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i 4 Th N.wt-R.vi.w, Hotehurg, On Wof., Nov. I, If SO Published Daily lacept Sunday ky m N.ws-Rtvlow Company, Inc. IsUrM aa wmt Him aaallar Star 1. l?o. at las atnee OS IIMMrl, Oaafao, 0a4tf Mi el Msrcfe I. ISIS CHARLIS V. STANTON IDWIN L. KNAP Iditer Manager Mambtr tf the Associated Proas, Oragen Newspapar Publishers Attociation, the Audi! ureau Circulatiana Easfaaaatat tor KT-IIULLIOAf CO.. IM;., at'leaa la Ntw tars. ChlaatW Oaa rranelaca. Lm IiiiIil aaallla, rarllaao. at. Lali BL.ai la1 ION BATCO ta Orafaa H? Malt lat faaa SB M ata aaaaias M M. By FULTON LEWIS. JR. (Copyright, 1950 King Faaturai Syndicate, Inc.) WASHINGTON Federal Saeurity Administrator Otear .v.v.rT..w..v .vu comm.. "iiion.ir.. didn't ., much ay M.H. ur Hcaikt it.:. during th IT COSTS YOU A NICKEL By CHARLES V. STANTON Your newspapers today tell you the reditu of a momentous off-year election. You have available the last-minute returns frf.m evrry state in the I'nion. Com pare this with the fact that it was several weeks Iwfore , people in Oregon knew Abraham Lincoln had been elected President of the United States. We, accept ns commonplace the almost miraculous advances made in the field of communication in went . became Ewing was ulent during I A M A. planned to spend 11,110.000 years. Still more startling w ill be improvements still to campaign he is any less intent i on newspaper an-i radio ataie- I .KAiiliiina lit a iffutni-ai ami I mnfft Mn 9IIIIIIII 11nv mam. come. conqreiiional eampaiqm, but you can eipect to hear mora from him with tha election campaign! endeo. Ewing expecta that wa shall liva with a "cruif" economy and for eign policy for the next decade. In anticipation of possible atomic attacks, ha hai planned civil de feme drills for school children, which will be similar to the pres ent fire drills. Of course, along with this, he will he back on the firing line with his five billion dollar socialized medicine program, which proved to be something less thsn sensa tional as an administration cam paign issue. In The Day's News .y FRANK JINKINS. Looking backward, it seems only a few days since the front-line diS' patches were describing the North Korean commies as a beaten and disorganized rabble being chivvied into the hills by our soldiers. This morning's dispatches tell of power-parked North Korean ham mer blows that have driven us back as much as SO miles in spots. When Pyongyang fell to our arms, the reds were abandoning their equipment in every direction. One of our "spokesmen" says this morn ing: "Some weapons not previously encountered in the Korean war are now being used by the reds. These ceiving us? Hundred aides wno art. paid from wessons included 88 millimeter - seven to 110,000 a year. i rockets and 76 millimeter how-1 ' have to be realistic about the I When it waa suggested to Kwing I itzers. RtCOII.I.KSS WEAPONS whole business. that as a lawyer he ought to forego! (the last word in modern field I " is luite possible that our CI hundred thousand dollar teea and i artillery), which we had not pre- j don't know Chimamen when they I be content with J5.0O0 a year, hejviously seen in action, have hit ! see them through the smoke of," ADDRISS WANTID Anyone knowing tha whra i horns of Frank Elmendors is asked to contact the Roseburg chapter of tha American Red Cross. The. Ravi Trni has received two in more or less infinite numbers, flood inquiries from bis relatives in These commie Chinks are de-j mnois But have been unable to scribed by our boys as "grinning locate him! devils who keep coming on, wave j According to the Red Cross, El after wave, into ojr fields of fire j mnuors supposed to be em and as fast aa one drops another pioyrd Dy the Ream Lumber Co. akes his place. ,,nd livinI in Myrtle Creek. These are only C' stories. Our1 - - " upper brass isn t aa yet convinced mai any ren imnrse Int unijA?l 1ZKD UNITS have as yet appeared in North Korea. How about that? I Don't our GIs know a Chinaman I when they see one? ! Or are our upper echelons de- I BELTONE CLINICS are bold at tha Umu Hotel. Writs tat aast data. HEARING AID BATTERIES MaJlaO Aaaa-Bara Tmi Aar Staaa Writ. S. C MITCHELL IS W Biii4r, Sataaa, OfO. ' Froeuenf Free iatif J. afi aaaaaisiae af rarlasae Btllaaa Baar-lag 414al FROM THE NEWS OF 31 YEARS AGO hit the ceiling. That suggestion i our forces in the fighting east of came irom .tena'ir Owen Brew- unsan. ster Maine Republican. Since that: And so on time a Bangor, Maine, daily paper in which Ewmg la influential has seldom had a kind word to say bout Brewster. Ewinz and Dingell were strictly Don't get the id.ia, however, that . bitter about the fact that the How come? 'Vol hoppen? Well, it seems quite obvious that I battle. I'm not at all sura that if I met a North Chinaman IN A KOREAN UNIFORM I'd know for certain that he was a Chinese and a not Korean. Remember, these I But while we consider scientific advances we should not overlook the human element the thousands upon thousands of people vho combine their services to make thi election information available to the American people. . Let's take a look at how this job is done. We'll start right here in Pougbs county. Working with cooperation from County Clerk Roy A gee and Sheriff "Bud" Carter, The b'Qtrt-Reriew con tacted election boards in every precinct. Blanks were furnished counting txiard chairmen to be used in tele phoning returns to the office of The Neun-Revieir Thus we had precinct election boards, telephone workers, messengers und others gathering and reporting election news from every section of the county. In the office of The Netm-Rr.vicw, reports from pre cincts were copied o.i blanks duplicating those furnished election boards. These blanks went to a crew of tabulators who copied the figures oito a work sheet and a master sheet The worksheet took precinct results in the order in W'hich they, were received, while entries on the master sheet were made in the alphabetical order of precincts At frequent intervals tabulators struck off accumulated totals from the work sheet, but the master sheet was not totaled until all available returns had been collected. Comparison of the two totals revealed any errors in tabulation. Information Sent Out At intervals during the night The Newt-Review fur nished reports on n,l contests to The Associated PrcFs bureau in Portland. Meanwhile newspapers in other counties were following procedure similar to that used by The Ncwu-Rcview. At Portland The Associated Press combined reports from all counties to determine results for all of Oregon. The Oregon totals then were for warded to the various A. P. bureaus. At the A.P.'s office in New York the reports "from all states were fitted into the national pattern. From New York and Portland stories were wired back to member newspapers telling the outcome of the national and state elections. Mechanical workers in ' newspaper plants put the stories in type and printed the papers delivered to homes all over the nation. Can you imagine the number of people who contrib uted to this report election boards, telephone operat ors, equipment men, telegraphers, teletypewriter punchers, tabulators, reporters, editors, photographers, printers, stereotypers, pressmen, mailers, newsboys, motor carriers and dozens of others? And you get the services of all these people for less than a nickel. north of China people anil the Ko rean people have een badly mixed up reacially over the long I ivoreans uui nf.Lt irom some- j cemunt-a. as you can note lor your- body. Got it quick. Cot it in a self from the pictures, they look a big way. ! lot alike. Where did this helD come from' must ls rememoer that in about socializing the doctors and ments explaining why its mem dentisU. He made use of the lull bers did not want to be socialized i. HU ik. nrnnvnanrls ..ain. I hv F.wintf Dinoell railed Ihia an , . . . , , . . , .i v i - i t- - i . . . . I UDDer din omatie Man have tn paign lor lroi. lie naa pieniy oi viciuui iu i-unupi me jjuuiic ma, uui u ai uciuk quuicu oy rr. - v1. - r - heiD mind," and said that the A.M. A. i correspondents in the fighting lines work together toward common ends I i - - ..: ;j: ,LL... I t -t . that mav nnt he annara.nl tn lha mainuinn an in-iuious louuy tunning miu reu imnese troops . u . ' , ,r -rr-.---- - , i. m ikn i n, .ir.in .n,,'!! k..,. I atiairs like tnis Korean business to do your own guessing. It' is true our upper military brasa and our I One member of Congress who is completely sold on socialized med irine is Rep. John T). Dingell, (D , Mich.). To prove it, in October of this year he mailed out under his free government frank several hundred copies of a speech in which he casti gated the American Medical as sociation's efforts to ward off Ew inff'i socialization nrooosal. What is interesting about Bin- painouc names anu suck up a iuz eell's mail to his constituents in ; zy-brained liberal as a front man. lobby- in Washington. For frosting on the cake. Din-1 gell aaid the A.M. A tactics are "un-American." Uusiilly in un American activities you have to dig to find out whs! is going on. The ordinary procedure is that the proponents of un-American prop aganda hide behind fronts. Ihese they dress up with fancy. Habits Of American Sailors, Soldiers In South Sea Isles Jar Christianized Natives this particular instance is that he charged the A.M. A. with a "smear campaign." He also suggested that voters start a sort of chain tele phone campaign, similar to the chain letter ideas thiat once were popular for bilking the unwary with phony gold mines schemes. Dingell didn't say whom the vot ers should call, exept one another, regarding the A.M. A. program. But he does see in the A.M. A. re jection of socialized medicine a "new, insidious, political lactic de signed to cripple the Democratic party and tha Fair Deal program." Well, let I look at that. Ewing is a rich man. Dingell isn't exactly poor. But what they are proposing is to persuade doc tors and dentists to be content with from M.OOO to $5,000 a year. Dingell gets $12 300 salary, plus a $2,500 non accourtatiie expense Claims Allowed By City Council Th following claims war approval by iha city council at IU maaunf Monday night: city or sosrniTRo CLAIMS PAYABLS OCTOHKR .11, lav) Age, ftov. iRacordlng Dd- . S Son Rargalt !uppl, 'Radio Rcpalra. 3.00 Bob a Salvaga Yard, iRcpalr rariBi You have tn set down to the see. Hi.n laual k-fn.a ,n , f,nf : S"b Browning. Tira Repair! , , , i " it i Brucea Motorcvcla Canter. iMo- Such is tiot the case with Jhe A.M. A. This association of doc tors, and a counterpart association of dentists, stepped right up and clouted bark when F.wing first pro posed to socislize their existence. Not only did the A.M. A. tackle the plan specifically ana generally, but it belted Ewing personally for even thinking abo'it such silliness. No fronls were employed, nor were, influence-users with admin istration connections The medics simply hauled back and let fly. They still are doing just that. During the week of the big A.M. A. newspaper and radio campaign there were A.M. A. arguments against socialized medicine fly ing thick and fast. No hidden ball tricks. Big. simple, fullpage news paper advertisements and Ire- allowance, plus $M.0OU for office j quent radio speeches were laid help, from the taxpayers. Ewmg j out for public consumption under used to charge clients sucn sij" spunaursmu. iv tuc Standard Oil and the Aluminum A M A. way of telling Americans Company of America fees ranging what is going on and what its inin iha hnnHrrf nf thntishnria of members thouuht about It. dollars. I Ewing and Dingell have had the Dingell doea no! apply a $5,000 same opportunity to express their limit In aa ariea n hi. own stall. Views, iioin nave aonr so. ouin by a long shot. In the F.S A., whert I will do so again. The only differ- Ewing is boss, about half the em-1 ence is mat taxpayers win oe torn- plnyes are in relatively upper aal-ing the bill lor dissemination o i ary brackets. Including several their arguments. By Vuihnttt S. Martin Jf-f-J If you don't like jnak, either,-f tered thfm . . . EJ laughed when well, goodbye now, and do come back tomorrow! You see I have (st been "visiting with a nature over who includes even snakes in his friendly outlook. Mercy , don't tell him about the day I watched Tretty-cat, all the while I was washing the breakfast lorcvcl Rroairat Cat t. Orugon Power Co. Power ic Light for City) Det'ieeo, Milta tfc Sons, (Grader Tlr. Douglfti AtMtrart Company, Inc. iKnginecnng Prlntai Douglas County, lUoaqulto Con trol Douglai County Farm Bureau 'Kt.ppllMI Frrro Enamtllng Company, iSuppllaa ,,- ,, . Fell, big. iSuppHaar - Fredrickson'a Phit Lab iPbo Uat .. Cilrhriit. W. A uTood lot Flood Work era. Grimm Grocery, 'Suppliea .... Hiitint, J E. th Company, iWelder Je ParUi . Interstate Tractor k Equip, Co. Kepair Paru . Kluver Radio. 'Radio Part at Land is Iron Work a, tSupplieei Lockwood Motora. "Car Part M Maatrr Photo Studio, i Photo t .... Mid-Oregon Printing it Stat. Co. (Office Supplleai , . , Manlgumery Ward Company, iSupplleei Nelaon & Pyle Woodworking Co. 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AiasatsT, iiuiiw. We want to keep red China, with I iti hundreds of millioni of units nf , cannon fodder, OUT OF THIS . RUCKUS if we can. If our high I command starts charging angrily that red China is sending armies into North Korea to fight us it I might anger the Chinese commie 9 leaders to the point where they would go all out. I We don't want that. . Anyway, -something has happened The North Koreans, beaten and dis organized a few days ago, are hack I in the running again as a fighting force. The natural presumption is that they have got a lot of help I from over the Yalu. As to what it I all will mean, we shall have to wait and see. I re h I I in JPW in. I I "'bt' """e . rh e Rsitburt Ravitw January 2, Tha eommuriiry of Gardiner retlvtd a ihot in the arm with the eoiurruetioii of tho sssviilL Wt art trying to qivo you a shot in tht orm to remind you to protect your property with adequate insurance coverage before it is too late. Your business he'ps the community and increases the economic level of everyone in the community. Protect the community's interest by protecting your own investment with adequate insurance. Call us today. IT PAYS TO INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE! PHONE 1467 ass.oa IS 31 s as 43 M 1 7.1 1.311 SIS 14.30 11.00 laoa IH S34 SOOT S3 SO S.00 GOT A KICK? If your paper has not been received by 4:15 p.m.. PHONE 100 between 4:15 and 7 p.m. ONLY I TIPTON PERMIN INSURANCE at lilt Tiptoe r "ir WO" rtrmiia 214 W. Cots (Nsit door to Pott Office) Carl Ptrmlit C4 S3 I 11.71 I The court accepted the explana i tinn and (reed the cannibals. he saw them, so I was delighted when the first wad of paper he picked up had a wriRliler still in it. Well, no. e dirln 1 Kin tnem. You see, folks around here have stressed how "valuable" snakes are in catching mice and so on. . . . If garter snakes have from 30 to smcburt sand a, Graval Com. 7n . ....... ......m Anm nn, I amy. Graval d,shes. grab a dark snske a Rood j ,0m ,key that even' lretty-cal's ! oTpahiiJSi ,- 'IP"". eighteen inrnes long, wun a orixni, enthusiasm will deplete tne he might think I should nave res- Douglas county snske population cued the snake! Instead, alas. I l0 ln, danger point. ;nefl to see ine ay n r nut j telling you aBoui tne would watcn ner cnance, gran " i nature-lover expert I was "visit- hy ihe bark of the neck, stand up; jnl" Wlth, in the pages of his book: on her hind feet, and fling it back Northwest Nature frails by Her over her head. No ballet perform- j bert Sheldon l.ampman t Metro ance ever was more graceful. This i politan Press, Portland, 9M). It's she did, over and over ... P. S 'reallv delightful reading. Along lo The snake finally played dead, with ward the end. says he, about garter gootl results. ! snakes, of which we have four This summer I counted six dif-1 kinds in Oregon: "No other serpent ; w;"J;rB"dln,-Supp, Co, ferent varieties of wrigglers on ine in iorin America is so aounnant: .paint & Laquan it. to aoo Shall Oil Company, IGaa for all Uapartmenta M. w Slankard, lExpcnaaa for W.lden Sparlalliaif ParU St Equipmant iRapalr Parlat ... .. Staarna Hardwanr h Impla- manu. iCity Garaf. SuppliMi Tlra SarAira Company, Inc. 'Straat Dapl. Tirfai . Trowhndl Elaclrle Company, iStraat Lit" Repair' I'. S. Poat Otflra. -Slampa' t. Post OKlea, iRaslataratf Mailt Vmoqiia Vallar Kardwara, IU 163.00 mis 1J7S 4M iS 4.W SO II SALEM I API Christian natives in tha South sea islands re puilled attar their contacts with American soldiers and laughed lo see the way s h e sailors in World War II. The Rev. Harold F. Hanlin, Oklahoma City congregational missionary in Micronotia, told hare how tha natives are wonder ing whether the Americans are good Christians. He explained that the natives i - - nf the Marshall and Caroline Is lands, some of whom have been avMaf tn fririalian inflnanra tnr a century, have developed a strict 1 nr- ""nlln ' Principal of a moral code. r,ho01 " Kusaif island in d .k.i k... .',n Carolines. He hss been cap- But now that they have seen , nt . :; -k;- .ki.k i . ,ij.... j.i-i, w... . 'tain oi a little sailing snip which merlcan so d era dnnk brer and:,i,.. -k. . . . ,k. imnka cioarela thev unnder what I ,,w ! ih. ha, W nf Ihe bouse .kind of Christianity Is taught m ' '",: . . . . . !ere the all black ones I hauled know them have come to trust America. . " scnonl, he trains native . oll 0f the box that was parked them and protect them. One can He said Ihe Christian natives nrt "' 10 he leaders in wltn nn, bittpr night when but giiess at the numbers of harm- have developed their strict moral ! communities pipes were beginning lo freere. ; till insects and snails which they code themselves. ! r,ll""n 10 ,h islands i n,rt a "hunch" and drsgged the espture and devour, for their labor, And when a native violates t, next summer to prepsre a Bible lwJ p,p,r, out. and scat- like their appetites, is incessant." he is kicked out of Ihe church .translation in the husaie Ian. ! LJ hv his own neonle guase. He was a navy chaplain . . a.. ny nis own people. ., u,.j u .. n .j k.J r e..:a- D....U rL.-.L.. T CL.... Dr. Hanlin asserted thst the i " ' L . . .. uumuu. auu .! WIUI lallCTS I U jnOW missionaries, who used to put i ' 1 ' From Traffic Crashes clothes on them, now are trying . . In l.la nf Iham nil fOIITlCr nOVT. Cl.UriQIin XI a V f Cat, fcaa tA B ail Some of Ihe natives got Ihe idea Editor, Weds In Denver : n circuit court for 2ii-1 01 damages i "The Slorv of trie Life of Jesus ACCIOentS In UrtgOII that the more clothes a person from Patrick J. Moore allegedly . Christ" is the title of a film lo he Claim Four Live wears. Ihe belter Christian he rs. PEXVER iTi Talmcr Hovt, lesulting from a trafiic accident. shown at St. Paul s Lutheran, So some of the women now wear etlilor and publisher of the Denver i According to the complaint, i church in Roseburg Sunday, Nov. By Tho Associated Press as many as 16 petticoats. I Post, was married lo Mrs. Helen automobile of the plaintiffs son, . u. Separate shows will he given Mrs. Marie Corder. 41, Dundee, Dr. Hanlin said the ivavy, which May Taber in a double ring cere- i William Robert True, collided with . t i and d:4J p.m. No atlmission died Sunday night in a Newbrri administers the islands, is of ! mony Tuesday. , the defendnnl's car when the latter w;ill be charged but a voluntary i hospital soon after she was hit great hrl,' to Ihe missionaries, Hoyt will he guest of honor at a ngligently failed to stop at a atop ollering is to be accepted to hclpion highwav 99 by a motorcvcle and that it Is trying to find many, dinner at William Jewell college, 1 street. The accident allegedly oc- defray costs. 1 operated by John Landis West more missionaries to go to the his alma mater, at Liberty, Mo .iccured Mar. 24 at Lane and Rose Tne (nm vett , 0,.ci on the Linn. islands. Friday night He was publisher of i streets in Rose'mrg. l,v was filmed in color hv the War-en fiirrv a rhirf main The natives, he said, suffered the P.etland Oreenman h.r,.i Pauline Oilier has filed a ",V.n uJ Vl Y."I' . '.Vk,rr?;.Jw'a5lll.7 .VB: irr,Kt. k.rn.hin. .,ja i. i , k. t . a ' l-:.L7il , ....in n. " ""V v" " ''f.. lenanre tecnnician mr me v ivii u"Vr r.; , wm;,.,,T. VZIL'".: "T,"". u,,..:,Krn.""" " ? ?' screen. I Aeronautics admh.istrat.or.. suf- happy lo ace Ihe missionaries come back. crushed rock spread around our j or valuable as the garter snske. . waai. union, te,, 1ark porch, a wide space before j All are harmless, and all are of (stso it., kill hnoinc in rlimh no from ' great worth . . . these friendly ssiss sa ,i. - ,r . . , " . , ., . . a.aaian larrra ri'Sin included creaiures. ana mo oi m wno r(tv H.aT rnd .w so Hftiry H Millr Unttn lo South Kan Street tmprovcmcni Fund . . 1.SH7 00 Rttur( 8nd and Rravtl Cnm. puny. Loain to South Kan Strt Improvamtnt Fund HIS M U.SH3 00 ST TK TAX HTBrrT FIND CUjr of Rmfhurg Gftieral Fundi BOOM BTRriT S1NKINO rtsn Hfnry H Millr M.130O0 Coen Supply Con. pan v l-Vi 12 J C Compton Company .W &n fr Mix Concrvt. Inc. 197.(10 11,841.33 t Biographical Film Miuionory IUn He told tht story of a mission ary who was eatrn by ranmbals on rvrw ouinca I Mrl iKvi ia Vh h '" 0(l ,imi,,r, ,ul' , j - ';hn; veteran of the stage and screen, Aeronautics admlnistratior.. suf- u-i iaTaJ p"y ,h' ro1' of J""" of Nara-jfered a broken neck w he. his car ilVrf u ,l! .KP05l.'i" ! plainlirr ta tes h'lh' d'''n.d",'t re.h. Others in the cast of 100 in- fled to negotiate a turn and and is the mother of three chil- wss negligent when he made a cllld, i, ,., , plays ! ,ri,bed. 12 miles east of Otegon drcn. She is the former Helen May right automobile turn in front of plrl of ju),, jsc,r0t, anr Liningrr ot Denver, a graduate of her car. This negligence allegedly Stph,n t h,s. Slmon i'eter. hospital Iniversily of Denver. . caused a collision. The general public is most cor- ,, .jl city. He died at an Oregon city This is also the second marriage dially invited. The same picture will also be shown at St. John s l.uthern church in Sutherlin Tues day. Nov. 14. beginning at t p m. This missionary told the ranni. ,nr "5". bl ending in di. 11.5. Sue Airman For bals he was guing to heaven be- vorc- I Flwina Over Atom Plant cause he was a Christian. He told riyinrj wr Mrom riunr ine canmoais mey couidn t get PROBATION GRANTED SPOKANE. Tv- The govern-! Inio heaven because they we rent ment has tiled suit for JI0O0 George S. Logan of Colfax. Wash Chris . an. i William Harold Mstt. 18. of ,,,, private flier, claiming rh. ,r,ion . i ,h. Iir., oo ine ni!i M aie mm. At tnpir Kmrhnro waa ftnM tin in inti- 1 n .... n.. t . i ' . .i . a trial in a military court, they e- court lor enter in a . veh uV w, h.l "I. u' k w.T"' . ' ' kind here, was brought under V"ZJ?Z.'" ,rom Maudetta P. Hollingsworth. M and paralyred. slipped in a bath tub full of water at her Portland home Sunday. Fire department first aid crews failed to revive her. . Pete A. Hammer, 4?, MrNarv dam workman, was believed drowned in tne Columbia river plained theygete the missionary out the owner's consent, reported j violation of a " theory that eating such i Justice of Peace A. J Geddea. I niled Sta hfivtn, too. n aerial security law. " statute wnicn prohibits civilian les Attorney Harvey flying over restricted areas, one highline lift bucket. onnn u . .L ... ..... - - innrn .-aiairs rtunrney iiarvrv .i."a - iwu,ini airaa, one Tha earliest atata editorial aa. .."U L,0UM Sft ,hrm "":NW" P "? M Probi- KnckuHi. filed Ihe civil actio. .. of which . th. H.nford iMutonium LJT.iion was organized w.t i federal district court here against plant I consul in ISM. 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