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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1953)
HAUb THKKK ommunist Conspiracy rial Hears Testimony On liefs Of Pension Chief .. i.i,. ni I IIin tinnrrl ktiitriiiriit mttrf 5,i,kI...i IT..M..11 union 'C",.""'l . MMV.MI HI Hi- Ml'"" ,,,,, ,iiv mi ,r .1 Couil jnrv " lu ... ...ir i.y ir,i i,,r wii. f tunic MiinilnK. rkiiuw- dclrtuc .. f Ihr ! tfl lirmiuhl FT i.ui" " '"""'I'";'" W 11 .. ..j .l t:ainniimll K , inr .n"-""B H" '." ,m.t. . " K.HV Urim. vice ,ir ' A"'r"" 'C,,(' r"s . ... ii. ,i 1,1, l llrlll tll.lt C. . .... ran. ! N'T... ...,. .imr IBM. Juiin Hlnlv ll.iri' tut- ,M .,., 111 " '., Iir !"" " ,.",r P.'!.. iimiv I. Hull. Com- P8 V,"... .i .i. ih.ittNinn. Willi PJ . , .I.I.H1-.1 ilm lllWi "T,,,,...! lol --" I" . ..1tilUr(l lV Uir rfiiMn Union 7 of diri lwurt VofBt Pll'T tn the flUrMllff Ol 1 wrrk U rmlUim. i l'rwHK'S rvni ri (uimiitrU Cam trul 1 op Acreage In iregon Shows urop .UjC" Will ot AiTiif -Jluiie- orrt-l Turn icrravv l1 vrr 38 000 ... u.ii iiurri io miiri . ' l-.tn ullr 10.000 to 12.000 ElMi Vi". tail Ulchn(lMn. ri nfi rriKt!rr line, said Pill XV yIa OBAND: f Vivian llr- d Blv H le "PW iiunrm f prrtidrrn of Kaileni Orrtfon f(f of Krturntlnn. ti thf Hr.i tt"tnnn In many mn board atiitrtnnU mild "Wr rrjrrl I ho lie 1 1 ml ho In Kiully ol n I'dithplinry nf iiny kind or that ttn In IjrlnK trlrd Ijrcuimn of Un niPinbrrnhlp 111 llto Cuiuiniiitinl Itnthrr. It ftuld, Uw Indictment "1a a rlrnr altnck ujxm thr well win ol urntor cllUrim uiui nil uihet rtrrlplriiln of filnti uiantn. Wit, , . drummer an a drAplciil)lr hiirnr- up Hip chnritrn Hint he htin ron tplrrd lu mlvoctiip the overthrow of tho Kuvnninrnl." Cnuuhlnn wnn crlih-nl of tin iticf for hot hiivlnu rai rii-U thr Hlnlrinrnt when It wnn hvAUrd. 'Ilic I'otl-InlrlllKriu-rr nnld It hncl with hrld ll hrctiiiM' PrnniMkV. rmiAik thnt hr wnii "drrply proud" ol til inrmbrihhlp hi tlm party inlHhl i Imvp hrrii prrjutln inl to him in : Hip thru prndlnu Irlul. t'llirrp bImi wnti a ritirnllfin of p(tnl pitvilriffi nhnul nuch nh out uf coiitl ntnlrmrnt. CmiKtihin told th Krdrral Court Jury that whm I'rimot k wn n itinnbrr of thr LririnUtuin fur liui Mi(--rittVff Irrm from lUiH on hr Wnn "a BHknnmnn (or thr no rallrd if ft wlntf of the OrmtK-rnlic I'nrty. Mli advice w nuuttht liv thr Ct'inmuni-.t I'nrty and hr nouuht ihrlr ndvh-r." "Hill hai nrvrr drihrd inrm hrrnhip hi Ihr Comtnunlnl Pnriy," Cniiulilnn bnUi, "but hnn nlwiiyn i Mtld thr hMirrt lirlotr Hit pruplr mint tic Juditrd on their wirriu, Hprnkmu of l)A.thbti h, CatiKhtun An Id "Johnny )olnrd tltr Ciiiniiui' nl.tt Parly In 103d. culminating h Bludlr ui m'lrtitliic KoiinhMti mid experience as a workrr." Ttir oprnlnif Atnlrmmu ronclod rU. thr iioveriimenl ntnrlrtl prr unit tug It evidence, WrdneMlny. km WELCOME KISS Air Fore. Ctpi. Zaek Dn of Dougli, Kt., roceivm a wtlcomt kin from hit wi(. Abigail, upon hit arrival at Tachibawa Air Fore Baia in Japan after kit re patriation by tht Communiili at Panmunjom, Korea. Dean wat trior down in April, 1951. Corporal Tells Of POWs Going Berserk Under Red War Propaganda Pressure TOKYO Some American In ComniuiiiAt prUon camp went berncrk hecaue of "const ant pro- mire" from booniinz loudhpeakcrs and Ionic lecture in the hoi nun. it younK California corporal fa id Wednetdiiy, I can l crttimaie how many he came mentally fcir.k," Cpl. Cetdl li. Prt-riion, 21, or Hit a lito aald at Tokyo Army Mospiu). "tyjmctimcN a man would he walkinK along. He would wee b Chi-nt-Hc Kard or one of the Ameri can prlnonerfi we called 'Prourcv Hlvch' and would trt chailng hi in. He would lone control of hlm fielf becnuf.c he was so mad at tho Communists." Preston hald the guard didn't ithooi becau they realized "they were nick." The Callfornlan aald that of 200 In hm prltson company "20 or 30" had to stand out In the sun. . .the 1 loudspeakers pounding on you every day "Your nerves were raw all the time. There wan no place you could Ket awy and U)lnk. Even the la trines were out In the open. They'd lecture you and they'd play CnU nene music. Holy mackerel, tnat Chinese music I "In the lectures, they talked about how bad off America was that we were headed for an econo mic crisis. They tried to make you hate your own folks." fell for the Communist line. The other prisoners called them "Pro gressives," he said. ! Preston, repatriated at Panmun jom last week, wan wounded and capiurca Jan. l, Jim, wnne ms unit was holding a line north of Seoul. He had a bullet wound In his chest and grenade fragments In his leg and head. He said the Red relentlessly subjugated the prisoners to propa ganda. Some repatriated Ameri cans are under care of psychiatrists and are not permitted to talk to the press. The number has not been announced, "The speaker were going off and on all day. They were all over the camp. You couldn't net away from them. The movies were all propaganda," Preston related. "It was the constant pressure, every day. . .the lectures while we Paper Mill Unions Open Negotiations POflTI.ANn i.ft-Rrnrcsenlatlvr of two AFL paper mill union will mrei with mnniticrmcnt here Thurs day to brKin contract ne not la lions. The union the International llrothrrhoofl of Paper Makers and thr Pulp, Kulphltr and Pnper Mill V'orkrr reprr.ient nomc 18,000 workers In 3rt mills In California, Oiriton and Wa.hliKton. Thr present basic wan In the Industry Is $1.72 an hour. Union representatives declined to say what their requests would be. 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