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o o o O o O o Pilot Hurt In Plan Crash Near Grants Pass GRANTS PASS & A Stir. on voyager flown by Barney C. McCartney. J4. Bellflower, Calif., rrash-lanried in a fog three miles north of Grants Pass Saturday. The pilot was cut ami bruised, the plane suffering considerable dam age. McCartney was on hl way from Eugene to Medford. Rent d acts Communist China Doesn't Realize Its Present Status As Tool For Soviet Designs y DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst We folks of the Wtiterrt world know or at least should know by this time that Moscow it behind the Communist ag gression in Korea. We know that this is part of the Soviet plot to throw us off balance militarily, and at the same time bleed us economically so as to whittle us down to Russia's siie. However, the people of Asia ai a whole don't know these facts. Even the millions of Red China, who are so vitally concerned. don't know them. On the contrary the Chinese have been bombarded by the Conv are just cogs in the Soviet wheel. The foregoing is an important prelude to the projected appear ance of a Chinese Communist del egation at the United Nations to discuss the explosive Korean situ- bv the month for use in your own home, No extra charge for delivery or pick-up of machine. Si.OO per month. IU. O. . (HI by TM alfteU M! I. SINGER SEWINO CENTER 204 N. Jackson Phono 723 munist government at Peiping , ation which haa in it the possible mailings 01 another global war. The aim of the peace organiza tion ia to neutralize China by con vincing her that the U.N. forcea haven't any designt on her ter ritory, and plan the creation of a united and democratic k o r e a which will in no way threaten China. Chiang Urges Revolt CoTticidenlly, Generalissimo Chi ang kai-shek, the Nationalist leader, has inaugurated daily broadcasts to the mainland from his headquarters on the island of Formosa. These messages call on with propaganda that they are resisting Americai. aggression in Korea. They are being told that the United States is bent on a program of imperialism in the orient. At a matter of fact, well in formed Chinese Nationalist quar ters tell me there it considerable doubt whether the Chinese Com munist leader, General Mao Tie Tung, hat figured out yet just what hit posiition it at regardt the Russians. Many think he pic tures himself as having an equal partnership in the creation of a great Communist empire in which Chinese troops not to fight against China will play the leading Asi-jthe United States and the other atic role. If that is what he thinkt, he It due for a rude awakening before members of the United Nations. who are the friends of China. Re cently for instance, the "Gimo" FRIDAY IS "LOOK ahead' DAY when your ford Dealer shows the SFORP long. He certainly it playing an : hmiHnn .T, .i. Xe,..lli?ri,. wh' Chou En-Lai (Chines! Com China nor inT otn?r satellite nil ...i,, d -- j equal partnership with Russia. The I m,unl VEm. frJL S M sovereignty of each and every i"vT""Iu" I???' 1 1? " on. of them rests in Motcow. They ?'"' -" h : for Korea, but entirely for Soviet Russia." The Niiionallst broadcasts also have been calling on the Chinese troops in the Communist armies to revolt where they can. And Nationalist quarters say some mu tinies have been reported. In any event, these daily messages are bound to help spread the truth about Moscow's true designt in the Far East. The United Nations strategy goes an important step further. Having emphasized the good in tentions of the U.N. operations in Korea, the peace organization it making it clear a that continued Chinese intervention in Korea will result in strong action. In that connection it It inter esting to note that Chiang Kai shek still Is ready and anxious to contribute hit army of tome half million troops to any United Na tions operation in Korea. New Central Oregon Road To Idaho Will Be Opened PRINEVILLK -im An alter nate route from central Oregon to Idaho will be opened today, road officials said here. R. D. Walton, engineer for the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads, taid a relocated 19-mile ttretch of high way 28 would be open to traffic thortly. The relocated stretch is over the Ochoco mountains, 50 miles east of here. It hat been surfaced with a rock base, but will not be given a final oil surfacing until spring. Opening of the highway is ex pected to aid movement of lumber from sawmills at Mitchell, 50 miles east of Prineville. L MJJl I I r OrTiTcaMeT 1 I l I CH.ROPO0.ST rOOT 1 CARTER BUILDING 1 I 1 , , pHONE "70 S. W. (BILL) MILLER SAYS MtasmTRACTtON r YOU'LL choose the new FERGUSON TRACTOR! Your next tractor eould cost you hundreds of wasted dollari in needless upkeep on a big expensive machineall because of the often mistaken idea that a lot of built-in weight is the only way u make sure of ample traction. With the Ferguson System, there's no need for ballast weight. Trarlion is developed au'nmaliralli a needed. 3-Point Linkage of implement to tractor and hydraulic control make use of natural forces to automatically increase weight and traction to suit t he job. Traction with the Ferguson System gives the Ferguson Tractor power efficiency equal to tractors of much larger si 7.0 and greater weight. The specially-designed Continental valve-in-head engine stresses economy as well as more than ample 2-plow power. Before you buy 1 new tractor, measure the job4o-iob rytformance of the New Ferguson against ens; other tractor. LEE MORTENSEN, Inc. 200 South Pino THE FERGUSON SYSTEM CrtAMOfO THI TRtMO OF TRACTOR AND IMPlfMWT DIStON Tha Ftrffuton SynOm urm a different bamc principle of apply ing and controlling power with frptT efficiency. Implement u attached to tractor with two bot tom links which pull and a top link which pHht forward and downward abova the rear axle. The built-in hydraulic nywtem provide botk Finger Tip and Automatic Implement Control and many other big advantage. Ptioiiw I486-J JUfD nftOUSON SYITtM mcpLZMtim ill J lb 4 & FAITHFUL TO HER PUPS - This little girl evt. dently wants t stay with her twe bulldot pups, booked for thera peutie treatment in this newly-developed low pressure chamber at Frankfurt, (iermany. Chamber, containing infra red and ultra Violet ray lamps, has been used successfully In cases of animal distemper, bronchitis, rheumatism and skin diseases. Fixing Of Tax Basti By Local Units Favored O SALEM .V- The legislative interim tax committee has rec ommended that local taxing unita be allowed to establish new properly tax bases at primary or general elections. The committee will submit its recommendation to (he legislature. I'nder the proposal, a school dis trict, for instance, could establish a new tax basis and thut not have to hold special elections each year to raise money for budgets. At itt September meeting, the committee had decided to allow a new tax basea to be created at any election at which 40 percent of the registered voters turned out. But the committee hat now de cided against the 40 percent requirement. Jff., Nov. 2t, ItSO The Newt-Ksvltw, Hoteburo,, Ore. J Wilbur IILSII BROSZIO Mr. and Mrs. George Cape and children of The Dalles spent a few days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Short. Mrt. Cape it a tister of Mr. Short. Mr. and Mrt. Charles Sandt had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ray Howard and children of Roseburg. Miss Mary Ellen McKay of Port land spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr. and Mrt. Harold Mc Kay in west Wilbur. Mist McKay it a teacher in the Portland school system. Mrs. Virginia Workman is home from the hospital for a few days but plana ts go back the first of the week for a major operation. Allen Christie left from Eugene for service with the U. S. army. He will probably be stationed at Fort Lewis. Wash. Patrick Christie is home on 1 two weeks leave of absence from the U. S. army camp at Shreveport, La., because of the serious illness of his faiher. Roy Christie. Mysttry Bulltt Pierce? -Lutheran Church Window SEATTLE (."PI A .22 caliber bullet smashed through a stained glass window of the Denny Lu theran church here and passed over the pulpit just at the Rev. B. T. Gabrielson wat about to enter. Dr. Gabrielson said the bullet entered through an east window. There was no indication of who fired it or why. OIL HEATERS & BATHROOM FIXTURES BUY AT Douglas Hardware 0 S. Stephens Pkane 9&4-J Suit Yourself at Joe Richards DRIVFx CAREFULLY I SERVING COMPLETE TURKEY DINNERS 3 Milts South on 99 Thanksgiving Day 12 To 9 P.M. , BURTON'S WIYIRHAIUSER INTIOHATIO PLANT AT $PINOIHD, P-- u n , ' OREGON. T gat maKimum um and valu from th fortt aepi I l'iSZ?m'mm' 4 " wa divtriify our monufacttxlog molta a vorUry of wood pro- 1 t- tailtfjJ1,l2r'' im-' "Vaiiy lmm I I ducts. Wa group (or Intagrott) thata diffarant typat of procaM ft-"- ""aiists, '-g. W Ing plonti on ona millitta for aconomy and afficiancy. 'f 'if' mmmmi&m : vfe: V.. - 1 IVhat 'Integration Means to You in Peace or for Defense THE Springfield plant pictured above demonstrate the diversification and integration principle which ia being applied to all of our millsitea at rapidly ai possible. Through this system of more efficient and economical operation wt are able to make more products from lens timber. It ia possible to build such integrated plants because each one ia backed by a tree farm growing an endless, supply of timber making this a dependably permanent industry. In peacetime such efficient plant offer ateady joba, community stability, a ateady eource of tax revenue to government for schools and other use, a more reliable source of income to shareholder, and a ateady flow of fine forest product for customer. In time of national emergency, auch a plant can be instantly and effec tively converted from turning out lumber for home and pulp for books to making hoviber and pulp for military use. Ye America' huge, efficient productive capacity created to provide pleasant living and security in peace, ia one of her greatest strengths in war! AFRICAN PRODUCTION IN TIME OF Rlf nC"sssaLTT f lA ''""""X Weyerhaeuser Timber Company 50 YEARS Of PROGRESS IN THE fO$7 INDUSTRY O o o
