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Escaped Turkey Caught Near Foundry; Two Loons Killed in Mid-air Crash

By FRANK WIDNER

IRA BECHTEL, who lives in ,Z Waterford, didn’t fully celebrate Thanksgiving last week so he’s going to do it up right Thursday. It seems that Mr. Bechtel, who purchased a turkey for the holiday from Harry Hite, ran into a little trouble with the bird.

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called and has been prelonged by Communists, and yet the strike continues: with jerep-, arable damage to our national defense.” Attorney General Robert H. Jack-|

son said Sunday that the Federal | Bureau of Investigation had found

Connections of Other Plane Workers. WASHINGTON, Nov. -26.— (U.P.).—Communists and

important American industry,

Chairman Martin Dies (D. Tex.) of the house committee investigating un-American activities yesterday in a statement inviting attention to “a deplorable weakness in our government’s dealing wita fifth columnists.”

public in Mr. Dies’ behalf by

Robert E. Stribling, committee secretary. “That weakness,” the statement said, “lies in the fact that our chief law-enforcement agency (Department of Justice) has known for some time that the Vultee strike was

activities, and that he was at one time a member of the Communist Party in France. “7. Our committe has shown conclusively that the program of the Communist Party calls for the sabo{tage of our national defense ... one lof the Communist Party’s official programs declares: ‘The main task consists in

The turkey, which was placed in a coop, apparently didn’t relish the idea of being sacrificed for the dinner table and so escaped.

Over the past week-end, however, the turkey was found. hiding in a shed in the rear of the Kelly Foundry. It will be served Thursday— with all the trimmins’! » ” ® GEORGE AND August Sabinske, of Gary, went fishing the other day and got a glimpse of a headon “air crash.” They were pulling in their nets from the lake at Carr's Beach when they sighted two loons soaring overhead. The loons flew on a direct line

with each other, crashed headon and plummeted into the lake.

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They were dead when the Sabinskes pulled them out. » ”n ”

'Glen R. Johnson, living near Dunlap, brought home a big catch the other day after a tramp in the woods a half mile northeast of the DeCamp bridge. He shot and killed a 90-pound wolf. FF 2% MRS. ELIZA STRATTON, 92-year-old Seymour resident, has a letter that llectors probably would like to have. It's dated Oct. 9, 1822 and was mailed from a town believed to be Gardner, Mass. A figure “25” in one corner is thought to be the

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{lic a letter received recently from the ball on Minnesota's 4-yard line most of whom were employed in| |R. G. Wiezel and E. G. Glover, sta-| and the urbane voice of CBS in- ajrcraft. From time to time, qur in-| tioned at the U. S. Consul’s office in, terupted and announced the news|vestigators, James H. Steedman and of course, are thank- George F. Hurley, have submitted e get and don't pre- | reports on the situation in aircraft “We have always felt grateful in sume that you would modify your industries. The most important rethe past for the direct contact with regular program because of these sults of our investigations have been America which your radio programs! two voices in'the wilderness.

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man who goes to a school of poise now. that we are quasi-excommuni-and self-confidence directed by a cated. “These glorious fall days, which |That weakness lies in the fact that Tre-| |are akin to those in the American our mayne, co-stars on this program for| East, except for the vivid reds of the has known for ‘some time that the the lead-| maples, still mean football weather | Vultee strike was called and has is to be Bill Stern's guest Sunday ing roles. The comedy was written|to us, thanks to your broadcasts. | |been prolonged by communists, and! { The Saturday night circles of the | {yet that strike continues. and orchestra two authors of this letter and their |

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football | mittee has had investigators on the nouncer after graduatioh and sev- | [formances marks the beginning of games 5000 miles away is, together | west Coast since the beginning of | with our legation crowd in Belgrade, 1939. In August of the present year. perhaps the unique audience youl sat as a subcommittee in Los An|have for this broadcast in Yugo-|geles and took the testimony of witslavia, and we feel very privileged. nesses who were employed in the “The reception is perfect in every | including bands and cheer-|

The Dies statement, follows in part: “Almost a year ago, our committee found unanimously that members of the Communist Party were entrenched in the leadership of at least 10 labor unions. Most of these unions are organized in key industries which form the backbone of our national defense. “It is gratifying to note that other government agencies have now : i confirmed the findings of our committee with respect to the subversive a c tivities of Communists in our vital defense industries. Whils it is a matter of encouragement to have our committee’'s finding confirmed, I must call attention to a deplorable weak[ness in our government's methods jof dealing with fifth columnists.

Rep. Dies !

chief law-enforcement agency

“Almost continuously our com-

aircraft industry.

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ing, but you did let us down terribly year, Congressman H. Jerry Voor-|

|last Saturday when Ohio State in his sat as a subcommittee and|

the last minutes of the game had heard the testimony of 20 witnesses, |

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“From a careful re-examination of investigators’ reports and the testi-

Congressman Voorhis and myself, 1 now place the following facts before the American people: “1. In September, 1939, investigators Hurley and Steedman obtained a secret report of the Communist Party entitled ‘Proceedings of the California Convention, May 14-15, 1938. This report, was pre-

Col. Charles, P. Hall is regimental commander. nesses is at |wyndham Mortimer as a member of

[the Communist Party, U. S. A.

pared for the Central Committee of

Furthermore, this report established |the fact that the Communist Party was concentrating its efforts in the In

this California convention. Wyndham Mortimer, well-known | was sent to the

“2. Something like a score of withave positively identified

the Communist Party. . . . In addition to his being the chief organizer of the C. I. O. in the aircraft industry on the west coast, Wyndham Mortimer is now leader of the strike at Vultee.

Cites Browder Testimony

“3 When asked if Wyndham Mortimer was a member of the Communist Party, Earl Browder said under oath: -‘He is a very close friend, at least.’ Browder is the gen-

Party. “4 Several witnesses have testified under oath that Lewis H. Michener, another leader of the Vultee strike, is ‘a member of the Communist |Party. Our evidence indicates that | Michener has boasted that the Vul-| ‘tee strike is the first step of the {Communist Party to test its strength in aircraft, and that the party intends to tie up aircraft production

eral secretary of the Communist

dustries. . . . We must prepare: to convert the imperialist war into civil war.’ “8. Our records show that communists call strikes and prolong them for purposes which serve the ends of Moscow’s revolutionary program. “9. Our" evidence further reveals that in a Southern California aircraft plant there exists a clique of

| German-born employees who have

shown definite sympathy with the

{present Nazi government in Ger-

many; that these persons are in key positions in this Southern California aircraft plant; and that competent American-born workers are able to

| obtain promotion only through join|ing this German clique.

“10. Our evidence indicates that {the Communist group and the Nazi | group in aircraft have been co-op-erating since the Stalin-Hitler pact.

Recalls Voorhis Hearing

“11. On Nov. 8, 1940, members of the so-called German clique appeared before Congressman Voorhis, sitting ‘as a subcommittee, in the federal building in Los Angeles, Cal. The following facts were established at this hearing: . “Assistant foreman—German born, was a commander for the German Army during the World War, formerly employed at Dornier Aircraft in Germany, and has family connections in Germany. “Night superintendent — German born, in the engineering corps during the World War, family connections in Germany with a brother employed in an airplane factory. “Foreman—born in Friederickshaven, a machine gunner for the German Army during the World War. “Foreman—Employed at Luftschifftun Zeppelin Co., with family connections in Germany. “Foreman — German born, formerly employed in aircraft factory in Germany, with a family in Germany. “Foreman—Born in Germany with present family ‘connection in Ger-. many. “Lead man—German born, employed in experimental department at Dornier Aircraft in Friederickshaven, Germany, with family con-

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generally. ; «5. Our evidence shows that George Forsburg, a ifiember of the strikers’ negotiating committee at| Vultee, is also a member of the] Communist Party. It is stated that he joined the party in 1937, and that his party membership book bears the number 60,105.

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“g. Louis Tournie, another member of the strikers’ megotiating committee at Vultee, is also, according to our evidence, a member of the] Communist Party under the name of Touhy. It is further testified tha he was discharged from Douglas

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