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Russia Lacks Planes Able To Tote Atom Bomb To N. Y. City Or Washington. Expert Says LONDON, Feb. 10. Cl-A British expert says the Soviet air force is as strong tactically today as any in the world, but it would (till be unable to carry the atom bomb to Washington or New York without advanced bases far from home. Asher Lee, who was a wing com mander in air intelligence during the war, made the statement in a book ensiled "The Soviet Air Force," published Thursday. Russia, he said, has about 12,000 operational military planes two air armies of about 1,000 such planes each attached to each of six Soviet army headquarters. The Soviet Union, the Soviet zone of Germany and other countries . PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG Special Agtnt 111 West Oak Office 712 J Res. 171-J under Russian domination together are manufacturing 40,000 to 50,000 planes a year, said Lee, which "would enable the Soviet air force to maintain about IS air irmies, each with a strength of 1,000 to 1, 500 aircraft." "In the realm of tactical air war fare she (the Soviet Union) prob ably is at least as strong s any other air force or group of air forces in the world," wrote Lee, an acknowledged authority in the RAF on the German air force during the war. ' Lee in 1940 wrote a book called "The German Air Force." A fore word to this by U. S. Air Force Gen. Carl Spaati said Lee knew FREE Piano Lessons One member of your fomily cun hove FREE PIANO LESSONS FOR 6 MONTHS with the purchose of any new piano at Bob's Music Shop during the month of February. Special arrangements have been made with one of Roseburg's loading ins'rue rs to teoch either popular or classical music. ?or full Information and details en convenient terms and liberal trade-ini en your eld piano see Bob' Music Shop new! This of fer expires Feb. 28. J J MUSIC f SHOP J "everything in Musk" Picmos land Instrument Radios Records Shoot Musk nupHotM tee m n. jacmoh stiht-ioscmmo, ouoom '- Sjjjl i! ill' h !! I Ex-Prisoners Of Germans And Japs Will Receive Pay WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 LT Americans captured by the Jap anese and Germans during World War II am to receive 11 for each day they spent in captivity. This decision was reached by the War Claims commission wheih said that American prisoners cf war in German and Japanese ramps didn't get equal o the quality and quantity agreed on the Geneva convention of 192k. Legislation passed by Congress soon after the war allows a uol-lar-a-day payment only for days on which Americsn prisoners did not get rstions equal to standards set up by the convention. The commission decided that Germany and Japan never observed these standards. Payments will probably begin around the first of March. The commission has received 75,000 out o( an expected 120,000 claims. The average claim so far amounta to $800, Chairman Daniel F. Clrary said. , He estimated the total payable Frl., Feb. 10, 1930-The News-Review, Roseburt, Ore. t NOBODY WINS A STRIKE Newschart above shows graphically how long worker has to labor to make up the wage he lost through being on strike. In the recent steel strike, each worker lost bout 1400. In addition to striken themselves, thousand of workers la other Industrie loo wag . ough being laid off because of material shortages caused by the strike. i more about the German air force : than most men. On delivery of the atom bomb, I Lee had this to say: ! "The Soviet air force has no bng range bombers which will csrry ' the atom bomb more than 1,000 ! mile, from base." He added that Russia's longest rsnge bomber, the TU-70, copied from the U. S. B-29, could go that far and Russia had a copy of the B-36 in the prototype stage. I Jane1 "All The World's Air craft," a recognized authority on i military and civil aviation, gives no details on. Russian numerical air strength in the 1949-50 edition. Sac and Ida counties In Iowa I sometimes produce more popcorn I than any state except Iowa Itself. Thti wttk it's Vottntine gifts galore. For Mother, Aunt Susit, or dear old Grandma, LISTER'S GIFT SHOP hot beautiful imported English bone china cups and saucers. There is a tiny cocoa cup ond soucer that has a gotd-speckled scalloped edge ond a dainty moss rose hand-painted in the center. Your career-girl Sister will adore this three-piece tea set which includes sandwich plate, cup ond saucer. There is a delicately painted woodland scene in the center of each piece, surrounded by a silver-grey bor der with gold. The gracious hostess will appreciate the Empire sterling at Lester's, too. A relish dish that is a double shell design has a matching single-shell ash tray. Then there is a sterling sugor bowl, cream pitcher, ond mint dish in matching design, to moke her table service complete and lovely. Tkere't still time te erder tefe pillows for tier Val entine, at JOSSE'S Deceretinf D Moment. They will be mecJe te order In serins, demetks. er quilted chiefs ef g totkeen, with reyoit er cotton trims. Jesse's clever decorators een moke them In any style er shape, enJ either buttoned, tufted, or plain. Piles ef pillows ell ever the sofa ere smart decorating trick for up-to-the-minute ho me makers. These pillows made by Jesse's will have kapok filling, sturdy tickings, end removable slip-covers for eesy laundering or dry clean ing. Order yours new, for lusuriaus Valentine gift the whole family will en)oy, end give their spirits i lift. Tell her you love her with a personal gift a frilly new blouse from LUVERNE'S. They're white cotton with wide lace ruffles around the bib yoke. Made by Melody Modes, they have elbow-length sleeves and button In the back. Navy and red are the smart colors this spring, and Luverne's has them In rayon blouses by Melody Modes. These have plain round necklines that are o perfect foil for your giddy spring jewelry. Sleeves are short, obout midwoy from shoulder to elbow. Is your sweetie in love with nylon blouses? You'll like them, too, in this sheer fabric, white or light green, with narrow cuffs on the short sleeves. The bib yokes have complicated tucking, topped with a tiny collar Know what's a smart trick for after Valentine's? CLARK'S STUDIO knows. It's these NoWay cloth hinges for mounting your snapshots in the family al bum. You con mount so many more pictures with these overlapping hinged mountings, end they are very Inexpensive. Want to tint your own enlarge ments? Clark's have just the equipment you'll need, in e small student set with eight tubes of ail colors, or the larger Academy set with sixteen colors, drying oil, end large supply af transparent medium for blending the oils. Instruction books to help you get started right, toe. Have fun! The first new console rodio-phonogrophs since De cember 1 have arrived at MILLER'S RADIO RECORD SHOP. One is a 7 -tube rodio with plovers for 45, standard, aid nng-p laying records. In rich mahogany, its styling is modified traditional. Another is a 10 tube console in Colonial mahogony. It, too, has rec ord changers for all three speeds. We asked Ken Bushey what new records are wowing 'em this week, ond he gave us the names of three. They are "Cry of the Wild Goose," recorded by F rookie Lane; "I Soid My Pajamas ond Put On My Prayers," with Fron Worren and Tony Martin; and "There's No Tomor row," another Tony Morttn recording. Hear them . . then take home your favorites. Here's enether Velenttne gift for Mom thet will meke ker work eesier end delight her with its beauty, toe. It's the new Sunbeam Electric Ceffeemester, et ASHCRAFT JEWEL ERS. It will make es little es one cup or es many as eight cups, end keep It piping hat as long s you like. No more guesswork the coffee comes out the same strength every time. And the beauty ef the lustrous chrome plate will endure for a lifetime. A match ing hostess set includes tray, sugor bowl and cream pitcher in the same chrome finish with block composition handles. Order them together er separately, es you like. I 1 Februory is George Woshington month, ond fn. ice cream of the month it Whit. Hous. a bright I cherry red cream mode with cruthed pmeapole , ond whole cherries. Buy yours by the quart ot the J ICf CREAMERY, where they high-pock it for gen- I 1 erbus measure. It goes with your valentine cokes like horn with eggs. Lunch ot the lc. Creamery I every day from eleven to thru. And vary your I I lunches with one of their good creamed dishes or o plate of beons ond wienies for a meol that will I stick to your ribs in cold, wef weather. LooV Luck I I has favored another of our city's fovorite sons for 0 FRFE Quart of Ice cream. Th nam is Clorence I A. Gilmer, 525 S Stephens. Drop in ot the Ice ICeemery any day this week, ond pick uo a quart I .of your fovorite flavor. Mr. Gilmer. Maybe your wife will wont you to bring home o ouort of White I Hous for Lincoln's Birthday. Billy will enioy H, I 1 too. I Hem's the Sweetheart cake fee year Valentine party, er te.eieke your dinner et heme an eccnsien. CLEO'S QUALITY BAKERY is making time d.l.t.le lu.rt-sli.se' cakes by the Betty Creckee recipe. It's a fluffy wkite ak. with Wiles' Icinf , d.c.rat.4 with red cinnnmnn hearts. Or ye. can have yevrt esne cielly daceeered tn carry Mt the nwtif nf y.uf V.Ian tin. party- We cm think ef lets af reasss fr kev imu a party nn V.tntin.'s Day like ennnnncinf en eni.e.ment er a wedding anniversary nr ev.n a baby skswef fa o lev.. la mite that's elr.dr here. Clea wiH hate yea with the plans, tea. And for kiddies' parties er fat a Ittnch-box treat, why awe daaaa er a .f the, (ay Valentin, cookies free Clan's' Go re Clee'i Bakery, 114 N. Jecksm, .r phwia Til-, teder. Cook Your Squash With Maple Syrup By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Belter ways to cook vegetables Is always big-time news in the kitchen. That's why I again call attention to Marian Tracy's new ace- cook book "Cooking Under Pressure." Here arc a few rea sons for my enthusiasm: Atorn (quash with Maple Syrup and Butter (Sarvee 4) Two acorn squashes. 12 cup water, maple syrup, butter, salt pepper. Cut the squash in two. Scrape out the seeds. Place on the rack in the pressure pan cupside down. Add 1-2 cup water. Cook under 15 pounds pressure 6 min utes. Reduce the pressure quick ly. Put the squash on an oven proof platter. ! Put at least a teaspoon of but ter and one of maple syrup In each cup. Add aalt and pepper. It you have time, bake the squash In a medium oven about 20 min utes, though this it not neces sary. Menu: Broiled Canadian bacon, acorn aquash with maple syrup and butter, salad (lettuce torn In to email pieces, bunch of parsley . chopped and French dressing 1-2 olive oil, 1-2 lemon Juice, salt and pepper), garlic bread, cot fee. Leaks In Chicken Broth (Serves 4) One large bunch leeks, 1-4 cup chicken broth, 2 tablespoons but ter, 1 teaspoon chopped tarragon leaves preserved In vinegar, salt, pepper. ' Cut off the green tops of the leeks leaving about 1 1-2 Inches of green on the while part. Wash well to remove any lurking grains : of sand. Quarter the leeks and cook under 15 pounds pressure for 3 minutes in the chicken broth. Reduce pressure Instantly. Add butter, tarragon leaves, salt and pepper to the broth in which the leeks were cooked. I Umh. HmUaI .rani .ktin. it rn.B, unrtcu iuiiu, Minu i wa tercress, sour cream), Melba toast, creme brule, coffee. In an oil field on the Netherlands Germsn border, peat and oil are taken from the same area. DOLL REPAIRING . . . carefully done. Let us restore the beauty oi her favorite doily, Young's Doll A Toy Sheppa 104 S. Main, across from Safeway The Finest in Groceries, Produce, and Meats Everyday Low Prices at Digby's Shop ot Roseburg's Newest Market DEVILED TUNA . . 2 cans 25c Canned Milk Armour',Ta" Tinl 2 cans 21c Fruit Cocktail De,M-e l ,b W 19c Cake Mix Swansdown' ,ns,ant 2 pkgs. 35c Peaches or Apricots size tins 3 cans 35c Beans Mexican 2 lbs. 23c, 4 lbs. 45c COFFEE Schilling' or Wadhom's lb. 75c MEAT & PRODUCE NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Paul Saunders, New Manager FRYING CHICKENS PAN REA0Y lb. 69c PICNIC HAMS SHORT SHANK FRANKFURTERS JU'CY AND TEND" lb. 29c SLICED BACON lb. 49c CARROTS CALIFORNIA J LETTUCE large heads 2 for 35c HOURS: 8:00 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. DIGBY'S -ket Garden Valley Road at the Circus Grounds Plenty of Free Parking Space to all POW claimanta at between $104,000,000 and $10S.000,000. The money must come from enemy assets, vested by tha of fice of Alien property (OAP). In addition to American POW claims, the commission expects an estimated 100,000 claims from Philippine island military forces and some 40,000 from survivors of deceased Ameiican and Philippine POWs. Besides the above claims affect ing military service personnel, the commission is alsi processing claims from U. S. Civilian internes who were caught by the 'wsr ai d interned in the Philippines, Wake, Guam, Midway, arid the Aleutians islands. Approximately 10.000 internets are expected to be eligible for "detention benefits," amounting to $60 a month for each month of internment (if more than IS years ol'j when interned) and $25 (if not yet IS at the time of internment.) Average adult payment will be nesr $2,000. Testimony given the House com mittee which wrote the war claims set showed thst just before libera tion the average daily food ration for internees contained S00-S00 cal ories. Doctors say 1,000 is the nor mal minimum to sustain good heslth. 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