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The Nowt-Rtrlow, RoMburf, Oro Thurs., Mor. 2, 1930 Spiritual Regeneration Requires Giving By Individual, Gen. Marshall Says In Appeal For Red Cross Fund By JANE EADS WASHINGTON Gen. George C. Marshall, launching the 1950 Red Crosi $67,000,000 fund-raiting drive, called upon all Americana to help the organization continue ita vaat disaster, armed forces, veterana and health and safety program!. The former aecretary of atate and war time Army chief of ataff aaid the world ia in need of "spiritual regeneration". "This cannot be accomplished bv mere worda or even prayera alone. The individual must rise to the occasion and give of himself. Thil ia one way to do it." The 1950 funds will be collected through out the nation all during March by some 2,000,000 volunteers. Gen. Marshall, president of the Red Cross, is directing the appeal with the help of a national advisory com mittee of 17 prominent men and women. . ' The Red Cross obtaina Ha funds through voluntary contributiona. It doea not receive government funda, but it sometimes acta at the direc tion of Congress and the President in distributing relief auppliea pur chased by the government. Any victim of disaster who ia unable to help himself receives Red Cross help. Benefits run all the way from emergency food and medical care to the rebuilding of a destroyed home. Red Croaa helpa in about 300 diaaster operationa a year almoat one a day. Widespread Aid Cited Because it ia specifically charged with the responsibility, Red Croaa works with the armed forcea. Secre- 7 tary of Defenae Louis Johnaon saya: "We need the work of the Red Cross as we need a good right arm." Last year more than 2,000, 000 servicemen, veterana and their dependenta received Red Croaa as sistance, some of it financial, in working out persona, and family problems. Thousands of hospital ized servicemen received the help of Red Cross social workera in re storing sick minds and bodies. In addition the Red Crosa na tional blood program, in its first two years of operation, has already supplied blood and blood deriva tives to hospitala and clinics in ap proximately naif the states of the nation . . . More than 1,113,000 persons were trained in firat aid, water safety, and accident preven tion last year and 126,894 received home nursing instruction . . . More than 220,000 trained volunteers, many of whom are men, gave close to 12,000,000 hours of community service through the many Red Crosa programs, while 19,000.000 children were taught to serve others through their Junior Red Cross work. WITH PANCAKES, WAFFLES, FRENCH TOAST... EST YOU VI tvt tasted i Economical, fool Acheson To Be Chief Target In G.O.P. Campaign By JACK BELL WASHINGTON - UP) Republi can are planning to use tne Com munist issue for a three-way at tack on the Truman administration in the congressional campaign. Under plans discussed by party strategist, GOP speakers will have a lot to aay about: (1) Preaident Truman's "red her ring" statements, (2) hia refusal to let a Senate committee look at se cret atate department loyalty filea and (3) Secretary of Mate Acne son's comment that he will not turn hia back on Alger Hiss. Senator Ferguson (R.-Mich.) told a reporter he thinks these add up to "something the American people ought to know about." "It they aon't constitute an is sue, then l never saw one. tne Michigan senator aaid. Republican orators lumped on Mr. Truman's "red herring" state ments in the 1948 presidential cam paign without much auccess. During that campaign Mr. Tru man aaid the Communists-in-gov-ernment investigation conducted by the House committee on un-American activitiea waa just a "red her ring" to keep the poeple'a minds off more important things. Achtton Prime Target But the conviction of Hist, for mer state department official, on charges that he lied to the commit tee when he denied furnishing se cret government documents to a Communist courier, haa strength ened Republican intentiona to bring up the "red herring" issue again. In addition, the COP members think Acheson gave them an excel lent campaign istue when he laid after Hist' conviction that he wouldn't desert his long-time friend. Some Democrats teem to feel the Republicana may have something there. Senator Lucaa of Illinois, the Democratic leader, disclosed re cently he had told Mr. Truman he will not defend Acheson's state ment against attacks on the Senate floor. The Republicana, however, aren't confining their attacks to Senate and House apeechet. They have al ready made Acheson a prime tar get in political speeches all over the country. The Republicans think they have more ammunition in the President's refusal to bare secret loyalty filea to a five-man Senate foreign rela tions subcommittee. This group has been named to inquire into charges by Senator McCarthy (R.-Wia.) that a considerable number of card- carrying Communists are, or have been, on the atate department payrolls. NewR-Rpvinw want .H. hrinff results. Phone 100. Spring Cleaning is easier, faster with new Housewares You'll whisk through your work In let! time if you have tht right work-saving equipment. Before you itort your spring houtt cleaning, visit the house wares department ot Umpqua Volley Hardware. O-Cedar DUST MOP A Urf eictl lntly construct d mop f tonf w lly cotton ymwn, eil trf 4 to fltt all the Jutt, Paint 4 hartj w a 4 hanala. 1.69 up C0SC0 KITCHEN STEP STOOL All itaal construction with ruV bar stair frtads. Six fay sprinf colors. 9.45 Stool with back 10.4S , STRAW BROOM S.l.ct. lie. broom - straw, full end Mlid. 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March 2, The United States haa followed up ita break in diplomatic relationa with Communist Bulgaria by ban ning .ill travel of private American citizens to that country. ai me tame time, tne State de partment fired another burst of criticism at the Hungarian govern ment for demanding the United Sutra cut the sue of Ita legation ataff in Budapeat. Government official! taid prli vately there ia littie the United stales can do but comply with the Hungarian demand. Thev indicated they are studying the possibility of retaliating oy a similar move against the Bulgarian legation here. Bulgaria it the aecond Balkan nation to be placed out of bounds for American travelers. Tripa to Hungary were barred last Decem ber 20. Soft Hauled From Pond Evidence Of Burglary KLAMATH FALLS. March 2 CP) A grey ateel aafe, punched open and empty except for two money bags, waa pulled from the Kla math river today. Workmen dredging an old log pond on the river hauled the strongbox to the surface. Sheriff Jack Franey said there waa no way to readily identify the aafe and that none like it had been reported atolen recently in this area. The box appeared to nave been in tne water about three months. One of the money sacka bore the number 2145 and apparently w property of the First National baVt of Portland. The box meaaured 17 x 24 X 18 inches. Radio Program Unites Sister, Brother Again SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-UP) A brother and sister whe had not heird from each other in 38 years were reunited here through a radio program, "The Big Story." "Oh my God, this it marveloua," explained Mrt. E. D. Titawortn t Mantauuwul XT T .V.. .tantuul from a United Air Lines plane last night ana threw neraeit into tne arms of her brother. Charlea F. Sturken. He ia an insurance man in San Rafael, Calif., and former newspaper reporter. They had last seen each over in 1912 when she waa a high school girl in Brooklyn. 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