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Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 7

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Portland, Maine
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7
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V1 i i iJ JPortlani PriH Portland Maine Friday Morning September John Dugan 1 -A iu jii i La'' and Clarence A Branny Brunswick i Raymond' Callahan South Portland: Elbert Sawyer Gray and Robert Ourgln Naples v-1 I Andrew! la aecuaed of attempting assault Mary Archambault 71 also of Scarborough seated in a rain attempt te find a 12th tnanj: if-' The 12th Juror win be seated this nlng 1 i Named to thejury were: Charles Munson South Windham: Le-ander Chutej Casco Charles Holden Portlsnd Dtmald C- Chandler New Gloucester -James Grlb-mln Portland Lawrence Xek of uffldefifc 9ul jurors efternooa forced adjournment of a scheduled trial of a criminal assault Charge at alnst Roes Andrews 11 of Scarborough in Superior Court Since both counsel stipulated an aU-male jurr court officials scoured the streets after 11 were I'A'S ABHrlM- musie box In! gold brought 19000 at a' sale at In London vil i at DAY'S LIMITED! QUANTITY ONLY OF 4 Was ktiMwiin Shielded) Is Claim -J I State Dep't Accused Bjr Former FBI Man wAhlngteni HepC IS A former PBX ageto testified today that the State Department blocked the! arrest of Russia's No 1 atom-botnbf spy in this Country and ths man later escaped Larry Xerley who said be was an FBI operative from 1917 to 194told a Senate Judiciary aub-committee that anetwork of several hundred Soviet sp)ee operated In the Unlied States during the warJ Vij I Ruwla's "best agyntsM he said were 1 1 assigned to ferret out A-bomb seoretei 1 Ketley testified that although the fBI was aware of their movement! the Federal Bureau waa not permitted to "open up" Russian espionage eases-ror arrest''- the without the State Department's approval The witness now a member of Dm New1 York Journal-Ataerlcan editorial staff said th- State Department refused i to permit the arrest of Arthur Alexandrovich Adams whom he 'nained as the mostjactive Soviet' agent in early atomic spying! 1 Adams subsequently fled tojRusslahe sald-r Kerley said fhe State Department's no-arreat order was sflu In effect when he left the FBI In Oetoberri945 He said the FBI kept the department ad- on Soviet spy activities 1 LynnGirls Plead I' 1 ir- 4: i-T' For back fb Ilk ths bsaiitifully colorsd antf tailored I- i Hi -r li-J- woolerv drs ssi or eoats 'A! 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