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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1946)
Key Witness Faces Redin In Spy Case SEATTLE, June 27 W The government'! key witness was to take the center of the Inter national stage today in the first American trial involving allega tion! of espionage in behalf of Russia. Herbert Kennedy, Scottish born shipyard engineer, was ex- rted to itart unfolding a story support of the government attorney'! opening statement that Russian Naval Lt. Nicolai G. Redin, of the Soviet purchas ing commission, paid Kennedy several hundred dollars for de tailed plans of a new type de stroyer tender, and offered as much as SI 000 more for specific additional information. The gov ernment attorney said Kennedy was in touch with the FBI throughout. Federal Judge Lloyd L. Black denied without comment a de fense motion for dismissal of the indictments. Attorneys Tracy Griffin and Irvin Goodman ar gued that the indictments were faulty in failing to allege all the necessary elements constituting the crimes charged. In his opening argument. Grif fin asserted while spectators including R e d i n's attractive young wife listened intently: "Lieutenant Redin will admit only one breach of neutrality. He took an American naval in telligence officer aboard every Russian ship arriving in Seattle before Russia was at war with Japan, and assisted in obtaining all possible information on the position of units of the Japanese navy." Griffin told the jury flatly that "you will have to choose be tween the statements of two men, Lieutenant Redin and Her bert Kennedy, as to which is telling the truth." Against Griffin's argument that it was "ridiculous" to sup pose a Russian officer would seek plans for a navy ship and equipment because the United States had given Russia most of the information and trained many of her seamen, Assistant U. S. Attorney Allan Pomeroy assert ed: "The reason this ship (the ten der Yellowstone) was important was that it was a new type of naval auxiliary ship, important to national defense because of what it could do for destroyers in our fleet." New Roofing Machine 1 VA May Move Offices To Swan Island Yard PORTLAND, June 27 m Veterans administration offices here may be transferred to 13 barracks buildings at Swan is land shipyard along with other federal agencies already moving to' the government-owned prop erty. Three agencies have scheduled the move. Attend 'I Klamath Rodeo I July 4 through 7 I Western Riding A SHIRTS For Ladies and Man. Hand embroidered la 1 beautiful two-ton com- I binatlons oi brown. I green, blue and whit. 13.95 t0 25.00 ) j .M ' V f ill (f w XI If Si! I ' 1 pij 1 : MJFiS i f I l'i ft ' J&S&gm-, Oni of the latest deTelooments in construction is this machine which pumps and sprays roofing asphalt. The Job was formerly don by hand and is now mucn speeaier ana more emcivnu mi machine is in us by Gnmi rooting service. Asphalt Spray Used On Roofs Believed to be the only one of its kind in the state is a ma chine now in use in Klamath Falls which pumps and sprays roofing asphalt, a job formerly done manually. It is part of the equipment used by Grem's roof ing service. The roofing machine is one of the latest developments in con struction work. Previously, it was necessary to haul the as phalt in buckets up to the roof where men would spread it out. The new method accomplishes the job five times faster than by hand, and the asphalt is spread out in a uniform coating, once one of the greatest problems. It was first used last week in re-roofing two local churches. Haiti and Liberia are the only negro repuDncs in me worm. Free housing for Southern Pacific TRACK WORKERS Try this healthful, outdoor work. Help lay track and ties, ballast the roadbed. No experience needed. 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