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Hoover, Dradwood, Lane county, candidate for the U. S. Senator nomination of the Repub lican ticket, made his initial ap pearance in Roseburg Monday, night speakinir before a moderate siied crowd in the circuit court room. "We must Rive free enterprise an opportunity to flourish without be ing hampered by thousands of rules and restrictions imposed by a mis guided socialistic government," Hoover declared. He scorned the tremendous gov ernment spending, and upheld America as a land of "opportu nity." "Our government has completely lost sight of this fundamental truth, that the government should not attempt to do for the people what the people can do for themselves. My friends, do not be fooled. We are being led down a one-way rond to socialism." Hoover took issue with the re cord of Sen. Wayne Morse, incum bent, claiming "the junior sena tor does cast his vote along de finite lines. He is invariably found in the camp with the social welfare advocates, the union labor bosses." The issue Is not, he claims "Dave Hoover versus Wayne Morse it is liberty versus soc ialism. We will not have liberty long if the government taxes us into bankruptcy, and we are sure to have socialism if the burden gets so great that the govern ment takes over and dispossesses private enterprises, as Senator Morse recommended in the recent coal strike." Hoover praised the work of Rose burg's two contributions to Con gress Sen Guy Cordon and Con gressman Harris Ellsworth. Fire Deals $500,000 Damage To Tokyo Resort TOht'0, April 5. Fire damaged 8 buildings in the busi ness district and left 400 persons homeless last night at Atami, hot Springs resort 65 miles southwest of Tokyo. Damage was estimated at about $500,000. Several V. S Army rest hotels are operated there but all are some distance from the burned area. Record Chance Gone But Bixbys To Finish Flight CALCUTTA, India, April S. (.TV- The globe-circling Bixbys stopped by engine trouble in their attempt to beat the round-the-world flight record held by the late Bill Odom are going to fly on to San Francisco anyhow. The aerial husband and wife team. Bob and Dianna, hid their disappointment behind philosophic smiles today as they were told it would be several days before spare parts could be flown here for the needed repairs on their twin-engine Mosquito, the Huntress II. They were well over half their journey 11,838 miles when they were forced to turn back to Calcutta's air field yesterday morning. And they were right on the schedule they had set for top ping (Mom's 1947 speed record of 73 hours. Wed., April S, 1950 The News-Review, Rosebur9, Ore. 11 'Ready To Go' Mobilization Plan Needed NEWPORT, R. I., April 5.-I-PV-Bernard Barurh called Saturday for a "ready to go" mobilization plan to place the nation on an all out war footing the instant another war is declared. The noted financier said the "time gap" needed to convert pro duction from peace to war consti tues the "gravest source of peril" to the United States. Speaking before staff members 1 and students of the Naval War col- i lege. Baruch said: 1 "We can be sure that the Soviet i leaders have not forgotten that it took us nearly two and a half , years to convert our gigantic pro ductive energies lrom peace to war" in the last conflict. "This time gap in our mobiliza tion." he said, "is our gravest source of peril. It is the weak ness around which any enemy must base its war plans." The former presidential adviser said U.S. possession ot the atomic bomb has not "solely" prevented "overt Soviet aggression . , . these past years " He said that "no nation in the world will attack a mobilized America." "The only strategy any enemy can have is to attempt to over whelm us during that 'Too little, too late' period while our military power is still 'on order' ". His mobilization plan would in-1 Program Planned For Duck Preview On U. O. Campus UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene. (Special.) An all-campus assembly featuring speeches by rrrsiueni n. ft. rtewourn, iieaa t Vn,U.ll f 1. vi a:i ,1 ruuiuaii luain jim niKen, anu Music School Dean Theodore Kratt will highlight Duck Preview week end for Oregon high school sen iors. The three-day event will be held on the campus April 14-16. A Friday night vodvil show, stu dent planned and presented, will open Duck Preview April 14. An annually-staged event for the benefit of the World Student Service Fund, the vodvil has been planned this year to present the best in campus entertainment to the high school guests. Saturday's events will open with the assembly at 10 o'clock, followed by a tour of the new Erb Memorial Student Union. Luncheon at noon will be a spe cial affair sponsored by the Asso ciated Students of the University of Oregon. In the afternoon a baseball game and a water carnival will be on the agenda. Dinner at all living organizations will honor the guens. A choice of events is planned for Saturday evening. Visitors may see the all-important production of "Martha," or attend a special ASUO dance. Special services will be held Sun day at 11 o'clock in all churchea in Eugene. The final formal event of the weekend will he exchange din ners at 1 p. m. These will enable high school visitora to meet with students in living organizations other than the ones in which they are housed. Invitations were mailed this week to students in all high schools of the state. Moiart Girls' Choir Accuses East Germans BERLIN. April 3 UP) The noted Mozart girls' choir of Dres den accused east German author ities Tuesday of kidnapping their director' wife and claimed some one tried to poison their secretary. The 21 girls, ranging In age from 17 to 30, have fled from Soviet-occupied Dresden to West Berlin. They said they hoped American authorities would pro vide them a permanent haven in west Germany. At news confernce, the sing ers accused east German officials of seizing Mrs. Werner Schueck, the 37-year-old director's wife, at Dresden last weekend, The secretary, who asked that her name be withheld because her family still is in the Russian zone, said a package of poisoned food was left by a mysterious caller at her temporary West Berlin lodg ings last week. She said she be came suspicious and did not eat the food. Director, Schueck, who brought his two children out of Dresden with him, claimed Red officials made life unbearable by their pressure on the choir to join Com munist political groups. A peaked leather-soled shoe call ed the Cracowe was considered the height of fashion during the Mid dle Ages. Its point was so long that a chain tied around the knee help up the toe. elude a call to arms, ceiling prices to prevent Inflation, much higher taxes, and a general staff for peace. "To wait until war has begun and bombs are actually falling be fore we begin to legislate is to invite disaster," he declared. Jobless Funds Paid In March Cut 25 Percent SALEM. April 5 (.P) Ore gon's unemployment dropped so much during March that jobless benefits decreased 24 S percent from the record monthly total es tablished in February. Payments to the jobless in March totaled S3.677.021, the unem ployment compensation commis sion said. The total was 11.7 per cent less than in March, 1949 Last months payments brought the 1950 total of $12,844,293, a new quarterly high mark. The number of persons claiming benefits dropped from 65,731 in early February to 32.357 last week. The unemployment reserve fund, out of which benefits are paid, dropped to $71,370,000 last week. That is the lowest since early In 1947, and is slightly less than when the war ended in Aug ust, 1945. This past winter, the size of the fund was reduced by $10,000,000. Let Western Auto Supply Co. 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