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or narrY u.rrnite inquiry
oextcr White, but
of BW " ,. for a com-
probe s varied.
Z Inu2 "v'Sghan. ho was
Unitary i w,s BUmr
a"" S senate internal
"",Sownrttee what he
FBI reports on White at
jTearlW46 when Tru-
i White V. B. ant".-
K , international Moiwt)r
I. . closed session with
ZJ, his iormer secretary,
...sin ana nis ...--.m,,.
Kherson, ih
Hrnewsmen and televi-
T,as DuMont was mang
'""Urn "the hearing on TV.
131 New York, still had
fttaa he would comply
"""MentocometoWash.
ttspS "tomorrow about
.. r.cn. Brownell con-
K"Shitt was promoted by Tru
f. face ol FBI reports
"Siite, who died in low, w
"r'.inne for soviet
EL Truman has said he re-
in.Imerican Activi-
Kttee, which issued the
zZmUa Truman, was all tangl
Vs ':L,ments over the pro-
n U) b
vc hi? jLn'r,'Cre.
fcu""". ",, Truman and his
"u"- ..!. Tom C.
"surname Court
him there. Valde said a date would
be set later.
Jenner's subcommittee had pre
viously arranged to get written
replies from Byrnes to two ques
tions about the episode. Byrnes
has said he was shocked to read
an FBI report linking White to
Communist activities and tried to
persuade Truman to block the
promotion.
Brownell. in ms new statement
yesterday, said he had received
from tne mate Department a
memo from Byrnes to Truman
calling attention to a letter about
White, with .lnclosures, from FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover. The
memo, as released by Brownell,
was dated Feb. 5, 1946, the day be
fore the Senate confirmed white s
appointment to the monetary fund
post.
Brownell contended this proves
that White's, "espionage activities
were known to the White House
and other government agencies
before Senate confirmation and
before his promotion."
Brownell had said earlier that
two FBI reports linking While to
VauRhan at tne White House and
marked for the attention of Tru
man ,
Vaughan,' retired as a major
general - ana living in nearby
Alexandria, Va., has denied recol
lection of any such reports.
In the ruckus over House com
mittee procedure, Democratic
members' contended Velde had
broken the committee s own rules
by ordering the subpoenas issued
without polling his colleagues first.
There were also demands that
Brownell be heard first, to lay his
charges on the record.
tit, ff
Stent Eisenhower jettisoned
I ., .riminlstrat on sup-
W "7 , Tinman to testify.
Lid to personally would not
" ' j . ,hnninii on the ex-
Meat, and 01"u " "
. wim thnk Truman
P"1",:. .ih nnnoint a spy to
fcjirogiy "MM "
IP""", k,mIu followed up
af impugning -
Hth official 01 vne pnur -
liitratlon." But ne wm
P! ...u.rtro lust turne
Eto show beyond doubt that
was laxity in dealing with
fcnnunist mtutrauon i u.c .-
&an Velde (B-Ill) of the
IjSnerican Activities committee
id that as soon as rvcp,caC,.
... tv,.m Jackson (R-Callf and
L, dCalif arrive In Washing
L i. win "call a meeting of all
Embers to discuss the questions
Ling out of the coming hear-
K- .......
Wor, Democrat on me commii-
taiA vp rie was KClims uu.
amnions'' from tne nepuoutnu
E moral Committee. A GOP corn
Site spokesman, without saying
In he knew, said Velde was noi
upteted at neaaquariers ycoici-
I . ......
miea s there, nowever, nmuc
niiin thev dirt not applaud the
,iy Velde had hustled out sub-
lM5.., ...
I Am .were some lnaicauons, ai-
M&m one was talking lor puo-
Idiao. that the House group
Lfbt wind up accepting a sugges-
m by Waller mat any puonc
niiis be put off until Congress
tmnvenes in January.
HfirlMS now. it was felt, migm
ot Troman In the spotlight in the
iuflds of many as a political mar-
Irr-but one who could be expect-
El Ic come out fighting against
Bines he termed "ridiculous'
ha Brownell first made them.
iruman said then that White
u fired, bv being permitted to
tsign, as soon as It was found out
lilt he was "wrong."
The House committee had also
pibpoenaed, for questioning today,
tiugh&n and Gov. James F.
trnies of south Carolina, who was
truman's secretary of state at the
fcni of White's promotion but is
us political foe. Velde said
p would talk todav to Chairman
finer IR-Indi of the internal se
firity subcommittee about
tuinm
as lor Byrnes, he sent word he
MM ignore the suhnoena. He said
p didn't think the -committee
ptld force the governor of a state
p tome to Washington and stav
riraoa until it ireed him.
Me promptly accented nvmes'
fJiestion that a subcommittee go
vummoia, 6. c. to question
Rifle Fire Kills
7th Oregon Hunter
ASTORIA Wl An elk-hunter's
bullet killed Richard C. Roadman.
29, Portland, In the Coast Range
southeast of here Wednesday, the
seventh hunter to be killed, by rifle
tire in Oregon this autumn.
State Police Sgt. H. K, Healea
said Roadman had been hunting
with another Portlander, Bobby
Dean Johnson, 23, in the Saddle
Mountain area.
He said Johnson made his way
out of the woods to Necanicum
Junction to report that Roadman
had been hit accidentally by
bullet. The sergeant said he had
no other details to disclose yet,
Johnson was shaken by the
deiath, and could not lead -search
ers directly to the scene. They
wandered three hours through
heavy undergrowth before finding
the body.
BLACK FLIES
LONDON Wl Eight English
seaside resorts appealed Thursday
for government a i d against a
plague of black flies which hitch
hiked across .the Atlantic on float
ing seaweed. Bug experts say the
flies are a type common along
the eastern coast of North America.
Jele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
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BRIDGING THE GAP Loading up with graln'at a Dallas feed
mill! this delivery man Is preparing to speed much-needed grain
to hungry Texas catt'.e. While general rains have broken the
drought in Texas, interim supplies of teed, much of It obtained
40 government grain and. 'feed allotments, are needed to l;de
- fanners over until new crops- are in.
Chamber Picks 7 Directors
Election of seven new directors
to the Klamath County Chamber
of Commerce to take office with
the new, year, was announced at
ihe directors meeting Wednesday
noon at Uie Winema Hotel.
Benson Heads
Into Southwest
' WASHINGTON WV-Secretary of
Agriculture Benson heads into
drougtit-dis tressed areas of the
Southwest today on an inspection
tour that may show him how farm
ers there feel about administration
farm policies.
A five-day tour by military air
plane will take him into parts of
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Ne
vada, Utah, Wyoming and Mis
souri, i -.
The announced purpose of the
trip Is to "observe progress of
the (Agriculture . Department's)
drought program in stales having
officially designated drought areas
and to check drought conditions in
nearby states.'
Tf ' flavour
Ysr.;'. always
Stolen Car Found
Four Months Ago
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. dpi Dr.
Elbert King's car was stolen July
10. He settled with an Insurance
company and bought a new car for
a considerable additional sunt..
Yesterday he found out his car
had been recovered four months
ago by -a sheriff's deputy who
tailed to report it.
He learned about his car's re
covery through a bill $67.50 for
towing and storage charges.
William Oanona Jr.. H. O. Juite-
land, J. C. Renie, Vic Schoonover
an Glenn Bowen were elected to
serve three-year terms. Walter Mc-
iniyre and Keith Couo were elect
ed for two-year terms.
Reorganitatlon of the chamber
last year provided for the group
to be governed by a board of 15
directors, five new officers to be
elected each year for three-year
terms. The additional two new di
rectors for two-year terms brings
this plan Into effect.
All new directors are local busi
ness and professional men. Ganong
is an attorney In the firm Oanong
ana uanong; juckeiand operates
the Juckeland Truck Sales and
Service, dealers for International
Trucks and Hudson motor cars:
Renie operates the Jewelry store
of the same name, Schoonover Is
general agent for the Great North
ern Railway, and Bowen is mana
ger of the Oregon Water Corpora
tion.
Walt Mclntyre is owner and oper
ator of the World Wide Travel Bu
reau: and Cobo is proprietor of
the City Center Lodge.
All have been active previously
in chamber committee work.
ROUTINE VISIT'
TRIESTE Uh . Three British
frlcutea docked In this troubled
port Thursday while red-capped
British military ponce ana two
Bien gun carriers patrolled the
quay. A Royal Navy spokesman de
scribed the visit as "routine."
I CHILDREN MISSING
HONO KONQ (P) Six children
were among 15 Chinese reported
missing Wednesday when a fishing
Junk sank off Waglan point 14
miles outside Hong Kong's harbor.
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