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LIBERATED WAR PRISONERS ARRIVE IN U.S. Fin
man down the ramp at Travij Air Fore Baio, Calif., ii Sjt.
Edward G. Anderson of Alabama City. Ala., (wearing over-
seal cap!
Rome, Ga
He ii followed by Pfc. William R. Brock Jr. of
I alio wearing overteai cap).
Red Trial
Continues
In Seattle
SEATTLE rn A witness whose
testimony may later be ruled in
dmissable has tr.ttiMed m the
trial of seven persons accused o(
subversion thai he orce led a
movement to infiltrate the L'tiiifd
Stales armed forces with young,
revolulion-minded Communists.
The witness Paul Crouch, was
one of the lirst Rovernnitnt wit
ne.sso.s called to testily about the
activities of the Communists in
the United State. His appear
ance and testimony brought re
peated objections from the defense
and Judge Wflham J. Lindberg ad
vised the Jury to listen to Crouch
with the mental reseivation that
the testimony may later be held
inadmtssable.
The obections of John CauRhlan,
attorney for six of the seven de
fendant, was ba.sed on the fact
Crouch's testimony did not apply
to any period included tn the
courses against the defendants.
Crouch said he uas head f the i
"national department for work in:
the armed force at the tune he'
left the Communist Tarty in lOA'i.
Thi5 was n years after he be-1
j came a member while servmi: I
; time in the Army disciplinary
barracks on Alcatraa Island toll
Red activity while in the Army,
Alter his release irom prison in
10-7, he told the court, he em
barked on a career of rec tuning
men to enter ihe Armv and Nnvv
to enuase tn Communist activity.
'I had Communist lip hUo the
Navy, and several on the U. S. S.
Oklahoma were dealt; na ted a- a
concentration (wlnt of the party,
vecrultlnu others," he related.
Crouch has testified at a num
ber nf trials tn the United HUle
and Hawaii, trllin of Communist
activities. Caughlan aatd Crouch ts
"an employe of the Justice De
partment testifying all over the
country."
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hit wtdn nieaa tt the vtutntry
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Jap Flag Flying
Causes Comment
i'()HT!.ANi) W A Uluattny
wind whipped the ilMim nun flag
of lnneiltil Japan Wednemlay a.-
It Was hoisted atop th American
lintik UuihUnu here. That prompt
ed a number of phunt calls ftum
the cutimis.
Miturtvokt HatiUiii, Jupahese con
ml wht.se tiliit'ps arr in ihe bank
buiidiiiH, esplainrd It an the em
peror's hlithilitv. On ait ear Met
Japanese holiday this year the lln
Hew but drew no commentthoie
wan nn wind ami It hunu down to
(he pole and could not be Idem'.llrd,
he Mild
Oov. I'atler-.oti war. a print-ipat
tiuest at a dinner observance- ol
thr birthday WnlneMlaN. Ktvrn by
the consul at tho University Chtb
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POHTLANt) if Ac automobile
colli lion on the oui.'.kttls of Pou
l.tmt Wrdmday killed a ais-week-o!t(
bttv, David lJotirri-on, mm at
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11:31 Cadi Lamar
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fiiersbach
Quits Post
G.ersbich yteldrd lo hn critics t '
Pacific university weancsaay o
announcing hi rcsinuon a prp
Idtm. lo become cflcciive Aur. 31.
He hud been on leave of absence
since March 1. when 43 of the 45
(acuity members at the Forest
Orove school demanded his dis
missal In a petition accusing him
of mismanngement.
Giersbach told the board of
trustees he was resiuninR in order
"to make proper and adequate ar
rangements (or the future of my
famllv." He did not disclose his
future plans. A successor has not
been named.
Gier?bach. who Is 55. served as
a Republican senator by appoint
ment in the recent Legislature. He
was a pastor and church superin
tendent in Illinois belore becoming
president at Pacific in 1D41.
US Chamber
Hears Ike
DIES
SEASIDE .r One of the few i
remaining Willamette River steam-!
boat captains died Werinc-.day. He I
was John Newton Graham, 86, j
member of the f:mtlv that oper- j
ated the Yrllow Stack steamboat1
line on the Willamette many yeprs. .
He succumbed at his home here
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wacwTvrvTON '." President
Eisenhower ar.d the U. S. Chamber
1 of Commerce were In accora
Thursday on "trade, not ic
foreign policy, but at odds over re
straining the government's treaty
malting power.
Eisenhower told delegates to the
chambers 41st annual meeting
Wednesday nnht that healthv in
ternational trade "is the -material
toundation of our whole foreign
policy."
"We must trade with others or
we can not exist." the President
said in a nine nrnulc off-the-cuif
talk.
He spote at a dinner after the
delegates adopted policy declara
tions. Amontr these were a call on the
government to halt toreign eco
nomic aid not to be conlu'-cd with
military aid
But ihe delciiales endorsed a
resolution, now pending in the Hen
ate to restrain the treaty-making
power. Eisenhower has said this
resolution. mtrodured by Sen.
Brirker ip.-oluoi, would make his
job harder in the field of foreign
affairs.
Wheat Stock
Figure lip
SEATTLE W Stored wheat
stocks in Washington, Oregon and
North Idaho were reported Thurs
day as 48 per cent higher than
last year.
A Joint state-federal report
showed the storage figures for
April 1 were 52 per cent higher
lor Wa.ihiriKton, 26 per cent up for
Oregon and 232 per cent up for
North Idaho.
The report said Pacific North
west storage was about seven per
cent of the nation's total tho
same as a year ago.
Approximate storage figures for
each of the three states, for 1953
and 1952, were: Washington, 33 'i
million and 22 "2 million bushels:
Oregon, nearly 15 million and
nearly 12 million; North Idaho,
live million and 1 Vj million.
The Washington figure was de
scribed as 8 million bushels less
than Ihe all-time high for April In
1951. Tlie Increases were In Inter-
mllh, elevators ana ware-
mr
Beqinninq To-Morrow !
STARTLING REDUCTIONS
ON ALL SUITS, COATS, HATS
'.$03
Savinqs of from $10 to $30.
All Sprinq Suits and Coats.'
J13:-I19.-J23.-s29.-l33.
NO SUIT IN STOCK OVER $39
All our Sorinq suits and coats, arc now priced at a mere fraction of their
oriqinol worth. Fine quality nationally advertised brands, all reduced for a
quick and decisive clean up. A wonderful opportunity to buy o real worth
while qift for Mother. Just brinq her in to make her own selection.
Girl's Coats Reduced
Visit the Children's Store for borqoins in Sprinq Coats. Every
one is qenerously reduced for this Sale. The stock is not larae
os come early if you want best selections. Many olher items arc
also reduced.
$9.-$11.-$13.-$15.
HAT SALE-,2.-,3.-5.-7.-,9.
MANY HATS AT LESS THAN HALF
W
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V5k
SALE
Nylon Hose
TV
$3
$1.50
Values NOW
$1.65
"y Values NOW
$1.75
Values NOW
Color Cartoon Nwt '
houses.