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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948
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Jews, Egyptians
Ignore U. N. Order
To Cease Firing
TEL AVIV, Israel, Oct. 20
IJpl The Negev battle front
was officially reported to have
flamed Into new violence tonight,
more than 24 hours after the
United Nations Security Council
ordered that tiring cease.
A spokesman for the Israeli
Army confirmed that fresh fight
ing had broken out. Air and
ground action between Israeli
and Egyptian forces was re
newed as the Israeli State Coun
' cil met for four hours without
reaching a decision on whether
to pass the cease fire order on to
Jewish troops.
The Israeli government re
ceived the order today. It ap
peared the Jewish Army already
had accomplished Its major ob
jective. (Egypt also1' received official
notification of the cease lire or
der. Premier Mahmoud Pasha
told newsmen In Cairo "Jewish
aggression" continued this morn
ing. He said the U.N. order did
not fix any deadline and he un
derstood this would be set by the
acting mediator, Dr. Ralph
Bunche.)
The Israeli air force last night
again bombed Gaza in an attack
described as "heavy and success
ful." Jewish planes also struck
Beersheba, El Arlsh, Majdal and
Biet Jebrin.
An informant said Jewish In
fantry Is "consolidating its posi
tions'' atop captured heights con
trolling two key roads of south
ern Palestine.
One road leads to the Negev
and Its 25 Jewish settlements.
The clearing of this road was
declared objective of the Jewish
attack which began last Friday.
The second road was the Egyp
tians' own supply route to their
front south of Jerusalem, the
Beersheba road, which the Jews
appeared to have breached
widely.
Unofficial observer here be
lieve the Jew have obtained
both the military and bargaining
positions they had wanted on th
Negev issue.
The move was accomplished so
quickly that the United Nations
truce commission is now faced
wilh an accomplished fact and
the Jews are In a position to bar
gain tor assurances of a guaran
teed open supply route, or else
hold their newly won uuDliol
points.
Private Dentists
Handle Most Of
Service to Yets
Private dentists handled 91 per
cent of all treatment given to
Oregon veterans for service-connected
dental troubles, under the
Veterans Administration's pro
gram of Ihe past fiscal year.
Clifford Fields, VA representa
tive for this area, today quoted
regional report which counted
6022 treatment cases completed
by private dentists and 591 by
the agency's dental clinics in
Portland, Salem and Eugene.
During the year ending last
July 1, private dentists taking
part In the VA s home-town
plan examined 1744 veterans. VA
stalf dentist completed 4JJ7 ex
aminations. Kor their services. Oregon den
tists were paid $54A.2M. while a
valuation of $89,183 was placed
on work bv the VA staff. More
than 600 dentists are on tk..
agency' referral list.
Veterans filed 9447 claims for
dental work during the year. Add
ed to a backlog of 5625 in July,
1947, these comprised a work
load of 15.072 claims. Twenty
seven per cent of these, or 3!t!t9,
were disallowed, canceled or with
drawn, while 79S4 were approved.
In the year, ll.flfu dental case
wore disosed of, which left a
backlog of 30H9 last July 1. This
backlog, Mr. Fields pointed out,
has been cut by one-third In the
past three months. Most dental
work on new eligible cases can
now be authorized in six week'
time, ht said. .
Mother to Receive
Air Medal Award
To Ensign Wilson
Posthumous award of the Air
Medal to the late Ensign Wil
liam Wilson Creamer. U.S.N. R.,
will be made at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Roseburg Armory. The
presentation to hi mother, Mrs.
Dora E. Creamer, 727 Hamilton
St., will be made by Commander
Walter Mallory of the local Na
val Reserve unit.
Ensign Creamer served as a
member of Torpedo Bombing
Squadron Eight. He was lost In
the air battle of Midway Island,
when, in delivering an attack
on the main Japanese fleet, all
15 of Squadron Eight's planes
were shot down, and there was
but one survivoT. This practically
suicidal attack is credited by ex
perts in having been the turning
point in the Battle of Midway.
Ensign Creamer has previous
ly been honored by award of the
Navy Cross, and personal citation
from the commander-in-chief of
the Pacific Fleet, Admiral C. W.
Nlmitz. The U.S.S. Creamer, De
stroyer Escort No. 308 was named
in his honor and was sponsored
by his mother.
The public is invited to attend
the presenlation.
Medical Suit May
Be Only the First
PORTLAND, Oct. 20. (.'Pi
Antitrust action filed against Ore
gon's Medical Society and allied
groups Monday may be only one
of several suits alleging monopoly
in the Northwest, a government
attorney said yesterday.
James R. Browning, chief of
Ihe newly created office in Seat
tle, said the Justice Department
established a northwest office he
cause the cost of living in the
northwest exceeds the national
average and "it is suspected that
the reason behind this is that the
Sherman Anti-trust Act is being
violated."
Browning conferred here with
U. S. District Attorney Henry
He. He said Gerard G. Galissl,
a Boston attorney, has been as
signed to Portland for an indefi
nite period."
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AIRLIFT PLANE BURNS German firemen stand amid ihe burning wreckage of a United States
C-54, four-angined Berlin airlift plane at Neu-lsenburg, Cermany, where it crashed, killing its
three American crewmen. In right foreground it torn-off engine. In background is the burning
tail section. Plane was on its way back to Frankfurt after delivering a load of food and coal in
Berlin. IAP Wirephoto via radio from Frankfurt."
radio operator in South America.
Mrs. Sechrist said an engineer
told her that two unlike metals
in the stove apparently pick up
the radio signals while one of the
range's metal panels tune in
broadcasts.
Uranium Supply Only
Enough to Make Bombs
SEATTLE, Oct. 20 rt Atom
ic power to heat homes or run
automobiles will be story book
stuff for a number of years,
Reginald J. S. Plggott said yes
terday. "There's not enough uranium In
the country tor us to gtt excited
about the atom." said the presi
dent of the Society of Automotive
Engineers.
"We've got enough uranium to
make atomic bombs, hut nut much
more, he told a reporter.
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Burglary Trail
Of Youth at End
BOSTON, Oct. 20 (.PI A
youth who identified himself as
Leonard B. Hammer, 20, of Los
Angeles, was held for investiga
tion today alter police said he
boasted of a coast-to-coast tour
of burglaries.
Hammer was arrested at pis
tol point in a pursuit by three po
licemen after three Jamaica
Plain homes had been entered.
Police Lieut. James V. Crowley
said Hammer told him he some
times operated in woman's garb
and listed among the scenes of
his activities San Diego, Phila
delphia, Montana, Texas, Cleve
land. Chicago, Hartford, Cona,
and New York.
According to Crowley, Ham
mer said he was on parole and
was wanted "either In Los Ange
les or Pennsylvania," where he
had served time.
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Gas Range Picks Up
Radio Conversations
YORK, Pa.. Oct. 20. (Pl
Mr. Walter Sechrist say she's
rarely lowly in her kitchen these
day she Just listens to her
stove talking.
The York housewife said yes
terday that her gas range has
beep picking up short wave trans
missions made by her next door
neighbor, an amateur radio
operator.
The other day, Mrs. Sechrist
said, she heard her neighbor's
voice coming clearly through her
stove while he was carrying on a
radio conversation' with another
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