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6 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Tues.. Moy 13, 1958 lis, : '"7r Indonesian Rebels Seek Volunteers From Other Nations MANILA, UTi The Indonesian rebels have called (or volunteer! from other Anan nationa "to join us in saving our country and pos sibly their own from domination of international communists." The call by IX. Col. Venlie Su- muai, rebel military commander of east Indonesia, was broadcast Friday night from the rebel head quarters at Menando, North Cel ebes, and heard here. Sumual accused President Su karno and Premier Djuanda of precipitating the 3-month-old civil war "because they could not or would not give up the plan to turn Indonesia into a puppet ol the Communists. Most foreign observers have at tributed the rebellion more to economic causes than the pres ence oi pro-iommunisis in tne Ja karta government. Sumual repeated rebel accusa tions that Communist bloc person- nell were helping the Jakarta government and said his appeal tor volunteers was to counter this support. Jakarta has charged Nationalist China with aiding the rebels and said some U.S. adventurers are fighting with rebel forces. The Chinese government has denied the charge and American officials have consulted with Jakarta about possible adventurers. E A Teleprnte, HAPPY BIRTHDAY HARRY Former President Harry S. Truman cuts birthday cake during turpri.se party celebrating his 74th birthday at the Truman Library in Independence, Mo. The former chief executive was greeted by a choru.yf "Happy Birthday" as he walked in the door ol the library. Another Century Of Progress Begun By Minnesota ... ... jlatBlUkfi 311. . r tsi.i.? jf AiiiiicButc dedicated itself to another century of progress Monday alter royalty I and representatives of nations throughout the world joined fa mous tUni OI1U IC9IUCIUS Ul icw braling Centennial Statehood Day. Prinre Hertil of Sweden, whobe ease of manner and charm en deared him to persons of all des cents, said Sunday the history of 3linnrwa Kites us uuiu pnuc and fresh hope. "If in a relatively brief period a community can make such prog ress as Minnesota has achieved." he told a sweltering audience of some 25.0H0 in the Minnesota foot ball stadium, "then the future must hold breath taking possibili ties." 1 MIA TotookoM ARSENIC CASE Mrs. Anjette Lyles (left), 32, of Macon, Ga., has been charged with the arsenic poison deaths of two husbands, her mother-in-law and her nine-year-old daughter in a poison spree that lasted six-years. At right is her first husband, Ben F. Lyles Jr., who died in 1952. MAN FOR A MAN-SIZE JOB Pacific Student Assn. Elects New President EUGENE I A Brigham Young University student is the new president of the Pacific Stu dent Presidents' Assn. lie is Tom Stone, elected as the association ended its annual con vention here Saturday. The new vice president is Scott Fitzrandolph of the University of Southern California. REPUBLICAN FOR , Positive Experienced Leadership for Oregon Pj. AH., Unndcr for fcotrnof Comm. dirltt A. Sprnui, CMirmm, 11 S W. Ifh, fvVnt, fi. iii. in.off in Swedish drew gressional delegation applause from many who them- atnciais. ,,m,rsiMl from the Scan- dmavian countries or grew up in homes where it was a ond language. . , . Another favorite of the crowd was Princess Astrid of Norway, who was making her first formal visit outside her own country. The royal figures shared a plat form at Memorial Stadium with j . . fPnm all ihe Scandina vian bloc, other European and Asian countries. Secrelary of State John Foster Dulles, who flew in from Paris to give the Statehood Day address; distin guished natives such as (.en. Lauris Norstad, commander of NATO forces; Minnesota's con- and state EVERYBODY LIKES Ceramic Tile DO IT YOURSELF! FUN TO INSTALL. Mer Colors Available. 65c p s. Ft. Tut Incloiuro, only 3.50 per month for 1 year. COEN SUPPLY CO. Flood t Mill OR 3-6641 pqs? west coast aiRimes Roseburg to Portland $13.15 3 Flights a day For Reservations and Information call OR 3-3231 Airlines Hires ! Its First Negro Stewardess NEW YOKK I Trans World Airlines has hired its first Negro1 stewardess. 1 Margaret Grant, 21, will become the first Negro stewardess to fly aboard an international carrier based in the United States. Hiring of the Hunter College senior was announced jointly Sun-; day hy Charles Ahrams, chairman of the New York State Commis sion Acainst Discrimination, and TWA officials. The move is the third break in the ban that scheduled American . passenger lines have long main-1 tamed acainst Negroes in flight i posts. New York Airways, a nencopter line, hired l'erry H. Young, a Nccro, as a pilot in December, 19,'iB. Last December, Mohawk Airlines, u feeder line with the hulk of ils route miles in New York stale, hired the nation's first Negro stewardess, Ruth Taylor. Shot Kills One Son As Other Waits Surgery DALLAS I An airliner bring ing Navy Cnulr. Leonard Robinson from Boston set down at Fort Worth yesterday. His son. Leonard Jr., 14, died at almost the same minute in a Dal las hospital, 23 miles away. He was shot in the head accidentally Sat urday while bird hunting with two youthful companions near Waxa naehic. The father, assigned to the air craft carrier Wasp, had started a cross-country dash in hope of ar riving before the hoy died. Anolher son, Jimmy, 8. is at Boston's Children's Hospital to await surgery for a tumor behind his eyes. 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