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I NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1948 THREE Ford Auto Prices Upped S75 on Each DETROIT, Aug. 5 (& The Ford Motor Co. today announced price Increase averaging Jive per cent on all new Ford cars except one model. They amount to $75 on each car. At the same time the company reduced the price of its six-cylinder business coupe by $5. Ford said It was forced to raise prices for the second time In less than two months because of higher material and labor costs and the "necessity for reducing present production volume due to material shortages which cause production Interruptions." When the 1949 Ford models were Introduced in mid-June prices were advanced $85 to $125. Shortly after, the new model introduction Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers' Union agreed upon a wage Increase the union said amounted to approxi mately 17 cents an hour for some 116,000 hourly-rated workers. . Virtually every car maker has advanced prices this year; sev eral are expected to announce additional Increases before the year's end. Franct Sktptteol On Reports Lost Plant Found PARIS, Aug. 5 (. Reports spread through Paris today that NOTICE Hove Your Shoes Renewed At Hobday's On Day Service or Whilt-U.Walt Only First Class Material Used Hobday's Shoe Renewing 309 W. Cass FIN LAY FIELD-THURSDAY 8:00 P. M. DETtTl C ms 4eaa -TREATS For Friday and Saturday potAtoe cake and LADY BALTIMORE CAKE Ask for Them at Your Grocer's or Patterson's 981 -J MY, WHAT A OPOM STICK f All Poultry and the missing French seaplane with 52 persons aboard has been (ound In the South Atlantic. Air France officials said they were skeptical. The six-engined craft was lost Sunday en route from Martinique to French West Africa. Officials of Air France', the owners, said they could not con firm reports it had been found. House Approves GOP Anti-Inflation Bill (Continued From Page One) der told the Banking Committee this would do nothing to stop In flation. Instead, he said, it might "seriously handicap" treasury oo erations supporting the federal bond market. lam Tossed Baok Republican members of the House Banking Committee sent the brief GOP anti-Inflation bill to the House floor with a state ment blaming the Democratic administration for failure to stop inflation. The statement said high living costs can be traced to the admin istration's loose money policies and heavy exports. It said no witness supporting Mr. Truman's limited price, ra tioning and wage control legis lation nas denied that this "would reestablish the police state". Controls Mr. Truman asked for, they said, would retard In dustrial production, bring back black markets and cause tax evasions. The program which Republic ans are preparing to handle be fore their projected early quit ting time Includes: 1. A GOP anti-Inflation pro gram limited to controls over time payment buying and some tightening of bank credit through added reserves. 2. A housing bill aimed at Gov ernment aid in producing more homes In the $4,500 to $6,000 class. 3. A $65,000,000 loan to the United Nations to build some of the many structures needed for the New York City headquarters site. Senator Taft of Ohio, chair- ROSEBURG vs. GIUSTINA REDS f Eugene Adult 74 Chlldrtn SO I Oil $ BAKERY N . Jackson POULTRY! POULTRY! POULTRY! Prime CoL Fryers 60c Prime CoL Rst Heni. 45c Rabbits 65c Prime Rooster 36c Also Duck, Geese, Turkey, Ham, Bacon, frozen foods. That delicious Medo rich ice . creom, milk, butter, ereom, cheese. Remember Call 374 for service to your door. Eggs Farm Fresh man of the Republican policy committee told a reporter "there Is a good cnance mat tne entire f i roe ram can be pushed through n time to end the special session this weekend. Uranium Sent to Russia During War, Assertion (Continued From Page One) tive Investigation for espionage" when they hired him. Remington has been In a lob where he helped pass on what goods should be shipped to Russia. He Is now under suspension while being In vestigated. Uranium Exports Told McDowell popped out with the storv of atomic materials going to Russia soon alter the Un American Activities Committee met. He Is a member of the group. "As chairman of a special sub committee of this committee," he said, "I can reveal that at the very height of atomic research In 1943 two shipments of urani um compound were made to Rus sia after tremendous pressure on all phases of our government from known Russian agents and other who had worked them selves Into positions of Impor tance." One shipment was of 300 pounds, and the other 1.000 pounds, McDowell said. They went, he added, "from a small obscure airfield in this country." The subcommittee also has es tablished "almost beyond ques tion," McDowell continued, that shipment of heavy water were made to Russia during the war. Heavy water, he explained. Is a substance used In atomic re search. 'This Is only the beginning of the story," he said. "The Infil tration also was deep In the State Department, the Treasury Department,. the War Production Board, and even Into the Office of Strategic Services of the United States Army." McDowell also said h had a teelphone call this morning "from a conscience stricken gov ernment employee" regarding the transfer of U. S. currency plates to Soviet authorities In occupied Germany. He did not discuss this transfer further. Navy Refusal to Talk Secretary of the Navy Sulli van, haled before Senate Investi gators, refused yesterday to say why Remington was asked to re sign his commission m the ftaval Reserve. Sullivan was called to the Sen ate Office Building after three admirals refused, the Information and declined to turn over the Navy' secret files on Remington. All cited President Truman's order against making public files HAnlintT ifc-itH "Inv.ltv" i n vH am. ... ...... s ...j ... . - Uons. ' Sullivan told the senators, how- ever, he would ask Mr. Truman for authority for naval officers to answer questions about Rem ington. Truman Says Congress -'Feebly' Compromising (Continued From Page One) Truman said: Secretary of Agriculture Bran nan was prepared to offer a pro gram "directed to the problem of excessive food prices. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer wanted to discuss corrections of shortages in Industrial materials; Secretary of Interior Krug had a program to deal with distribu tion and prices of coal, heating oil and other fuels. The House Banking committee refused to hear these three cabi net members, the President said. Likewise, Mr. Truman said, the vVavt and Means Committee of the House refused to consider an excess profits tax he regards as necessary "to offset the In flationary effects of the tax bill passed last spring." He said Rep. Knutson (R Minn.), the chairman of this committee "ha not even called a meeting." Raps "Spy" Inquiry President Truman today called the congressional "spy" Investiga tions a "red herring" to divert attention from lack of action on Inflation. He said neither Senate nor House Inquiries have developed anything not already known to tne mi. What has been brought out In testimony to the committees proved Insufficient to Indict those, accused, he remarked. This wa In reference to the - Jma. 1 1 "JHrVa 10 5551 I W worth JKf m pin-MM at fm I INDIAN J U fact that a New. York Grand Jury has heard most, if not all, of the stories now being unfolded before the congressional com mittees. Mr. Truman said the committee hearings have slandered a lot of people and done Irreparable harm. He said that no Information has been revealed that has not been known for a long time. The president said that all but two of those named as commun ists In the hearings have left the government service. And those two, he said, have been placed on leave without pay pending in quiries. The committee probes, he con tinued, ar serving no useful pur pose whatsoever. Russians Put up Road Blocks In Border Zont (Continued From Pag One) Eastern Europe. U. S. Ambassador Cavendish Cannon placed before the 11 na tion Danube conference at Bel grade the American plan for the river. But first he denounced a Russian proposal, Introduced pre viously, as giving Russia and all her neighbors "special privileges" In Europe's most Important water way. The American plan would pro vide for a Danube Commission of 11 nations: Aus via, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Ro mania, The Ukraine, Russia, Yu- toslavia, France, The United tates and Britain. Under the So viet plan, the membership would be limited to the Danube coun tries, excluding Austria until a peace treaty is signed. The American proposal would give Germany a seat when that country gets a peace treaty "or before that time" If agreement can be reached by other members of the commission. Adrien Thierry, chief French delegate, said he was glad the U. S. offered a plan. He defended In a speech the 1921 Danube con vention of Paris, which the Rus sians are trying to void. He In sisted the undertaking still holds and that French rights must be protected Ambassador Cannon told the conference the Russian proposal for future control of the river "Is Inadequate to assure that freedom of navigation to which all of us are committed." Mum on Kr.mlln Talk Western power diplomats talk ed together again In Moscow to day but guarded closely the secret of what Prime Minister Stalin told them Monday. Reliable sources In the Russian capital said there is a good chance of some sort of agreement between the western powers and Russia, but did not specify its nature. The U. S. and Britain increased the air service to Berlin, which the Russians blockaded y land in June. U. S. and British planet Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, piquant alkali no mon rtd powdor. holds fl tacth mora firmly. To aat and talk In mora mm fort, juat aprinkla a llttla FASTCETH on vour plataa. No rummy, fnoy, patty Unto or failing. Chacktt "plate odor" identura breathj. Gat FASTEETH at any druar atoraw FORD RADIATORS REPAIRED Sy Our Experts L0CKW00D MOTORS Oak ond Rose Phone 80 01S 7ASHI0BED Peanut Brittle Slather of big, fat pea nut held together with crisp, butter-sweet brittle. 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Each floor will have Its own small diet kitchen, chart rooms and other needed facili ties, as required. Third Floor Arrangement The third floor will house the entire maternity and obstetrical department. Including two deliv ery rooms, three lying-in rooms, two nurseries, a premature nurs ery and formula room. On this floor also will be two major surgery, one minor surgery, a fracture room, cystoscopy (kid ney and bladder diagnostic) room, X ray an dlaboratory room, X ray and laboratory for this floor will be a doctors' and nurses' lounge. Meals for the entire hospital will be supplied from the present kitchen. A driveway will be built en tirely around the hospital, and Mscuoni uXtis ut economic!, nourish- nd extrs delicious wbea nude with Mission, the macaroni that s nn tr mushy snd lus s richer, more delicious flavor! Serve more Mission Macaroni salads tbey taste so good yet cost so little! 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