KOSEBURS HEWS.WEViEW,-ROSEBUBS. PREgOR, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1944.
EIGHT
Meeting of .
Churchill and
FDR Due Soon
iiitting as hu .team scored two I Contracts Awarded
runs In each of the third, fourth j Hiqhway Board
and fifth Innings, while the A1.!B' nignwoy owuru
leys scored two in ine ursi uriuj
one In the fourth. i
Summaries: I
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WASHINGTON, July 13 AP) I Batteries: Blake and Ruther-
A meeting between president ford; Illney and Baughman.
Roosevelt and Prime Minister R H E
Churchill ; may come about before 0)ym Sup 000 008 2 11 10 3
long, the way cleared in part by Su(n Caribous 201 000 2 5 6 2
Mr. Roosevelt's dramatic revision . Batteries: Peterson and Muller:
ot rrencn policy 10 permu prat- Vang and Hogan.
UCH1 CUUUL'I U11UII Willi VJU'Ill.- Ml ,
Charles De Gaulle.
Teacher Get Bonus
PORTLAND, July 13(AP)-
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The problem! of Anglo-American
relations with De Gaulle's
national' committee of. liberation
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cult ever 10 trouble the course of ,' st-iiuoi sysu-m employes
affairs which have to be handled will receive salary increases plus
jointly by Washington and Lon- ? 820 monthly cost of living
don. bonus"
The president and the prime' The bonuses, approved at a
minister have at various times meeting last night, are a contin
been fairly close together In their uatlon of a program started last
desire not to recognize the com- year. Federal funds are advanced
mittee as a provisional govern- to aid In the program, off setting
ment, but Mr. Churchill's posl- war-caused Increases In the dls-
tlon has been complicated first trlct'g expenditures.
by the fact that his own foreign "
office has long favored recogni
tion and second by Indications
that this attitude in recent
months has become Increasingly
widespread throughout the Brit
ish government.
Had this . recognition issue re
mained in a highly unsettled con
dition with allied- armies in
France, it would undoubtedly
have colored all the discussions
of Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Church
ill in their expected talks. i '
No time for these talks has
been indicated. The president,
hoawever, has hinted ' at ' two
news conferences that he exppcts
to see the prime minister this
summer or fall and that he would
probably make the trip to Britain
this time Instead of having Mr.
Churchill come over.
PORTLAND, July 13 (AP)
The state highway commission
has awarded J. A. Terteling and
son, of Boise, Idaho, a contract to
construct 3.80 miles of the Neha-U-in
secondary highway on a low
bid of $297,728. The strip will be
(rinded and paved in the Astoria
naval hospital section.
At Its regular meeting here
yesterday, the commission gave
A. H. Harbour and son, Portland,
a $38,500 contract to paint the
Coos Bay bridge.
E. C. Tall Co., Eugene, submit
ted low bid of $178,019 for 3.3
miles of grade widening and 11.
Xi miles of surfacing and oiling
en the Foster-Canyon Creek sec
tion of the Santiam highway In
Linn county. The Linn county bid
was referred to the state engineer
lor consideration and award.
Another Linn county project
a timber-trus bridge across the
Santiam river west of Caseadia
was turned over to the Linn
county court for award and pay
ment. Linristrom brothers, Port
land, submitted the low bid of I
$14,676.
A collection of obsolete machin
ery accessories was sold by the I
commlfiion lor $34139.
. New Red Cross Head '
. WASHINGTON, July 13 (AP)
President Roosevelt today. ap
pointed D. Basil O'Connor, head
of the national foundation for In
fantile -paralysis, as- chaiiman of
the central committee ( qf Jhq
American Red "Cross to succeed
the late .Norman H". Ddvis."
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; ; c- G, P. .frtan, Chosen
PORTLAND; "July 13 (AP)-
The Oregon Presbyterian., $y nod
continued, its 54th annual meet
ing today aftet1-electing Df. Her?
man S. Retchard.' pastor of 'the
First Presbyterian ,.,ehur,ch . of
Grants Pass as moderator.
Two Cases of Polio
PORTLAND, July 13 (AP)
Two new cases of Infantile paral
ysis, one in Portland and one in
Lincoln county, were recorded by
the state board of health today.
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Hungry Rome
Is Still Beset
By Near Chaos
By EDWARD KENNEDY
Rome, July 13 (AP) Premier
Ivanoe Bonomi's government will
establish itself Saturday in a
Rome still beset by chaotic condi
tions after six weeks of allied oc
cupation. Though the capital's food sup
ply problems are far from solved,
the food situation is better tor the
masses than In the final days un
f'er the Germans, but most pub
lic services are worse now than
when the Germans were here.
The main cause of this is the dam
age done to, Installations, by. the,
Germans.''
Shortage of electric power is
one of Rome's greatest tribula
tions. Power came almost entire
ly from hydroelectric establish
ments to the north, and many of
these installations were wrecked
by the Germans.
The bread ration now is two-,
thirds of a pound dally, three
limes what It was under the Ger
mans, and the quality ot bread Is
the best Home has had in years.
The bread is available on ration
cards at a very low fixed price.
Prices ot goods sold to allied
soldier have trebled in many cas
ts Ince th' fifth army came into
the city.
Rome today is a city of con
trasts -an extremely dreary place
In some regards; In other re
spects gayer than In many years.
Dancing, which the fascists ban
ned for the duration of the war,
has started again in some hotels
and clubs. It Is more of a play
ground tor off-duty officers anil
soldiers than any place In the
Mediterranean theatre since Cairo.
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WEST'S
Olympians Score
Season's First Win
The Olympic Supply company
softballers, who have been tail
ending the Roseburg league, al
though having a strong potential
lineup, came to life last night and
administered an 11 to 5 trimming
to the Sutherlln Caribous. After
going scoreless for five innings,
during which the Sutherlln team
had picked up three tallies, the
Olympians filled the bases In the
first of the sixth and proceeded
to romp around at will on hits
and walks, climaxing their scor
ing spree when Peterson smash
ed out a home run to score three
mates ahead of him bringing the
total to nine runs for the Inning.
Both teams added two runs in the
seventh.
Iilake permitted only two hits
as his Roseuurg Lumber company
team won a 6 to 3 decision from
the Roseburg Alleys. Strode, man
ager Of the Lumbermen led the
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