences be
tween the two measures would
have to be composed. This might
be a long process.
Neither was there assurance
that any of President Rousevelt4
other recommendations could be
enacted during the brief session.
GREEN, LEWIS FAIL
To MAKE HEAbWAY
AT OPENING MEET
(Continued From Page One)
the exception of an increase of
One-fourth of a cent per mile for
all drivers, which becomes effec
tive July 1. 1938.
Ivan Bowen. counsel for the
Greyhound companies, said the
agreement to all intents and pur
poses, wiped out the company ul
timatum that striking drivers
must have returned to work by
noon yesterday to be considered
In the employ of the companies.
,
UN WARRANTED
PORTLAND. Dec. 2 (JP)The
AFL policy committee declared
today there was "nothing to war.
rant optimistic statements" in at
tempts by David Robinson. one
man arbitration board, to end the
Jurisdictional struggle which has
closed sawmills more than three
months.
The statement "deplored" im
plications that a joint AFL and
CIO committee. meeting with Rob
inson, had made definite progress.
Robinaon had said. "we have some
thing on paper."
"It is our hope that acceptable
terms of settlement may be de
vised by the committee the
statement said, more optimisti
cally. Robinson refused to comment.
SEATTLE, Dec. 2 OnPickets
were dispatched to all Richfield
service stations here thin forenoon
and a complete tie-up of all Rich
field stations by mid-afternoon
Wail predicted by Gordon Lindsay,
business agent of the Garage Em
ployes' union.
All deliveries of gasoline to the
stations were baited after pickets
trailed several Richfield trucks,
Lindsay said.
"We had to take this action af
ter waiting months for the oil
company to confer with us." he
said.
I. 0. fleydentield, Richfield di
vision manager, said the picket
ing came without warning.
"I don't know what it Is all
about," he said. "I was in Port
land last night and arrived at the
plant here at 7 a. m. to find the
pickets there."
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day, made with Kellogg's All
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own laxatives back In your diet.
Inatead of over-stimulating your
Intestines, It gives them things
they need. First, "bulk"All
Bran absorbs water and softens
like asponge. This water-softened
masa aids elimination. Second,
vitamin "Bthe amazing vita
min that tones Up your intestinal
tract.
Kellogg's All-Bran In a crunchy,
toasted cereal. BE it with milk or
cream and fruitsor In muffins.
But however you eat it, use It
REGULARLY: eat two table
spoons of All-Bran and drink
plenty of water. If you do this
every day you can avoid common
constipation and cathartics, tool
Every grocer sells All-Bran. Made
by Kelton In Battle Creek.
AMNESIA VICTIM
"LOST" 2 YEARS
RECOVERS MEMORY
ItKDWO(111 Miro Col., Din
(UP)A nom long conahlored
dead came bark to life today and
(outwit himself bowildored by the
swift march or mode during the
30 months ha wondered over tho
country, his mind a blank.
For iniddlomged Jimmie Saun
ders, former elneinnati reatnuront
operator, toilers awakening from
a long Dirge of morale brought
the Mat newa that China end
Japan were flahiing a bitter,
bloodY etregalo III tho orient.
Ito had heard vaguely, he re
called. that some ono neint'd
I di n 11 IVOR running against
President ttoosevolt for reelee
lion, butt the fart mule no deeP
improssioll . l'or hint until tndnY
lionsorolt watt In tho third
year of his firot term
Ito 'wailed he had Imen On an
II utomobile tido, lookino for a
Job with Harry liendoroon and
Prank tirohom hio companions On
tint sea nth.
"That's the loot picture I sae,"
Sounders said. "From thou all is
blank.
Redwood City Policeman C. V,
Stafford found him wandering On
tho stretda Monday, and when Ito
fulled to oxpinin why ho was then'
and was unahlo to oive hint name,
ha was token to JnII on suopielon
of vagrancy.
Dr. Roy O. LaTtocholle, a chiro
practor. examining the PON ()Mir,
found a vertebra fir the nock out
of pinco and bringing premium on
tho brain. The doctor adjusted
tho vortebra and Saundors went
to oinep
U'hon Ottundero awok tido
morning, he found hinotell bo
hind harm, Pounding angrily on
the cell door, he dowoodod to
December 2, 1937
know how lin loot got thorn.
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