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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1948 WVf RED NICHOLS Elks Terrace Ballroom Friday July 9 Elks and Ladies Tickets at Elks Club DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF Jack's Melody Aces WHEN? Saturday Night ADMITTANCE: MEMBERSHIP CARDS WHERE? EAGLES HALL Even Yugoslavia Well-to-do Join Tito's Supporters BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. July R t.P) Yugoslavs are witness ing strange phenomenon today. The Belgrade "reactionary" is swinging behind Marshal Tito. Yugoslavia's fierce national pride has been stung by the taunts ol Moscow and the Corn inform. As a result, Tltoism, which may prove to be the Yugo slav's own peculiar brand of Com munism, Is spreading. This new word Is catching on outside the country, too. The "Belgrade "reactionary" al ways has represented the for merly well-to-do people who wanted no part of Communism. Now he Is saying. "I'm for Tito." Two weeks ago this would have been an unheard of thing among the stubborn opponents of the Tito regime. Now. with the Com munist information bureau ac cusing Tito of straying away from Leninism, It is not so strange. The effects of recent events ; upon the peasants and ordinary working people also are quite ap parent. Many of the every-day people of this country have been bitter enemies of Communism and its threat of collectivl?atlon of the land. But they prefer Tito's brand of Communism to Moscow's because Tito is a Yugoslav. They view the charges by the Cominform as foreign intervention. It Is gen erally believed they will follow a man who is strong enough to lead them against this. v i4 NS) fix " .-! fw Simula ..ti - j . hsarfi Wt.r msi- 1 1 nl .ii i ih in iK fi Proposed Crematorium Stirs Singapore Debate SINGAPORE i.n The pro posal that Singapore build a crematorium is running Into op position from the colony's Mos lem minority. "Islam prohibits cremation of the dead." a Moslem Missionary Society official de-1 clared. "It Is a most contemptible act in the eyes of Islam." The society plans to make! strong protests against the sug- j gestion of the Singapore municl ! pal commissioner, that the col only save land by burning corpse instead of burying them. iat.s ji-lkilil RETRACING ORECON TRAIL ON HORSEBACK Th. R.v. and Mn. J. W. Beard, 65 and 63, respectively, car for on of their horses at Mitchell, Neb., during a stop on their horseback trip from Portland, Ore., to Independence, Mo. The retirad Presbyterian minister and his wife are retracing the Old Oregon Trail. They left Portia nd on April I and plan to attend th Oregon Trail Association convention, Aug. 14-15. IAP Wirephoto Former Astoria Mayor J. C. Ten Brook Dies ASTORIA. Ore., July 8 I.Ti John Conrad Ten Rrook, 74, for mer Astoria mayor and superin tendent of dredging died of a heart ailment Tuesday. He sup erintended the construction of the north and south jetties at Kort Stevens in isa.t, end in 19J6 was elected to ihe first of three mayoralty terms. Last year he relinquished the post of port of Astoria drericing superintendent to his son, John. Peat mosses have reclaimed vast areas of wasteland, turning them into peat, which makes a useful fuel, and forming fertile soil. f.,i & Wk K. ! Cm 2 for 25c 6 for 73c 12 for 1.43 f BLENDED JUICE . wan 43-. Cm 1 Can 22c 6 for 1.63 rSISI . T! TOMATO JUICE 1 r v : s n yi'Jiif 'A r 1 . i . 1 v emu 1 w a . m i v Grapefruit Juice ) I I No. 2 Can l k-vi- i, I f ftA-l Ti I'.. I - I t- A I f n If U IUI ...... UW 71 X Ul l ior ...... i. r 6 for 67c Friday U 6 for 62c i., s s i r. ' 1Z lor ; and ; ? TOMATO JUICE : sdc ' Red Whil. JUly f 4S ot. Can , QiU ; 1 Can ..... . 26c , ; f 6 for 1.53 in h t I 12 for 3.00 ' "lh ; I . . 1 ff II I l y, i Jl. a . A A A. A A A A B 1 if V l7netntMs'n IntPA I I 1 , 46-01. Can I Til ) C Bl, i n lie. j-J.SVi..: Id ior i.aj ' y ; 12 for 3.79 I jT J V-8 Vegetable Juice. OTr No. 2 Can J! ' 2 for 25c ; 6 for 77c 4 12 for 1.49 J 1 ; . f' - :'.-:;-v.-. . j. . i - v.. - i-pi Boothill Graveyard At Tombstone Inspires Truman TOMBSTONE. Aril. I.TV- Epitapha In Boothill Graveyard here tell some of the story of early Tombstone the town "too tough to die. President Truman gave na tional prominence to the western lore of the cemetery when he paralleled his White House ef forts to the life of a cowboy whose headstone reads. "Here Ilea Jack Williams. He done his damndest." Many of th original epitaphs of the men who died with their "boots on" were collected bv souvenir hunters before a watc'i was kept over the graveyard. Boothill'a first group of graves mark the climax of the famous Clanton-Earp feud which ended with blazing gun play 67 years ago. The single marker reads: "Tom MoLowerv. Frank Mc Lowery. Bill Clanton Murdered on th streets of Tombstone ." That't the quoted opinion of Clan ton sympathizers. Then there's George Johnson who had a sad demise. He was "Hanged hv Mistake." or so his marker reads. Other hangings weren't accidental with an 18M head hoard attesting to the legal execution of Dan Dod, Red Sample. Bill DeLaney, Tex How- i ard and Dan Kelly. Trial of the i five, accused of killing four townspeople during a holdup, w as conducted legally, but mob Jus tice had its say. "Died of Wounds" ends one man's story, with "Amhuhed by Apaches" and simply "Killed by Indians" vividly telling another Western history chapter. Dumped unceremoniously In nls final rest ing place, a cowboy's epitaph tells of his death: "John Blair. Died of smallpox. Cowboy throwed rope over feet and dragged him to his grave." SPEAKER LISTED There will be an address by George Mavborn, representative of the Watchtower Society, in the Canyonvllle Community Kail Julv 11. Mavborn's topic will be The Signa'l to the Nations." There will be a Bible study at I the home of F. W. Hitrhcock at Canyonvllle Tuesday. July 13. 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