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i6 Th Now..Review, Roteburg, OreThur., jum i6, iMoscow Preparing Oil' Y" ' -. J, " , "i V" '-jkw'I LOCALCIRL TRICK RIDES Roseburg'i own Jacqueline Carsteni will be a trick rider in the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo. "Jackie," who became 21 on June 6, is a member of the Rodeo Cowboys Association, which permits her to ride professionally. She's the dauahter of Mr. and burg. Jackie has been riding ever on a horse. IPicture by Uyde W. Federal Budget Outlook Is Worse Since Truman Asked Tax Increase WASHINGTON, June 16. (P) A budget deficit more than dou ble the $600,000,000 forecast by President Truman now appears in the making for fiscal 1949 when it ends June 30. Some officials said the seasonal spurt in Income tax collections Summefipok! US. west i-wiiiMitiaiiiiiin mi wanonoie. THi WASHABU CASUALS Arcli-wcdgo heel and skid-proof aolea, HUDDLESTON'S SHOES 229 N. Jackson In Roseburg At Sutherlin Apparel in Suthorlin Listen to the King Cole Trio, KRNR Wednesdays 8:30 p. m. Even washing is fun with this separator! ("land sake)," Aunt Jane laid the other day, "1 haven't had it 10 easy for yearj. Since John got the new McCormick separator, it's almost pleasure to wash it." "How come?" Mary asked. "Do you wash it in the new automatic dish washer?" "Not exactly. You see, every part that touches milk is made of spot less stainless steel and that's it easy to clean, It nays shiny and latin-smooth all its long life." "That ught to make them easy SIG 527 N. Jackson H,,ltM,i6th Mrs. Clyde W. Carstens, Rose since she was first able to get carstens. I from quarterly payments which fell due yesterday, will have to be impressive to hold the deficit as low as $1,200,000,000 or even $1,500,000,000. With the government heading that deep inlo the red this year after two consecutive years of POLKA DOT SANDAL 3.03 Sell a fliunmrr cnitmna 1am'ii.f wilh sparkling dolt in color on white, Yoiir choIl'B of ftAVnrnl imMti.ii...m I ...i.:..-.: ii. to wash and keep clean," I said. "Makes it easy to get premium quality cream, too," Jane an swered. "And John says it skimt close . . . down to a tract. Pays for itself in no lime with extra butter, fat." Rij;ht ibtn Mary decided to take Henry to the III dealer Saturday. Might get him interested in a new McCormiik milker or in an In. ternational milk cooler, too, now thai hot eathcr ii coming. FETT Phone 1150 To Strangle Rebellious Yugoslavia By DEW1TT MACKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs Analyst For a change we apparently are about to witness a wide-open fight In the Eastern European Communist bloc to settle a family quarrel which finally has become too serious to be kept under cover. Russia is reliably reported about to take heavy direct action against politically rebellious Yugoslavia, headed by tough and independent Marshall Tito. Moscow and Its other satellite states are said to be prepared to launch a great of fensive against Yugoslavia to in flict "economic strangulation" on that premier Balkan state. This drastic program is said to have been laid down at a meeting of the "Cominform" (successor to the Comintern, or general staff for world revolution) which has been meeting in Poland. July 1 is the dale said to have been fixed for the opening of the grand of fensive. Yugoslavia was expelled from the Cominform a year ago, after her government was accused of a policy hateful to Russia and of other deviations from Marxist Leninist theory. Tito himself was roundly castigated. Major Balkan State Naturally this created a major sensation, for Yugoslavia is the major Balkan state. The mighty Cominform had its seat in Bel grade, the capital. Tito was one of the outstanding figures of Com munism and stood high In the re gard of the Moscow Kremlin. Yugoslavia was one of the brightest stars in the Russian crown. If you will look at your map of Europe you will see one vital reason. This big state lies on the Adriatic Sea which gives ac cess to the Italian coast across the wav and to the Mediterranean. In rtthor wnrris. Yugoslavia is a mili tary base of tremendous value, and so long as the country was under complete control of Moscow, it was to all intents a missian oase. Now the strategy of the econ- surplus there was some lation over whether the specu-Presi- dent might take the occasion to i-pnew his January request for a $4,000,000,000 tax Increase. The budget outlooK nas lurnra worse since Mr. truman asucu the tax increase to (1) overcome a dellcit ne estimaiea i $ou, 000,000 for the new fiscal year beginning July 1 (congressional staff estimators say this will be tripled in actual practice) and (2) to permit a sunstanuai reuuu- Hon in the $251,600,000,000 fed eral debt. For expiring fiscal 194H, ex penditures have been holding close to the pace of President Truman's January estimate ot $40,180,000,000, which counted on an 18 per cent increase over fis cal 1948. Revenue rece Dts. however, have been running almost 10 pe- cent below last year Instead o. the 6.2 per cent below that Mr. Truman anticipated in his esti mate of a $39,580,000,000 total in take this year. For that reason, tne interim deficit which means excess of spending over income to date- stood above $2,000,000,000 wiln less than three weeks left in the fiscal year. Wedding Will Settle Dispute Over Eye Color SEATTLE, June 15. UP) The whole argument over her edity factors started in their embryology class at the Univer sity or wasinngton. Hugh Gardner, 24. who nas blue eyes, told Priscilla Tomlin son, 20, who has brown eyes, that If they were to marry and have children the kids would have blue peepers. rriseiMa, last years campus Mav nueon. disagreed. They'd have brown eves, she maintained. The two argued for a while then decided there was only one way to settle it. The nuptials will be today In Hollywood. Gardner is the son of Mr. and Mis. H. W. Gardner of Newport, Ore. By unearthing remains In 1- luvinl deposits, including strand ed fish, researchers set the date of the Flood or Deluge, men tioned In the Bible, at 41X10 B.C. Wine-making is one of the most important industries in Spain. ON WORLD FAMOUS U.S. ROYALS Tht ff Htm f low prtitvft wMi MpfKi- olly itifftd trtotj for otir ttacrtAf. Lubrication Burner Oils Gasoline Truck Servict U. S. TIRE STORE nixonvllle Rd. at City Limits Phone 1 V 1 I TO M 10"' 010 I 1 ll I I il ro CMivsoirt roo. fl I SitiHl AMD FtYMOUlK I U II II 1 1 Vsijaiif i Economic Drive omlc offensive against Yugoslavia is to cut that country off from all trade with Russia and the satel lite countries of eastern Europe. If such a boycott could be made air tight, and if Yugoslavia could find no alternative sources of sup ply in the Western World, it obvi ously would be a catastrophe for the country. The state of course, is strong in agricultural product, but Is weak industrially and thus is very far from self-sufficient. All this being so, Tito's natural move will be to turn to the West ern Democracies for supplies. Will FRUIT and VECETAD1E4 HEXES CHURCH'S Grapejuice Quarts Bottle BALLCREST Tomato Juice Fancy, Grapefruit Juice Tomato Sauce 72-oz. Tree Tea M. J. B., Pet Milk No. 1 Tall Post Raisin Bran BETTY CROCKER Gingerbread Cake Miner's Honey Palmolive Soap PANCAKE FLOUR KELLOGG'S VARIETIES BISQUICK Stort Ne. 1 Jackson and Winchester AFL Official Charges Wattt In Tech Institute PORTLAND, June 16. CP) An AH. official withdrew from the advisory committee of the Ore gon Technical Institute at Klamath Falls Tuesday and said the school was a waste of public funds. Kellev Loe. assistant secretary of the State Federation of Labor, said the school's training was "questionable" and a waste of the he get them, or will the Democra cies merely chortel and say: "You made your bed, now lie in it?" As the signs read, the Western nations are likely to welcome the chance to deal with Tito. By so doing they might kill two birds with one stone that is, they would establish a useful trade which western Europe needs, and this would tend to widen the breach between Moscow and Bel grade. The wheels are starting to turn. 33c 46-oz. Cans 25c 46-oz. Cans 29c Cans 2 for lie 48 Bags 49c 12c 2 Small 13c Economy Size 19c LOG Mix Pk9 25c 5-lb. Can" 79c 3 Bars 25c HUNGRY JACK 10-LB. BAGS LARGE BOX SPECIAL mm ROSEBURG, STORES Stort No. t 114 S. Stephens students' time and money. He reiterated an earlier AFL position on the scnooi. mis fa vored an on-the-job training pro gram through apprenticeships. Loe said the school once esti mated its needs at $300,000. but submitted a request for $1,800,000 at the last Legislature. This was cut to $940,000. He said the school cost the state $1,600 per pupil each year. Vocational classes in Portland Public Schools used to supple ment apprentice training cost $170 yearly per pupil, he added. "The Klamath Falls school is just building up a bureaucracy in the vocational educational field," Loe asserted. The first public railway hauled by a locomotive operated in Eng land in Vi2r and covered nine miles In 65 minutes. evemmmoAD ukesbest PEANUT BUTTER saria HEINZ CATSUP 23c BORDEN'S CHEESE 89c ARMOUR'S MILK ate 11c MlDF III I lF LA MIRADA, STANDARDS, iQc lilr L VLI V L J 76 Olivej to Can, No. 1 Tall Cam ! 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Those who might know were enroute to Washing ton. As a last resort clerks searched old files of Agriculture Depart ment Extension Service bulletins. Finally they found what they wanted in a 1945 issue: The President helped found the Jackson County Farm Bureau in Missouri and a boys and girls club in Washington township back in 1913. 35c Hennlnger't Thrift Markets Oakland and Sutherlin ffla I t