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AUTO PIONEER DIES LANSING, Mich., (.T) R. E. Olds, 86-year-old automotive pion eer who developed the '"merry Oldsmobile" and later the Reo motor car. died 'Saturday of the complications of old age. EGON'S R E Al T ? EPTEMBER 4 thru 1(K STARTS LABOR DAY RIZI LIVESTOCK ON EXHIBITION 4-H FM STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS RODEO HORSE SHOW EVERY NIOHT HORSE RACING DAILY FREE MIDWAY ATTRACTION Admission (Fet. Tax Inc.) CHILDREN 12 and Undor FREE S AL EM, OREGON Truman Rapped For 9an On MacArthur's Views "It ii to be taken by the Amer ican people ai another flagrant ex- WASHINGTON (.PI Repub licans have put into the congres sional record the text of Gen. Doug las MacArthur'i statement on For mosa and sharply criticized Pres ident Truman for directing that the general withdraw it. Republican leader Joe Martin told the House it was "unfortun ate" that the President sought to "suppress" the .statement after MacArthur sent it to the Chicago encampment of Veterans of For eign Wars. Martin said Mr. Truman's action was "another exhibit of bankrupt leadership." ample of the incredible bungling by the administration over the past five years, bungling which deliv ered Manchuria and most of China to the Communists and which cul minated in the Korean conflict," he said. "It is simply another chapter in a long series of blunders whereby sound military advice was suppres sed and political decisions, in keep ing with the policy of appeasing the Soviet Union, were superim posed for political reasons." EAVES TROUGH AND FITTINGS 4" and 5" Half Round Eaves Trough Stylt "K" Square Gutter Complete Line of Fittings for Both Types Also 2" and 3" Down Spout With Fittings. BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 98 Located W. Washington St. and S. P. R. R. Tracks L - l CDCZi I By CAROL KERR COBURN ON DON-LEE Mr. Charles Coburn, eminent star of stage, screen and radio, will high light KHJ-Don Lee's "Song of Lib erty" series, which debuts tonight. Aug. 29, in the 8:00 - 8:30 p.m. time spot. These broadcasts will be sponsored by the Farmers' In surance group. "Song of Liberty" will spotlight the music that tells the story of America, while Mr. Coburn will be heard each week in a dramatic bit concerning a great moment in the nation's his- jag Hi W COMFORT vutTTLnicrrvi. ECONOMY OLYMPIC HOTEL r.: NOW AT HARMONY HOUSE RADIO PHONOGRAPHS Select their Table Model Combination radio-phonograph combination givei he wants in his combination. 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Your child will take great pride in owning and using this ottractive standard pho nograph. Decorated with favorite nur- rtr)!i sery rhymes on all four sides- A A With the purchase of this moehine, you receive ot no odditionol cost over six dollars m Children's records ond needles. 230 N. Jackson St. Tun.. Aug. 2. 1950 The News-Review, Reseburg, Ore. 1 I lory. Says Thomas E. Leavey, i president of the Farmers' Insur ance croup: "For some time we have felt the need of such a public service feature. Song of Liberty' is a program dedicated to the American system of competitive importunity." ON TOM MOORE'S MUSTACHE One of the few things Tom Moore, emcee of MDL's "Ladies Fair" week-day program, can gel serious about is his waxed mus tache one of the finest of its kind in radio. Once, when both his wife and his mother ganged up on him to shave it off, he did. "And would you believe it." he says, "it took 'em five days before they realized I'd done it. That's why I decided to put it back on and it's on to stay.'' TONIGHT Previously men tioned "hong of Liberty program in its debut broadcast starring Charles Coburn (8:00-8:30). . . Senator Wayne Morse in the sec-! ond in the series of transcribed special radio reports dealing with the events growing out of the Korean war. On these broadcasts, , you will hear the voices of the men in key positions who are shaping 1 our destinv in this rriiri.il hunr ' This second program in the series1 scneauiect for tonight (9:30-9:45 m.), will Include transcribed ighlights of one of (he most im portant of the current meetings of the United Nations Security cnun. cil, at which the United States blocked Russia's move to expel China. On it. you will hear the voices ot Russia's delegate, Jacob niaiiK, American delegate Warren Austin, and the delegates from Britain, France, India, Norway, f.gypt, Cuba and Ecuador. The music of Wagner, Grieg, Satie and Prokofieff will be DeifnrmnH hu Serge Koussevitzkv and the Boston Symphony orchestra on "Music ion Want" (10:15-10:45 rj.m.V Alleged Saboteurs Freed By French Military Court LYON, France UP) A French military court Saturday acquitted 18 persons accused of sabotage under a law avowedly aimed at baiting Communist attempts to wreck U.S. military aid to France. They were arrested after a mil itary convoy was attacked on the road near here. Parliament has just passed a law making such offenses liable to severe penalties and subject to handling before mil itary courts. At that time justice minister Mayer had said no mercy would be shown to Communists, who had dumped French arms into the sea and - boasted American arms would not be permitted to enter France. DRIVERS EXAMS SET A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Roseburg Thursday and Friday this week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the city hall. THE NICEST PEOPLE . . . rely on us for service. 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