THURSDAY, OCTOniW 30. 1052
ITERATE AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE TORCT
Finletter Attacks Commie Practice
m determined to struairle for
"confessions," is publicised In the I repeated us of Communist stock;
peace against Wall Street capital
ism, lo clear my conscience of
Russian radio and press and toiphrases.
Of Extorting Fraudulent Confessions
mv past crimes."
The article about th filers
called attention to the striking
similarity among the extracted
IT HERE, OREGON I
WAflinNOTON M-t-Derrelary of
of soldier for propaganda pur-
In North Korea last Jan. 13.
the Air Korea Finleiter aald today
he extraction of "confessions"
from Allied prisoners of war la one
of the blackest marka against
communlim.
posea are among the blackest
marka yet recorded against the
'There la no doubt In anyone's
mind that the testimony of Lt.
Enoch, for example, was forced
on every single point," Finleiter
said.
ITS FULLY AGED!
Communist regimes."
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Finleiter commeniea in answer
lo queries about a charge by the
Air Force Association In Air Force
Maga?.lne last week that the Com
munists tortured two U. 8. filers
Into making false confessions that
they took part In germ warfare.
The fliers are Lt. John 8. Cjulnn,
30, Altadena, Calll., and Lt, Ken
neth L. Enoch, 27, YoungMtovp,
Ohio. They have been llsiod as
missing In action since their B20
bomber was lost on a night mission
"All members of the American
'f lie Communists have circulated
armed forces, and particularly
those of the U. H. Air Korea, feel
an Intense revulsion against Chi
nese Communist methoda of forc
phologrsphs of a statement, appar
ently written by Enoch, saying In
part:
I am beginning to see verv
ing false eonfesalons from their vic
tims to provide gnat for the Com
munist propaganda mill," Finleiter
said In a statement..
clearly Just who la the peace-lover
and who Is the warmonger respon
sible lor mis innuman wsr, and I
'These barbaric methods of en
deavoring to 'brain-wash' the minds
am
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MmOS.H ' ' 1 "' ' n imii i i mm urn inn
SERVICE SWEETS All draftees who h.v left h.r. during th
pelt year to lorvt tn th armed forces are going to receive
boi of cookies from Camp Fir Girlt har. Th four girli
bov, mmbri of th Camp Fir Litahni group, art II to rli
Norma Bralllar, Colleen Unahan, Doloret Kidder and Karan
Totton, Thy are preparing th cookies at th horn of Mr.
and Mn. Willard Linaham, 800 Upturn Street.
Morse DeclinesTo Tell Source
CLEVELAND Wl Ben. Wayne
Morse ol Orcuon snys "lite elec
lion ol Clen. Dwiithl D. Elsenhower
would place a military psycholoiiy
in Dig While House.''
He spoke to a Volunleera-lor.
Bievensou rally here Wednesday
Morse, who qull uie Republican
party to campsiun lor Democrat
AcllnJ blevriuon said:
"lie (Elsenhower! would aur
round hinueli with a aroup ol re
actionaries who have made rec
ord In Congress Indicating II Uiey
had been In control In recenl
munltu, we would have already
been in a total war."
Heporlera questioned Morae
about a aprech he made In Min
neapolis Monday.
In lhal speech. Morae aald he
learned Irom a "top eecrel ' docu
ment the Joint Chiela of mall
Boy Banned
From Home
poiitl'aVIS MB A rlMroJd
boy; woo his been to trouble too
(ten. la under ban from hla home
town lor tho next tl yeaa.
rfderal Judge Gu Soloinoo im
pmtd Hie exile Wednesday on
Hof ; kalkoven, a part of the
terms of.. Jive-year probationary
Tjlfr aptr town hi Kunrne. Kal-Ioven,-wh
W coirvlclrd of forg
ing., orelt card, alio waa told he
could- not rotnmuniestev wlih any
boy or kfTl there.
The Judas aald Kajkoven had
been Involved numeroua time In
peity theft there, and twic es
caped Irom Uie alale ' training
school for bow. He waa placed In
the guardianship of a brother In
Portland. (
One Killed In
Train Crash
URIAH. Calif., ii A south
bound treliihi train collided with a
northbound locomotive near Largo
Wcdnefty, killing one trainman
and Injuring four othera.
11 J. Bielnburn. 8nla Rosa,
Calif., engineer of I he freight train,
waa the man killed.
The collision waa 10 mllea aoulh
of Uklah at 3:30 p.m. Ten freight
cara were derailed. Both the train
and the northbound locomotive be
lonsed to the Northwestern Tactile.
' Those erlouly Injured were E.
H. Recngnn of Wilms, Calif., en
gineer ol the northbound locomo
tive; E. L. Hacker, Sonoma. Call!.,
freight train brnkemnn: and A. D.
Robertson, Bnnta Rosa, freight
tram fireman.
Leaser Injuries to the hip and'
leg were suffered by D, H. Ran
dolph. Williis. fireman on the
northbound locomotive. ' '
ADf.AI BACKKR
LANCASTER, Pa. WV- The Lan
caster Intelligencer Journal today
endorsed Oov. Adlal Stevenson In
an editorial timed to coincide with
Blcvenson'a whistle-atop visit to
Lancaster.
DICK
31 Y4,i im;
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South Hard Hit by Fires
fiy The Associated press
Thousands of fire flghlera today
carried on their battle against
forest flames roaring over vast
arras In Southern states.
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisi
ana, Arkansas and North Carolina
appeared to be hit the hardest.
Fires were widespread also In Ala
bama, Georgia and Kentucky and
some were reported In Texas,
Houth Carolina, Virginia and West
Virginia.
W. R. lllne, asslslunt rcgloniil
forester. In Tennessee, Bald, "It
would take a hundred years to
renlace timber Dial has been
burned1 In the past week" In that
state.
In the Northern section of the
Cumberland Plateau alone fires
had awept over about 100,000 acres
In six counties.
In Mississippi, 1,733 separate
fires have burned over 03.000 acres
since Oct. 1. Last night 191 fires
still raged.
Scores of flrea raged In about
16,000 acres of Louisiana pine ana
hardwood forests.
In Arkansas, 31 flrea were re
ported last night In the Southern
part of the state and 10 in the
Northern portion.
Alabama reported 10 flrea sllll
burning last night out of 100 that
broke out In the last two days.
Ninety-six fires were reported In
Georgia but all were believed un
der control except one in Paulding
and Cobb Counties.
YES!
Wm. N. Goen
District Aqcnt
OFFERS ALL THREE
AUTO LIFE FIRE
Coll
Wm. N. Goen
Dlilrkf AitM
tlxi Matdlua
with the Stote Form
Insurance Companies
agreed In September 1947, Korea
waa oi nine airaiegio value,
General Elsenhower, he aald.
Was chief f stuff st the time. The
OOP presldentlsl candidate later
asked publicly how Morse had ob-
tainea access lo lop secret Infor
nation.
One reporter pointed out Presi
dent Truman had made a similar
statement Monday regarding Ko
rea and the joint chicle In a Osrv.
urn., apeecn about lour hours alter
Morse spoke.
Morse hsd no comment on that,
but Instated he had been author
ised to quote from the document.
He declined to name the person
who hsd given sued "authorisa
tion." "Th trouble with Elsenhower."
he aald, 'Ts thst he's-whining be
cause I have pinned blm back to
the record."
In Washington, the Defense De
partment ssid It still considered
the paper top eecrel and did not
make It available to Morse.
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