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Wt Gernun Presi i Dinounc.i Alli.d Cl.iroi BONN, Germany The West Cermin pre,, joined the country' PJ .cian. Tuesday m denouncing )'"d,llSi',m th" resurgent N. mra threatens the future ol Demo cratic government here. Some of the papers viewed the a Democrat Party attempt to embarrass the incoming Eise bower administration. The uproar continued unabated Z", .i?c'dft - the arrest by the British last week of seven former Nazi officials on suspicion publication by the Americans over the weekend of a public opinion ampling among 1,200 Germans which purported to show menacing ncreasei in neo-Naii and National lit sentiments. Portland Tug Rammed , Into River Freighter - PORTLAND wThe tug James W wis pushed by a strong Wil lamette River current Into the propeller of. river freighter in the Portland harbor Monday The quick-thinking tug skipper, Frank Hatcher, headed his disabled craft for the shore where the rue grounded before it could sink. The : freighter, the Portland, was not damaged in the collision' but large hole wai gouged in the tug'i bow. HOW FIRE INSURANCE MAKES your km safer TO LIVE IN In over 6,ooo towns and dues, firt iniurance engineer- test alanni ind water supply systems, inspect fire-fighting equipment and building construction. Fire insurance performs this public service so that fire-fighting forces can be on the job on time . : , . to mm tiveund property. :- This Is only one of the public services performed by capital siock fire insurance a private -enterprise of which the insur ' a nee agent isjin important part. His professional advice is your i for the asking. Phone me about your insurance for, in these , high-cost days, too little insur ance protection for your home and belongings can be costly. Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE . Dial 3-667 1 205 West Casi Street ROSEBURG, OREGON Truman Is Given Hearty Ovation Upon Leaving By ERNEST B. VACCARO WASHINGTON - Harry Tru man went from the inauguration of Dwight Eisenhower Tuesday to a wildly enthusiastic Impromptu reception for Mr. Truman, private The demonstration occurred as he drove up to the home of Dean Acheson, the outgoing secretary of state. More than 300 of Acheson's friends and neighbors gathered in the streets to welcome Truman. Responding to the crowd demand of "We want Truman" the 68-year-old ex-President spoke up with a big, broad smile on his face. "May I say to you," he said, 'that I appreciate this more than any enthusiastic meeting I ever had as President, or as vice presi dent or as a senator. "This is the greatest demonstra tion any man could have. I'm just Mr. Truman, private citizen." Truman drove to the Acheson home in Old Georgetown immedi ately after turning over the presi dency to his Republican successor in colorful inauguration ceremo nies at the canitol. If it was a trying day for Tru man, there was little indication of it during the day in the smile that played around his face. Truman listed solemnly and in tently as Eisenhower delivered bis inaugural address. Then he slipped away to shouts of "Goodbye" from the crowd. Then Truman left the Acheson home with Margaret and Mrs. Tru man, but first he had to pose for photographers. And Mrs. Truman iota we cameramen: "Goodbye to. al of you thanks a lot for everything." Salem Man One Of 30 Robbed MANILA Wl W. A. Chittick, formerly of Salem, Ore., was among 30 persons robbed by a daring band of armed thieves on a well travelled highway near here Mondav. Chittick, who has lived In the Philippines for 32 years, said that between 30 and 40 men flagged down his car on a road one mile from the provincial capital of Bat agas which is 50 air line miles south of Manila. He thought he had come to a military check point because some of the band was dressed in khaki and others in blue denim. But the leader of the band, armed with a machine gun with a short dagger attached, ordered Chittick, his Filipino companion and ' otbers who also had been stopped out of their cars and into the woods. They came to a clearing and were stripped of their valuables. The loot was estimated at about 330,000 in cash and jewelry. A short time later Philippine Army troopers arrived on the scene and opened fire. The robbery victims fell to the ground and waived white handkerchiefs -while the thieves fled into the woods. One of the victims, a Filipino businessman, was reported miss ing. He apparently had been kidnaped. .UUI.il ..,-J H'ni'i .jLu.tPi.u..iiiinni -r'tr: -J J-? -. -n. ..a i.. .... .r.:... AID FILIPINO FARMERS MANILA IB A progress report by the U. S. Mutual Security Agen cy in the Philippines says 63,000 Filipino farmers have received greater crop yields and higher in come through the use of 20,000 tons of fertilizer supplied by the agency. Dr. Ronald 31. Renne, chief of the special technical and econom ic aid mission to the Philippines, also reports that rural banks and agricultural credit and co-operative systems are being established for the welfare of farmers. tiie fens frS 2 Everybody Saves with Greyhound's 6-RIDE FAMILY BOOK! Mra. Shopper knows a real bargain when ahe aeea one. That'e why she'e a big booster for the Greyhound 6-Ride Family Book. What big savings! She or anyone in her family can use the book ... in either direction between any two given Oregon poinf Tickets good for 30 days. HERE'S JUST ONE TYPICAL EXAMPLE: ROSEBURG to MEDFORD 1 One-War Tickets Colt (liKlmtlnt W. Tl t-Me Family CmN Federal T) ... YOU SAVE ... $11.30 ... .14.00 ' .4.30 GIBHOUND A. J. Murrey Stephens Phone 3-334S R E A L ELS.T A T Etsa (A Tlll.llH IIRMFRnFD Although mindful of the dampness, these three Fortune, Calif., residents manage o ?U " Tthcy row by a submerged real estate office on the town't main atreet Hundred, jr. homelea. and ai are dead u the result of four flooding rivers in Northern California and Southern Oregon. Three Men Admit Thefts From About 60 Schools SEATTLE IM Detective Sgt. Kenneth Thomas said Tuesday three men arrested in Kelso. Wash. Jan. 5 have admitted breaking into aooui so scnoois in wasmngton, Oregon and Idaho starting last November, , The three are William Burton, Wesley Heckenlively and Leonard Larson. Burton and Heckenlively are charged here with robbery and abduction of t service station at tendant. Larson pleaded guilty to burglary at Kelso and was sen tenced to 15 years in the state reformatory. Thomas said the school loot to taled only about (600. PIGEONS GIT 'HOT FOOT' NEW YORK HI The best way to keep pigeons off public build ings is to give them the "hot foot." The British Information Service reports that a slender electric wire is run along ledges on which the birds usually perch. This transmits a weak shock once a second. Any bird coming in contact with the wire usually takes on immediately. A number of lame buildings in Birmingham, England, have tried it successfully, according to the report. - Wed., Jon. 21, 1953-Tke Nawvteview, teeter Ore. Even Photographer Hat Homburg For Festival WASHINGTON Wl As Eisen hower's car paused a moment be fore leaving nil hotel for the White House Tuesday the President-elect noted a pnotograpner wearing black Homburg hat. ,.. .., . Eisenhower'i choice of a Hom burg for himself Instead of the traditional silk topper created a new style for. nauguratfoni and a lot of talk. The man who wai to become President in about - one hour grinned and nodded to the photo giapher:' "Glad to see. you're wearing the official - uniform, friend," y ; The Homburg prevailed among notables, but there were a few ex ceptions. Outgoing Defense Secre tary Lovett wore a brown hat and outgoing Secretary of Commerce Sawyer wore a gray oat Although the orbits of most plan ets can be approximately stated by a mathematical formula the position where one planet is in dicated by the formula is oc cupied by more than 1,000 asteroids or small planets. Stevenson Off For Caribbean . NEW YORK m Adlal ! B. Stevenson wai winging hit way to ward a sunny Caribbean vacation Tuesday al the moment his victor ious opponent, Dwlgbt D, Eisen hower, took office as President of the United States. He left New York International Airport shortly before noon. The defeated Democratic presidential candidate aaid of the Inauguration ceremonies: "I have no regret that It la Ike and not myself." . 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