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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940, SEVEN GOP May Defer Alien Policy Plank -.1 WASHINGTON, Juno fi (API Rfvnntl HfMinln republicans wifi K'stfd today (hut fiist-movinjf do vplfipiitniiLH In Kuropft make it ml vlsaliln to cli'ft'i wrltlnj? n foroifin lioliry plank at tlm national ron-vi-mimi until tin- rcniatndi'r of tho jilatrnrm lias boon drafted. Most republicans, they Bald, a word inoro or less nprfI on o '1 strong "keen out of war" and In Hut limy contended that specific lanpuacr' covering; for example, .American nasislnnco to tin allies or territorial limits of Tnitod States d'fins policies if such angles are to b touched on must nwnit con diiinns at. the time the platform is iv-auy fur submission. The platform commit f eo, which vlll meet n week in ndvanco of the .June 21 convention to start prelimfnarv discusnions. in about Ihiee foiirths complete. Kadi-state nnd territory will have one mem ber. Among thoHfl already selected v for nun mitten meniliersiiins are 1 1 tree semi i tn -Lodge of Massa y cNiiseMs. Townsend of Delaware, jpnd Thomas of Idaho nnd two former senators Penper of Penn sylvania and 1'dfjp of New Jersey. Thnnias and I-oiU'o said tliat a foreign policy dechtraiion should he given most careful consideration (n the, light of events at conven tion time, Thomas ndded he was "very definitely opposed to being Ff (impeded lllto war." The phi I for commit tep Is not the only one which will go to work early at. Philadelphia. Tim conven tion arrangements committee was called yesterday to meet June lf to hear contests over tho seating of Plneates. They will bo given full delega tion contests involving four states nnd Alaska : also contests over delegates from one district each in four other stales. wants renomlnatton. Tho resolu tions ronimltmo or tho Connecticut democratic convention voted unani mously last night to recommend that the slate's Hi-vote delegation ho committed to the chief execu tive. The South Carolina senator has been mentioned uh a possible choice for keynote speaker or per iiianent chairman of the democratic national convention at Clttctigo July 15, 1 3 Roosevelt-Byrnes WASHINGTON. Juno fl (AP A democratic ticket of President Ttoosevell and Senator Itvriies nf South Carolina was being discussed throughout congressional circles todav us a result of the two offi cials' week end cruise down the Potomac. Ilynie-t would sav of the renort only thai "the president, tlt no time in inv life, has ever discussed with me. the vice presidential nomina tion on either the democratic or renublicun tickets." Regarding fho general situation, however, some of Hymen' friends Intimated that he had received vir tual assurance that Mr. 1'oosevelt would nccepl n third term nomina tion. It wa s said nuthnrilaii vely orv cnpilol iiill that Hyrnes indicated willingness to be tho president's running male, although be bad de clined only three weeks ago to let the Son lb Carolina democratic con vention endorse hint for Hint post. More than n majority of the na tional democratic delegates al ready are pledged or semi-pledged i to support Mr. Roosevelt if he France Decrees Death for Quartet of Spies PARIS, June C AP) Charles J u lien Masson. former captain of the French air corps, and three oilier men were sentenced yester day to death on charges of operat ing a spy ring that dealt with French aviation secrets. The military court said It was due to Masson's activities before the war that the Germans were able to bomb French ulrpoiis with comparative ease. The others sentenced are Otto Hans Weill, German traveling man; Rene Spleth, ami Raymond Verdaguer, mechanic. Masson's woman friend, F.lalne Quevauviller, and Murgentl Ro land Ramiguoii, nu electrician, were sentenced to forced labor lor life. Pioneer Editor A. S. Bliton Dies MF.nFDnD, Juno R. (API At hert S. rtllion. Si, a pioneer south ern Oregon editor and native of Clyde, N. Y., died ut Ills home here Wednesday. Mr. Itliton camn to Medford In January, 1S93, nnd founded tho Medford Mail, a weekly, that later became a daily. In VMM It was pur chased by the Medford Mall, a daily, then owned by George Put nam of Salem, nnd became the present Medford Mail-Tribune. He fore coming to this city, Mr. Itliton published a weekly newspaper at Florence, Ore., for eighteen months. He nlso published a weekly ut Wheatland. North Dakota, from ! whence he came to Oregon. Mr. Hilton was formerly post I master at Wheatland and later I deputy United States land commis sioner for Oregon. In 1131, after twenty years con tinuous service with the Culifornia Oregon Power company, Mr. I'liton was retired on a pension. Resides his widow, he Is surviv ed by a son, Albert If. Rlllon of Kit gene, and two daughters, Mrs. li mine Thomas, Mod lord, and Mrs. Mildred JI. Dodge, Yreka, Calif. Pro-America Opposes National Guard Call PORTLAND, June fi, (AP) Opposition to presidential author ity over the national guard nnd reserve units, except after declara tion of war, was voiced yesterday by Oregon chapters of Pro-America, republican women's organiza tion. Power Dusters Bombard Crickets With Poison VALE, June 5. (AP) Three power dusters shot poisoned bait along the southern Malheur coun ty countryside today to stop tho havoc of Mormon crickets. The Insects caused considerable damage in the McDermiU district last season. The dusters have ill- rettdv covered about acres. : ',: i 7Yrt7 ACM WWfUfS, Sm fMtiti- (i A-bW.i Douglas Distributing Co.. 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