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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1948
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Storms, Flood Plague
South and Midwest
(Continued Irom Pago One)
in that area. Transportation and
communications were disrupted.
Heavy sleet broke power lines to
43 Oklahoma communities. Tele
phone and telegraph lines snap
ped under coats of Ice. Some high
ways in South Central Kansas
were closed.
Up to three Inches ol snow
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fell in some parts of Western
Pennsylvania. Snow fell on the
outskirts of Washington, D. C
but melted as It turned to rain.
Rain and snow hampered motor
ists in Eastern West Virginia,
Below freezing temperatures
early this mornirfg Included Land-
OLakes. Wis.. 12: Lone Rock,
Wis.. 18: Iowa City, la., and
Kirksville, Mo., 17, Dodge City,
Kan.. 19: Quincy, 111., 21: Min
neapolis, 22; El Paso, 24; Salt
Lake City and Bismarck, N. D.
26; and Fort Smith, Ark., 30.
Blizzard Hits Cascade Area;
Coast Brace for Freih Storm
pcttT P Mii, OQ t lt Thfl
rn An mnlinlaint nrM WHS Hie
ging out this morning from snows
pnea aeep oy weeKfi.u uuaius
Cllino Bram nt Mnilnt Baker
Mount Rainier and Stevens Pass
caught the full fury ol the wint
pr storm.
A iTn..nf Q.lar 113 Mr, W0TP
reported covered by snow that
leu inrougnoui me wcwniu, nm.
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Ascorbic Acid
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virtually all were reported to
have been dug out today.
Rotary snowplows are trying
to keep Stevens and Snoqualmie
passes open.
Wind and raglnR electrical
storms combined with snow to
cut power lines and block roads
out of the mountains. Homeward
bound skiers were stopped at sev
eral places as the wind toppled
trees across the highway.
Fresh 8torm Due
Coastal areas, meanwhile, brac
ed for new wind and rainstorms
on the heels of an earlier week
end gale which flayed the entire
Washington coast wilh 50-60 mile
winds, knocking out communica
tions and blacking out several
cities.
The weather bureau said fresh
storms, carrying heavy rains and
winds of 40-45 miles an hour,
were speeding south from the
Gulf of Alaska.
Spokane reported gusts up to
58 miles an hour snapped power
lines and caused minor damage
throughout the city.
Little Sympathy Is
Awaiting Mme. Chaing
(Continued Irom r ge One)
Advertising Advice In
Bulletin From C. of C.
(Continued from Pagj One)
billions of dollars over the next
few years.
The basic view of American
authorities at the moment is that
Chiang is responsible for his
own failures in the civil war,
Their contention is that his de
feats have not been due to a lack
of American equipment or even
American advice but resulted
rather from his failure to liberal
ize his government and provide a
confidence - inspiring leadership
ior nis people.
shortly after the first of the
year.
Responsibility lor street decor
ations this year will be up to
the following committee, not
Bellows, Jack West and Sid Fred-
rickson. assisted by W. A. Mac-
Arthur, Fred Lund and Roland
West.
Request is to be made of the
U. S. Geological Survey for com
pletion of a Douglas County
quadrangle map, which will be
of special use to those interested
n geology and mineral produc
tion as well as to highway and
airport location, drainage, flood
control, irrigation, etc.
congressman Harris tllswortn
has been requested to use his
nfluence with the postal author
ities toward needed improve
ments to expedite postal service
here.
The following have been nom
inated as candidates for the board
or directors: Roland West, Dale
Sims, Tom Pargeter, George Lu
oma, Walter Olmscheld, Al Parr,
William Oerding, Allen Clute and
Frank Bodin.
Report was made that 46 new
members have been added to the
Chamber's mailing list.
Infant Drowns In
Pool of Spilled Milk
CORVALL1S, Ore., Nov. 29.
UP) James R. Daffln, five-week-old
son .of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
j Daffln of Toledo, strangled to
death here Saturday night when
i he fell from a car seat into a
I pool of milk.
Police said the parents had
I gone to a local cafe, leaving the
j Infant and a two-year-old brnlh
or In a parked car. The baby
had been left with a botile and
I apparently rolled off the back
seat of the car his face in a pool
I on the floor fromed by the spilled
milk.
NANKING, Nov. 29. IIP) The
critical battle for central China
appeared today to be shifting
from Suchow to the very ap
proaches of this Chinese capital.
It was learned reliably that the
estimated 250,000 Nationalist
troops at Suchow, defense bastion
for Nanking, have been ordered
to withdraw southward to engage
the main Chinese Communist
forces.
The outcome of the entire bat
tle for Nanking may depend cn
the ability of the Suchow garri
son to make the withdrawal. The
Reds are concentrating in the
areas of Suhsien and Pengpu, rail
cities on Nanking's approaches.
pose a "cooling off period" of 60
to 90 days before prices of basic
commodities could be raised. No
tice of any proposed increase
then would be given to the Fed
eral Trade Commission, Com
merce Department and Justice
Department. The FTC then would
conduct public hearings on the
proposal.
FIVE REDS EXECUTED
ATHENS, Nov. 29 Up)
Two women and three men con
victed of crimes connected with
the communist rebellion were
executed by a firing squad here
today.
Unknown Gunner Riddle
Auto; Occupants Unhurt
McMINNVILLE, Ore., Nov. 29.
UP) State police still are without
a clue to the gunner who poured
a volley of eight 30-30 caliber
rifle slugs into an automobile
near Salem.
Wesley Lee Bass, 22, Dayton,
escaped harm.
Police said another motorist
stepped from a car and fired at
him Friday night. Bass had pur
chased the car earlier in the day
and was en route home. He was
recently discharged from the
army.
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Higher Taxes in Store
For Corporations
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Republican fight in the 80th Con
gress against President Truman's
requests for mandatory anti-inflation
powers.
O'Mahoney, who has steadily
backed Mr. Truman's plea for an
excess profits tax on corpora
tions, said he will introduce such
a measure after the Democrats
take over Congress January 3.
He said he plans to propose a
levy about one-half the wartime
rate.
More Revenue Essential
The senator said other mem
bers of congress who are object
ing to these "in peacetime" are
avoiding the facts.
"Winning of the peace Is the
biggest job this government has
to do," he said. "The government
can't do it unless it has ample
revenues. With the world In Its
present state of turmoil and the
peace treaties not yet written,
it's idle to talk in a glib manner
assuming we are at peace."
O'Mahonev said he exnects bus
iness, industry, employment and
profits to stay at "present high
levels providing we don't cut off
the purchasing power of the mil
lions in the lower income
groups.
lo protect the low ncome
buyer, O'Mahoney wants to im-
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CUAN SWEEPi The University
of Washington Crews won all
three races at the Poughkeepiie
Regatta to nuke a clean sweep
of the river. This is the first
time any college has won all
three races. The Husky Varsity
came from 6th place it the mile
mark to overtake California in
the last ', mile and win by a
boat length, in the 4-mile fea
ture race.
YAKIMA TOPli In a Statewide
telegraphic golf meet for wom
en, the S -wo man golt team from
the Yakima Country Club placed
first with M total ol 41 down.
The women irom the Belling
ham Country Club were second
and the Broadmoor women's
team from Seattle placed third.
DAUOHTIRS NAMfDi lay Daugh
ters, iwimmine coach mt the Washing
ten Athletic Club, Is appointed coach of
the Women's Olympic Swimming Team,
which will compete In the Olympic! to
be held In Berlin. Daughters succeed!
leull Do I. Hondl.y of New York who
had to resign lor business reasons.
TINY TONY TOP5i Tiny Tony
Manero wins the U. S. Open
Title with a record breaking
round of 282, cutting four
strokes off the old record. He .
shot a 67 for his final round
which set a new course record
for the Baltusrol Golf Club
course where the tournament
was held.
LASH LOPES: Don Lash, dis
tance runner lor the University
of Indiana, set new- world's
record for the 2-mile run when
he ran the distance in 8:S8:3.
This clips ltyi seconds off the
record set by Paavo Nurmi, the
great Finnish runner.
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