The Vernon Daily Record from Vernon, Texas • Page 4

Sept 16 1954 VIBNOfl DAILY RECORD, Vernon, Tex 'Top Red Spy Knew About iSneak Pearl Harbor Blow LAI NCH Richard Nt.xnn, left, and Speaker of the Houw Joseph Martin, preparing 1o take from Airport in separate planes to launch an all-out bid to control of the neu Cons to be elected Nov. 1, scan huge showing; routes of their trmels. Mxon'l campaign target the west with his first speech scheduled in Columbus, Ohio. Martin scheduled an 11-day transcontinental swing from New Jersey to Washington state and hack to Missouri. ARMY INTELLIGENCE CHIEF Top Iranian Arrested As Spy for Soviets BLAST DOESN'T RATTLESNAKE his information, but he mtist have had many a lusty laugh the rest of us.

He made wonderful ion, amusing, a fascinating talker. He liked food, liquor, late hours and the ladies. In fact, the story is that it was a girl who brought him to destruction, but I am not, too sure about thtt. Perfect Faeade He had a perfect facade for his job. As a newspaperman, and a very presentable one, he had entree everywhere.

As a German, he was highly persona grata with Japa- i nose officials. More important, he had become a pet of the German Embassy. In past, this was because of his brilliant record in World War I. He came through covered with medals. and the old German army was something less than lavish with them.

He became a close confi- rect date and some of the tioop 0f German dispositions. in Tokyo so much so that when The other was Japan WoHrt War II started, the Ambas- table. He seems to had ad- sadof. mfldp him the Embassy vance information about Fear! UI Ui I Harbor. 1 He had previously By HELM AN MORIN For Hal Boyle New York, One of those quiet-spoken intelligence agents came in the other day to ask me some questions about an old friend.

Ever hear the name, Richard Sorge? Richard Sorge was a spy, a Communist spy, a true genius in that desperate trade, For my money, he was the greatest of them all, a man who made Mata Hari look like a little girl playing cops-and-robbers. He got his hands on two of the most vital pieces of information in the history of our time, and succeeded in transmitting them to the Kremlin. Knew of Pearl Harbor One was intention to tear up the nonaggression treaty with Russia and launch his attack in June, 1940. Sorge had the cor- Sebree, press officer! Access to Secrets In that post, he had access to and was directing, an espionage thp NMig. top secrets A crowd I network operating ali through the awaited Police Chief J.

Z. Shelton when he answered Mrs. Lolo Tehran. Iran, ii The Iranian cr of 133 operatives assigned to Conner's call to quick Army's chief counter intelligence work against Red spies around the vvith your gun there's a cop- gent for the strategic Abadan oil Abadan oil refinery on the Per- at rea has been jailed in the sweep- sjan Gulf. The captain went under Confidently assuring the cleanup of Soviet spies in the name of Moghadam." g1anders miss, the Authorities arrested Garagozloo rhjpf crawlPd through vesterdav, charging that he him-; the ueeds toward the snake, Squalls Due For State's Coastal Area a irg cleanup of Soviet Iran's security forces The top plainclothes agent Khuzistan Province, Capt.

Gholam was a Russian spy. Hossein Gargaozloo, was the lead- Nearly 500 officers in the army -----------------------------------------------------and police force have been caught up in the nationwide drive against spies. The number eventually taken into custody may exceed 1.000, officials said, since the lower military and police ranks not yet come under extensive investigation. The purge also is being extended to civil branches of the government. Intelligence officers said the ring using algebraic equations as codes, slipped the Reds not.

onlj Iranian secrets hut detailed information on "every tank, gun and the United States has been supplying Iran Army informants said Gen, i Alexander Rodionov, military tache in the Russian Embassy, played a key role in the vast spy Far East. It may still he operating there and here. Some U. S. top intelligence people fear so.

Through his agents, many of them in very high places, Sorge reached inlo every chancellery from Japan to Java. He knew some of the deepest secrets oi (he great powers. Was a German Nobody ever served the Reds Knows. Shelton aimed his shotgun caie- i Nobody evei seived the While he was waiting for it, ac- fully, fired, then waited a mo- bettei even against his own coun-; Qf)j-ding to the storv, 'one of his ment to see if the snake i tty. Richard Sotge was a German, friends gave him away in a fit ed.

It didn t. I knew him in Tokyo as a fellow jealousy. He was arrested and He picked up his to correspondent. That was merely executPd. display it to the crowd.

part of his of course, al-j It was an old piece of rubber though he actually worked at the hose. Job He let on the extent, of 1 Want to Rent Try a Want Ad! Squally weather was in store for the upper half of the Texas coast- country Thursday. The Weather Bureau said a storm area in the Gulf of Mexico had moved northwest during Wednesday night, and that squalls with winds of 25 to 35 miles an hour could be expected from Mobile, Ala to Port O'Connor, Texas Small craft were advised to stay- in port Thursday and Thursday system night. For the rest of the State the weather was clear and warm. Tempeiatures were moderate at dawn, ranging from 62 to Galveston's 78.

but went up steadily as the day grew older. Mid-afternoon temperatures A Pound of Proof Is Worth a Ton of Promises Taxes Average $57 Per Person in Texas Chicago, Texans paid an average of $57 each in State taxes during fiscal 1954 compared with were expected to match Wednes-j a natlonfl! average of the davs when most points from the Commerce Hearing House, Panhandle lo the Gulf reported reported yesterday. maximum temperatures in the The Private arv high 90s alyzing and reporting on tax and The forecasts called for clear to business law-, said the State fig- partly cloudy weather across the ures ranKpd from State Thursday and Friday with I 'n to a low of $47 in widely scattered showers and Kentucky and Nehraska. thundershowers. But long past dawn there had been no rain re ported in 24 hours.

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