The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 23, 1949, Page 16, Image 16

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    16 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore.-Frl., Sept. 23, 1949
HAPPY AFTER JUDCE ACQUITTED Judge Robert Carpenter
(left), hli 82-year-old father, R. C. Carpenter (centerl and
stepdaughter Barbara, 20, itand among group of well-wlsheri
shortly after a jury at Atlanta, Ga., acquitted Judge Carpenter
or attempted murder in the shooting ot his one-time business
associate, Attorney John Lockwood. The jury freed Carpenter
after 59 minutes deliberation. IAP Wirephotol.
Madame Chiang Kai-shek Has Faith That Nationalist China Will Win
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
Madame Chiang Kai-shek still has faith in Nationalist China's
ability to cope with the life and death crisis created by the south
ward sweep ot the victorious Communist war machine.
The first lady of China made this statement to me In the
course of a conversation I had with her In New York.
Madame Chiang has no doubt
that the Nationalist forces will
defeat the communist armies in
the southern theater and ultimate
ly will reclaim the territories lost
in the north. How long will this
great operation require? She
doesn't know; she is only sure
that It will be achieved. In sup
port of this belief she recalled
that during the war with Japan
the Chinese armies were forced
hack to approximately the same
line they now hold and flung the
Invaders back.
She feels certain that the peo
ple of China as a whole do not
believe in communism or trust It,
thouRh many are submissive to
It now because o.' circumstances
over which they have no control.
She envisages a new China
hich will come through moral
and spiritual rehabilitation.
She is returning home to re
sume her place beside her hus
band in the attempt to make these
things come true. .
She has absolute faith In Gen
eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek. She
is furious over aspersions cast on
him recently in this country.
My meeting with Madame
Chiang was at the home of her
brother-in-law, H. H. Kung, the
Chinese statesman and interna
tional banker. She has been in
America for some months on a
mission which, I think, mav be
described as that of unofficial In
terpreter at this tragic moment In
her country's history. In any
event she has had conversations
with many prominent people, in
cluding President Truman and
General George Marshall, and
raincx obviously has been pre
senting the urgency ot what is
happening in China.
Madame Chiang Is, so'to speak,
going to get back into military
uniform. She long has been
known as her husband's right
hand his wisest and most trusted
adviser and his best ambassador.
Many times she has won over hos
tile regimental commanders to his
side. She even has gone into the
war zone with money to pay
troops who were on the verge ot
mutiny.
Gen. George C. Marshall
New Red Cross Chairman
WASHINfrmM Kent Ml4l
Presldpnf Truman annnimmH
Thursday that Gen. George C.
Marshall is being appointed
chairman of the American Na
tional Red Cross.
He said Basil O'Connor, long
time chairman, is resigning.
The changeover will take place
Oct. 1, Mr. Truman said.
Reading Workshlp Dattd
For Douglas Teacher
Douglas county elementary
teachers will attend a reading
workshop at the Roseburg ele
mentary scnooi inursaay ana
Friday, Oct. 13 and 14. Arrange
ments were made by' Kenneth
Barneburg. county school super
intendent, in cooperation with the
general extension division of the
State System of Higher Educa
tion. Victor Phelps, field represen
tative and assistant professor of
education for the extension di
vision, will coordinate the course,
assisted by a staff ot specialists
from Southern Oregon College of
Education at Ashland.
About 316 teachers are expect
ed to attend.
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Be Careful With
Fires, Cigarets,
Urge On Hunters
M. M. Nelson. Umnaua Nation
al forest supervisor, today Issued
an early warning to hunters, ask
ing that they take extreme care
wltn llres and cigarets during
the coming deer season.
Nelson said that easterly winds
are now prevailing in the higher
altitudes throughout the county.
He said this constitutes a future
lire hazard because of the ex
tremely drying nature of the
winds.
He warned hunters and others
In the woods about smoklni? and
lighting, warming or cooking
files. "This east wind will pick
up any untended fire or sparks
and whip them Into a large blaze
in no time, iveison said.
The east winds, not noticeable
In the valley, have already forced
several logging companies to stop
operations, he said.
as Hermann If. Field, 38, direc
tor oi building plans for Cleve
land college, downtown branch of
Western Reserve University,
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Disappears In Poland
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. VP)
An American architect has been
missing mysteriously In Poland
for more than a month. The State
department twice has asked Po
land to explain.
This was disclosed last night
h.v a State department official.
He Identified the missing man
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