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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1149 Europe Getting Back on Feet But Still Needs Help GENEVA UP) Most economic experts here believe Europe is making great strides toward in dustrial and economic recovery. But, they add, she still desperate ly needs help. Delegates and officials of the economic commission for Eurooe are optimistic about the commis sion's success in planning Euro pean seU hclp across all political differences. They say they can not estimate, however, how long it will take the continent to over come the ravages of the war. A general reluctance to forecast the rate of progress appeared due-, in part at least, to uncertainty over many vital factors. These in clude future harvests, possible in dustrial unrest and the extent of American aid now beinc argued In Congress. TJnder the Marshall Plan, as enunciated by the U. S. Secretarv of State at Harvard last June, the European, nations are requir ed to do what they cn on their own and together to put Europe on its economic feet. The commis sion's planning, however, is dis tinct from the Marshall Plan. A full analysis of Europe's present economic position and DrosDects now is being prepared by the economic commission's re search division. The division is headed by British Economist Nicholas Kaldor, a native of Hun gary. The report is expected to be ready for publication early nt a i mum n. Kaldor is maintaining close crecy about the conclusions of his survey. They are being drawn irum aaia supplied oy nearly every European nation. Including members of the commission. Crash of Automobiles Ends Hiccups Attack HOUSTON, Tex., Feb. 5 iJPU Mrs. Mabel Bo ling, 33, of Houston found a cure for the hiccuDs but she isn't recommending lu ap plication. Mrs. Boling was nursing a cast of hiccups as she sat In her automibile, at a service station last night when two cars collided in the street. One of them swerv ed into the station, hit a gaso line pump, knocking It over and igniting spilled gasoline; hit a pillar supporting the driveway canopy, the rear of the Boling car, and the station doorway, orrHKing a piate glass winnow. airs, uoung s mccups vanished. Wallace Petition Still Short in Califoraia. LOS ANfin.PS PoK. Petitions to place the name of presidential candidate, on- the California primary ballot next Nnwmlwr haL hocM. bIamaI k- 225,000 Los Angeles Couty voters, sirs. Kuin biaue. local campaign director, declared today. A total of 275,964 qualifk-d names are needed. WILBUR WILBUR Mr. and Mrs. Al ton! Teal or Roseburg were call ing on friends In Wilbur Satur day. Mrs. Floyd Chapman of Taco ma and her daughter, Mrs. Don January ot Eugene, arrived here Thursday to spend a few days visiting with relatives. Mrs. W. E. Russell of the West Side, who was quite sick. Is re ported improving and able to be up. Mrs. Vernon La Rout and daughter Vernalee spent Sunday In Salem visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs Moskal and fam ily, Mr. Dick Sands and Domingo Sabola are on a vacation trip visiting in Nevada before return ing nome. Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse LaRout are visiting friends and relatives in and around Roseburg and Wil bur. They spent the past five months in Minneapolis with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Olibert Wrenn. They ex pect to spend a month here with their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ver non La Rout and family before going to their home in Salem. Mrs. Harold McKay, Mrs. Ftovd Chapman and Mrs. Don January left Sunday for Richmond. Cal., lor a visit ol a week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehmann and Mrs. Leitha Larken and son Brian, Mrs. W. J. Deardorff of Oak land was visiting in Wilbur Sat- uraay. Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse La Raut. Mrs. Vernon La Raut. Mrs. Eva Kinsle, Mr. and Mrs. George Dlm- mick and Mrs. D. P. McKay at tended the funeral ot Arthur Hutchinson Sunday at Kellogg. The Roseburg Gideons held their services at the Widbur Church Sunday, Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dubbs of Shelton. Nebr., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munzie Lee a few day's. Military Training Plan Vote Long Way Off WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. 1 A move to force a Honse show down on compulsory military training is off to a slow start. It took the form of a "dis charge petition" filed by Rep. Lareade (D.-La. ). The petition needs 2IS signatures a majority of the Houie at the end of the first day it had only 11. When one of these petitions Is signed by the necessary majority it "discharges" the- House Rules Committee from control over the bill i:i question. That brings It to the House for a vote. Otherwise the rules com mittee can hold up a bill Indefinitely. WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE WITHOUT GLASSES? Lois N. 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