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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1949 THIRTEEN Commie Trial Judge Refuses To Disqualify Self NEW YORK, Jan. 20. (. Federal Judge Harold R. Medina yesterday refused to disqualify himself and his colleagues from hearing arguments of attorneys for top Communist leaders against New York's Jury-picking system. The ruling came after the Jur ist had heard an entire morning of arguments against himself and his fellow Judges in the South ern District of New York. The trial of the 11 Communist Party officials on charges of working for the forcible over throw of the government thus Inched ahead at the slow pace it has maintained since It began Monday. In their arguments, the defense attorneys maintained all Judges in this district had acquiesced in the present method of selecting jurors and thus should be dis qualified from hearing the de fense motions for discharge of the Jury panel. 1 The defense Insists the meth od of Jury selection here Is bi ased, with low-income and minor ity groups largely excluded. In opening the defense attack on the Jury-picking system, at torney Richard Gladsteln of San Francisco declared: "Here in this Courthouse the Jury system has been captured by Wall Street and Park Avenue captured by court attaches with the silent acquiescence of every judge of this court." Defense maneuvers have taken up almost the entire proceedings since the trial started Monday. Government prosecutors won a major legal skirmish Tuesday when Federal Judge Harold R. Medina granted a request over heated defense oh lections that the trial of W. Z. Foster, 67, and suffering from a heart ailment, be separated from that of his 11 colleagues. Roieburg Twins Reach Grandparents in N. Y. SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 20 UP) A tiresome transcontinental air journey for Mary and Irene Neal, 20-"month -old motherless twins, ended here yesterday when the youngsters were claimed by their grandparents. "Gosh, they're bigger than I thought they'd be," exclaimed Grandpa Frank McDonald as he greeted the blue-eyed youngsters with a welcoming hug and kiss at the airport. "They'll be running all over the place," he observed. The twins began their flight Monday from Medford Ore. Mc Donald and his wife plan to raise the children on their 300-acrc dairy farm at nearby Moravia. Irene and Mary were in the care of Miss Virginia Waller, American Airlines stewardess. They were placed aboard a plane by their father, Carlos Neal of Roseburg, Ore. The mother of the babies, the former Marion McDonald, died about 10 months ago. About 26 species of rhododen drons are found in the United States and Canada. Truman Orders Inquiry Into Airlines Dispute WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (P President Truman yesterday or dered an emergency board set up to investigate a dispute between Northwest Airlines, Inc. and some of its employes. The controversy Involves the carrier and certain workers repre sented by the International Asso ciation of Machinists, an independ ent union. The Union yesterday notified the company a strike has been called for Jan. 24 at 6 a. m. The dispute centers on wage de- Imands made by the union In ne gotiations lor a new labor con tract. The union asks an increase of 16 cents an hour for the ap proximately 1,700 mechanics and service workers the contract would cover. The company has of fered a boost of 4 to 5 cents. naped and search parties went I over the neighborhood thoroughly. Newspaper advertising Is seen, read and remembered. 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Accounts to police tndicated the boy, Eugene Newsom, a high school junior, might have won. A pistol-waving, "surly" fel low, wearing an improvised mask walked into the store in early evening. He ordered Mrs. Gene vieve Baumgartner, 48, propri etress, and two customers into a back room. Then he forced Kugene, a clerk, to give him $135 from the cash register and told the boy to join the others. Despite Mrs. Baumgartner's "don't, it isn't tvorth it," Eugene natched up a hidden revolver, shipped out the back door, and was crouching behind a truck as the robber emerged from the store. Eugene fired five shots and the robber two. The boy was un hurt but he said he saw his ad versary double up and scream In pain as he fled to his car and drove off. Reds' Advance Driving Foreigners From China SHANGHAI. Jan. 20 UP This great Chinese city, built largely by foreigners into one of the showplaces of Asia, soon will have only a handful of foreigners left. The steamer Captain Markos. chartered by the International Refugee Organizations, left yes terday with 660 refugees bound for many places. Last week the Chinese steamer Hwalien took 497 White Russians to the Philippines. They are the first of at least 6.000 stateless per sons going to Samar Island. Meanwhile every ship and plane takes more refugees out, some paving their own fare and some financed by the IRO. Whatever else the Communists may do to China. It Is certain they are drastically reducing the num ber of foreign residents, who once totalled 60,000 In Shanghai alone. (iftunda ( New Way & l And, Hove Me, Y'sS-' a fin Omfivl t J fffitL BELTONlV '.V.N ' tptt tnnisttT Leirrj whet modern science i W Is doing to solA problems jh y , sMI of heeling loss for people cruelly adicapotd.N lew.tiny. electronic derice new hope. Precision fitted to k ...... l - IhJ r-nnnnn md.Vl lijlA MONO-FAC " Oe-UoK S. C. Mitchell of 305 I. O. O. F. Building, Eugene, is a member of J. N. 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