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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1948 THIRTEEN Strike In Steel Company Coal Mines Settled WASHINGTON, July 14.-.PV-Justlre T. Alan Goldsborough yes terday announced tenement of the strike in "captive" steel com pany coal mines. . Goldsborough (aid representa tives of the Heel industry and of PHONE 307 FOR SAWDUST and Ill, Single or Double Loads Ph. 307 YOUNGS BAY LBR. CO. TOM WALLBOARD Sheets and Tile Gyp-Lap Weatherwood Simpson Firtex COEN Floed & Mill Sts. A FAVORITE KENTUCKY BRAND IS AVAILABLE AGAIN I Old 2 30 PINT U 43 QT. wTHomI DiitilliTTPreiliicts Cortwition.'Nsw 3E 8 L REMEMBER LAST WINTER? ORDER WOOD and SAWDUST . NOW! ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Phon 468 ONE YEAR TO PAY 114 N. Rom John L. Lewis' United Mine Workers had agreed to accept the same coal contract signed re cently by the rest of the coal in dustry. The Judge told reporters there is one condition the L'MW agrees tu modify its union shop clause in the new agreement if the provision eventually is ruled illegal by the National Labor Re lations board. - At his news conference. Golds borough said the 40.000 miners in the steel industry -owned "captive" pits will return to work this morning. They have been Idle for week. The contract previously signed by the rest of the coal industry provides SI a day wage increases and double the amount of money to be made available for the min ers' welfare and pension fund. This royalty lew was raised from 10 cents to 20 cents a ton. Goldsborough made his an nouncement only an hour before Lewis and the L'MW were to make an answer in his court to a plea for a court order to end the strike. The request for the order was filed by Robert N. Denham, general counsel for the NLRB. OFF THE RECORD PHILADELPHIA, July 14 LVt Radio listeners heard this bit of impromptu advice over a sup posedly "dead" microphone at the Democratic National Conven tion Monday: "Quit shoving or I'll knock you on your can." NBC said the words went over the air Wren an engineer inad vertently switched the convention broadcast to a floor microphone near the platform. The speaker was not Identified. Sheetrock Masonite , Weldtex Asbestone Veneer SUPPLY CO.' Phon. 121 Sunny Brook Ktntucky Whiskey -A Blind Enjoy thi Whiskey that, (AuajJL 04 & Noma Yors-86 Proof.65 Bfiis Hsutrsl Spirits 771 GUARANTEED REBUILT MOTORS FOR ALL CHRYSLER MADE CARS CORKRUM MOTORS Her Patience ,1l..ssaas)aaaas)aaasBalas)asfaaHsssssssssss For 10 years, Dorothy Sell worked as a waitress to put herself through the University of Illinois Medical School. Now, as Dr. Dorothy Sell, she's interning at a Los Antfeles, Calif, hospital, and checks her first patient, Arthur Carlson. - Closing Democratic Convention Big Riddle Confronting Party Leaders BY PETER EDSON PHILADELPHIA, July 11. (NEA) The great riddle as the Democratic convention opens Is how to close It. Shall President Truman be brought up here from Washington to thrill the revolting ranks of his party with one of his now-famous off-the-cuff demon strations of his dynamic personality, and send the rebels home reunited to do and die for the ticket of Truman and Blank? Roosevelt did that In 1936, with a mass rally in the stadium next to Convention Hall. Those in charge of this conven tion principally J. Howard Mc Grath, the national chairman, and Sergeant at-Arms Leslie Biffle apparently haven't made up their minds on this momen tous question. The alternative to having the president make his acceptance speech in Philadelphia is to have him go back to Independence, Mo., and be formally notified ot his nomination there. You can imagine the scene: The president would casually announce that he was going home for a few days' rest. He would be sitting on the porch in his shirt sleeves and slippers, and with his television makeup on. When all of a sudden, who should come down the street but a com mittee of distinguished Dems. I The band would wheel up and t render a few bars of Beethoven's j Fifth you know, dit, dit, dit, daa i the old wartime V for Victory. One of the delegation would then step forward and read a piece, saying that at a recent spontaneous gathering of disin terested and unbiased public citi zens In the City of Brotherly Love, it had been unanimously decided lo run Judge Truman for the presidency. Surprise, sur prise, surprise. Nobody would be prepared for this event except for 1.000 news papermen, pnotograpners, tne recorder and all the Democrats within a day's driving distance of Independence. Judge Truman, blushing mod estly, would then deliver a few impromptu remarks carefully prepared In advance by his ghost writers to make sure he dedi cated the spot to the right guy this time meaning to himself. The supposed advantages to this program are that it would add a homey, Down in-Old Mo. touch to what is starting out as a pretty sordid and soggy con vention. Also, it would give the delegates time in which to go home and patch up their wounds and feud-shattered friendships. Can H Face Them? The objection to this program Is that it would be an open con fession that the president didn't dare face an unfriendly recep tion from all the disappointed and discredited people who tried to stop him. This Includes A.D.A. leaders Leon Henderson and Walter Humphrey; Jimmy Roosevelt of California: Southern Senators Claude Pepper. Lister Hill, John Sparkman and Olln Johnston; Southern Governors J. Strom Thurmond. Fielding Wright and William Tuck: city Bosses Jake Arvey of Chicago and Frank Hague of Jersey City. Where all of these people and their followers are going from here Is a mystery. They repre sent a lot of ancient prejudices and phobias about states' rights, civil rights, liberalism, Catholi- Of COotMf HOT IVtU SCKOZ y,verewm M0T0MJNC II TMfl UtT ttit-l Ts9 I CO 901 R1MI0S. TMC vtl l put u TOoerMto, 2 DAY INSTALLATION Phon 406 Gets Patients clsm and every other Ism. The diehard fanatics who hold their varied beliefs have been threat ening to walk out of the Demo cratic party tor years, tnis time they have hollered so much and so loud they'll either have to take their walk or keep their peace forever more. The only man who can pull all these pieces of Humpty Dumpty together again is the party's candidate for the presidency. What this convention need is a big lift. When this was suggested to Chairman McGrath he asked, "What do you mean? Have the president come up here for the opening?" Too Popular Monoplant Stolen Second Tim TACOMA. July 14.--Ben Barry's too popular Luscnmbe monoplane was headed back for the fold today. The plane disappeared from Barry's Sky Harbor airport here Monday morning. It was landed several hours later at Hillsboro, Ore., hut Its pilot didn't stick around to be identic -d. The same plane was stolen a year ago and recovered In a farm er's field near Omak. It won't return in as good shape this time. The sheriff at Hills boro said the plane landed on a farmer's field to isk for gas and then crashed upside down, on the take-off. He aid two men walked away from the damaged plane. PENALTY ENOUGH CHICAGO .Tv Stuart Becker. 19, hurried home from a vacation in Canada by plane to appear in traffic court on a charge of speed ing. Judge Gibson Gorman told Becker it was refreshing to find a defendant who made an effort to appear In traffic court. He also told Becker that his $43 airplane ride was considered am ple fine und he dismissed the speeding charges. JACK MOLLARD The "Kits-It" Tailor 327 N. Main St.. Room 4 Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1024 J So, you want an exclusive suit, huh? You don't want to meet yourself on the street? Brother. If you buy from samples you are apt to do that very thing. Houses that put nut huge gobs of samples are dellRhted to let anyone have them who ran read a tape-meas. ure. I received several hooka of I samples from a house In L. A. I ! promptly sent mem hark. I knew i for a fact that at least thre nth- ! er places in town nan inese same I samples. I buy all my woolens from houses that do not put out samplts. And I'll tell you something else. Those great gobs of samples sent all over the country Is a huge Hems of expense. Do they spread that expense out over all their samples? Indeed shey do not. They tie It on cloth which Is In greatest demand. For Instance harkskins and gabardines. I've known them to tvmst the price of on ordinary sharkskin as much as four dollars per yard. Thev are enabled to work all kinds of stunts because they know from the mills beforehand precisely what they are going to have in stock because thev have ordered many months In advance. Houses that do not put out samples buy exactly what thev want when they want it. Thus I am able to get fresh goods and not old cloth stored In a wholesale house for years. Do you still want an ex. elusive suit? I've got more than five hundred dollars worth of fresh woolens now In stork. Everything made here In Rn. burg. "Paid Advertisement.) Demonstration For Sen. Barkley Said Manufactured PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. July 13 (.V) Last night's demonstra tionwhich so tne Dixie delegates were betting was longer than the one Mr. Truman will receive when he wins the party's presi dential nomination Wednesday made some quick converts. Robert E. Hannegan, former Democratic national chairman who helped put Mr. Truman on the ticket In 1944, said it looked to him as though the demonstra tion "has decided the Issue" for Barkley. Clinton P. Anderson, former secretary of agriculture, told a reporter he doesn't think the Barkley show would have been allowed to go on so long If the president had been set against having the Kentuckian for his running mate. Hannegan and others had been reported e king a younger and more New Dealish candidate to run with the president. The demonstration even had Its effect on F. J. Hague, cast as one of the die-hards still looking around for another candidate. A reporter asked him what he thought of Barklev's chancel. "What the hell," Hague re- ?lied, "you're not stupid, are you? ou saw that demonstration didn't you?" Barkley touched off the demon stration for himself with a rip snorting attack on the Republi cans. , He brought tne house down with a sally at Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, the GOP nominee, who called in his acceptance speech for a house cleaning to sweep the cobwebs out of Washington. "When the Democratic party took over the government of the United States 16 years ago." the white clad, perspiring Kentuck ian roared, "even the spiders were so weak that they could not weave a cobweb In any depart ment of the government of the United States.'' The delegates liked It and they stood up and yelled. When the senator finished a few minutes later, a palpably manufactured demonstration be gan for him. A sweating delegate whipped Into the air a sign pro claiming "Barkley for Vice-President." The march was on to the tune of "My Old Kentucky Home." 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TISINO ft: i if m mm signed to the air lift. Lt. Gen. Lukjantschenko, the Soviet chief of staff, addressed the protest in a letter to MaJ. Gen. George P. Hays, th. American deputy military governor. The Soviet general accused the Americans of violating flight safety rules in the 20-mlle wide air corridor on three recent oc casions and of flying over Soviet military installations. Hays Informed the Russian that every Soviet protest in the past had been Investigated and found invalid. Cook books often suggest. In preparing cauliflower, that the whole head be soaked In cold salt ed water for a half hour or so before cooking. This direction is given because the soaking helps draw out insects. . 230 N. St.ryK.ns THEV KNOW THEIR. AOS oei.ivER.iNa sale si iri- WH6B.E IT COUNTS MOST, -a 7r-y-rf v i I
