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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1941 SEVEN Draft Law's 'Small Business' Note Produces Worry Among Officials By PETER EPSON NEA Washington Correspondpnt WASHINGTON ' NEA1 While House and Nationat Defense officials are now In a big huddle trying to decide what to do with one of the unwanted hahirs dumped on their doorstep hy the depart. Ing Congress. It's a "small business" amendment to the new draft law. It would reoulre the President. 1 1 on advice of National Security Re. I sources Rnard. to give small husi res a fair share of the order for defense materials. It defines a small business as one empxving less than .VtO workers and heinq itidef)endently owned. Then as a clincher It would require the gov- i ernment to cive small business an Here's Uncle Sam's Newest Man O'War (ret drfnnsp orders and pointed to ; this new law as proof of cnngrM. 1 ional intent to give small bui- i ness a hotter break, defence offj. j cials would be hard put getting around tt. Truman Balked A further complication in that ; inp n ,u i ii ,;," allocation of steel for anv defense i"! ?. ! u .7." . i " i 1 order it may get. These provisions weren't In the original draft act versions approv ed hv Senate and Hoi.se Armed Services Committees, White Mouse arvl Qffense Secretary James V. Forrest a I didn't ask for and didn t want thrw controls in allocation system now in opera-' tion under the so-called Taft anti-! inflation law. An Office of Indus-: try Cooperation qnder John C. Virden in Department of Com-; meree is now administering this j law. j u-p .riA ihrt,,,, a,,o,nev pwrM a r"'l,", dVddeSwa,h,heV mean' ,V rlL"?'1 1 ministration, handling Marshall ; ' .JsSm. ' V.-. H 7A - Democracies Call Stalin's Hand In Demand to Lift Berlin Blockade men, tirened up to a: house In response to a woman's scream for help today. A breathless voice called: The back door's open, come in that way." Thev found, thev said Miss Vic By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst The battle of Berlin between Russia and the western allies i toria Markov standing on a chair, pivotal engagement of the cold war Is moving sharply towards a pointing. , showdown j "Mouse." she gasped. The blunt demand made by I I Solemnly the cops inspected a Amoripa Rritain and France that 1 , , , i little hole In the wall, then left America, oruam aim rmmr wini j oiifhprn u nut rrurtlvelv . v r Quieuy. ihJ F,' 'mmeni'"r,y l'",,,he Czechoslovakia was designed by food blockade against the civilian population of Western Berlin is calculated to Bring things to head This olockade of course represents force the Democracies to evacu the Reds to be the strong point I or the center. Incorporating lessons learned during World War II, th light cruiser USS Worcester, Just com pleted in Camden, N. J., is the latest addition to the American fleet. The 17,000-ton ship, shown in the Delaware River, was named after the Massachusetts city which raised the $30,000,000 it cost. The Worcester, armed w ith six-inch guns, has a w atertight hull.- If hit below the water line, only . the hold actually damaged would be flooded. RADIO LI M K ft DELEGATES These Signs Of weakness dft . mnrvmrrv r-.u L ine r.amldon t lend Mw-nRth , Radf0 tf,,,,!, Conere.. meet. ate the city by torturing the Or" V,t" rn Al I iei in Germanv. I PV nhKf to man people Having cot the. Tv, .,,, ,. ,,,, ,, . i ' thtee tuhe recehinif set to Western allies mil of the way, ; !,"' , " , we,ir ,n a rMt iron tils snouiner. the Bolshevists could form a sep-. " c?." . . aT. - - . . t ne .C"nBr sessions re trans. Inate state in Eastern Germany. ' 'Vh,Th" , k I,. rh',1- y ,"p,'P''e!or,8. ana lz' i with Reriin ii ranitai whether It has carried its cnai-' ES,M HrP anip to ,tial In on their with Berlin as its capital. , , ,r(,m, smart at ianBl,acP to follow the di. J Washington. London and Pans ,.,,..,,, ... on uniw ra nmuw inr 1 struck simul.aneouslv hut separ-I ,h" Junc,ul cussion. no matter whore they are .: : i in town. aiei, ano 101 wr ium lime oi- ri . , reeled their demand to Moscow rather than to the Sovie- authop ; ities in Germanv. Thev have call- arid what can or will be done about them. And the steel indus. inns-. .... . 1 . ,u , rv is waiting nervously on the Jervi(;e, . side to find out. " p,psjd(,nt Trllman hHS of mnrsl, , Passed Without Protest 1 repealedlv asked Congress for This still and small business stand-in powers to allocate all ! sleeper was slipped into the draft scarce materials In the Interests ! act hy Congressman Walter C. of the civilian economy. And Just Ploeser of Missouri, chairman of as often. Congress has turned tne House mau business com- down these requests, mittee. It was passed without pro- The w hole mix-up reflects a test in the House three days be- curious Congressional state of lore Congress adjourned. Defence mind. Congress has been unwill officials watching the bill thought jng to grant anv government con it would be knocked out hy the trols for the protection of civil Senate. But Senate and House con- jans. But for the military. Con ferees accepted it on the last day (,rPS apparently willing to sub of the session and it was approved nit to the toughest kind of con- laip aniroay nignt. v nen tie- trnls. fense officials woke up Sunriav morning to read what kind of a draft bill Congress had passed, there was the Ploeser amend ment, and were they surprised. The White House will probably be forced to issue some kind of executive order to carry out the intent of the Ploeser amendment. It is entirely possible, however. The provision had carried as an that it will be allowed to remain amendment to the utilization of a dead letter until there is a spe industry section of the draft law. i rific nerd to revive it. I his is a ptck-up from the draft -iv of 1917 and the Second War Powers act. It gives the Presi dent now er to place mandatory TRIES PRE WAR FASCISTS GRt'PZlADZ. Poland (.Pt -A district cour. w ill shortlv trv what itia ei aAK V.. . J I orders for defense production is described'as "the first case of with any mine or plant and to 'pre-war Fascists. seize and operate any manufac-; The defendants are Marian Ma turing facility not complying. selkowski and Mieczyslaw Osinski. This power was not used dur-, The indictment charges that thev, ing ihe last war, and it could re- as jailors, in the vean 1932 to main unused in the future. The 1939 administered " brutal treat same thing could apply to the ment to polish prisoners in the Ploevr small business amend- Grudz.iadz jail, particularly mem ment. Rut if some small bui- hers of the Polish Communist resses complained that it couldn't party. There'll be pie in the sky some day stwnand Vonny Ann 'eWio, 18. will be carrying it. Vonny Ann, as queen of the 1148 National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Micji., will fly to Washington to Rive President Truman a cherry pie. The blue eyed blonde hails fom Empire, Mien., in the heart of th cherry region. ALL YOUR5- cCt 1 JL lH3BtiW'lil'lliB nmc OX-GAY $414.50 If you have never seen or heard or operated a RECORDIO, prepare for a thrilling experience. RECORDIO makes records right in your home gives you recordings of your family, your friends, your favorite radio programs. But that isn't all. RECORDIO . offers you radio and phonograph entertainment, too. Come in. let us- tell you about the many RECORDIO features that were designed to give you and your family hours and hours of pleasure. IICOI0IO DISCI PLAT ON ANT PHONOOIAeH 6. W. Dimmick Receives Bid To Oregon Trail Fete and Smith S8.022. Eight olher en tries trailed far hehind. The runoff winner will oppose Rep. Ross Rizley, Republican Senatorial nominee, in the Nov- ed Stalin's hand, and al a timelPa,rl Mr "rryiitR seven ponce when the iron curtain Is sho WEST LOS ANGELES. Calif , ahout two months, will distrihute (.Pi Two radii! cars and a' the wavelengths of some J(H) sta- Ine considerable wear and tear at vital points like Yugoslavia, Fin land and Czechoslovakia. Canada Joins In Equally impressive was the an nouncement in Washincton that the ambassadors of Canada and in the 1944 P-mocratic National Convention, polled nearly 40 per cent of his party's primary total, hut It wasn't enough for nomination. Goorae W. Iiinimick. Roscbu! e. regional vice-president of Old Oregon Trail. Inc. has received an official notice of the organiza tion's annual rendezvous and trek In August from Waller Meacham. executive secretarv. 1 , At Baker. AugiKt 9. a marker Ice Therapy Restore will he dcdicaicd in memoiV of , r . the g,reat ,aitie drives which ! Child s Severed ringer originated in the Baker valley in j i os ANGELES. July 7. - Fi iih. a noon meeniig win ne """' five Western Kiironean nations rVnT' , ?rHnJ ' been called into conference hwLh' " 'Lem'",ea Ztli w-'h I'ndeisecrerary of Stale .h- iqjj rv.mo,.,-aiie viilonal ' l-ovp" Ihe tive Europeans are Britain, France The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, which recently formed an alliance. These conversations will have to do with possible American mili tary support for the western Eu rojican bloc. This is the first time that Canada has been brought into discussions between the bloc and Washington, but her inclusion held at LSGrande August 10, and wav her hands cheei'ilv to show ' a natural one since her defon. on the 1 1th 'the m moors, will o( npr ,0 ,jm. llnR0ri are just sive Interests interlock with those visit Ihe Whitman Mission nnd as no(j a5 n,.w ' oC the I nited Stales and Brilain. go on to The Dalles for the night. That was todav some 48 hours Solidarity between Canada and The remaining schedule in- after she had severed her right America is vital to Ihe well-being eludes Portland August VI; An- middle finger leaching for a cold of the Weslern Hemisphere, nual summer convention in clPam ar at home Moscow In Hot Spot Library Hall. Portland. August Queen, of Angels Hospital surg- Whatever official attitude may IT: Oregon City Centennial cole- pon, wno declined use of their be taken hy Moscow towards the hi ation . August 14; governor's nam0, opd the fin-er together demand from the lemocracies banquet in the Masonic TemploJ a,tmjnjslorort penicillin and put that the Berlin blockade be lifted, that night, and on August It will h(M. wh()p hani) jn crushed. Ice. there can he small douht that the be a tick over a porunn of the Tnp kv 1nprapv was continued general European situation pro-' ,,. . "U Road. for two rtavs. When surgeons :in- i vides an anxious moment for Ihe With the group will he nr. rtressed the finger It was return-i Muscovites. The defiance and dis Howard Dnggs. national presi- j jn , no.ma likp registered hv the three dent, and repiesentatives from, satellite states come, from conn- oiTn "-r a alnni! the , -,0,(7 nnependent variety tries which are strategic points Old Oregon Iran. stores throughout the country In Russia's battle front through did a total of $Sfi,786,262 In no-1 Europe. Finland and Yugoslavia tions business. are Ihe anchors for Ihe northern Oklahoma U. S. Senator Candidates Face Run-Off OKLAHOMA CITY'. July 7 .F Former Gov. Robert S. Kerr and Gomer Smith, one-time congress man, will meet in a July 27 run off primary for the Ok'aHom Democratic nomination for LI. S. Senator. 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