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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1954)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE ' Cff. IK By hwil. am. "She' had three proposals of mirriage, but they were Mil during the office Christmas parties!" US Envoy To Question Reds ' WASHINGTON -U.S. Ambas sador to Moscow Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen is expected to press again soon lor data on three Amer icans held inside Russia, danger than any other U. S. citizens be lieved detained behind the s Iron Curtain. i .. Bohlen, la Washington- .since Thanksgiving week for consulta tions, leaves from New York City tomorrow for the Soviet capital.' ' One task awaiting him there, V. S. officials - said, will be an other presentation to the: Soviet govmment-he eighth .this-'yeer see 1c ins information about William T. Marchuk, William A.. Verdine and John H. Noble. , ., ' Marchuk and Verdine have been held for five 'years, Noble for nine. Recently repatriated, Aus trian soldiers have, reported; see ing them in Soviet jails. Marchuk and Verdine got Into Russia after going AWOL from the Army In 1949. Marchuk, of Breck inridge, Fa., was a private as was Hearings On US Defense Plants Start WASHINGTON Mi Sen. McCar thy's Investigations subcommittee today begins a series of open hear ings on communism in defense plants. It ' was uncertain whether the Wisconsin senator himself would be on hand. McCarthy's sore elbow was re ported troubling him again yes terday. He did not appear for closed-door hearings in the after noon which laid the groundwork for public testimony In the new investigation. ' Witnesses scheduled for today In clude Herman E. Thomas, of- Al lentown. Pa., a former FBI un dercover agent, and a number of workers in a Bethlehem Steel Corp. plant- at Bethlehem, Pa. Seven such workers testitied in private yesterday, but Sen. Pot ter (R-Mich), who presided some of the time in McCarthy's absence, said some of them were dis missed. Sen. Mundt (R-SD), who con ducted, the first part of the ses sion, said Thomas named several men who are now working at the Bethlehem Plant, but did not say the former FBI agent called them Communists. i Mundt said the first of these men, the only one he heard, "took the Fifth Amendment." Potter la ter said others also declined to answer questions, invoking the constitutional guarantee ' against llorced sell-incriminatioo. He said the Bethlehem plant holds some secret defense contracts. Thomas, who for 10 years was an undercover man for the FBI in the Communist party, appeared before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee last Oct. 13. At that time be named 339 per sons, mostly in Pennsylvania, whom he' testified be had known as Communists. Mundt said he be lieved theoe were different from the men Thomas testified about yesterday. The. three subcommittee Demo crats, all reported out of town, were not on baud for yesterday' closed hearing, the first helt by the group since McCarthy was con demned formally by the Senate for his conduct. , Verdine, whose home Is at Slarks. La. Noble, of Detroit, was arrested in 1945 at Dresden, Germany, in the Soviet zone along with his fa ther Charles Noble. The father was released and returned to the United States with the rest of his family except for John, who was a minor at the time. CAPTURED TOKYO MV-The newspaper Nino Keizai said today 438 South Ko reans, mostly youths trying to es cape the draft, were captured in the last two months trying to slip into Japan. New Location US it. 4th Stevens Hotel Bldg. CHET MOORE'S Adding Machine & Typewriter . . - Service . - Expert Service Since 1 927 . Joan Crawford To Be Hostess HOLLYWOOD W Actress Joan Crawford will say "hello" to guests at a cocktail party and get paid a reported $10,000 lor doing It. 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