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11 Thi Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thun., Sept. 22, H4 More Nationalist
Chinese Troops Go
Over To Commies
CANTON, Sept. 22-JP Trust
worthy Chinese reporli thii week
said 20.000 Moslem troops had
revolted against the Nationalists
in arid, northwestern Ninf!ia
province and gone over to the
Reds.
The Moslems beloneed to the
command of (Jen. Ma Hung
Kwel, who Is estimated to have
80,000 men under hlg command
in Ningsla. Ma has been in
Chungking trying to get Chiang
Kai-shek to allot much needed
arms to his troops.
The Nincala revolt report fol
lowed word both in Nationally
China and Communist Shanghai,
that 100,000 Nationalist troops tn
Suiyuan province, also In the
northwest naa gone over 10 uic
Reds with their arms.
Private reports here said a
st rone Communist force was
mrikinz westward toward Nlng-
sia from adjoining inner Mon
golia. Kinhtlng for the big seaport of
Amoy rose to full crescendo In
the wake of Chiang Kai-shek's
pppeal to repel Communist serf
dom and save China from be
coming a Russian vassal.
Official dispatches said three
Red armies with two artillery
regiments in suoport were as
saulting the once thriving treaty
port 275 miles east-northeast of
Canton.
Kail of Amoy, mainland head
quarters of the Nationalist south
east China command, probably
would herald a big Communist
drive on already threatened Can
ton from the coast.
College Students May Register For Selective Service Where Convenient
Coincident with the beauty of line achieved in the 1S54 Nash Airflyte
cars are th advantases of the scientifically conceived aerodynamic denim
which contributes importantly to the unusually hish fuel economy of
Nash cars. Nash engineers clsim that recent wind tunnel tests at the
University of Wichita revealed that 1950 Nash cars hava tho lowest air
ralstanea of any full slia stock tars tested. Passenger comfort as well as
economy. Is Increased by reduced rear-end air turbulence.
AFL Backs Mors, Angell, Declares War On Cain
PORTLAND, Sept. 22 iPi
Two Oregon Republicans are
friendi of labor but Washington's
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Sen. Harry Cain Is a target for
defeat, the AKL Northwestern
Council of Lumber and Sawmill
Workers was told at its closing
meeting here.
Ed Weston, president of the
Washington Federation of Labor,
assailed Cain and said labor
would "cut his political throat,"
when he came up for re-election.
But Sen. Wayne Morse and
Rep. Homer Angell drew approv
ing support from Joseph D. Kee
nan. Washington, D. C, national
director of the AKL's Political
Education league. "Leave no
stone unturned to see that they
are returned to the 82nd Con
gress," he said.
Frank Chapman, coordinator
lor the brotherhood of carpenters
and Joiners, told delegates to pay
no attention to employers' hard
luck stories. He said employers
were planning to cut vacation
benefits. He told delegates to
serve notice. "We don't Intend
to have anything taken away.
And we do Intend to get more."
On I.
CLASS OFFICERS NAMED
Senior class officers were elect
ed to office at a special meeting
held at Roseburg high school
SepU 15.
Elected were Don Parr, presi
dent; Dennis Hayden, vice-president
; Sue Brown, secretary
treasurer and Barry Kenny, ser-geantatarms.
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College and university students
who become is years 01 age alt
er the school term starts need
not return to their homes to reg
ister under the Selective Service
law, Francis W. Mason, deputy
state director for OicRon says,
but may register at the local
board most convenient to them.
as may others when they reach
the age 01 Is.
'The law reouires registration
of all young men with very few
exceptions witntn live days alt
er their eighteenth birthdav,
"Colonel Mason said, "but there
still seems to be some misun
derstanding as to the place of
registration. Ail the young man
has to do Is present himself to
the local board or registration
place designated In that particu
lar area most convenient in the
place he happens to be when he
becomes l. I he registration
process is simple and requires
only a short time. The data thus
gathered is sent to the local
board of the community he terms
his home and which has Jurisdic
tion over him."
When the registrant has a per
manent home, the nermanent
home address should be given to
registration officials, Colonel Ma
son said. For this purpose
"home" Is the place with which
the registrant normally Identifies
himself and at which he would
wish to be classified.
Colonel Mason pointed out that
there is no liability for service
under the Act until the age of
19 is reached, but he emphasized
the obligation to register at 18.
Penalties For Laxity
'The law Is specific." he said,
"and provides severe penalty for
failure to comply."
Colonel Mason added that the
law is also specific In its re
quirements concerning obligation
of a registrant to keep his local
board Informed as to any change
In his address where he may be
reached bv mail, that la or
change In his status under the
Act.
That applies after the regis
trant becomes 26 as well as be
fore." Colonel Mason said, "and
it means that college and univer
sity students, as well as other
registrants, should notify their
respective local boards when
they leave their homes. There Is
no form for this. It may be done
by mall or personally appearing
at the board office."
Colonel Mason emphasized that
the requirements to register and
legal obligations of registrants
were In no way altered because
there have been no inductions
within the past few months.
Oregon Residents' Life
Insurance Increasing
SALEM, Sept. The av
erage Oregon resident carries $1.
000 worth of life insurance. That
average is for every man, woman
and child in the state.
State Insurance Commissioner
Robert Taylor reported that at
the beginning of this year, life
insurance policies In force In Or
egon totaled $1,507,021,125. That
was a 10 percent gain over the
previous year.
He also reported that fire In
surance premiums paid In 1948
totaled $34,350,915. or 17 percent
more than in 1947.
Fire losses paid during the year
were $10,566,625, which was 4.
percent less than In 1947.
FORM LIBRARY CLUB
Senior high school library girls
formed a club that will feature
guest speakers during the term.
The club meets the first Wed
nesday of each month.
Officers are Carol Morely
president; Marilyn Watklns, vice
president and Marilyn West, sec
retary. Cloyde Rlffe, the first guest
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