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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1945)
RUDOLF HESS FOUND NOT INSANE By DANIEL, DE LUCE NUlOnNBEItG, Nov. 28 (!) Rudolf Hess, llltli'r'H ono-tlmo Hoputy, wim described by psychl itrlsts today an "mil Insane lit thu present tlmo In tho strict ibiwo of llio word" unci the Inter national military tribunal an iiounccrt that arguments would bo I ica rd Friday on the nazl lender's iilcii to escape tho war iTltni'rt trial on grounds of am- IK'HllI, Tho British psychiatrists' re port revealed that lloss had trlod Id eohimll sulcldo on scvornl oe ni.HlnnH Nlnce his sensational and mysterious flluht to Scotland in Mav. 11141. Declaring that Hckh wiih not insane, urn psycimimsiii eoncca cd that hid loss of memory would "Intorforo with his abil ity to imiko hla defense." liens went on trial on war crliiio cliurgc hint week with 10 other top nazl leader but has paid scant attention to proceedings, rending novels much of tho time and giggling occasionally. "Hysteria" Hess, the medical board re ported, In suffering from "hyster ia" and "in addition, there In conscious exaggeration of hln loss of memory and a tondciicy to exploit It to protect himself against examination." Three separate report of examinations were filed, one by tho lirltlnli, one by tho Russian lind a third by American, French and Cana dian doctors. Ah today'i session opened, the proHceution presented evidence from an American diplomat that the nuzls schemed from their curliest dnyn of power to absorb Austria, Tho elmrKo that rtelchsmur shal Hermann Gocrlng and others of the 20 top nuzl leaders on trial openly spoke of annex ing Austria to the rcich was made in an affidavit by George S. McsHcramlth, former U, 8. minister to Austria and now am bassador to Mexico. Hitler's lightning invasion of Austria in March, 1038, repre sented tho "flowering of the fifth column," declared Assistant U, S. Prosecutor Sidney S. Alder man, who declared that the fuehrer's plans for acquisition of tho country were shown on tho first page of "Mcin Kampf." No Initials Needed! Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1948 HERALD AND NEWSTHREE PORTLAND, Nov. 28 (P) A Wac at the army air force separ ation base here culled tho names of u group of dischargees, one by one, to come forward to sign their certificate. "Ephiumumlus" called the Wac. From the rear of the room came a query, "What initials, plcusc'" PLATFORM ROCKERS Invito complete relaxation. Full coi construction, hardwood frames, tapestry covers. (Easy Terms. Other platform rockers, AO O'? priced up to 69.95 METAL SMOKERS Hoavy base, tray for glosses. An ideal gift for Q II IS I I vl I IV iW A (F , for IST PULL-UP CHAIRS A gift, for all the family, spring seat construction, frame in walnut tone. smart, serviceable covers. 'No-sag' Choice of T6.95 HASSOCKS Large round ones covered with long-wearing fabrics. A home never has too many and bears price is Inw . 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