Herald and news., May 25, 1945, Image 3

RIIY
JFFICER GIVEN
... .'innir Mnv'.ZS tVPI
Lent H. J- Brnckx, 61-year-
Ig. who ww convicted of
tct wl a hmH In ill on
li!d today to pine years'
f sonmcnt by ecterui juugo
KUnlU.s:'Attorncynich.
PVs,M...b.. ulwi nroaecutcd
l.J:. mmnnded that'' the
F1?' jn.vnnr" mnrinnt'A
i vciirs on the csplonano
It and 10 yen" on the con-
So court imposed nine years
I yrars on uw .v-,,vi,j
(X who lives in Brouk-
tW" J In ii.lv' ThS
rniiiciit contended that ho
IOK1 Vl'MM"'M'm
-Li nf Itttllnn naval
Ulgciice, that ho would try
i n,, i-nnxiruoiion 'wncn
Iciuriicd to this country In
V
hckx win convicted. May
rnonally, I think you are
lucky, Judge Byeri wild
npojlng sentence. "I , think
henri wnn vvii in iiftut
-...i llli9 n.' fnr AH thn
Li Slates was -concerned.
iwere unflcr amy, noia-
commission in me unuea
. navttl reitnrvi. In rimnrl
fir superior officer at once
tyour nrrivni nero in iwn
ctpoct to tho cngaiiomcnui
...... I Inln In Rnmn . 1
I believe your visits to
u were as innocent as you
nave mc jmjr- uunuvc.
ecting Gf Blasts
Door To Hidden Nazi Gold
SEATTI.SV M -in im. ti i
also true that "all that is gold
does , not glitter," d sul.
Goore Murphy today In re
counting how ho sol the chargo
that blew open a tloor Into the
salt mine near Merkers where
much of the hidden wcullh of
the nuzls was uncovered,
Tho sergeant, a combat engi
neer, said he was awakened at 4
n. m, for a "wall blasting Job."
The wall turned out to be of
heavy brick and with a steel
door.
"We didn't know what we
wnrn rlnlnir ! M.....I... ii, J
Just wanted to blow It and get
"no 01 uio generals said our
squad ought to get a chance to
look at It, but there wasn't much
to sec. Just sacks and bundles.
It was like going through a laun
dry shop with bundles all
around."
Ho didn't learn until the fol
lowing day, while reading a
newspaper, what was In the bun
dles. Incidentally, Murphy said he
arrivnri In thn Tlnllnrl cuu. ...in.
1 18 cents in his pockets.
Jrninarion Shows
le Tuberculosis
LEM, May 25 (P) Tuber-
examinations in state in-
Ions hove, disclosed 76
I mnnv nf thpm nt Innff
Irg but not previously re-
Irwin Kill of thn slate
I staff said 4900 persons
examined 2600 at the
tioipiioi, huu at tun pent.
y. and iuuu at.rau-vlew
He said spread of the dis
ss no greater than would
kwted
did examinations would
kductad regularly, from
Ivotdlng the possibility, of
everca .cases. ' previously
P equipment nss not
able.
Sharpening Struggles
Foreseen By Browder
NEW YORK, May 25 (P)
Communist Leader Karl Brow
der fnrPftOPR "fl nnw t-in.n.l r.f
sharpening struggles" and snys
uio national committee or the
Communist Political association
which he heads will meet soon
to review communist policies.
Mis statement appeared yes-
TINHAT SLACKERS
PORTLAND, Ore., May 25 (IP)
Tlnhatlnrs who are . forsaking
shipyards to go homo were con
demned as the "damndosl bunch
of slackers" by Vice Admiral
Howard L. Vlckery, maritime
commission vice chairman.
"I feel strongly about this,"
he told a press conference yes
terday. "Wo are in dire need of
the ships being built here. , If
wo didn't need them we would
stop building them and'save our
money."
Vlckery, Leo C. Stoll, state
war munpowcr director, and
Kaiser yard officials made
plans to recruit thousands of out-
of-state workers, cspcciully need
ed at ivaiscr s Vancouver, Wash
yarq.
"We hope to get 5000 to 6000
more men, - said Edgar F. Kn.
scr, general manager of the
yarns, ueorge H. Buckler, head
of the company outfittins C-4
transports being built at Vancou
ver, said he needed 722 more
men.
Stoll said the recruitment nrn.
iiuimi win do suomuica to wash
wgion next weeK.
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fmr. J!MJHmX MUJLPSM
tcrday In the Dally Worker In
connection with criticism of him
by a prominent French com
munist who said Browder led
In "tho liquidation of the com
munist party." Browder Is edi
tor of the Worker,
The communists disbanded as
a political party a year ago and
formed the CPA, avowedly ded
icated to educational purposes.
The article, written by Jac
ques Duclos. criticized dissolu
tion of tho American commun
ist purty and charged .that
Browdej had "swerved danger
ously from the victorious Marxist-Leninist
doctrine" by preach
ing class peace on the basis of
the Teheran agreements. .
Browder published the 11,-000-word
article along with a
"forword" written by himself
which urged communists to give
it their "most respectful atten
tion." "We must make the most
careful inventory," . Browder
declared, "balance our political
books and know clearly how
wc stand as we enter a new
period sharpening . struggles,
crisis, and profound changes."
Declaring that the end of the
European, war required "a
fundamental review of all prob
lems , by American Marxists,"
Browder said the Duclos article
"mnV mnv.nl.nllw nvn..l m
starting point for this . funda
mental review."
Creosote, carbolic acid, nap
tha, napthalcne, photographic
developers, tear gas and a host
of chemicals can be made direct
ly from coal tar.
Classified Ads Bring Results.'
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WASHINGTON. May 25 W)
Rep, Anderson (D-N.M.), the
new secretary of agriculture. Is
expected to visit the northwest
next month.
' Anderson's t o o d committee.
Rep. Holmes (R-Wash.) told
reporter today, has ' tentatively
scheduled a western trip which
win iokc its members into Yakt
ma and Seattle and possibly in
to California. '
Holmes, a member of the
committee, said an. effort will
be made to survey the vegetable
ana sou iruic situation at Yaki
ma and the east and Doultrv and
possibly the dairy situation at
Seattle
Processors and producers of
canned peas in eastern Oregon,
the Walla Walla . district, of
Washington state and of north
ern Idaho, as well as producers
of dry edible peas, the commit
tee hopes, will be drawn to the
Yakima meeting, scheduled for
June it. Hoimcs said the com
mittee hones to draw renrpann.
tatlves of the Oregon cez and
poultry industry to the Seattle
meeting, June 14.
It may- be, lie said, that the
committee will go from. Seattle
lO'.reiaiuma, cam.
Huge Indian Faces
Charae Of Murder
(IP) A second degree murder
waa on me loauyi against
Phllln lnhn Win.. 1AK 1
Grand, Ronde Indian held in . the
aeaui 01 a wnue man, Henry W
Blair.
.....:l.J WOK nillllik
whn mnH Iho In.mnl nk..H.
.. ......... aw., to, uiai kg, av
..uecu vrurien oi iaiaiiy .strucing
Blair on the -head near the 'lat
ter's home on May 15. Vern
Martin; who was with the other
twn 11hPn fho ln.ln.nl -.I
will be' Held as a material wit
ness,. Nott said. --.
Polk County. District Attorney
Bruce Spauldlng will defend the
slant iiiuian. r
irinl nntn ua in.h .r tiA,
or RnturHnv VUn. ...m i.
-" J IIDIICM win pv
arraigned before Circuit Judge
"" "amer, lamnill county.
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PORTliAND, ; May.' 25. (jp)i
The American War. Pads asked
Oregon congressmen today to In
crease veterans' hospital- facili
ties nere 10 iuuu Deas, i - . .
The Portland Dads chapter de-
lioicu iiibi me nospitai nas only
the 5 18. beds allotted ifor-veterans
of World War-1. More beds
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for this war's servicemen . arid
ior ivio veterans, some of whom
are now reaching the age-when
they can be expected to need
more medical care. . ;
Oregonian Files
For Television '
WASHINGTON, May' 25 (JP)
The -Oregonian Publishing com
pany Portland, has. .submitted
the first amplication fni.' a
merclal television station lh
Oregon t,o the federal communi
cations commission, officials
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The Panlfle Purlin ' A ,!,,,,"..( I. ."
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plication for the fifth Oregon
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Meat Shortage Hits
Portland Butchers
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'.. PORTLAND, May 25 (P) The
meat, shortage reached more
Portland butchers today, and re
tailers predicted flatly they ex
pected the situation to row
worse.
As dealers mulled the possibil
ity of closing a day or two week
ly, retailers reported it virtually
impossible to buy poultry, and
difficult to obtain veal. Beef,
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