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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1947)
. . ... ... vatTUBDATi ! . f.. Mm, Un-American Probe Slated To Check Soviet Inf luence In Unions ... . ... fc." TW tuna 19 (nTh nnonnuii - - ----- houM committee on un-American activities decided today to start hearings June 23 on what Chairman J. Parnell Thomas (B-N. J.), de scribed "Infiltration or commu nists into the labor unions." Witnesses, Thomas announced, will bo members of the CIO Electri cal Workers union from Bridgeport. Conn., Schenectady, N. Y, and New York City. Thomas announced alto that the committee unanimously approved a report on the Southern Conference Peoples Court Frees Schmidt VIENNA, June 13 M" A Vienna people's court today acquitted Dr. Ouldo Schmidt, the Austrian foreign minister before antchkiM, of high treason charges. The five-man court ruled that charges accusing Schmidt of betray ing Chancellor Kurt Schuschnlgg and engineering the 1938 Austrian link with Oermany to advance his own interests had not been proven. "It Is not the place of this court to determine the rightness or wrong ness of your pre-anschluss foreign policy." the court said. "Our task here Is to determine the guilt or In nocence of this one man.' Housewives Stock ' Up On Sugar PORTLAND, June 12 House wives stocked up on sugar yesterday, using up their stamps when they learned the end of rationing was at hand. Merchants many of whose shelves were swept bare eaid the buyers ap peared to fear a shortage. They add ed, however, that wholesalers stocks were ample to take care of needs. If you were ex-army, marine or coast guard, and would prefer the United States navy In the event of another emergency, enlist In the new naval reserve. Inactive. for Human Welfare which will be released to newspapers for publica tion Sunday. Observers The committee plans to send sev eral observers to a meeting here Monday, sponsored by the confer ence, at which Henry A. Wallace will speak. The committee in 1944 had report ed the Southern conference was a communist front organisation. Thomas also announced: L Upon recommendation of a subcommittee on fascism, "there will be instituted an all-inclusive pro gram of Investigation and hearings on fascism." Dates have not been set. Additional member will be added to the committee staff to help on the Inquiry. 2. Victor Kravchenko, former Russian army officer who worked for the Soviet purchasing commission in New York, wlU be heard by the committee on June IS. Thomas aald Kravchenko will "tell us bow communism operates In Russia and what we can expect here under communism. Kravchenko gav up his Job with the Russian government and wrote a book called "I Choose Freedom." The committee. Thomas said, did not have time to act on a sub committee report recommending a full investigation of a charge of communist Influence In a CIO union at the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco com pany at Winston-Salem. N. C. Thomas said the forthcoming re port on the Southern conference lists Wallace as an "advisory asso ciate" of the conference. Douglas Fir Demand Climbing j PORTLAND, Ore., June 13 ! Demand for Douglas fir lumber Is 1 exceeding that of any peacetime ; year since 1930, th West Coast ; Lumbermen association reported today. Orders the first 33 week of 1M? totaled S.071,888,000 feet, an In crease of 641.788.0O0 over the same period in 1846. Production was also up. It was 3.903.401,000 feet compared with 3,811,583.000 In 1948. FIREMAN Hl'RT PORTLAND, June II IPh-3. W. Rowan, 30-year-old fireman, was In jured slightly last night while bat tling a 1300 fir in the Paster hotel here. The blare began in the basement of the Waterfront hotel. Rowan tumbled through a sidewalk en-, trance. - j Classified Ada Bring Results. ! -,iu BAT l I Bl-HACH mm mmml mmm mm Urn 1 1 mmm . MnMmO pmmm mm rmmrn fWA s at S. mtmmm as i uiAaa I MM ml M mmrnm mmm. 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