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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
SECTION 2 PAGE EIGHT NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1948 Ghost of Kaiser Lingers in Berlin BERLIN-UP) The ghost of Kaiser Bill tilt hovers over Ber lin. There it Kronprinzenallee, a wide boulevard named lor for mer crown prince W'lhelm. And Hohenzollernde, another broad strei't commemorating the house that ruled Germany from Bis marck to the Versailles treaty. There is a Prtnzregenten street which needs little in the way of translation, a "Kaiser allee" and a "Kaiser plate." And a "Kaiser Friedrich" street. These names lived through a dawdling Weimar Republic that lost the confidence of all Germans and was booted out. They lived through even. Adolf Hitler. "These names of the past make one think of the good old days," , says an oldtime Berliner. "Re gardless of one's political convic tions, German's best days were under the Kaisers. Heaven help the government that tries to change those names." It would seem logical that changes would be made in the Soviet sector of Berlin where the Communists rule and mon archial ideas in any sense are supposed to be heresy. But even there the Kaiser platzes go on' being Kaiser platzes. Tax System Revision For Fort it Lands Urged Duuninn l-l f I SI V ituMimpnl SVS terns is needed to ease the burden on private forest lands, speakers told the Pacific Logging Congress here. Stewart Moir, Portland counsel for the western forestry and conservation association, said yes terday varying productivity of forest tracts should be considered b taxing authorities. Nels Rogers, Oregon state for ester, said growing of commercial forests mav become solely a pub lic task unless the tax load Is adjusted. He suggested a uni form classification code for tax assessors. The Ferris wheel takes Its name from its designer, George W. Fer ris, American engineer and bridge builder. Swiss Sensitive About Language BASEL, Switzerland (JPl German-speaking Swiss are slill extremely touchy about foreign ers who look down their noses at them because they speak the same language Adolf Hitler and Heinrlch hlmmler spoke. Recent ly, a Dutch lecturer who spoke good German, chose to deliver his speech to a Cerman-speaking Swiss audience here in English. The result of this "comedy," said the National Zeitung, was that practically nobody understood what he was saying since his English was very labored. , "We would like to recall to our Dutch friends." the newspap- j er said tartly, "that the Dutch i language developed from the "Dietsch" of the middle ages and the "Low German" of the 16th and 17 Centuries and is approxi mately Just as much and just as little German as our Swiss Ger man dialect. For three million Swiss, high German is the school and written language, the most widely used of the four official languages of our country." Cut off and burn the old tops of perennials this fall. Don't leave them standing over winter, harboring fungus spores and in sect eggs. Electrical Workers' Head Visits Local Units C. W. Crary, business manager for Local 659, International Bro therhood of Electrical Workers, with head offices at Medford, has been in Roseburg this week at tending meetings of local units. The wire unit of the Brother hood meets the third Monday and the utility unit the third Tuesday. Routine matters were transacted at the meetings, he said. There are 13 local units under Crarary's supervision. Roof Materials of All Kinds PAGE LUMBER S, FUEL 1 164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 2421 JOHNSON SCHOOL OF DANCING TAP AND BALLROOM Dancing develops complete control and balance of the body besides being a useful form of exercise for all ages. 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