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U Army Ousts ReeJsier-Giiarif, Eugene, Ore., Wed., Sept. 21. 1949 Page TA MHMMMMilllMHMHBMHIlllHMBaHBaMliliH in fo) fl.riUa iroops 1 commission en Jave &eef amy has dim- hj$A' nor.thera borders f fl1 ,ivil war is ended Communist-led nj fQ A 01 a U'1?. the interior, ine rJi ro u,ntain offensive arove swong reucx a ""il-rnos Mouniaui offensives have U Li r ... 1,-b of nvida?d' iSS at simple (3 i Eoiscopai c.:,iWin- KKwiUiam DANDRUFF? ' UjggBaM?' L UNAIW Today La Unillol or your L. Sod coupon WW- vrtIT NL L'iuih, On. ?iU'i"returned. The lirees - nounced in Athens Tuesday night ?r : ,u.,n nii ers who surren- J;red to Greek frontier guards uc . Mian lla lAOriATC reported mai n""" hoped to reenter Greece soon "with Russian aid." Greece holds a temporary ad ..antaM at the frontier. Peace Threat . The commission womcu, ever, oi wtiwatu ireat to peace" if Greece's Com munist northern neighbors, Al : .. a Rnifarta. continue aid- ing guerrillas in defiance of U.N. AssemDiy resuiuvu. The commission concentrated the weight of its criticism on Al . ..Mn0 h ppneral assem- oama, nw& ------ - . j Alhania "Drimarilv re- Diy w - . - - sponsible for the threat to peace in the BaiKani. las week threatened to - send her troops across the Alban urtlpss that Soviet lan uwu" . satellite stopped helping guernl-i las The UreeK government saiu then it would notify the U. N. that it felt entitled to do so under article 51 of the United Nations futa whirh outlines measures a nation may take In self-defense. Reaction Noted The Greek action drew an ad verse reaction in Moscow, which although it has no military alli ance with Albania, regards itself as a protector of the satellite. The Soviet press warned that an in vasion of Albania by Greece would have serious repercussions. tt c senretarv nf State Dean Acheson and British Foreign Sec retary Ernest Bevin also poured cold water on the Greek plan by announcing they could not go along with it. The commission also recom an.iori that the assembly aeain ask Albania and Bulgaria to stop aiding the Greek rebels and call on Albania, Bulgaria and Yugo cT.iri, in (.nnmtratft "with an ap propriate international body" for observation oi wnetner ine guer rillas who fled north had been disarmed and interned. The Soviet satellites have re fused from the beginning to co operate with the U. N. commis sion and its observers. Benson Back In Penitentiary SPOKANE W5) William Benson, who led authorities on a two-day fruitless search for a grave he said held the body of an escaped murderer, was returned Tuesday night to the Oregon State Penitentiary. Benson was brought here Sun day from Columbus, Ohio, where he was captured two weeks ago. He escaped from the Salem prison May 30 with John P. Pinson, con victed slayer of a state patrolman at Hood River. Benson told authorities Pinson was shot in the escape and that he buried him. 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