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Jackson Moscow And Tito Maintain There Won't Be Shooting War Over Present Conflict By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP rorctfn Affair Analyst Marshall Tito, Yugoslavia's hard-boiled dictator, reaffirmed hia belief yesterday that his coun try isn't headed for armed strife with Russia despite the propa ganda war and economic boycott by the Moscow controlled Comin ' form. At the same time Pietro Nennl, a pro-Communist Italian social ist leader, staled in Rome after a visit to Moscow that Russia will stop short of war with Yugoslav ia. Nennl said the Soviet never will intervene "at the point of the bayonet" but proposes that the Yugoslav people themselves "judge and condemn the policies of Tito." Is Thtre A Policy These and similar declarations have brought me an inquiry as to whether there is a Communist policy that one Communist na tion won't go to war with anoth er. Is Russia's hope for world peace based on the idea that. 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She has, of course, frequently declared that ahe maintains a policy of non-aggression against all coun triesCommunist and otherwise and will fight only in aelf de- lenae. ine nasn t differentiated between Communist and non Communist nationa in this re spect. International Communism However, Moscow haa identi fied Ita political ism aa "Inter national Communism," aa oppos ed to the Nationaliam for which Tito stands. The sovereignty of nation under International Communism rests in Moscow. The Marshal haa refused to sur render hia country's sovereignty, and on that point hinges the cur rent conflict between Russia and Yugoslavia. It la, I suppose, logical to as sume that there can be no armed strife between loyal "internation al Communists" who take their orders from Moscow. So in that sense It could be said that the Russian policy for International Communism precludes war among members. Birds of a leather flock together. Obviously the position is explo sive and, aa this column remark ed the other day, Tito himself probably wouldn't claim to be a good insurance risk. It la the type of crisis which could produce a shooting war but, as thinga atand at the moment, isn't expected to by most observers. Sen. Morse's Upsetting Horse Upsets Office WASHINGTON (.P) That buggy in which Senator Morse iROre) waa upset twice at the Salem, Ore., horseshow upset his office a good deal 10 dava ago. Friends of the senator recalled today that when he returned to hia Salem home he found regu lations required him to drive Sir Laurel Guy, roadster stallion, to a four-wheeled buggy instead of a two-wheeled sulky aa he had expected. So he aent word back to his office here to ship the buggy to Salem. It had Just been painted in sub urban Silver Spring. The tirea were at a farm 40 miles from Washington and a tarpaulin to cover it waa In Washington. Miss Genevieve Cooper, one of the senator's secretaries, start ed out at six o'clock one morning to round them up. She got them to Washington at two In the aft ernoon. She expresaed. them to Salem. "We let the senator worry about the cost. We shipped col lect," she said with a grin. Salvation Army May Enter Adoption Fields PORTLAND im The Salva tion Army may enter the child f)lacement field to combat what I calls wide-spread illicit adop tions and black market place ments of babies born to unwed mothers. A divisional planning commit tee of social workers reported that no other solution appeared in sight Helen Grler, case worker at the Salvation Army's White Shield home, said there waa Increasing "boldness" on the part of people pressing for adoption of babies. The Salvation Army now cares foe Infants but refers Inquiries on adoption to approved agencies. Woman Bails Out Dog But Leaves Husband PASADENA, Texas (JP Po lice Chief Edd Mlgler said a man's wife rescued her husband's dog out of Jail but let her hus band stay. Migler said the man and his Boston bull terrier were lodged in the city Jail after the man was charged with being drunk. When advised of the situation, Migler said, the wife comment ed: "I'll come over and get the dog." LOOK FOR WHEN YOU PAINTING PA1NT1NO ADD DECOCATINO ICONTCACTOCSl AMEBICA You are protected when you deal with members of the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America 1. Personal injury or property damage fully covered by insurance. 2. Written contracts ond specifications. 3. All estimates ond bids free. 4. Monthly payments if desired. Following is a complete list of Pointing Contractors who ore members of the Roseburg Chopter Harry Hill Carl Cornell Leo Kimball P. aV H. Paint Co. John B. Preston ' Spencer A McFadden Kenyon Bros. Tyler A Shutlz Douglas Paint and Hardware Don . Morgan Harold B. 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The ratings were based on test formulae of Dr. Rudolf Flesch, New Yrok psychologist. Dr. Ra ney said that under these formu lae any sentence over 21 words long becomes more difficult to read. Likewise more difficult is more than 155 syllables per 100 words. Dr. Flesch is a consultant for the Associated Press on read ability of news. "The verv things management would like its employes to know," said Dr. Raney. "are being pitch ed at a level far over their heads." Dr. Carol S. Bellows. Detroit, recommended that executives learn to read faster. She told of 80 executives who In 10 weeks training Increased their average reading speeds from Just under 300 words a minute to almost 475. i State Farm Mutual slashes auto insurance costs! Savings up to 20 for Oregon drivers State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company Call or Coma In Newt 0. L. ROSE Room 212 Doul. Co. State Bank Bldg. THIS SIGN THINK OF DECORATING taken from churches for guns and ammunition during the war. 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Ward, also known to police as Louis Molner, was arrested Sun day in a downtown hotel here on a charge of carrying a German automatic pistol. An exchange of telegrams between Toronto and Vancouver, B. C, police led to additional charges, including one accusing Ward of a $30,000 Van couver robbery. Described by police as a one time tutor at a dancing school in Brantford, Ont., the dark-haired, even-featured Ward Is said to have arrived here three weeks ago by plane. Police say that since then he haa drawn on a big bankroll for a happy holiday splurge through hometown bright spots. Meanwhile, police In Vancou ver continued their inquiries into the series of West Coast DOT-! thefts. They have arrested aid McGrath. 26, on a charge of stealing (30.000 worth of Jewels Aug. 26 from the Kraser valley ranch home of E. S. Glaspie, wealthy Vancouver lumberman. McGrath la to appear in court Sept. 17. 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