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! SON IS FSEtD: In San Francisco, Mr. and Mr. Paul Schnur
' rejoice at news their son Paul Jr., was among tha first prisoners
of war to be released by the Communists. They hold picture
j showing release of the soldier.
Senators Hear Tale Of
Ridgway Veto On Van
Fleet Plan For Offensive
By DON WHITEHEAD I much ot Kmb.e And. too. there
WASHINGTON Senators lot of talk about a truce
have been told that Gn. Matthew thr time which probably had
B. Ridttwny turned down Grn. j an etiect, (
James A. Van Fleet's plan for an j This development came after the
Allied 5eJ borne strike H.imst the t subcomrnitiee, headed by Sen.
Communists m Korea m June, j Marearet Chase Smith R-.Me,
(called at leaM a temjwrary halt
Van Fleet, then commander of j in Us inquiry,
the U. s EiRluh Army in Korea. Mr Smith aaid her committee
recently told a Senate armed sen-- (wished o ' analyie Aim diueit"
ices surjcommutee he was ' cryins the testimony already iwen before
to turn me loose" for such an a.- mamn- a derision on anv further
ssult. btu that h:her authority heanr.gs. There re indication
otiid not approve it. the tnmp micht nte its report
Van Fleet, now retired. m:d ht without further testimony.
felt he could have destroyed the j
Chinese armies with the blow. !,... ,
t.ail rvenn u nair, tor inior
Blu tfat Muete BU
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At the time Van Fleet gave that
testimony. Ridgway said in Pans
he had "abolutely no comment."
In June, 1901. he was Far Eastern
commander; he is now commander
of Western European defense forc
es. Gen. J. I.awton Colhtu, Army
chiei of stalf, testified behind
closed doors yesterday afternoon
to the armed services subcommit
tee which has been investigate
reported ammunition shortages,
Larer. a senator who silted that
his name not be used told report
ers: ' Collins said the Van Fleet rc
ommendation never reached the
Joint Chiefs of staff for a deci
sion. He s;d Ridtrway turned ll
down because he felt It was too
ma i ion on how to join the Cancer
Cruad( "coffee chain."
Klemeth Falls. Oreeee
AMERICAN CHINESE
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Perjury Case
Guilt Found
WASHINGTON Herschfl
Youn? was convicted Monday mjrht
of swearing f.ilsely when he told
a Grand Jury in 1MI he had never
represented Reconstruction Fi
nance Corporation (RFCj loan
seekers.
j Younif, 4J. Is an older brother
' of J!. M;rl Youuk, a central fiifurc
i m nn inventiifatifjn of alleged in- j
1 fluence and favoritism In RFC op- j
1 jUTy March 31.
j A u. S. District Court Jury of
nine men and three women con-
( vie ted Herj,chl Youn on one of
five charep of pcrjurv The Jury
J had reamM r verdict on two
o'.hT rharps but was discharged
when William A. Paisley, the chief
government prosecutor, agreed to
dismiss tncfie counts. Two remaln
injf charges were dropped bytht
Kovrnment before the case went
to the Jury.
Younit contended he never rep.
re.vjnted anyone before the RFC,
but conceded he had accompanied
loan seekers to the agency on sev
eral occasions, He said he did this
In his role as a WashiriKton 'leg
man or messenger boy" for busi
ness concerns, but that he left the
talking to others.
U. 8. Dlsirirt Judge Alexander
Holtznff allowed Young to remain
free on 11.000 balj pending sen
tencing. No ift'e for enwnr.ing
was set. The maximum penalty is
two to 10 years In prison.
Merl Young has filed a motion
for a new trial. This la scheduled
to be argued Friday, if It is denied
he will be sentenced April 30.
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Foil Klamath, iimtrr t he rhutr
mnnhiput Mrs. Mrtle Winter, has
now gtuie over the fop a tut two
other lomiminttic' tie at thr l& jwr
cent tnatk They are Henlev. with
Kellv ltobiiiet:p at chauman, ami
L'InltM.mn. w Uh Mi . KiHel Xtm
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Tir Cieimup t'ainiHtinn is to nm
Iht'utish this week
Bond Class
Set Tonight
Approximately lsi persons at
letuied the I'Mt of two linrumrit;
education clavier held lat ntk'ht at
Ftemont Shtxd auditor turn.
The second and last cla will be
held this evenmc at the school, at
7.30 p m.
Ernest F Hinkle and J. J I)u
Ia. rrprenutivex t( the Port
land ofllce of Merttll Lvnch. Pirtce.
Fenner and Deane. are conductms
Uie clas.ies. Time will br provided
for question and answer jwrlod.
tn addition, a IS mm. sound film.
"Opportunity USA." will be shown
at tonight's niredng. Claxs will
last until n lout 9 p m.
The da vies are beitm apontored
as a public service by the Herald
and News.
5 turns of that office. Perstms em-
plovrd hi the Mnitiaflt rails mal
oil ice wilt he rotialtlrted tiotta tide
put ruin ol the oil ire. The registers
limn this culmination wilt he used
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