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T fiOSEBURS RSWS-RcVIEW. ftPSEBURS, OftEgQR THURSDAY, 'APRIL g, 1948 KJNe v Russia Spoils Good Effect Of Crash Apology By Dp WITT MaeKENZIE P) Fun-ten Affairs Analyst Russia's quick apology for the Scviet-Hiilish plane disaster Mon day in Germany created hope that this might signal it general ease ment of the dangerous tension which developed recently be tween the Soviet and the Western allies in that zone, but this hope has now been largely dlssapated. The Russians today blamed the British for the collision be tween the1 Soviet fighter plane and the passenger ship, with the loss of 15 lives. The bolshevlsts charged that the British pilot violated regulations by flying over the Soviet traffic zone. The British retorted that the Russian story was palpably untrue. The Soviet authorities not only had apologized but had promised that hereafter allied planes would have unhindered access to Ber lin. As a result, British Foreign Secretary Bevin, while pressing for immediate investigation of tj, the disaster, felt able to tell the $100 a Month A for llfi L?fe House of Commons regarding the general east-west dispute, in Ger mauy: "If there is goodwill, it Is cap able of solution." Mr. Bevin was smart to put In that qualifying "if". Sample Of Red Tactics The Russians are treating the crash ns an accident, and while that exact characterization might be questioned, (he allies haven't quibbled over the term. It ap peal's from the testimony of eye witnesses for the allies that the pilot of the Red fighter plane was trying to harass the trans port by diving at it. However, it would be absurd to claim that he deliberately sacrificed his own life in order to destroy the British plane with 12 Britons and 2 Americans aboard. He Just wasn't smart enough as a pilot to do the trick of "buzzing" which the witnesses say he undertook. If we accept the version of these witnesses, we have here a typical example of bolshevist tactics for all occasions. The Com munist philosophy of life is wrap ped up in stron-arm methods, as witness the manner In which they have taken over the small coun tries of eastern Europe. Political success Is achieved by the use of force, terrorism and purges. Even in ordinary debates they don t waste time with attempts at persuasion but resort to bul lying and obstruction, as witness their operations in the United Nations. In the lieht of all this, the Rus sian apology for the Berlin"col lision" was a striking deviation from their usual behavior. But now the Russians hav ing perhaps saved a grave devel opment by quick apology for the plane crash, apparently are re verting to their old tactics. The 'CoUUn Years Plan gives you insurance protection now and a monthly income for life when you retire. Details will te gladly explained by any Standard Insurance representative. 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In another check where evas ions were suspected, Wiggins said three cases were investigated. The first showed one man paid $40,000 over four-year period when he should have paid $240, 000. "Indications are the other two cases involved even bigger mon ey," he said. The bureau of revenue has about 1,000 invest iRatora, not enough men to handle the prob lem, Wiggins, said. Oregon State College Suspends 138 Students CORVALLIS-(.f- Scholastic troubles brought suspension for 138 Oregon State College stud ents at the end of tlie winter term, E. B. Lemon, dear of ad ministration reported, Ho said the number wan about average for the total Enrollment. An additional 403 students were placed on probation be cause ol grade averages below C. WOULD YOU LIKE to SEE WITHOUT GLASSES? Lois N. Cassel Teacher The Br, Bates Kef hod oi Eye Education Interview by Appointment Onlv Phone 1019-It the two boys Wallace, 16, and Sammie Lee, 14. 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They're lovely to look at . . . delicious to eat. And Safeway' low prices enable you to enjoy them today and every day. Why not add t touch of Spring to tonight's menu? Safeway has ihe Low Prices. Be Sure . . "Shop Safeway Baking Needs, Etc. Shortening ' "' 'b- 39c $1.09 Shortening l lb- 39c Mb-$1.10 Crisco Shortening Mb- $1.15 Pancake Flour 42c Flour i'eM Cn" -" 49c mb- 93c Cake 4 Pastry Flour Wr " H- 83c Dromedary 5c Sale . Hew D.ll' Food Mil Now Only So With G!ngrbrd Mil of Regular Prlco BOTH ONLY 32e Condiments, Soups, Etc Tomato Catsup Hi 19c Tomato Ketchup H,ln 27c Tomato Sauce ''' c.n $c Rtpe Olives r . Se Maiofa Oil 45c ? 88c Tomato Soup 21-w. cm 5e Pea Soup l 1 2c Noodle Soup Mix 3 32c Household Needs Canned Foods Apple Sauce ' f2c Kadota Figs s,' No-300 19c Grapefruit Highway Brokta SegmenH J'l 5C ' BednS AosoVf, Green 6 White Limes No. 2's 25c Whole Beets i-r No. 2 ioc Corn Highway, Vacuem FackeJ I2-oi. cn gc Com Kernel Whale Kernel No. 2'$ 2 1 c PeaS QentenideSietdarJ No. 301 cm ); Pork 4 Beans ""'''' N 1 I Ic Beans Wilh Chm. 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B. or Hills Coffee 49c Golden West Coffee 49c Sanka Coffee '-" 5?e Instant Coffee Wi--4U Instant Coffee 39 NOB HILL COFFEE Mb. bag 42c 2-lb. bag 83e BLACK TEA SJSSRK TEA Ai-57e -btpW 45 'A tb. 6Se 1 p2- 53e Green Onions Garden-fresh lb. 26c Mild Flavored j Asparagus Radishes' U. S. No. I Greet Fresh as rfsw Tender Bright Shoots Li. 19C Red LB. 18C ARTICHOKES u.13c CUCUMBERS Hohou,6rowr, tcc.llylb.29C Grapefruit, Texas Ruby Red . ib. 7c Navel Oranges, Seedless 7-lb. bag 59c Cauliflower, Local Crop Ib. 14c Rome Apples box 1.69 Peppers, Green Bed ib, !9e Potatoes, U. S. No. t 'A' Size lb. ITK2C Broccoli Ib. 20c Spinach 10-oz. cello pkg. 17c Fancy Ripe Tomatoes 34-ox. tube 32c HOMINY WHifo et Gofdon 15c Grapefruit Juice Tow HtMiW Swtttentd c. 21c PEACHES hteti He, ZVi Cn 21 SAFEWAY MEATS ARE TRIMMED BEFORE WEIGHING ... So you Save Money! When yea compare meat prices, remember Safeway prices always are based on the trimmed cuts, free of excess bone, waste and fat, ready for cooking. We'll give you twice as many rib lamb chop without cost if you ever buy them not trimmed this way: Excess china bone tips trimmed off nil discarded Waste free excess "tails" trimmest off Rib Lamb Chops Trimmed Waste-Free Top Quality Lamb lb. 65' Leg o Lamb Roast Lamb Shoulder Roast Breast of Lamb Stew Sirloin Beef Steaks Beef Chuck Roasts Fresh Ground Beef a. &5c ib. 55,. 25c 75c a. 49c 45c Pork Loirt Roast M BACON 't "' FRYERS t'iKenleJDhloiaM FOWL triiceraled DiiloinleJ Chinook Salmon stKh Halibut Steaks Short Ribs Prices In Ihis al re eifcclive tnroBKft Saturday, April 10. S9c ib. 55c lb 79e lb- 65c ib, m& 59c Ib. 29c W'e restrvt Ihe right to limit quantities. sales to deltas. Be sure..e shop m K:
