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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1948 V
Allies Cautious in Dealings With
Russia but Firm in Stand Taken
By DeWITT MacKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
The current International tension was strikingly dramatized In
. Thursday'! session ot the British House of Commons when Ernest
Beven England's barrel-chested two-Hsted foreign secretary took
the floor to tell of the mw Allied effort to pave the way for peace.
Bevln spoke to hushed house.
Contrary to his usual catchas-catch-can
delivery of speech, he
maneuvered cautiously for words.
He was faced with the fact that
U. S. Ambassador Bedell Smith
had just arrived In Moscow with
the plans of the Western Powers
for a verbal approach to Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov instead
of the usual austere In Inflexible
written note. Kevin must be care-
ful not to ay anything which
would Jeopardize the Allied move.
And he mustn't commit his gov
ernment too far or disclose too
much. He was even cautious In
his keynote:
"I have not given up hope . . . "
Bevln made one startling reve
lation in stating that Britain is
considering a halt In the demo
bilization of its armed forces be
cause of the tension between Rus
sia and the West. He was, I take
it, killing two birds with one
stone: He was letting the public
in on a momentous secret, and he
was tipping the Muscovites that
John Bull really means business.
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Lest there be ny doubt about
British solidarity In this crisis, at
the conclusion of the foreign sec
retary's statement, wartime
Prime Minister Winston Church
Ill took the floor as leader of the
Conservative Party. He pledged
the Socialist government the full
support of the powerful party
which he heads.
Allies Definite on Stand
Bevin'g cautiousness Is also
seen In Washington and Paris.
The British, French and Ameri
can ambassadors in Moscow are
expected to meet with Molotov in
the immediate future. From in
spired speculation we may as
sume that the ambassadors first
will make it clear to the Soviet
foreign minister that the Democ
racies take the following stand:
They will not get out of Ber
lin, period. They will not be high
pressured by Russia into nego
tiating over the problems of Ber
lin or over any other broader
questions, period. Before there
can be any negotiations the So
viet must lift its food blockade of
Berlin, exclamation point. Mean
time the Western Allies are going
straight ahead with their plans
for forming a German govern
ment for their three zones of oc
cupation. The Soviet Union can
Join In with Its zone or It can
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Dl'BLIN, July 30. m Irish
colleens perked up at a letter pub
lished in the Dublin Evening Mail
advertising for a wife for a well-to-do
stationary engineer who pre
fers "the short, well-built type
not too slender."
The letter was signed, "Bert
Stone, 1.1297 Glen Oaks Boulevard,
San Fernando, California.
"She can be from, say, 20 to 30
years of age." It said.
"She should know how to cook,
keep house, and prepare a good
meal.
"She should be, at least, a high
school graduate the more educa
tion the better."
The writer said he was "past
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lie nromised: 'The girl I mar
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good clothes, money for luxurlesj
and necessities."
Man Bets $100 He
Can Beat Horse In
Walking Contest -
LEBANON, Ore., July 29 (PI
Paul Smith, 63-year-old and
strong-legged, Tushed today to
the defense of Linn County men.
They haven't been feeling so
good since Old Baldy, a Waterloo,
Ore., horse, supposedly long past
his prime, up-ended strong men
in three tue-of-war contests.
Smith challenged the horses to
a walking contest.
1 can outwaiK any norse. A
horse has to stop for grass and
water. I eat as I go. And I get
there first," the Mill City heel-and-toe
expert asserted.
Then Smith offered to bet $500
he could beat a horse over a 100
mile course. Linn County men
perked up.
In fact they brightened more
than at any time since Chet Fitz
water, 220-pound pool room
strong man from Lebanon, met
his Waterloo.
That was where half the coun
tryside lost bets on Chet. He got
on his back, braced his feet
against a timber and grabbed the
tug of war rope. Old Baldy 100
yards away at the other end of
the rope promptly pulled him up
and sent him flying Into mud.
Smith's challenge got an im
mediate response. Jess Moss, Leb
anon, who owns a horse Just
three miles from Waterloo, took
the bet.
He will ride a ten-year-old ex-
cow horse named Larry over the
300-mlle course. The race will be
over a tour vet to be set.
Smith even agreed the horse
would run or gallop. He figures
he can walk five to eight miles
an hour and win handily.
Tough Guy, Aged 4,
Turns on 3 Fire
Alarms, Swats Cop
D ANBURY, Conn., July 29 T
An unidentified boy who ap
peared to be no more than four
years old, had quite a time for
himself here today.
He turned in a fire alarm from
a box in the center of Danbury's
congested factory district, bring
ing three lire companies to me
scene.
After firemen arrived, he gave
the alarm box hook another yank
which brought out all of Dan
bury's fire fighting apparatus to
gether with 150 firemen.
Fire Chief John A. McNamara
said the second alarm was equiv
alent to a general alarm because
of the nature of the area.
He also explained that the boy
was able to reach the fire alarm
box the first time because "it was
a low hanging one."
me boy turned in tne second
alarm, the chief said, while he
was struggling in the arms of a
fireman who saw him standing
near the Instrument.
"He slapped the fireman in the
face with one hand and turned In
the alarm with the other," the
chief said.
Later, during the excitement,
the chief said, the boy disap-;
peared in the. crowd.
Gearhart (R.-Callf.), said in a
statement. Gov. Earl Warren,
GOP vice-presidential candidate,
hails from Gearhart's state.
Pending construction of the
proposed home, the famous old
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dignitaries, would be assigned to
the vice-president.
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