Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 10, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, PKCKMIIHH 10, lll,r2 ' I , 1 OSI Cracks Espionage Case Hill Irleiitt'a luiiue'lh Turuu. Jones nns nrivatril the Mine ihiy at All Korea headquarter In Tokyo. I T0::?O An Alr Force Mru-1 of tape recording of ronvrrMtioiu 1 The records nx id Hi PMI (tola tenant who played along brought I brtwern Murphy and Ca.clo and was stolen and li aii.MUlllrd 1 to about the arrest ol two sergeants 1 Murphy and Jones, The three never j Korea. .Aspisr?TMv FOR CMtCb.M.y DOCTOR! on charges of trying to sell U. 8 met together. Cascio was arrested Sept. '31 ai a saore jet secret. Details of the Investigation and the September arrests of the two. S. Sgt. Giuseppe Cascio, 34, and S. Sgt. John P, Jones, aa. were disclosed todsy for the first time in records made available to The Associated Press by reliable sour al or REM DLE FIBMS V OTtyr.M.C.al.r,l44 Now at your SflFEtW store ces who cannot be named. fmrtt ft II ..'"TCI" " 1 Jjnt jttoJ 80: NEW MEDIUM. Joseph Chriitophe. son of a haberdasher. readies a piece of wool from a sock to paste into place on the "portrait" of French President Auriol he's completing in Paris. NY Shooting (Continued from pate 1) idlers who bad gathered to see the fight. Sims and Johnson backed away, firing. Patrolman Knox fell, wounded in the leg. Conlon dropped to the pavemem, covering the wounded Knox with his own body, and linns at Sims and Johnson as they broke and ran in different directions. Patrolman Kenneth Walters com. mandeered a taxi and ordered the driver to go the wrong way along 44th street, a one-way street. He cornered Johnson at Ninth Avenue and 45th street. Johnson threw away a .38 revolver and surrendered meekly. ' Meanwhile, Sims ran north along Eighth Avenue, weaving to duck the firing of three potmen be hind him. Pedestrians dropped to the side- Walk or flattened themselves in doorways as the chase grew hotter. Patrolman James Kane. 39. heard the shooting and pounded alter Sims. Sims' .45 Jammed and he whip ped a .38 revolver from a pocket. He halted, spun and fired pdint blank at Kane, hitting him in the chest. David Heiweil, 32, of the Bronx One Red POW Killed at Koje TOKYO W One Communist prisoner of war was killed and another wounded Monday on Koje Island as they were attempting to organize a secret Red part; meeting, the U. N. Command an nounced today. The two were shot by guards in adjacent compounds as they were plotting the meeting, tie an nouncement stated. In both cases the prisoners re fused to obey orders to return to their barracks. SAN FRANCISCO W A 64- year-old news vendor said he didn't want to prasecule the salor who knocked him down end scattered his papers in the gutter. "He didn't mran it Judge, he a motorist beaded nome, neara 1 was just oruna. 1 know how serv the crackle of aproaching gunfire ! Icemen like to frolic on their day Ex-Serviceman Won't Complain They disclosed: Lt. William L. Murphy of Upper Darby, Pa., pretended to plot with the sargents while tape recordings were mane. The sergeants were arrested before they made contact with a Communist agent and the secret Information was saved. Cascio Is under mental observa tion In Tokyo, pending a decision whether he will be tried by a court- martial. The maximum penalty is life imprisonment if convicted. Jones has been declared Insane and returned to the U. s. Official records disclosed that Alr Fore Office of Soeclal Inves tigations (OSI) a Rente knew a se cret document Riving data about the F86E type Sabre jet was going 10 oe stolen oeiore it ever wus taken. The document was senuine. The Alr Force made no attempt to take It. Cascio. whom OSI accnts be lieved to be the originator of the plot, found nobody to buy the se cret document. Cascio Is charged also win 16 counts of Illegal dealing in $46,000 worth of military payment certifi cates used by military personnel in Japan and Korea. It was suspicion of black mar keting which got the OSI on his trail. Murphy was chief of the Air : Force postoffice in Taegu, Korea OSI records show Cascio ap proached Murphv and ottered to split profits if Murphv would help mm mnnci negotiable money or ders out of Korea. Murphy went to the OSI and was 10m to "play along wlih him." OSI reports then relate: Cascio later approached Murphv about the possibility of selling mlli tary secrets, saying he had a friend Sgt. Jones in Tokyo who could supply them. The OSI arranged a pass for Murphy to Tokyo, where Murphv met Jones in the Ambassador Hotel. The OSI had the room wired. In Korea and Japan the next few weeks, the OSI took 20 hours mm mm I If s npTsas By f washes clothes II Z US If SCIMTiriC lAIOHATOIIY ItStS MOVI IT as he waited at a red light He decided it was time to flee. Leaping from his car, be ran for a doorway. Sims saw the empty car, motor ir.ng, and lunged for it. His hands fumbled at the door. Then, a roup . a corner, ran Pa trolman Cor s O'Shea, 24. He f'red stei-d:.., tt Sims as he charged the Negro and Sims Mummed to the street, a bullet vcynd in ,he back of the head. i .-oinrr in the right hand. my- off. I m an ex-serviceman sen. ' "You're an ex-serviceman?" asked Municipal Judge John J. McMahon. "Yes, your honor Imperial Rus sian Army. A captain," replied Vassili Zakharoff. FtXFILLMENT EXPKCTKn MANILA 'The Philippines Is expected to fill its annual 952.000 ton sugar quota to the United 8tates lor the 1952-53 season for the first time since world Wai II. says Pla- c'do L. Mapa, chairman of the government Rehabilitation Finance iorp. mmmm NEW ROYAL TJieWydc NafPbrfaWe JtJirtl VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Company 629 Main Phone 7412 $ 2,000 TETER BABBITT MARINE ST. LOUIS A World War II I veteran of Tarawa who recently re-enlisted In the Marine Corps is P.'c. Peter Rabbilt Jr. Peter has Sims and John-on were booked a brother named Jack Rabbltt. And on charges of felonious assault and nia aister is aunny Kabbitt. Illegally carrying weapons. Sims was locked in a hospital prison ward. Then, alter questioning Johnson, police disclosed they'd brought a prize to earth. O'Shea was not only brave. He was smart. As he leaned over Sims he said, "you know you're ayme, don't you. "Yes," moaned Sims. Then O'Shea showed him a list of roboenes which the Negro carried in nis pocket. "Do you swear this list is cor reel?" demanded O'Shea. "Did you do all these jobs?" "Yes." whispered 8ims. Deputy Chief Inspector James B. 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