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I I I I I I I I 2 The News-Review, Reuburj, Or We, Au(. 3, 149 Mrs. Lyle Fenner Claimed By Death Mri. Lyle (Marianne) Fenner, 28, died suddenly early this morn ing at Mercy hospital. She was born Nov. 11, 1920, in Sweden and came to the United Statea 26 yeara ago. She had been a reiident of Oregon lor live yeara, living the last 18 monlhi in Roseburg. Mrs. Fenner'i husband, Lyle, 1406 Riverside drive, la an an nouncer for radio station KRNR, Roseburg. She waa a member of the Salem Lutheran church. Surviving, besides the widower, are three sons, Michael and David, and an infant born last night. Also surviving are Mrs. Fen Tier's father, Carl U. Johnson, Potlatch, Ida.; her mother, Mrs. Vendla Anderson. Spokane, Wash., and a brother, Carl V. Johnson, Spokane. Funeral services will be held In the Chapel of the Roses, Rose hure Funeral home. Saturday, Aug. 6, at 11 a. m. Vault Inter ment will follow In the Masonic cemetery. Tito Forecasts Allianet To Rtsisr Rtd Clutch (Continued From Page One) hroiherlv relations." He said this statement also ap plied to Albania, Yugoslavia's tiny neighbor to the south. Tralcho Kostov. former vice premier of Bulgaria and former memoer oi ine cemrai cummin- of the Bulgarian communist par ty, was expelled from the party in June after being charged with nationalism and an unfriendly at titude toward the Soviet union. At about the same time, former deputy premier Xoxe of Albania was executea ener .wmx con victed of treason. Xoxe had been reported siding with Tito In his quarrel wnn tne raramiui m. Referring to two other com munist neighbors of Yugoslavia, Tito said the cominform cam paign against him had unleashed ''"haiitlnitllf na.ftlnna" in Hun gary and Romania. "Can't Be Intimidated" He said leading communists In those countries were "quite au dibly whispering" that something could be wrenched from Yugo slavia because it was "capitalist," while their countries were "so cialist." "We tried with the greatest sacrifices," Tito declared, "to create the closest relations with the people of those countries. But It waa in the Interests of some people to spoil those relations." He said the Yugoslav people "cannot he shaken nor intimi dated from firmly persisting in their struggle for the freedom, in tegrity and Independence of their socialist homeland." ' The occasion for Tito'a apeech was the fifth anniversary of the people' republic of Macedonia, a jederal state-within Jugoslavia. He has gone tQirCOnsiderable lengths to assure this part of the country of equal treatment, but hia speech dealt sternly with the auestion of an Independent Mace onia. ThreeAuto Crash Sends Woman To Hospital A three-car collision at 3:45 p. m. Monday on Nebo road sent a Roseburg woman to Mercy hos pital and damaged all three ve hicles Involved, according to Sheriff O. T. Carter. Mrs. F. M. Hill, passenger In the car driven by her husband, was hospitalized with cuts and bruises following a head-on col lision with a car driven by Robert Donald Dock, aiso of Roseburg. Sheriff Carter said the third car, driven bv Bernard E. Plelfler. Nampa. fdaho. ran Into the rear of the Hill vehicle following the initial collision. No other Injuries were reDort- ed and no estimate of damage to tne venicies was given. OIL TO BURN Per prompt courteous meter ad deliveries of high quality tor and burner oil CALL 152 MYERS OIL CO. Distributers of Hancock f etroltum Products Far Douglas County r i i I I I Overhaul or New Motor? Get new ear performance with a complete motor overhaul or new angina. Sasy budget terms. HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak A Stephens Phone 446 i Moss Slavery Charqt Huritd At Russians (Continued from page 1) against the Soviet Union." Other Points Questions Smith charged that this Soviet system was spreading to "the so called popular democracies of eastern Europe." "This Is no doubt one of the main reasons for the tremendous exodus from eastern Europe and the Soviet Tone of Germany which we have witnessed in recent years and which still continues a flight of millions to the west." Why, he asked, should workers flee from the workers' paradise ? The British government has not explained how the copy of the codex came into its possession. 'Why must the Soviet Union guard its forced labor camps like some shameful secret?" Smith asked. LONDON, Aug. 3.-J)-Rus- sla accused Marshal Tito today of using Greek Communist refu gees as slave labor in the Yugo slav iron ana copper mines. The official Soviet news agency Tass said the metal is sold to Americans and "made Into guns lor the Greek Koyallst-r ascist.1 At one time the western allies regarded Yugoslavia as a main refuge and lumping-off place for Greek rebels ducking back and forth across the border in their skirmishes with government troops. Recently, Tito orderi 1 the border sealed. He said the Greek Communists had taken sides against him along with the na Hons of the Russian-dominated Cominform. The Cominform denounced Tito last year for putting nationalism above the Communist party line. Western Union Defense Alliance To le Formed (Continued From Page One) very cordial atmosphere." Merger Sought Well-Informed sources here said the U. S. chiefs of staff want the five western union powers to merge their forces and defense resources Into a tightly-knit At lantic pact framework. Some degree of reluctance against auch a full-scale merger has been unofficially reported among the western union part ners. The Informants said the U. S. military chiefs hope to Bet an agreement on unification to allay any doubt among members of the U. S. Congress that the Atlantic treaty partners might not pull to gether as a team in case of ag gression. Den field. Brad ev and Vanden. berg have carefully and specially said their current tour does not include discuwlon of President Truman's SMM.OOO.OOO arms aid program because It is still being debated by congress. But olher officials here feel that failure to agree on unification would Jeop ardize congressional approval of armaments aid. Tomorrow they are scheduled to meet Norwegian and Danish military leaders who ar coming to London. Polio-Stricken Woman's laby Fails To Survive EVERETT, Wash., Aug. 3--UFi A baby born to a pol lost rick en woman Monday died In a hospital here yesterday afternoon, less than 24 hours later. Mrs. Jacklyn Lee, 19, was re moved from an Iron lung for de livery of the premature three pound girl Monday. She had been admitted to the hospital only two days previously. She waa strick en suddenly with polio in the sev enth month of pregnancy. Dr. John . Fiorino had raced against time In the 20 minutes the young mother was out of the mechanical breathing device. An attendant gave Mrs. Lee artifi cial respiration and pumped oxy gen Into her lungs by hand. Adult Driving School Course Is Extended Adult driving school being spon sored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will continue another two weeks, it was announced by Douglas Tudor, chairman. The school started two weeks ago with registration of 19 per sons. Attendance has averaeed be tween 10 and IS persons at each class. Sessions, held three times weekly at Adair's parking lot, now will be held only on Monday and Friday evenings, said Tudor. Any person over 20 interested In enrolling in the class may ob tain registration blanks at the Tlpton-Permln Insurance office, In the Grand hotpl. YOUR TRUCKS MUST BE RIGHT WW her 7 mi atorats a SW of tracks, r a siatlo romsaorrial ToMrlo. It's Important to ksop thesa ranalnf daily . aad at hifkeot aoaalblo efficiency. Oar sonrico staff ssMciallsoa la this work. Stop la leda.T. Look ever ear equipment ni meet SI DILLARD Roteburf i&fS'WmB$i XI - . Yv (RmPfm &v$&k CALISTHENICS J ipsa, on a seashore outing at TOE 'PAINTE R James Ensign. Zi, of Oaklsnd. Cal., a cripple with active use of only his left foot, paints pictures with t the canvas spread on the floor. At left are some of his works. Postwar Building Regulation 'Tarce,' Housing Expediter Woods Declares Bob Hope Kayoed By Fall From Horse Wooden One HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3 P) There's an empty saddle out at Bob Hope's the man who isn't In It. Hope la In Hollywood Presby terian hospital with a wrenched back suffered yesterday when he fell from a saddle while mak ing a movie. His steed was a wooden barrel, rocked by Lucille Ball as part of a gag sequence In the film. The fall knocked Hope out. His doctor said the comedian would remain abed several days. GOP In Stalemate On New Party Chairman (Continued From Page One) prevent Gabrlelson, an eastern er, from rounding out the party nearly all In eastern hands. The eastern delegates were split among those supporting Ga brlelson and the New York and Pennsylvania members, repre- on n t i n it thj nwav vinitnnlnt who oppose Gabrlelson but haven t finally settled on a can didate of their own. Thus the three factions one western a.nd two eastern -seemed to have reached a temporary' stalemate. Counterfeit Gang's Reputed Head Nabbed NEW YORK, Aug. 3- P -Secret service agents Tuesday arrested the reputed head of a counter feit gang that allegedly has been flooding the eastern seaboard with more than a million dollars In 10 and 20 dollar bills. U.S. Commissioner Edward W. McDonald held the prisoner, Mic hael Malone. 38. a New Yorker, in $.V.000 hail for the grand Jury. Assistant U.S. attorney Roy M. Cohn said "the arrest of Malone means a crushing blow to the counterfeiting activities through out the nation." SHINE ON THE JOB! DRIVE IN for tomaloto Summer rherk l and ikwrwif k hibrtcatloa. MOTOR CO. Oregon EFORE SW MMIN G-Sludrnt. of Ikersml Hi(h School. . Kurihama Beach, form a calisthenics WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (.W Housing Expediter Tighe Woods said Tuesday he told Senate that his agency'a postwar build ing regulation was a "farce." Woods spent 90 minutes with the staff of the senate's speclil Investigating subcommittee and afterwards lold newsmen that the names of bolh James V. Hunt and John Maragon figured in the closed door session. Hunt, a former army officer who now is a "management coun selor" here. Is a key figure In the senate inquiry. Maragon. fabulous former Kansas City bootblack who now calls many top government of ficials by their first names, ap pared before the staff of the special investigating subcommlt the three consecutive days last week. Woods said over the weekend that committee Investigation had found Hunt mentioned In the housing agency's files In connect ion with postwar construction 1 ran sin Z ' ' 1Z FiXmuh near filion ' andlowlng her arraignment before 8 1 T.u ?! ?" ,u Justice of the Peace A. J. Geddes, Taxman rase Hnn.'.L Jl" hi" Wn !l b" $500. Mrs Tanfoian case. Hunt asked thetSrl.., ,.H i... !,, ,, I housing agency to give favor consideration to a 1947 applica lion for a go-ahead on construc tion work at the track. He also said that Hunt "sought our opinion" as to whether the Foxborough track could quality for a green light on construction work. Hunt was advised. Woods said, that the track was eligible. The housing expediter said he understands that Hunt was paid a $15,000 fee by his client 1 n the Foxborough case. He could not name the client. Bvrd-Raeked Tick Wins i ....... ...... In Virginia's Primary (Continued from Page One) Martinsville, Is Mayor Nick Prill man. In the only Republican primary contest E. Thomas MrGuirc of Petersburg led Berkeley Wil liams of Richmond In the race for nominallon for Lieutenant1 Governor by a narrow margin Distributed 1 j class before entering the water, Netherlands Upper House Ratifies Atlantic Pact THE HAGUE. Aug. 3. (&y The upper house of the Nether lands parliament ratified the North Atlantic treaty today. The vote was 29 to 2. This completed parliamentary action by The Netherlands and constituted the next to the last stage before the treaty goes into effect. All the original partners in the oact the United States, Britain, France, Canada, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg now have ratified the accord. The treaty will become for mally effective when the instru ments of ratification of the vari ous governments are deposited in wasnington. Communists cast the two votes against ratification In The Nether lands upper house. The lower house accepted the fact. 65 to 7. on July 19. Paternity Of Puppies At Issue In Courts LARAMIE, Wyo., Aug.3 Pl A canine paternity suit headed for the higher courts Tuesday. Ann Winslow. a dog fancier, claimed Jack Chase's female dog was mated to her male at the west Laramie Kennel without her knowledge. She asked justice of the peace H. J. Hunt for $75 dam ages. Hunt ruled her dog the father of pups born to Chase's dog, but scaled the damages down to $55. Chase, a University of Wyom ing student, said a dog owned by another University itudent was the papa, and that he would appeal to the district court. Ad Brings Wife Quickly, Also Jams Phone System (Continued From Page One) machine or refrigerator with an ad, so I thought I would try to get a good wife." This is the ad he inserted yes terday in the St. Joseph News Press: "Wanted, girl under 21 to get married bv Saturday. Phone 49836 between 5 and 7 p. m. and ask for Charles." WOMAN IS ACCUSED Tillie Bernie Shafer. Roseburg. is neia in tne countv lau on :'ablel. I,,,..- k,- rtAn.k.., ci 1 local tavern by Deputy Sheriff Ira Byrd. Beautify Your Grounds The beauty of your grounds en hances the beauty of vour home. Arrange now to have our skilled gardeners do your landscape Job. Free estimates, L. H. McPherson Rt. 2. Box 153 Phono 715-J-1 In Roseburf ly Iotas Candy Co. ' Boy Recovering From Fad Down Mountain KLAMATH ALLS, Aug.3-.P Steady improvement was shown Tuesday by 81-year-old LEdward Freuer who was rescued rom a rocit iinu imku uh McLoughlln Mondav after he had tumbled down a boulder-strewn cliff. X-rav pictures showed t h e husky Poe valley farm youth and football player had a chipped shoulder but no olher broken bones. He Is battered, bruised and lacerated, but his physician described his condition aa "re markable" In view of the nature of the accident and the 16 hours spent on a stretcher during the rescue. . Freuer was able to sit up an3 present a vastly different ap pearance than on arrival by am bulance nere nionnay. Mortgaged Auto Law Violation Is Charged For allegedly taking a mort gaged automobile out of Wash ington state, Herman Miller, Boise. Ida., is being held here for Yakima authorities, report ed Deputy Sheriff Ira Byrd. Miller was arrested at Suther lin on Information from the sheriff at Yakima. His bail was set at $3,500. He was recently employed in a photography stu dio at Yakima, he told local of ficers. Aga Khan Robbed By Bandits Of Cash, Gems PARIS. Aug. 3-(.P The Aga Khan, one of the world's richest men. was robbed by four armed bandits as he left his villa on the Riviera today, the newspaper France Soir said today. With the Aga Khan were his wife and a maid and a chauf feur. The bandits got away with money and Jewpls of a reported value of $150,000, the paper said. Search Given Up For Lost Man On Mount Hood PORTLAND, Aug. 3-.P1 The family of John Harrison Tracy, 76-year-old Estarada roan who vanished near Mount Hood a week ago. continued a discour aged search today. Most of the large posse had ceased hunting, thinking It futile. "It's hard to give him up." said Harold E. Wooster, son-in-law of the missing man. Tracy's car was found abandoned in the wooded area last Friday. CITY COURT CASES Judge Ira B. Riddle -eportrd the disposition of the following cases in Municipal court this L.orning: Frank Ernest Black Jr., 32, Roseburg, pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct and was fined $20. Roland A. Miller. 55, general delivery Roseburg, pleaded not guilty to a charge of being drunk on a public street. Previous sus pended sentences were revoked and he was sentenced to serve 40 days in the city jail. TO INTRODUCE vj vt-s a sWs "Better Buys at Barcus Hiway 99 at Garden Valley Road The Weather U. S. 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