Former Russian
i General Names
< )wen Lattimore
WASHINGTON, (/P)—A former
Russian general testified yester
day that in the early 1930’s the
head of Soviet intelligence refer
red to Owen Lattimore and Jo
seph Barnes as “our men.”
Alexander Barmine, no'w head
of the Russian unit of the State
Department’s Voice of America,
gave the testimony to the Sen
ate Internal Security subcommit- 1
tee.
Barmine said he was supplying
arms to a western China province
in 1933 while serving as a Rus
sian intelligence officer.
He recounted that he asked his
superiors for additional person
nel.
He quoted a General Berzin,
identified as chief of Soviet mili
tary intelligence, as first offering
several of his men and specific
. ally mentioning Lattimore and
Barnes among others.
Barmine said these were “the
first two American names” that
ever came to him in his intelli- j
gence work for the Soviet gov
ernment. .
He told the committee that he
was born in Russia in 1399 and
came to this country 11 years ago.
He said he became a naturalized
citizen in July, 1943, after his
honorable discharge from the
f United States army, where he
served as a private.
Barmine said that in July, 1937,
he fled from his post as charge
d’Affaires and acting Soviet am
bassador in Greece because some
of his former army classmates in
Moscow were purged.
Then a retired brigadier gen
eral of the Soviet army, Barmine
said he knew his classmates who
had been shot were innocent. He
said he submitted his resignation |
from the Soviet service and from
the communist party, fleeing to
Paris.
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Rancher Out-runs,
Out-wits Grizzly Bear
BURNS LAKE, B. C., {JP) —
Old Red, the sheep-killing grizzly
bear of the Cariboo, is dead.
A rancher’s quick wit—and Old
Red’s appetite for mutton — did
him in.
Cyril Shelford and Old Red met
face to face Monday night when
the rancher went to drive a flo'ck
of sheep to the corral. Shelford
had only a short club for a wea
pon.
He threw it at the menacing
bruin, then dashed for the corral.
Old Red followed before he could
slam the gate.
With his footwork failing him
Shelford resorted to headwork.
He sprinted toward an injured
ram, hoping it would divert Old
Red. It did. The bear stopped and
killed it.
Shelford reached the house and
returned with a rifle. He poured
20 shots into Old Red before the
beast fell dead on its final charge.
Shelford has a collection of claws
as a souvenir. Each is more than
three inches long.
Locomotive Runs Over
Man In Anchorage Yards J
ANCHORAGE, <7P) — A man :
identified as Flaviana Jacinto, 50, i
was killed Monday near the Al
aska Railroad depot when run
over by a diesel switching engine.
Witnesses said Jncinto was
standing watching the switching
operations and stepped in front of ,
the train just before it reached
him. The engine came to a halt
within 15 feet but one set of
wheel trucks already had passed
over the victim. He worked fdr
the Emard cannery.
Cold Cash
LONG BEACH, Oalif., (/P) — It
really was cold cash which the
burglars took from the Offman
Cafe the other night.
Police were told that the in
truders broke open a refrigerator
and took $358 in cash which was
hidden in chunks of ice.
TAIPEH, Formosa, (f?) — The
Chinese Nationalist defense min
istry said 18,000 persons were sen
tenced to death •and 40,000 others
condemned ta slave labor in a
recent series of mass trials in
Kiangsi province on the Red
China mainland.
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Harvest Festival
NEW YORK, (/P)—The National
Council of the Church of Christ
in the U.S.A. urges that churches
select a Sunday in August, Sep
tember or October for promotion
of a “harvest festival.”
The Council said in a state
ment that the festival should be
revived as a means of relating
worship “to the ordinary pursuits
of man.”
ONE FOR THE ROAD
VANCOUVER, (/P) — John
Boyles awoke in his hotel room
to find an intruder placidly drink
ing his whisky. The thief fled
with $190 from the wallet of his
reluctant host.
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