2 The Nwi-Review, Roieburg, Ore) W.d., July 26, 1950
Sabotage, Strikes
Aimed At Leopold
BRUSSELS, Belgium, tIP)
The railroad track from Leige to
Paris was cut during the night
near Charleroi. Trains were con
siderably delayed.
It was the 27th sabotage action
reported since King Leopol's re
turn to Belgium on Saturday.
About 10,000 workers laid down
their tools in two large metal
plants in the Charleroi area.
Last night in Brussels newsreels
of Leopold were booed in two thea
ters. In Liege, 8,000 workers of the
Cockcrill steel plant left work this
morning and the strike movement
slowly spread to all industries in
the area.
In Antwerp, where pro-Leopold
demonstrations were scheduled for
Thursday evening, the socialist
burgomaster banned meetings of
more than five persons on the
streets.
Later reports from Liege said that
5,000 miners had joined the strike
and large forces of gendarmes
were patrolling the center of the
city. Nails had been spread on
some streets to puncture tires of
passing vehicles. ,
TV SETS COST MORE
NEW YORK -(Pi Price In
creases of three to IS percent on
television sets have been put into
effect by Emerson Radio and Pho
nograph Corp. In a move expected
to be followed by other firms.
Charges Fly In Marine
Hero's Suit Against Wife
LOS ANGELES. tPi Ed
ward F. Boozer, 34, former mar
ine hero who has sued his wealthy
wife for $500 a mooth separate
maintenance, was accused by her
of adultery.
Mrs. Joyce Primrose Boozer. 40.
heiress to a $5,000,000 Illinois rat
tle and farm fortune with a $100,-OOO-a-year
income, amended her di
vorce action yesterday.
She charged that Boozer, who
has a 100 percent disability rat
ing, "at various places, apart
ments, motels, hotels and rooms,
did commit adultery with various
numerous and sundry women whose
names and identities are not known
at this time."
Boozer's plea for separate main
tenance, in answer to her divorce
suit, claims that his government
pension is inadequate. He accus
ed his wife of infidelity.
She charged in her new com
plaint that he beat her head ag
ainst the floor, pulled hair from her
head, threw hot coffee in her face,
struck her with a telephone and
threatened to kill her.
New Zealand Force To
Aid Americans In Korea
AUCKLAND, New Zealand (JPl
Prime minister Sydney Holland
told the House of Commons New
Zealand has decided to send ah ar
tillery combat force to fight in Ko
rea. It was not immediately announc
ed how manv men the government
hoped to enroll for the overseas
task.
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Local News
AFL And CIO
To Unite Efforts
WASHINGTON tJPl The AFL
and CIO have made their first for
mal agreement to work together in
politics, legislation, and internation
al policy.
A permanent AFL-C10 unity com
mittee was created. Perhaps in
a month or two, it will hold other
meetings to consider practical ma
chinery to settle inter-union quar
rels and to study proposals lor
"organic unity in the American
labor movement."
The committee also plans, soon
er or later, to bring the United
Mine workersand other outside un
ions into the discussions.
As expected, "organic unity"
or real merger of the AFL and C
IO is definitely not just around
the corner. The news oi immediate
importance is that for the first
time in the .history of their ri
valry, the AFL and CIO top com
mands have proclaimed to t h e
county and to all their 141 un
ions: "We will work together."
In part, this amounts to an of
ficial sanction o f AFL-CIO coopera
tion that has been increasing in
various fields sometimes on a
local level almost secretly.
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Son Is Born Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Mack are parents of a
son, Donovan Leslie, born Tuesday
morning, July 25, at Sacred Heart
hospital in Eugene. The baby
weighed eight pounds fourteen oun
ces. This is the Macks' second
son, Their other boy is named
Jonny. Mr. Mack is a reporter for
the News-Review.
Daughter Is Born A daughter,
Christine Lorctta, weighing four
pounds six ounces was born to
Lt. Lewis M. Moore, USN, and
Mrs. Moore, at the Naval hospi
tal. Mare Island, Vallejo, Calif.,
July 8. Lt. Moore is serving at
the line school. Newport. K. I.
The Moorcs have two other children.
Visit In Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Pearson and son, Gary,
of fiend, spent the weekend in
Roseburg as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Peyton Oderkirk. Mr. Pear
son is a brother of Mrs. Oderkirk
and Vera Washington of this city
Acc.pti Position Edward L.
Long, formerly with Umpqua Ply
wood corporation, has accepted a
position in the accounting depart
ment of the new $2 million Mutual
Plywood corporation of Eureka.
Calif. Mr. Long is a director and
stockholder in the new mill. He
will assume his new duties Aug. 1.
Mutual Plywood has just begun
production and is reported to be
one of the largest and most modern
plants in the industry.
Daughter Is Born A daugh
ter, Elizabeth Jean, weighing sev
en pounds twelve ounces, was horn
to Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Maddox
in Corvallis recently. The Maddoxs
also have a three-year old daugh
ter, Rebecca Ann. Mr. and Mrs.
John Maddox of Lookingglass are
grandparents.
Plenle Dated Melrose Grange
annual picnic will he held Tues
day, Aug. 1, at Umpqua park at
7 p.m. Icecream and coffee will
hp furnisher! hv the r.nnipp Mem.
bers and their families are asked to
attend.
Rotary Anns To Mt Rotary
Anns will meet at a noon no-hostess
luncheon at the Hotel Rose
Thursday. Wives of Rotarians- arc
invited. Plans will be completed
(or the dinner meeting to be held
Aug. 7 at Carl's Haven.
To Meet Thursday Women of
the Roseburg Country club will
meet at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon
Thursday at the clubhouse. Con
tract bridge and canasta will be
in play at 1 o'clock. Those desir
ing transportation are asked to
call 1288-J.
To Moot At Temple Wives of
Filed are invited In meet at A 30
o'clock Thursday night at the tem
ple. Bridge, pinochle and canasta
will be in play. Hostesses include
Mrs. Frank Bistak, Mrs. Clifford
Smith, Mrs. Walter Welkcr, Mrs
Leo Kimball and Mrs. Davis Kirk.
HEC to Moot Evergreen Home
Economics club will meet at a
Comtek noon luncheon Thursday at
mpqua park with Nell Lander and
Mable Garrick as hostess. Those
attending are asked to bring their
own table service.
Visiting Haskins Dr. Frank
Talman, commissioner of men
tal Hygiene for the state of Cali
fornia, and his wife and their two
children arrived in Roseburg Tues
day for a short visit with Dr. Frank
L. Haskins, manager of the Rose
burg Veterans hospital, and Mrs.
Haskins. Dr. Talman and Dr. Has
kins formerly worked together in a
hospital in New York City. Dr.
Talman has charge of the mental
hygiene program for all stale in
stitutions in California.
' Wounded South Koreans
Slain By Reds, Medic Says
U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS IN KOREA, July 26
PI A 26-year-old Korean doctor
told a news conference today that
North Korean Communist troops
shot and killed "hundreds" of
wounded South Korean soldiers in
two Seoul hospitals after the Reds
entered the republic's capital.
The doctor, whose name was
withheld for security reasons, said
he left Seoul July 14, sixteen days
after the Reds occupied the city.
He said many South Koreans
told him they had seen the bodies
of the wounded after they were re
portedly shot at the hospitals.
The doctor reached this head
quarters Saturday.
He said about 50 foreigners in
American uniforms were exhibited
in Seoul as prisoners while he was
there.
Every house in Seoul, he said,
must display pictures of Kim II
Sung, North Korean Communist
leader, and Joseph Stalin.
ONlYflO
5 Li A WEEK
Four Nations Offer U.S.
Aid To Fight Korean Reds
A.NARA, Turkey, (TP) Tur
key has offered 4,500 fully armed
troops to fight the Communists in
Korea.
Officials said these men would
not be a token force, but a trained
hard-hitting military unit. They
would be equiped with American
arms received under the current
U. S. Military aid program.
Qualified sources in London
said Britain was ready to offer a
small ground force for combat in
Korea. They said an important fac
tor was British desire to let Ameri
cans know they werc't fighting
alone.
Thailand has already offered 4,
000 officers and men and Bolivia
30 officers.
Plenle to bo Thursday DeMrt
lay and Job's Daughters members
are invited to attend a 7:3n o'clock
potluck picnic supper Thursday
night at Umpqua park. Those at
tending are asked to bring a cov
ered dish and sandwiches and also
their table service.
Convicted Negro Denied
Stay Of Execution
JACKSON, Miss., July 2R (.ft
Chief Justice Harvey McGehee
Tuesday denied Willie McGee, con.
victed Negro rapist, a writ of er
ror which would have stayed the
Negro's execution Thursday.
Chief justice McGehee did not
say on what grounds the petition
was dismissed.
McGee's attorneys contended in
the petition and in a nearing be
fore the chief justice yesterday hat
false testimony convicted the Laur
el, Miss., Negro of raping a white
Laurel housewife in November 19
45. They refused, however, to pre
sent any supporting evidence.
McGee has been convicted of
the crime three times. The first
trial was set aside by the state
supreme court, the second by the
U. S. supreme court.
The largest television tube made
for the home receiver measures
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Homo From Vacation Mr. and !
Mrs. Ernest Edwards and daugh
ter, Linda and Mrs. Edward's mo
ther and sister. Mrs. Roscoe Sand
ers and Miss Zelda Sanders, have
returnea to tneir nomcs in Hose
burg, following a vacation in Slock-1
ton. Calif., where thev visited Mrs
Sanders' mother-in-law, Mrs. M
A. Bee. Mrs. Bee has been verv
ill, but is reported slowly improv
ing. From Stockton, the Roseburg-
ers went on to Tamarack lodce
at Ebbclts pass for the remainder I
of their vacation. Mrs. Edwards
a member of the News-Review
office staff. Mr. Edwards is emnlov
ed at Carstcns Furniture com
pany. Mrs. Chldtstor Returns Mrs.
Tearl Chidestcr, mother of Mrs.
Fuller Johnson of Roseburg, has
returned to Roseburg, following a
trip to San Francisco to visit in
other daughter, Mrs. Donald Con
nor, and family.
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