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Newspaper Page Textt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I . MFORMATJON . JI iksslflefl AatertmTnir mp11 subject to the ruleii and rK".tloD of the -Grande nonde tHuay Publishing Company,' which ! not be responsible for any er- ra after the first Insertion ana reserves the right - to--properly classify all advertisements, -delete objectionable word or sentences w l'hiuq anj au eriisemeou CASH HAH'BB - Tnft cash rate Shown hAlnw enta a-26 per cent discount for payment within - five dv. Count 'four and ono-half words w (do nine. ,i .... MINIMtn INHErtTIONS , 'VQUU LINUS Insertions Per-Line - uno .. : ....... 20c Three 13c i Si ..i.... .- .....12c Copy, Must He In By 9:00. a.m. NOTICES - J LDS CANNERY , Open Tuesday & Friday u a.m. to 2-.:w p.m. LOST A FOUND Please! Lost Diamond Set Wedding Ring 19 diamonds. Cast 3 rows.. 18-K ; wliilo gold mounting, Inscrip tion, Ed to Eva, 2-14-5S. Reward 'Ph. WO 3-2314 or- WO 3-5578. PERSONALS o .- w. -ft ,-. MMrMMMrMrMArMMMrVVVIrwMiyi ANY GIRL in trouble, or deeding a friendly advisor write, tele phone or stop in at the Salva - tion Army. 211 Fir St: WO 3-2941 SERVICES Blue Mt. Laundry Pickup & Del. Your Convenience Work Clothes Ph. WO 3-9903 Save money by having your 'fur niture re-upholstered! First class workmanship at reason able prices. EDWARDS UPHOL STERY. Ph. WO 3-3250. Let , us renew, your -out of date snoes with new, slender Cinder ella, heels. Also platforms re moved, "restyled." SWINNEY'S j SHOE REPAIR, 118 Depot. Lawn mowers -sharpened : Engine overhauling, saws ground and hammered. Hugh Darlin, 1207 Y Ave. Fuller Brush Dealer i ; L. A. Livcsay Janitorial Supplies ;- 802 Lake Ph, WO 3-3637 i.Lo Grande, Ore. EAGLE CAP LAUNDRY I . Enterprise, Ore. .- ; -. Home Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Fri. For Service. Ph. WO 3-5687. WILLIAMS' REFRIGERATION Commercial & Domestic, - Washer -Dryer Repair ? WO 3-4096 Foley Bldg. on Chestnut Furniture & Cars Upholstered LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY . CENTER nh & Adams. Ph. WO 3-2353 Vew Construction - Remodeling t'KEIfi ESTIMATES- .. ' WILSON CONSTRUCTION y. PR-194 Imbler SCHOOL-INSTRUCTION WANTED MEN-WOMEN .fur immediate training for: ! AIRLINE,, CAREERS On The Ground . In The Air 21 job opportunities for women, 33 for men, Only sincere and am bitious High School graduates will be considered lor acceptance, Must be between the ages of 10 . unci ; 35: Wo help finance your training by arranging budget terms. If accepted, you will be flown to the nearest school to complete training at no cxira cost to you. For . personal interview to deter mine your qualifications, fill in coupon and mail, today! Airline career division Northwest Schools, Dept. A8-129 Write Observer Box 84. NAME '.J ADDRESS, .-...! CITY STATE ...... EDUCATION PHONE AGE ... BBS. WORKED, FROM TO HELP WANTED MALE 22 WANTED Men . for Airline Training.. Sec our Adv. under . Classification 0. No Experience Necessary If you are alert, ambitious, 'pre sent good appearance, and be tween 21-45 we will, give you thorough training. Wo arc ex panding - need men who want permanent work and are inter ested in working for advance ment. Must be able to travel ' Monday to Friday each week. . Have car. Excellent . salary be gins with training. WRITE TO: Box 1594, Portland 7, Oregon. Give your name, age and address for personal inter- view. " '- - UCI D UAMTCn EEaAAl P 93 naa ,,nn t.w '- WANTED Women for Airline Training. Sec our adv. under i classifiealion 9. FARM EQUIPMENT ' UI.IUUUll"s' FOR- SALE 5-lon winch, two , 7.00x16 tires with 80 rubber. 22 Cat with dozer. McCulloch ; 7-hp. chain saw. See at 102 Oak j St. Ph. WO 3-3875. J , See the large size ! : " l , 16-holo. ; J j I? Hog Feeder now! in stock. Other size feeders i also available. jnland Poultry & Fond 1410 Jefferson -, - p. WO 3 4223 HOME FURNISHINGS SI jt-jytVW"W'M'V-i'V-llWirirll"r r ir l"irWs-W'W'WVVV'W'M'WWV"-lrs, mmf Special Selling of KITCHEN UTENSILS Regular $7.0 . - - fc' ' -. ,. ,- , Revere Ware 2-Qt. Sauce" Pans .. . .. .. ....... $5.95 Regular $5.75 Hallitc , r ,,. ' ; ' 1-Qt. Aluminum Sauce Pahs $3.95 Regular $)0.50, Hallitc 6-Qt. Aluminum Sauce Pans $8.50 Assorted Sauce Pans by West Bend only 99c to $2.19 BOHNENKAMP'S We Give "S. & H." Green Stamps PUMPS-IRRIGATION . - it MISC. FOR SALE - M O. C. TAN&Y TV CABLE, davenport ' & chair, WELL DRILLING dinette set, coffee table & end . ,. Thief Valley, Road table,, and chest of . drawers. Box H3. North Powder Ph. 14311 Ph. WO 3-2028 or 1306 5th. St., 6-Ft. Windmill and force pump, j P3lairs-.1 ; I . JL'jknff&J HOME FURNISHINGS . SI FARM PRODUCE 33- FQR SALE Qak Brcakfast CUCUMBERS better get them; fj,x cilSirs-9ood condition 20-' now. Vines starting to die. Will Ph. WO 3-32118. - take orders. F. M. Scott, 3103 'L,!!rTvuu'iliu 4th. Ph. WO 3-5462. . ELECTRIC APPLIANCE-. ..jf Picklina Cucurnbers FOR SALE 'Used General Elcc- .?a k 'ric stove Si refrigerator. Ex. bt u,n n S?, condition. Inquire at Smith Bros. Ph, WO 3-4312 Moving Service. , FRESH CORN 1 wi" trade a used chest type or Just right for eating and fr'eez- ncw Pak-a-way freezer Xor hay Ine Ph wo 3.21K2 or -stock as down payment. VIR- B' : GIL WEIR, across from Fruit- Strawberries dale school.' rrinrn;nnnr,mJLnji , You pick or we pick SPORTING GOODS -. 57 Phillip s. Ph. WO 3-5334 U-Pick Tomatoes ,50c apple box.. . ,.kh Bring boxes. Fresh cants by lug SPORTSMEN! : -peppers. 'A' mi. north, of Free water, on old Milton hwy. Alex 12 Flies in 69c Fly. Box... ...1.40 Le Fore. Closed Saturday. ' Reg. 14.95 Coleman Stove.. 11.75 ' . y- $35. Val. Sleeping Bag 19.85 LIVESTOCK-POULTRY ' 34 2500 lb. Test Nylon Rope, Ft. 7',iiC rlVrLruww '"'"'" r--J-u'u '-J 6x30 Coated Binoculars F?,R SAh , Two mllk cows- complete, inc". tax .......18.43 R. C Shelton, Rt. 1, Union, ... Oregon. Ph. 2864. OUTDOOR SUPPLY FOR SALE 7-ycar-old bay sad- i2I2 Arlnmq die mare, very gentle. Phone j T"':?.- WO 3-5339. WANTED TO BUY 58 La Grande Livestock Comm. Co. '-----' Sale Every Thursday WANTED . Phone Office WO 3-2680 THREE-QUARTER drive socket Bob Green & Barney Stephens set and combination wrenches. wwwsowvw.. Space 20, Orchard Trailor Park. PETS-KENNELS i 35 LOGS WANTED FOR SALE - Small type pure w.m J?"."11 species bred BEAGLE pups, 6 wks. Fir Pine Lumber Co.----- - old. Inquire R.. D. Ledridge, SSSSwuviwl L-ju..I.1 .?..N:Priice.PhWOj3847. HOUSES FOR SALE - v. 60 , GARDEN SUPPLIES 3A ,AsH v... W. E. WILKINS oIWTO-TIIXERS Real Estate & Insurance-- JOHNSTON'S Sac. Annex ; Ph. WO 3-2136 WESTENSKOW BUILDING SERVICE i 40 n MCD ClCD 8lI,Bif,?wl, Real Eslat0 & Insurance-.-Block Laying & Concrcto Work. p0iov Bid ph wn r.v, , WlArnson -- Ph. WO 3-4345 1 oloy aKlg' , . V0 3 j321 ' building material - 4i Berry & Thomas ALUMINUM & METALLIC Real Estate . PAINTS , 207 Depot , , Ph. WO 3-3173 lor-Every Purpose! 2-Bcdroom house for sale or trade. I Asphalt; bases for roofs, and heat 2801 2nd St. See Tom Brown, 1009 I resisting .types. Copper, gold Lake. . 1 and bronze.1 .' La Grande Pah,t & Wallpaper .1 LLI AMSON'S . ! "S. & H." Green Stamps Real Estate & Insurance Service 1 t Ph. WO 3-4311 I RE-ROOF ; with Pioneer Flintkote Merle Burling ROOFING u 'S?,,esmanI before the rains start. Lays better Mayflower Ins. while the weather is warm. Also 1103 Adams Ph. WO 3-5450 self-sealing shingles - Exford W. Smith,- Realtor ' ALL COLORS - Offices in La Grande & Baker LA GRANDE LUMBER NELLE GRIMMETT Fir & Jefferson Rea Esta(e LUMBER FOR SALE 214 Elm fc . Ph. WO 3-5312 1x6" & wider dry pine sheathing wWwvCTwyvwi' - - fW- M'- APTS. FOR, RENT .67 1x8" dry pine shiplap ,. , on'y W5. and $55. M'. 3 large room furnished apt. First 1 2x4 surfaced red fir . .- $08. M floor. Cook with gas. $35. per I Clear cuttings 2' to 7' lengths for month. Inquire 1405 7th St. 1 the "do-it-yourself" hobby shop- Ar.cir.mi ; . , . : I pcr ' 1 DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex. We also carry in stock fruit and Pj0"?"1 rentor- Atlll,ts- ph- 1 vegetable crates. 3-3831. WICKMAN THORN VERY DESIRABLE unfurnished 1 LUMBER a BOX CO. apt. 3 rms. with bath. Has Elgin, Ore.. range and refrig. Adults. MEL- 8 FT. 2x4s., $15 per thousand. V1LLES, 1431 Adams Ave. j FREE wood planer ends. U 3-room furnished apt. for. rent. Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc., Elect, range and refrigerator. Elgin Ph. HE 7-2611, Elgin. - Adults. Ph. WO 3-2077. j FEED & FUEL 4 2-room basement apt . Elect, range i .wvwwww..,w, w & refrigerator, private shower. 1 AH Mill ktrrr Adults. No dogs or pets. Avail- ! - 'W'-L YVUULI nblo Aug. jo. close to college. I Green Wood $10 load 1602 M Ave. 1 08 Write ioTl85LUnloannde 2-room fmished . upstairs apt. im nM wmn m Q'ct an(l 1,omey- 1306 O Ave. , uuu JJNJON. WOOD CO. ph WQ 3-3948. 1 LOGGING EQUIPMENT 4 UNFURNISHED 2-room. apT.. I ww,,"-"-1- "''"-"-"-"J Range and heater furnished. 1IOMELITE CHAIN SAWS Private bath and . entrance. . Ncw and Used Ground floor. $25. a month. See TWO GfS SUPPLY CENTER al j516 W or inquire at 2702 1005 Adams Ph. WO 3-5431 Cherry. MISC. FOR SALE M FURNISHED apt. Close in. Adults. . Inquire 1712 Cedar. Ph. WO 3- FOR SALE 9 older windows 5340. I and frames. Firsl . $20. lakes all. Fllrnished 1-bedroom apt. Also Ph WO 3-4904 or see at old bacllclor apt. Privatc bath, air radio station, , . conditioning. 108'ii Depot. Ph. FRAMING i WO 3-3368. PictAS,f'rJCACmMi,CatcS 1 BACHELOR APT. Clean, close c r, n, , . lzi o 1 . in. and reasonable. 1908 Second 1 See Our Outstanding Selections e. ph wo 3-2R2a THE TOWN HOUSE 1308 Adams UNFURNISHED or furnished, 3 - rr-1. ; rooms & bath. Ground floor. , RIFLES, shotguns, pistols. Large. 1702 2nd St. Ph. WO 3-4402. 1 fine selection new 4 used guns - ; at reasonable prices, Ammo., DOWNTOWN apt. for rent. For , scopes, cases, etc. Easv terms information Inquire at Zunmer generous trades. TRADER BILL, rnan'a. , Observer WcinrAcIs Get Results ... HOME FURNISHINGS SI MISC. RENTALS RENT A POWER MOWER. By the hour or by the day. Call WO 3 3171 - MONTGOMERY WARD - WANTED TO RENT 70 WANTED TO RENT - 3 bedroom ' house by responsible party ac cepting an executive position in La Grande. Write P. O. Box 916. WANT 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house. Permanent renter. Ph. Turley's Tire Shop. WO 3-4313. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES 83 FOR SALE Local business es tablishment; a real money ma ker. Long time lease available or can purchase building with business. Some cash and trade, balance terms. This is a once in a life time opportunity. Seen by appointment only. Give in formation on what you can do and references for credit pur poses.. All replies strictly con fidential. Write Observer Box 80. -- - TRUCKS & TRAILERS 94 M. J. GOSS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet- nlrlamnhilo AUTO FOR RENT v-'v - ----------- - -,-i-ir.-ir i-wi iM.uMi.'nLij - - Trucks for rent you -drive Move yourself save half -. MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE 434 Adgms Phone WO 3-440H AUTOS FOR SALE - . i nrn r I i i iyjo dTupepaker Champion . -door sedan with overdrive. Low mileage. ,$2495 . Hand Ford . Sales Chestnut & Jefferson HUNTERS! let to those isolated places to hunt with a -. WILLYS 1958 4-Wheel Drive JEEP 'his lis the vehicle you have al ways wanted for "your hunting trips. Get one this year and satisfy that yearning. It's en gineered from the ground up. Willys are specialists in 4-whecl drive. Ask for details at 1 ,Ph. WO 3-2314 GETTINGS-LYNCH MOTOR CO. Pontine Cadillac Buick . . International Trucks LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING1 NOTICE is hereby given that Dated and first published at La GEO. L. ANDERSON, JR., Executor as aforesaid. Pub. Aug. 12, 19, 20, & Sept. 2, 1958. VACATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN at the hour of 8:00 P. M. in the 15th day of July, 1958, whercbv it is proposed to vacate the alleyway in Block 7 of Arnold's Addition to mission will at that time hear and lng. DATED and First Published his 291 h day or July, 1958. F. C. McShane, Recorder Treasurer of the City of La Grande. Oregon Pub. July 29, Aug. 5, 12 & 19, '58. START NEW FLIGHT PARIS (UPD A Soviet Aero- flot. jet TU104 airliner landed at Lc iBourgct Airfield Monday to mark the first direct commercial flight from Moscow to Paris. An Air 1 France Super G Constellation Inaugurated the Paris-tu-Moscow commercial run Sunday. GUM SAVES YOUNGSTER MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI The lowing gum 12-ycar-old Patsv Lewis had in her shirt pocket probably saved . her from serious injury. A stray .22 caliber bullet impart and -she 'iinVi-,l only .1 sliliht bruise. - Observer, La Graode, Ore., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1958 Page 6 Iran Renime Winnina Kurd Tribesmen .1. - mw EDITORS NOTE: The tough, traditionally armed Kurdish tribesmen of Northern Iraq pre sented the new Iraqi regime with one of its biggest cjestion marks. Would they accept the change in government or would they be hos tile? United Press International correspondent Dam Gilmore went to Kirkuk to find out. His dis patch follows: 1 By DANIEL F. GILMORE United Press International KIRKUK. Iraq (UPH The new regime in Iraq appears to be winning allegiance from the tough, independent-minded Kurd tribes men who for generations success fully defied Turkish, Russian, THE CHEMISE, AS SOME SEE IT The chemise can be an exciting new fashion or a shapeless drape, depending on your point of view. Lovely Elaine Brandt, a production assistant at a Cleveland (Ohio) TV station, models the garment as it appears to dress designers and (with the aid of trick mirrors) as it appears to the occasionally horrified male. War Means Editor's Note: United Press In ternational Vice President and As sociate General Manager Kings bury Smith is on a fact-finding tour of Europe. By KINGSBURY SMITH United Press International MINFKORDD, Wales (UPIl Failure of Russia and the West to agree on a summit meeting coupled with the H-bomb's threat to survival of the human race makes it imperative today to edu cate mankind to renounce war as world suicide. . This belief was expressed by Lord Bertrand Russell, world famed philosopher, in an exclu sive interview in his hillside Welsh home overlooking the Irish Sea. "The people of the world must be made to realize." he said. "that a- nuclear world war will mean an end to the human race. That must be drummed into their heads. "The optimists say that if a major war breaks out in the near future, a few people may survive iir Patagonia. Perhaps, but the long-range radioactive effects of a nuclear conflict would probably make the world uninhabitable for even the few who might survive in Patagonia. It is virtually cer tain that with the way new weap ons are being developed, war within a lew years from now would mean the end of mankind." The British nobleman who was sentenced to six months' impris onment in World War I for his pacifist views said il was danger ously misleading for Soviet and Western leaders to give people the impression their respective Specialist By HAZEL K. JOHNSON UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (LTD 11 doesn't cost a nickel to sec one of the best movies in town, a 50-ycar- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF R. M. McALlSTER, Deceased: Notice is hereby given that the administrator of the R. M. McAlistcr estate has qualified and given all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent the same duly verified With proper vouchers and has filed the Final Account and the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County has set the 4th day of September, 1958, at 10:00 A. M. on said day at the court room of; said court in the Union County Court House at La Grande. Union County. Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for the hear ing of objections to said Final Ac count and for settlement and dis tribution of the estate. First published 5th day of Aug ust, 1958. and the last day of pub lication is the 26th day of August, 1958. Charles R. Wing. George T. Cochran. Ailiiiiiii'.lratnrs Pub'. Aug. 5. 12; lit, Mi, - British, French and Arabic dom ination. One of the big uncertainties of the Iraqi situation -was the posi tion that the strong-willed Kurds, who control this oil - drenched northern area, would take to the Republican regime. , So far, thy are publicly pled ging support to the successors of King Faisal and Premier Nuri Es Said. But they have their own lan guage, religion, customs and ideals. A cherished hope, support ed by Britain and the United States ' during and after World War I, is an autonomous Kurdi stan. This would include the mountan- ' World Suicide: Russell sides would survive an atomic war. - ' "The Russian and Chinese lead ers talk about the Communist sys tem surviving a nuclear war, and I noted that Mr. Dulles recently said the West would- probably win a 'hot' war, though it seems to be losing the cold one. Both sides are misleading the people . with such talk. "The devastation and long-range effects of a nuclear world war would destroy civilization." Lord Russell warned it would be a grave mistake to think that any major war among the great powers could be confined to con ventional weapons, even if the production and use of nuclear ones had been previously prohibit ed and stopped by international agreement. ' "It should be made clear to the people," he added, "that no mat ter what international agreements might be signed to abolish nu clear weapons, a major war among the great powers would de velop into a nuclear conflict. The moment one side was threatened with defeat, it would start pro ducing nuclear weapons in the hope of saving itself. "That is one of the reasons why mankind must renounce war just as the sane individual in a civil ized society has renounced private murder." The noted "free-thinker," who has been a controversial figure for more than half a century, said he doubted the present Soviet leadership would deliberately pre cipitate a nuclear conflict with the West, but he recognized the dan ger that cither side might blunder into a world war by miscalcula Aids old charmer made by a French magician whose films were mix ing "live" actors with cartoon characters before Wall Disney was born. The movie! "The Golden Spec tacles," belongs lo the film li brary of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and now is being converted to 16 mm safety film for preservation pur poses by Kemp Nivcr. a leading specialist in the film reclamation field. Nivcr makes documentaries and educational films on a full-time basis and works on the academy library as his avocation. "Up to 1948. when safety film was introduced, all film for the atre projection was on nitrate slock," he explained. "In spite of all care dnd precaution: nitrate film shrinks and disintegrates with time." . t That was what was happening to the collection before Niver came up with a means of salvag ing the molding film. This is ac complished by re-photographing each frame of the film. - - "Another three or four years and there wouldn't have Ix-en anything left to salvage," Niver Preservation Of ous belt reaching to Turkey through Northern Iraq, Iran and into Russia itself. No realist thinks such a Kurdi stan will evolve in our .limes. But the nascent tribalism of the Kurds is undoubtedly causing some preoccupation to the new Iraqi authorities. The fact is the Kurds aro not Arabs. They never have been and by all indications never will be. The Kurds, who number about 150,000 are as different from the Iraqi people as their cool and green mountainous country is from the flat, scorching desert land to the south. They traditionally carry arms even when at peace. It is custo- tion. "While the balance- of military power remains what it is, and there are no new political circum stances,. I' doubt that- thei Soviet Union will inaugurate a nuclear war with the West," he said. "I am not, however, sure that there are no circumstances in which the United States would not do so. If the Soviet Union precipi tated an ordinary, or convention al, war somewhere and American forces became involved, they might resort to the use of nuclear weapons if they were in danger of being defeated." Asked what the common people could do to persuade the big pow ers to conclude and implement an effective international' agreement to outlaw and control nuclear weapons. Lord Russell replied: "I receive many letters from people in all parts of the world asking me what they, as individu als, can do to help prevent war. I have a stock answer for British correspondents. I tell them to write to their MP's (members of Parliament) and to organize against war with their friends and neighbors. Of course, these things cannot be done by the people be hind the Iron Curtain. What they can do, God alone knows. ' "However, the effect of public opinion should not be underesti mated. Public opinion in -this country led the British govern ment to make important , conces sions at the Congress of Vienna in order to secure an agreement to abolish the slave trade." add to 3-30 war means . The writer recalled that Lord Russell had once been quoted as saying he would prefer American said, opening a container labeled "W. S. Hart" to illustrate his point. The pungent odor of decay was strong as he handled the film, each frame hand-colored as was the technique in th-i pro-Technicolor days. The celluloid was laced with rot and buckled with an almost alligator-like finish. Niver is adamant on the sub ject of preserving movie classics for historical purposes if for no other reason. "Cecil B. Demille doesn't have a print of his silent movies that he can project," Niver said. "And the same is true of the other early movie makers." "They pay storage all these years, and even if it's on 'their own lot they're paying storage, and all that's left are cans of a highly-inflammable powder which gives off a poisonous gas when burned and no film. "It's like paying for a barnful of hay that's not edible. It's silly to pay storage on it." The film made in 1898 by the magician. George Mclies. was one of the first of the Academy's col leelinn to lie converted. Niver has too other movies by the film pio mary for them to lay the arms aside when entering cities, but I saw two or three toting rifles in Kirkuk. If they ever did take-up arms against the new regime, they would be no match for the mod ern equipment of the Iraqi army but they could cause harrass ment from their mountain fast ness. ' The new regime hastened to publicize telegrams of support from Kurdish leaders during the first days after the coup d'etat. There appeared to be no basis for reports that Kurds, "pro loyalist" rebels, held out against the new regime in the mountains. 'The few travelers I saw from the border insisted all was calm from the Turkish border down as far as Kirkuk. I got the same re port, from travelers ' returning from the Iranian border. Kirkuk . was as quiet on the surface as Baghdad and all the villages we passed. SWIMS ENGLISH CHANNEL DOVER, England (UPD Bra-, zilian swimmer Abilio Couto, 34; i-.oi.nmr. I hp first swimmer of the season Sunday to finish the gruel ing crossing irom n ance 10 Eng land, completing the crossing from Cap Gnz Nez in 12 nours 4 min utes. . ALBANIA SENDING SPIES BELGRADE (UPD Albania is filtering Communist agents and terrorists into southern Yugoslavia in an effort to , wreck Marshal Tito's g 0 v eminent, informed sources reported here today. CHARGES AIR VIOLATION DAMASCUS.U.A.R . (UPI)-Thc semi-official Egyptian Middle East News Agency said Sunday night an American jet plane violated Syrian air space Sunday. capitalism to Russian Commu nism, but that if it was a choice between Communism and nuclear war, he would submit to the for mer. I asked if- everybody fell that way and the West was not prepared tp fight, if necessary," how did he think il would be pos sible to prevent Communist dom ination of the world. "1 never said, nor. meant to im-' ply, that Communism should be the only choice," -he replied. "I would say to the Communists that they should submit to : capitalism if that was the only alternative to nuclear war. What I meant was that.if, whidli God forbid, a situa-1 tion should develop in which there remained do , choice but submis sion or nuclear war, then I would say to either side submission is belter because there 1 would still be human beings left to resume, at some time in the future, hu man progress." j The spry, wiry humanist, who looks and acts at least 20 years younger than his 80 years, doesn't like to be considered an extrem ist. .: .. "I am not a fanatic," he said. "I am simply a person who rath-' er likes: the . human race and would be sorry to see it die out." A consistent opponent or Com munism in both theory and pracJ tice since his visit to Russia in 1920, Lord Russell was asked by this correspondent what he would say to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrpshchev about the Communist system if he met him. "If I personally were lo meet Khrushchev and he were to say to me that he was confident Com munism would triumph in the ,(,nrll nnn ilt 1 lil ..1 Ihtif I did not know whether that was going to be so or not, but that I did know there are aspects of the present Communist system which are certainly not conducive to human progress. I would cite the lack of freedom for the indi vidual to think for himself; the lack of freedom of expression that is so necessary to the advance ment of art and philosophy. I would say that what the world needs todajk is menial liberty, and freedom from fear of war." Old Films ncer lo work on as well as a group of 28 mm movies including John Bunny comedies filmed in 1907; "Enoch Arden", with Lillian Gish, produced in 1911; "Man's Genesis." with Mac Marsh and Robert Herron in 1912 and "Les Miserablcs" filmed in France in 1913. Tuna Catch Reported WESTPORT, Wash. (UPD Re ports from commercial fishing boats off the Washington coast in dicate that Albacore tuna are be ing caught about 50 or 60 miles off the coast as far north as De struction Island. Boats were reporting catching as many as 200 fish per day. Price remains at S400 pcr Ion at Wcstport and is $425 per ton in Astoria. Ore. FEWER STRIKES NOTED WASHINGTON (UPD The La bor Department reported Monday there were ewer strikes and few er working days lost because of strikes in the first six months of this year than in any correspond ing period since the end of World War II.