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    MONDAY, OCT. 20, 10.12
1IKHALT) ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACK SEVEN
U.S. Reds Called Russian Puppets
WASHINGTON Wl A itnvrin.
lie 1 1 1 imnrl Mimiliiy riillril llir
American Communist pnrly "n
iiiirt nl tho Huvirt liiiiim" niMI
rrtiHiiiiiriKjrcl lliul II be ii'ipmcd
In riilMrr with the U. H. mucin,
iiirnt Mill hi in 111 luriiiljci i.hlp
rn-'ier mxl Hi liniiiicrn.
'I hi- t - ! 11 ii 1 1-1 id , ' i, .1 1 rump In n
report liy a two iiii-iiiImt pnin-1 nl
lie HllllvrlMVr A 'l I vll K'l Cnlilliil
Hoard lUACIH, which hud ilili-ncd
In Midi o IIiiiii M iiiunllii n( lrl
ninv.
"Nmliiteil liv Ihe Hiivlfl Union,"
Ihe piiurl irpmt Mild, Ihr party
"sirlvcs Iih-cm-iiiiiIv lo inultr III
Ulllleil Bliilri n Hiivlrl Amcill'li "
Thli panel irroiullll'hili'll Unit llir
pnily lie rniuhril In icitlslcr with
Oil allot nry uciieiul in MiiM'nw.
clnntlmilril, II olllcci.-i unil
members, n i id give n fluiincliil no
roiiniinn,
This marked Ihr lli'.t Mrp In a
"you inii-l nitl.tcr" drive dliec nl
jMlir.t Urn Aiii'-i K-iiii Coin 1 1) mi M
Tarty.
It nun tukrn unilrr the-Intel ni I
Security Art nt luiiil, hriirr known
as the MrCuriuii Art lirrau-'C Hi,
mithor wun Hrii. MrCniTun ill
Nevi, 'Mir law iripllrtu 1 1 1 1 1 nil
"Ciiiiiimiiilst (mill" and "Cuiiiiini
nist action" oiutiiiiiiiiiinn rcsit'cr
wlih llir U , uuvinnnirnl.
'llir Cinniniinuu -iiiin Ihr party
Ih not subversive; thn JiiNlltin De
partment says it . Anil ,iuriy
altnrneya ihnllenited III cnnstllu.
lluniilltv nl I tin McCminii Art,
A two member punrl ol llir
HACII, made up nl Hun i d Cli.ur
iiuiii (Tin Ciiuiplirll Hi (in n mid
J Jr. Kallnyn Millnle, listened o
piii-and-con r:illtnony bclorr l
miiiik llieir rrpml and rrtwninen.
dnllon In I lull hniiul, which nur,
I lour members, mere In on?
caniy.
I liiuwn. who wrote 111 rcpiit.
1 rtn 111 Unit IIukkIii ncllin thrmuli Hip
I CiuiiiiiuulM Intrrniilloiiol, lint ' ill
icclcd, dominated, conlinlli-1, rd-
i ,,....l,l mmiI In KOIIIP exlCIll fl
nniiird'' lhe Amrilcan Communist
I'm ly.
Oli.nvliiK Hint nl no limp ilur
Inn Hie Ioiiu hrallniis llld Ihr Coin
luuiilM pnily thuavow relationship
Willi Hip HoMrl Union, Mm panels
decision said:
There air no protestations tl
I'pppiilrncp and reloitn."
The report wrnt mi lo say Hip
evidence clearly cslubllvhes Unit
Ihp Anirrli an Communist puny
"linn llir kuiiip. principles nml goals
now which II has fnslcrcd since 111
inrrpllnn: mitt has nlwuyn main
tained Hip ichillonihlp nl umplr.
ilonlnii subscivlnnic lo the bovlct
Union."
The party "lives lor Ihr dny
w lir n it run install n dictatorship
nl Hip pinlelailal In tho United
Simn," Ihp pnurl raid, nddliiK:
"Upon thP ovrrwhrlinlUR weight
U.S. Plans Strong Campaign
To Get U.N. Aid For Korea
UNITKI) NATIONH. N. Y. I
'I1in Unllrtl rllulrn l rrnilyliiu
"hnrd" cniiipnluu lo itel more
Irnopi '(roin iiioip tlnllrd Nntlonn
mruibrrn onto Hie Kurcun battle
(IpIiI.
The drlvp wnn hinted t by Hrc
rrlnrv o Hlnlr Uruii Achri-on III
Inn oprniiiK U.N, policy tlntriiipnt,
nnrt wnn kirkrd nit In Ni-w York
)tntrrdnv by John I). IllckPrnon,
nnnlnlnnt M'Crrtnry u( ntulp.
Artdn.vliiK Hip niinunl U N. Wppk
lurrlllK o( Hip Ainrrlrmi Ansucl.
niion (or the Unltrd Nntlonn, lin k
roan nnlrt'
. "We liiipnd to prfvi hnrd In Uie
firnprai Apnioiy 10 bpi ninny
Unltrct Nntlonn niciiiborn n IKn
nblp who hnvn not donp no lo (me
up to IhPIr rrnponnbllillrn in Ka
ren. Tliere thoiild bo mnrr troopn
Iherp now.'rrnrty to rontlntip the
Utililini n l"ii nn necrnnnry.'
Ilirkrrnnn nmd the cnmpnlitn
.I1.IIL il.OV M'KNCril
r
Mm
nhould rrnch lin helglit whpn the
drbnlrn nliout U N. nclon on
Korean rmlMIco come up In the
U.N. Anneinbly Pollllcal Commit
tee, poxmbly within a wrpk or two.
The dltclonure came liter Run
nla'n Korcliin Mlnlnler Andrei VI
nhltky Indicated In hln policy ad
renn Saturday that the Cominu
nlntn intend to continue their re
luml to accept U.N. arniUtlce
tcimi,
Ruminn-PollAh allackn on the
U.N. poiltlon tnlled by Ben. Alex
ander Wiley (R-win) o( the V. 8.
tleleuatlon "an evil bng ol lien"
npprnred to hold no conciliation
oiler In annwer lo Acheaon'i mod
erate word earlier Inst week,
Neverlhelenn, the Stat. Depart
ment nut nurnlnn enperta to work
nn Vlnhinnky'i olllclnl Runnlan tent
la determine l( any unnoticed
phrase Indicated aome Communlnt
rhanno nl ponltlon whlrh waa not
ciiuuhi when Vlnhlnky and Ihe
U N. Interpreter! raced throuvh Ihe
.peeeh finturdny. Acheinn withheld
comment on Ihe ntntemenl over
Ihe week end. Other HeleBnlen
cnlled It a rchnnh ol old Soviet
prononaln.
Achenon'a nprecli held an unml
tnkenble note (or the nntl-C'om-mniiM
majority In the Annembly
when he nnlri, "11 l In Korea, thnt
our whole nlrucluie o( collective
ecurity n meeting tin nupreme
lent. ... we "hull hnve nn onpor-
t milt v bv notion at thin Ansembly
lo drmotwmte to the nnarensor
Ihnt we nip united In purport and
mm In resolve.
,Th North Korean, meanwhile,
nent a mevime to U.N. Secretary
Clenernl Tryuve Lie demnndlnR
that their representative take part
In nnv dikcunnlon o( Korea. "No
(leclnion taken by Ihe U.N. In our
absence would be vnlid." Uie men
nnee tnld.
The Korenn demnnd, which wn
lulled bv North Korenn rorelitn
Mininter Pnk linen Yunu, wnn lo
lie nl to the Political Commlllee
lor connlderntlon.
The iteneral policy debate were
scheduled to continue In the As
sembly's nesjlonn today.
ol the evidence In thin proceeding
ve ciiiicluil" Hint i eioudent I the
party In illlictid. dniulnnled and
'iiuiiiilli-d 'by the Soviet Union; and
Iho ieipoiidenl nprrulen prlinnrlly
u nilvnucn Hip oljji-cllven ol the
world C'uininuiilf.t innveinent."
The npoit nnld Hint In pant
yenin miut il Hie pnily' leuuern
weir luiiKht In Moscow m Ihf
Mile which Hip Soviet union 1p-
ii ed" the Anicilinii putty to
piny.
Upon their return lo Ihln l ountry,
the repnrt i.nld, ' '".hei.c leitdi-r.i.
In tuin, tniiKht mid entiled out the
policies, ntliileny nnd tiicllcn which
they Icnnied In Mo.cow."
The next nlep I lor the unity'
In w;. cm to lilo txccptlonn to the
pnncln lepmt,
Ihe boiud In expected lo dlnpose
ot llie.',e wiuioiii niiiner nenrinits
J, llownid McCiiiilli. then the
attorney Kenernl, lnrtcd the pro-
leediimn nniun-1 the pmty In
November, I DM), Ijy petltlonlim the
SAC'll In (Hid the unit v In be "
Coiiimuniht - nctl'iu niKnnlntlon
willun the teriun ol the McCnrrnn
act.
I'oimer Rep. Vllo Mnrcaulunlo
AI.P Is Y mid John Am. whu
nppeured nn ntturneyn lor the
pnily ourlnit Ihe liciulnun. con
tended Hint Hie WcC.uinn act car
ried with It ' a bulll-ln verdict"
and lluil Hie bumd had no othei
roume limn to l.mue tin order to
reiilnter.
It In virtually lorrnone con
cluolon Hint the lull bonrd will
adopt the pnnrl recommendations.
When thnt In done the way will
be open lor a lull-sculp legal
buttle on the cnnnlllullonnllty ol
the McCnrrnn net.
Mnrrnntonln and Abt nought
without nuccenn to lent the con-
Mllutionnl lusue before the board
and In the court.
The bonrd nald the law did not
live It the (unction ol panning on
thin, but merely to conduct henr-
Inun nnd liisue an ord,-r bncd on
uie evidence.
And three-ludKe ledernl court
turned the pnrly luwyern down on
Ihe u round they were piemalure
In ankiiiii relief before the board
had made Itn rullhii. The nupieme
court rcluned '-o Intervene.
The act llsell provide lor Judl
clal review nl the bouu'.i l:i-l
order. The (lrt ntep li (or the
party' lawyer In petition in? I'.
S. court ol -ip.Krnl, herj (or a
review. .
In the end, 'he Supiema Court
will be called upon to pas upon
Drown, a resident of Brooklyn,
N. Y., I a lornier Juntlce Depart
ment attorney.
Dr. Mrllnle I nn Indian rdu
cnlor who nerved lor mnny yenrt
ns gcnernl director of thi Ameil
enn Annoclnllon ol University
Women.
Other member ol the bonrd,
who will pnriicipnte In tin I dis
position o( the cn.se nlon; wiui
Brown and Dr. Mcllnle, nr-j Wat
son IS. Miller and David J. Cod
dmre. Miller, a resident ol Washington.
I a lornier (ederal necurlty ad
ministrator and a former rommia
ninner ot lininlnrnuon. Coddairu In
a Bonlon lawyer.
A provocative. (Inllering little
ncart.nhapcd knitted nhrug Jacket
(lone In nolt, liuhlweluht ynm nhot
with golden threndi In Inshlon topn
pint nowl Mmle In two pieces, the
niieneer I ewn up the center bnck.
Mnke It In while nnd gold, while
nnd sliver, pnle yellow nnd gold
or shell pink null sold lor pnrly
wenr In lunchia, love-bird green
daik luiquol.se lor dny wenr.
Send a cent lor the Onlden
"Spencer" Jnrket Pattern No. M)6
complete knitting rilrrcllon. lor
nmnll, medium nnd In me sues in
luded, your nnnie, aridrcM, pnl.
lern number to Cnrol Curtis. Her.
nld and New, Pox 2Lt. Mndison
Square Station, New York 10. N. Y.
Pntleriu ready to (111 older lin
tnedlntcly. f or npeclul bundling ol
order via (imi clnsn mnll Include
n extra 6 cenln per pattern.
FBI Enters
Theft Case
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -The FBI
ha allPred to help local police
track down the bandit who made
all with an estimated 1100.000 in
cash, fur and Jewel at a swanky
dinner party Saturday night.
Three masked bandit, dressed
alike and wearing glove, entered
the home of Frnncln B. Warlleld,
In Ihe fashionable Belle Mrnde
section, lined 30 guest and live
Negro nervnntn ngaln.nl the wall
at gun point, then stripped them
of cash and Jewel and too lur
wrap Irom tipsialr room.
SHA Student
Wins Award
Mary Ann Guldl. student nt Sac
red Henri Academy here, won nn
- . . . . , tl.A ka., unanr .Inn,
at Ihe nnnunl Northwest Catholic
High School Prens Conference
held on the Gnninsa University
enmpus In Sjwknne Saturday.
Mis Cititdl.wns one ol several
Sncred Heart student. attending.
Marnuette Hish School of Yaki
ma. Wash., received a gold cup
lor Ihe bent newspaper.
You can play a wondrrlul new
Hammond C hord Orran a(ter Just
a (ew minutes explnnntlon even
though sou never plnved a note
on any Instrument be(ore. Uhnt
wonder(ul home enjosment' for the
winter evenings ahrnd. A few
dollnrs deposit now will hold a
rhord organ for Christmas. Muls
R. Mann Tlnno Co. 120 N. 7th.
rh. UK.
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17 years in Lumber Industry
(Cut First Tooth On Saw tog)
6 years Armed Service
6 years Airport Manager
3 years Farm experience
1 year on Road Construction
Presently employed by S.P. Co.
Ardent Sportsman.
fili it W. ft. Wklleantk
SAM
COON says!
"The stole and federal gov
ernments hove a tendencv
to denv the locpl commun
ities a riqht to run their own
affairs, centralizing this
power in Washington, D.C.,
and Salem. I feel the closer
vou can act government to
the peoDle the better gov
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emu, . .
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ARTIFICIAL HEART The small black box with glass tubes in
tha center of Ihe picture it the machine which recently took
over "complete function of maintaining blood supply to the
body" of a 41-year-old-patient for 50 minutes at Harper Hos
pital at Detroit, Mich., while the patients heart was opened and
worked on by surgeons. The mechanical device empties the
patient's heart of blood and enables surgeons to use direct
vision rather than "blind sense of touch" in heart surgery.
This picture was made while surgeons in background tried the
operation of the device on a dog. Medical researchers said
this was believed the first known instance of a patient's sur
vival through the use of an artificial heart.
Exiled Arab Legionnaire
Heads Anti-Britisn Group
CAIRO. Egypt 'n-An exiled lor
mer colonel In Jordan'. Arab Le
gion nay "liberal Legion olllcer;
have lonned nn underground grout
to (Ight "British domination' o.
their country and Ihe Legion' Brit
Ish commundcr, brig, John toluol
Pasha.
The report came Irom col. ad
dullah el Tel, who lied to Calrc
In June, lSrlft. and later was sen
tenced to death In absenlun by
Jordan lor allegedly asnlsllng in
the plot thnt ended In the assassina
tion ol King ADCiunan.
in nnia ne ana me ouicer.
along with nympathetic Jordan
politicians, had sent nine demand
to premier i-wena iana adui
Hud. These Included expulsion of
Olubb Pasha and other British ol
llcer of the Legion, Inauguration of
land reform and a cleanup o( al
leged government corruption.
The colorful colonel, who com
manded the Arab Legion unit which
captured the Old City of Jerusa
lem In the Palestine War. likened
Congressional
Sizes Told
WASHINGTON lifl Census Bur
eau figure show that Oregon's
Third Congressional District l the
15th largest in the United States.
The district, with 471,537 resi
dents, is made up of Multnomah
County.
Population In other Oregon con
gressional districts:
First 434.414: Second 247,-
883: Fourth 368.007.
Sen. McCarran Warns
Of Reds In Labor Foists
WASHINGTON m Chairman
McCarran ID-Nevi ol the Senate
Internal security subcommit
tee said today even a (ew Com
munisla In labor union leaaersnip
posts can disrupt defense produc
tion. McCarran's statement accom
panied Ihe subcommittee a publl-:
cation ol testimony that Commu-;
nli,ln were active In various locals
of the United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers ol America !
IU.E.) in the Cleveland, O., area.'
Almost all ol the testimony about
the much-investigated U. E. ex- i
peiled Irom the CIO on grounds It !
was Communist-run was taken at .
public hearings In Cleveland last
April.
The subcommittee' report listed j
nine persons who, It said, are ac
live In the U. E. In the Cleveland
area and who. It added, were Iden
tified III the hearings a Commu
nists. Each o( them re(used to an
swer question about Communist
party membership or activity.
They said that la do so migbt
incriminate them.
McCarran said that probably
"only a very small percentage o(
Ihe union membership la tainted
who are have positions enabling
them "to disrupt the operations of
.scores ol plant critically needed
In the defense effort."
He also said that several of those
named as Communists in the hear
ings are or have been active in
other unions and appear to be
"professional agitators moving
from one area to another, (rom
one, union to another as Commu- i
nlst party requirements dictate." (
"It would seem obvious that such i
people owe no allegiance to the
union or to Its members br: only
to the Communist party,'- McCar
ran said. "To them, the union Is
nothing maie than an kciual or
potential Implement of commu
nism." Two organisers (or Local 735,
U. E. In Cleveland, were ques
tioned at close-door hearings here
about testimony 4denlilytng them
as Communists. They were Paul
J. Shepard and James E. Marino.
Both declined to answer numer
ous questions. Invoking their con
stitutional privilege against pos
sible self-incrimination.
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much
Hi
Us underground unit to the Esyp
Ian Army gioup that overthrew
Egypt's King Faiouk.
"Liberal officer and strong pol
tlcal opposition are leagued against
he British-controlled administra
lon under Premier Huda." salt,
rcl, adding that "it Is high time
or the liberation of Jordan througl.
s movement similar to those which
lave occurred In other Arab stater
mch as Syria, Lebanon and
Ezypt."
He refused to disclose the iden
tities of the other dissident offi
cers, saying Glubb would take re
prisals sgalnst them.
The demands which Tel said the
group had made on the govern-
Tciit also Included replacement of
ha "htloilllnllna" tlplll.l, -..li -..It.
sidy to Jordan, reportedly $21,400.-
."A. n jrui. uj euiuinr pMm irum
.he Arab League and abolition of
defense regulations which Te said
rlvf, fllnHh nnu,. I- lil h.Iiu...
irial any persons suspected of anil
3rttish sentiments.
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