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10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., July 22, 1949 Armed Attack Against One Or More Attack Against All, North Atlantic Pact Says WASHINGTON, July 22 UP) Here are the principal points of the North atlantic treaty ratified by the Senate yesterday: Stated purpose "To safeguard the freedom, common heritage , and civilization of their peoples, ' founded on the principles of de mocracy, individual liberty and the rule of law." Member countries United States, Britain, Canada, France, ' Belgium, The Netherlands, Lux- umbourg, Norway, Italy, Portu gul, Denmark and Iceland. . Key provision "An armed at- tack against one or more of them ' In Europe or North America ; shall be considered an attack . against them all . . ." If that .happens each country pledges to "assist the party or ' parties so attacked by taking ; forthwith, Individually and in ' concert with other parties, such action as it deems necessary, in deluding the use of armed force x x x." What specific kind of an at- tack would set the alliance in motion? "An armed attack on the territory of any of the parties : in Europe, or North America, on the Alegerian departments o f France, on the occupation forces of any party in Europe, on the islands under the jurisdiction of Four Persons Dia As Auto Dives Into Lake REVELSTOKE. B. C. July 22. (P) Four persons, Including three members of one t raser vai lev famllv. were drowned when their automobile plunged Into Icy Summit lake, nine miles west oi here Wednesday. A 17-year-old youth saved him self by kicking his way out of the sinking car and swam to safety. Dead are: William Pixley, about 60, of Agassiz. Mrs. G. B. Evans, about 44, daughter of Mr. Pixley. Janet Evans, seven, daughter of Mrs. Evans. G. Healey, Rosedale, B. C. The youth who swam to safety was Gordon Morrow, 17, Agassiz. AUTO BARGAIN FOR $2S ASTORIA, July 22 -UP) The used car business very much used was doing well here today. The Lovell Auto company sold a 1906 Buick, which had been in the firm's used car stock for 30 years. Buyer was A. L. Vlncze, Klamath Falls auto dealer, who said he was going to put it Into running order. It cost Vincze $25. Registered Willamette Val ley -red Romneys from Im ported rami. Choloe selec tions now available. OAKMEAD FARM Newborg, Oregon Welcomed Money WHEN an accident forces you to stop work indefi nitely, what will pay the bills and extra expenses of medical, surgical or hos pital care? And will your income continue? Only an Accident policy can reimburse you for loss of time and pay for your confinement while in a hospital. Ask this agency for an Accident policy. R. 0. YOUNG Phone 417 205 W. Coss St. Roseburg Do You Plan on Building? Let us save you real money on your lumber, roofing, siding and other building materials. SOMETHING NEW!! Panel Shake Siding Wood shakes made up In panels that can be ap plied for less than half of the regular double course shakes. All paneling is termite proofed and sized for painting. FREE DELIVERY We will give free delivery for any order Inside of the city limits. Free delivery will be given within 30 miles outside of the city limits if the load is 2500 feet or more. LUMBER SALES CO., INC. Garden Volley Rood ot S. P. Tracks Phone 704-R-4 or 264-J-2 any party in the North Atlantic area north of the tropic of Cancer or on the vessels or aircraft in this area of any of the parties. First steps the member countries propose to build them selves up to the point where they can nope 10 resist milieu nuatu by (a) providing each other with "continuous ana enecuve sen helo and mutual aid" and (b) seeking to "eliminate conflict in their international economic pol icies" so as to "encourage econ omic collaboration between any or all of them." Stcp-by-step The members Will establish a council to con sider ways of carrying out the treaty. The council will set u p as many sub-agencies as are needed but specifically and a t once a "defense committee" to recommend measures of self-help and exact steps to be followed in event of attack. Duration At least 21 years, with provision for reviewing the treaty auer u nas Deen in eneci for ten years. New members By "u n a n i mous agreement" the signers can invite to loin "any other Eur opean state in a position to fur ther the principles oi mis treaty and to contribute to the security of the North Atlantic area. Estonian Family Treated In U. S. Like "Humans" PORTLAND, July 22 UP) An Estonian family arrived here yesterday to make their home in Portland alter several years of life in Germany. The oddest thing the Gustav Vaga family found was that "everybody treats us like human beings." "Life today In Germany is not possible for us," explained the father. "Because we are Eston ians and therefore foreigners." Vaga said that he wept upon his first meal in this country, when he was served two fried eggs. He had not lasted an egg since the war broke out. Inflation was so bad, he said, lhat the money he earned as a manual laborer would barely "Buy food for our child." The Vagas' only child, Reet, is 2. Vaga was studying law when the war broke out, and had to turn to a trade: bricklaying. Through the war he served in the drafted labor ranKs oi me Germans. Brought here with the am oi a church group, Vaga has a bricklaying 30D awauing mm. Girl Baby Sitter", 15, Saves Charge From Lake CFATTT.ir .lulu 00 UP Rnhv Sitter Peggy Lorenz, 15, was pro moted to the rank of heroine Wednesday. Checking up on one of her charges yesterday In the Haller Lake community, she found the hntr trrntr Mo snhhpH that Mark. a neighbor child, had fallen Into the lake while they were feeding oucks. 1 I nil iu nit; vim - .---i said "Peggy. "Mark was wearing wnie cioines ana i uuuiu m-t? on the bottom." Fully clothed, she rilvpil In nnil brouizht the boy to the surface. Mark, 3. coughed, sputtered ana nrotested loudly against being put to bed. Now YOU CAN Gtt A PRECISION REBUW I" 119 Lockwood Motors Rose and Oak St. Phone 80 OUT OUR WAY Ml k"V. VA, WHERE 1940 FAMILIES WILL LIVE steel buildings in the Alfred E. Smith of 16 and 17 stories, will Alaskan Defense Plans Operating, Johnson Advises WASHINGTON, July 22.-UP) Secretary of Defense Johnson as sured senators yesterday that ade quate plans for defending Alaska are in operation but he asked to tell about them at a secret ses sion, Johnson appeared before the Senate armed services commit tee to urge quick approval of $(43.00O,OOO worth of construction projects for the army, navy and air forces. The work would be done both In this country and overseas. Jle said these represent the "most strategically and critical ly necessary public works proj ects," Including buildings for de- tense installations and special re search. Senator Knowland (RCallf) raised questions about the Alas kan detenses. Numerous other congressmen recently have been questioning means for protecting this point of United States terri tory nearest Russia and Asia. knowland wanted to know If de fense officials had "taken all nec essary precautions" for Alaska. Johnson said they had but add ed he wanted to answer detailed questions behind closed -doors with reporters and witnesses ex cluded. The bill before the committee Includes $130.000;000 worth of jircjecls and construction in Alas- FORT STEVENS UNWANTED ASTORIA, July 22 -A.T) No body seems to want historic Fort Stevens. Officials of Hammond, Ore., were almost the only ones to show Interest In Requiring the fort, at a meeting held by WAA officials. Hammond would like some of the land and buildings for schools. The game commission said some of the 1.900 acre reserva tion might be suitable for a game refuge. Both the male and female coy ote help out in obtaining food for their young pups. LOOK Si SIGN PFCOCATtHO IcorjisasB?; IT IS YOUR PROTECTION Fully Quarantc-t Rtllabl Quality Work At No Addtd Cost Roaeburf Chapter P. D. C A. Phone 208 housing project rise on New York's cost $28,000,000, and, at low cost, Truman Doesn't Hint Who Will Be Justice Appointee WASHINGTON, July 22. UP) President Truman said today he will name a successor to the late Supreme Court Justice Frank Murphy as soon as possible. But he declined to give any hint as to who might receive the post. He replied with a terse no com ment when asked if the new jus tice would be a Roman Catholv Murphy was the only member of that faith on the nation's highest tribunal. Mr. Truman said that practic ally every federal judge in the country has been endorsed by someone for the appointment. Probably all of them are qual ified, he added. Corporation To Make Feed For Livestock BAKER, July 21. UP) An nouncement was made here Thursday of the formation of a $50,000 corporation to do business In Halfway as the Pine Valley Feed and Milling Company, Inc., and to manufacture a variety of livestock feed. Production is slated to start within six weeks, according to Verne McCallum, Baker lawyer and stockholder, and it is antici pated that the plant can supply all the livestock operators in Ba LOGGERS You Are Cordially invited ta the TRIANGLE LOGGING SUPPLY, INC. Hwy. 99 South at City Limits PHONE 1580 Ken Worming Frd Gooch Jr. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY JULY 23 9:00 A. M. TO 4:00 P. M. IMPORTANT $4000.00 worth of New Logging Rigging on Sale at less than wholesale prices. NO SALES TO DISTRIBUTORS Triangle Logging Supply, Inc. Hwy. 99 South at City Limit PHONE 1580 By J. R. Williams skeletons of some of the 12 lower east side. The buildings, will house 194S families. ker county with future expansion designed to cover a wider area of eastern Oregon. Directors of the corporation, Pine and Eagel Valley residents, are Jim Rltter, president; Norvil Hugh Hockett, secretary treasur er. The largest known eggs were those of the extinct Aepyornis, of Madagascar. The contents of one such egg would equal 15 doz en modern hen's eggs. Beautify Your Grounds The beauty of your grounds en hances the beauty of your home. Arrange now to have our skilled gardeners do your landscape job. Free estimates. L. H. Mcpherson Rt. 2, Box 153 Phone 715-J-1 Paul Robeson Declares He'll Remain Radical NEWARK, N. J., July 22. UP) "I'm a radical and I'm going to stay one," Paul Robeson told a cheering civil rights congress mass meeting at the Mosque the ater weanesaay nigm. Outside the theater, the Negro baritone singer did not receive such a warm welcome. Some 50 members ot two veterans organ izations marched up and down chanting: "Go back to Russia. We don't want you. Get out of New jersey." The former Rutgers university iooioau star, wno was born in Princeton, spoke of Imperialism. Russia, money Interests and the pngnt oi tne suppressed Negro in the course of a rambling, 40 mlnute speech at the rally. Twice Robeson mentioned the "Trenton six," six Trenton Ne groes accused of the holdup-slaying of a shopkeeper. The six men now are awaiting a new trial after the New Jersey Supreme Court reversed their murder con victions and death sentences. The "Trenton six." as the case has been named by the Civil Rights congress and other left- wing groups, was the theme of tne money-raising mass meeting. At a press conference after the speech, Robeson was asked his reaction to the testimony of Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn sec ond baseman, before the House Un-American Activities commit tee. "I have nothing but the deeD- est respect for him (Robinson), ana i DrooK no quarrel with him," Robeson said. He added, "It's an Insult to Jackie and myself and the people of our race to have the Un-Ameri can Activities committee invite us WILLAMETTE VALLEY PUREBRED RAM AND EWE SALE Linn County Fair Grounds Albany, Oregon Saturday, August 6 Sale starts 10:00 a. m., P. S. T. Offering 150 Head Registered Stud and Range Rams and Ewet from Top Willamette Valley Flocks - Breeds: Suffolk, Hampshire, Romney, Lincoln, Corriedale, South down, Shropshire, Dorset, Cots wold, Columbia, and Cheviot. Col. Earl O. Walter Auctioneer For catalogue write: O. E. Mikesell Secretary Courthouse, Albany, Oregon r." -"! ';V . . - : i V"-: MtrM-..---J, LlED ' -Li. .Ji-UCi lt , 0.r 3RD ANNIVERSARY For th'e past three yean, we've been making efficient, uninterrupted deliveries of SPECIALIZED HEATING OILS ' To Hundreds Of Douglas County Home Owners Our trucks ore soecially designed and & used exclusively for the delivery of heatinj oils. This assures you of the same uniform high quality oils every time. CLEAN FUEL 341 Nartfc Jacks ot Douglas & HOSEE Sheriff Selies Property Of GRANTS PASS, July 22 UP) Personal property of four Jose phine county allied timber cor porations was seized by the sher iff here Wednesday on executions obtained by the State Unemploy-' ment Compensation Commission. The corporations and amount to testify. The committee's she nanigans are a definite menace." FEED -FEED -FEED FEED QUALITY AND PRICES ARE RIGHT FREE FIELD SERVICE FOR FEED SEED OR REMEDIES PHONE OR CALL Roseburg Feed & Seed Co. DISTRIBUTORS H-B Centennial Feeds and Centennial ..-r Oak and Spruce Sts. Phone 374 r-iiti-.i-rnf.TntTTam wXD am Don't be a nursemaid to a messy, antiquated furnace. Enjoy the best a MONTAG cabinet unit fully automatic and designed to relieve you of heating worries now and for years to come. There's a MONTAG unit for every size and style home. All are care fully engineered have all the fea tures that make the name Montag famous in No"hwest home-heating. Come in tod Tind out how yon tan have MONTAG automatic borne tight Bowl Tozer's Heating & 314 W. Cass O PRINTER METER 24 Hour Sewice FUEL OIL ASK US ABOUT OIL HEAT Four Timber Firms of Judgment against each is as follows: Terrell Logging Corporation, $4427.06; Wolf Creek Lumber Company, J741.22; Merlin Lum ber Company, $2073.69; Selma Lumber Company, $950.53. Judg ments are for unpaid state un employment accounts. QUED heating comfort in Sheet Metal Works Phone 1541 iiy- DELIVERY SERVICE Day Phone 1289 Night Phone 1047-Y I
