The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 14, 1949, Page 3, Image 3

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ATHENS. Sept. 13. The
Ministry of Welfare announced
Friday 36.185 Greek children
have been orphaned since the
itart of the war in Greece in
1939. In addition. 226.310 have lost
their fathera and 77,427 have loat
their mothers.
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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. If
all nations should turn Commu-
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niat, there couldn't be wars
among them?
Russia nasn t announced such
policy In so many words. 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."
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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
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News Articles
Are Written Over
Reader's Heads
DENVER (.f) Some company
newspapers and national union
newspapers write over the heads
of their readers, when judged for
ease of reading.
This report was made to the
American Psychological associa
tion by Dr. Edward T. Rancy,
of Wayne university, Detroit.
He studied a large auto cor
poration's house organs and the
publications ol tne united auio
Workers. C.I.O., all going to the
same employes.
He found the union papers even
more high brow on wording than
the corporation's.
The information was judged
aa hard, or very hard to read."
he said, "when it was like the
material found in a quality mag
azine, such as Harper's."
He rated the company papers
as 65 percent hard to read and
the union at 74 percent. He, said
the union papers covered a wide!
and more national field.
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
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Dorena Dam Will Be
Dedicated On Oct. 23
EUGENE (Aft The $14,000,000
Dorena Dam on the Row river
will be dedicated Sunday, Oct.
23, at a ceremony in Cottage
Grove, with the chamber of com
merce host at the celebration.
Representative Harris Ells
worth will take part, and Gov.
Douglas McKay, Senator Guy
Cordon, and General Lewis A.
Pick have been Invited. W. A.
Schwarz, resident engineer at the
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plant at Heidelberg finish bell
dam, said that crews are leaving
the damsite rapidly, many of
them going to work on the De
troit or Meridian damsites.
Some crews, he reported, are
cleaning up the reservoir area,
with the Idea that the 2314-acre
pool may begin to fill by the end
of the month. The flow of water
now is extremely low, guaglng
only 16-cublc feet per second, on
an average day.
Bv botanical definition, snap or
green beans, pod of peas and gar
den popper are fruits.
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Dance Instructor
Faces 6 Charges
For Jewel Theft
TORONTO CP Lou Ward,
27, free-spending former dancing
instructor, faces six charges of
jewelry theft, and police are look
ing Into the possibility that he
may be the smooth-talking thief
who charmed Vancouver social
circles to pave the way for large
scale robberies.
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.
Vancouver police said a second
man they were hunting fled when
they sought to arrest him In con-
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nectlon with seven daring thefts
including the Glaspie robbery.
They said hia good look, careful
grooming and cunning made it
easy for him to form friendships
with young women in the upper
Income brackets. Police believe
that from them he obtained In
formation about wealthy Vancou
ver residents, knowledge he la
ter used In his gem raids.
The lower Yangtze valley o f
China is one of the most densely
populated areaa In the world.
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