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Spooled Agtnt Of FBI Will Address Cub Pack Special Agent Francis J. Smith of the Federal Bureau of Investiga tion, will address Pub Pack 55 at a meeting to be held June 30, 7:30 p.m., at the Roseburg junior high school auditorium. Agent Smith will speak on a sub ject dealing with juvenile delin quency. Pack 55 will be the host organiza tion for the meeting iH all other Douglas county Cub scouts are in vited to attend. The public, espe cially parents, is also invited to hear Agent Smith. ivsmmmm m SUNDAY I Jfof .'tetter Dunets, TVA -everyone. F av on the. , ': Jos Torvav . tft-TJ l WWII U-INItlNATIOMM - MlUitt -ti CO-HIT SHOWING Leo Goran t&i Tie Bowery Boyi IMMrflTOj with HUNtFhALL . HILLARY BROOKE I mi "li" i I'Hfll f Dtmd .. Kiiitin . Damitn BRUCE MILLER OTLYNN L0rri riinru COLBERT "IT" tfc MT1IC K NO Wtl SUUnt fi AUDK MURPHY GALE STORM Britain, France Face Tough Tests In Pool Proposal By the Associated Prats The British and French govern ments in the next three days are facing life or death parliament ary tests even as a six-nation con ference works in Paris on the Schuman plan to pool basic ind ustries. The British government is bas ing its win or resign house of com mons test next week squarely on its decision to remain aloof from the present Schuman plan talks until it learns more abnut bow the proposed steel-coal pool works. The French government, whose foreign minister Kobert bchuman authored the plan and gave his name to it, is facing a home- front fieht for its own life tomor row. The French crisis concerns do-1 mestic financing but may indir ectly affect the progress of the in ternational acnuman pian u tne government of Premier Georges Bidault is defeated. Bidault asked approval of a law prohibiting new government expenditures unless they are covered by income. At odds with Bidault s pay-as- you-go policy, the assembly ap proved a socialist party proposal which would give government em ployes pay rises equalling about W5.000.000 in the 1951 budget. Bi dault said he could not endorse payments that would come due when he might not be in office. He asked for a vote of confidence. Meanwhile, the six western Eur opean nations discussing the, Schu man plan went over plant advanced by French Economist Jean Monnet. A spokesman said the group might adjourn today for about a week to let the negotiators consult with their home govern ments. Elsewhere: SOVIET UNION The govern ment newspaper Izvestia struck out against the Schuman Dlan. It said it was ' doomed to laiiure" and "will suffer the same fate ks a notorious Marshall plan. The newspaper ridiculed Britain for trying to "sit between two chairs" on the pool plan. FAR EAST Top American d e fence chiefs who have been con ferring in Tokyo with General MacArthur on overall military po- locy in the far east start back for Washington tonight. The advice defense .secretary Johnson and General Omar Bradley received was to provide American arms aid to nationalist Chinese pn For mosa and to retain all present bases in Asia. State department advisor John Foster Dulles is continuing his I talks with MacArthur tomorrow on the possibility of an early separ ate peace treaty with Japan. BRITAIN Sir John Cockroft, di rector of Britain's atom research laboratory at Harwell said his scientiests have worked out a new way of getting uranium out of ur anium ore more economically. He predicted Britain may Have a prac tical atomic-power plant in four or five years. The British admiralty is on the hunt for saboteurs after sand was found in the machinery of the 1,900 new type submarine Tally-Ho. CANADA The Canadian govern ment is tightening up its spy laws. The house of commons adop ted a bill boosting the penalty for espionage from seven to 14 years imprisonment. McQUIRI SIGNED SEATTLE, June 23 UP) Bob McGuire, Washington State col lege outfielder, was si ned last night by the Seattle Rainiers and farmed to Vic oria of the Western International league. STATEHOOD OKd WASHINGTON, June 28 The Senate Insular committe ap proved today House-passed bills to grant statehood to Alaska and Hawaii, Hamburger Pans doit! ASK FOR LIGHT, DRY C 1930 Acm Brtwtritt, San Freftciice iTIOTOR TWf AM TOMORROWS M A) ' fP6 Traffic Crash Deaths Of 35,000 In 1950 Forecast WASHINGTON. June 28 -lP The American Road Builders asso ciation said today that nearly 35.000 people will die in' traffic accidents in 1950 if the rate recorded in the first four months of the year "is merely maintained. we naven t Killed that manv since the last pre-war year, 1941," a statement by Lt. Gen. Eucene R e y b o 1 d. association executive vice president said. 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