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to .flit NEW' Editor Cmi Josef Stalin is g'j, job on w.n- . r. lio has ' duress on ucu - . -Cons"- )h . a ;Sn which would powerful party f he has served -General since 1922. 1,1 has been the job of SecrcUry-Gcn- IZ not 1941 "' hnthcrcd to hold i .FRETTED MOVE UV . . ..have to. AS accrewij x' ..j onccia as well i..ier Party. Si patronSainto nltbrawu orouna. Flashlight LIGHT BULBS FOOTBALL taw nW 4 Gordtii NN'S iookj 0 1 I rUR?Ir, - X "WAMETTE WE DELIVER rid Watching Possible ssian Policy Changes modern day Communism, lived to regret he ever had allowed his ruthjess protoce to reach such hiRh estate, but too late. He died before he could, in his own words, "Find a way to remove Stalin and find another . , , more patient, less capricious." It was ns Secretary-General that Stalin forced Leon Trotsky into exile. NO EXPLANATION It was in that same period that Russia set up her collectivization program and engineered a famine in which millions died; that the famous purge trials of army and political leaders were held and that Russia entered into her ill starred alliance with Germany, As usual, the Russians have not bothered to explain why the Po litburo is being abolished and school ml. h.lnw)u take the daze out of back-to-ichool dayi. The LiMow represent only a few of the many w have on dil-L-oll upriflM quality and downright valuesl Com on In, if ) 0 ALARM CLOCK 1 3.85 LUNCH life B0X lSjSJ '2.69 VB Padlock i J 25tup 3-toll fotuting Cloth light. S n a pt w 1 1 e k, il ream lined mtlal eon. 14c & 15c Deptndobll, I o n g-lilt, Iniid f r o 1 1 1 d lamp bulbi. 25-40 or 60 wot!. 125 A lulf-tix quality fool boll , , . at a low price. 7H ilNISffciU) num. NO. 7 REMOVING SCRATCH! To romovt shallow tcrolehai or hair lino cracki, toflin flnlih to II rum together with alcohol for ihelloc, lurptntino for point or varnlih, lac quer thinner for lacquer. Let dry At houri and rub smooth with rotten tlone, clean and wax. Sometimei painting lillle scratches wilh Iodine or rubbing with walnut meat will do the job. Wax of the right shade, may suffice )HN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. PH. S-3353 I inmi Tr i -r I DS(MXm Cftn inn? U od ocrfD (to what, if any, difference there will oe Detween the Politburo and the Presidium of the General Com mittee" which will take its place. ineoretically, the Communist -cncrai committee, elected by the Congress, controls all nartv policy. Actually, policy has been tumpieioiy in the hands of Stnlit and his 10 lieutenants buro. Presumably, these same men couin ne a part of the new "Pre sidium." World reaction to sudden announcement mixed. Moscow's has been However, both Washington and London believed it might mark an important shift in Russian foreign policy and that it might also dis close the name of Stalin's succes sor. There also was speculation that Stalin, now 72 and foreseeing the time when he would drop the reins, was dividing his various re sponsibilities among a number of men in the hopes of averting any internecine struggle within the party after his death. Alexander Kerensky, exiled leader of Russia's first revolu tionary government, looked upon the move only as another Krem lin maneuver to fool world opin ion. TWO POSSIBLE LEADERS There are, however, two names which from now on will be watch ed closely. They are Georgi Mal- enkov, 50, who will deliver the main address to the Congress meeting, and Laurenty Bona, 53, powerful chief of the Soviet se curity system. Both are vice pre miers, and Malenkov, in addition has been Stalin's private secre tary and, since 1946, in control of Communist Party machinery. Reliable reports say that these two men long have pressed for party reforms which would in clude a greater number of non Russians in the Central Commit tee, and that the calling of the Congress now after 13 years is largely at their insistence. Polio Outbreak Peak Expecled WASHINGTON (U.R The Pub lie Health Service said Thursday this year's polio outbreak seems to be approaching its peak after a 17 per cent increase in new cases in the week ending last Saturday. In its weekly summary o conv municable diseases, the service said it now looks as though this year's case total "probably" will be less than the record 42,0fJ0 cases reported in 1949. BELOW '49 HIGH The summary said 3,110 cases were reported in the week ended Aug. 16. That compared with 1,765 cases in the same week last year and 3,416 in 1D49 the largest weekly total reported during that record year. "The peak incidence for 1952 should be reached in a few weeks since the disease is declining in several states," the summary said. "The peak, however, was not reached in 1950 until late Septem ber. "It is too early in the season to know what the total- for the year will be, but it probably will be less than the all-time high of 42,- 000 cases reported in 1949." During the week, the summary said, increases were noted in most geographic divisions witn me largest relative increases in the middle Atlantic and west south central areas of the country. An increase of 60 per cent occurred in New Jersey with 61 cases as com pared to 38 cases in the previous week. Louisiana reported an in crease from 17 to 60 cases. 16,447 CASES The "most significant" decreases were noted in Iowa and Nebraska, the Public Health Service said. The Public Health Service said the overall total for the first 33 weeks of this year is 16,477 cases. 1 r rsm 1 11 II l M o 1 bsQJfiJli-J, (Wiltshire Enravln) SEEK NATIONAL HONORS Members of Eugene's Moose Lodge state champion de gree staff Thursday were competing for national honors in Chicago at the Moose Inter national Convention. The local team won the state championship last February, earning the right to compete in the national contests. Members of the team (from left) are: Milo Gubrud, prelate; A. E. Pomeroy Jr., past governor; Austin Goddard, governor; Lonnie Crawford, junior governor; Dewey Hazclton, orator; and Harry Tonkin, sergeant-at-arms. Curtain Falls Brief Career OAKLAND, Calif. U.R The curtain fell Thursday on Fran cis H. (Ding Dong Daddy) Van Wie's brief career as a bur lesque comedian when police led the portly, 66-year-old Ro meo off the stage and locked him up on bigamy charges. The officers said the Ding Dong Daddy of the D-Car line had been wed far more times than he had been divorced. They said he had gone to the altar 16 times. . The romantic lover, who got his nickname by marrying half the women in the block along his San Francisco streetcar line, spent an unromantic night in city jail Wednesday night. Unsympathetic police officers said he would have to stay there unless he could rake up $10,000 bail. The versatile Van Wie was right in the middle of an act at the El Ray Burlesque Theater here Wednesday night when two men from the Los Angeles dis trict attorney's office walked in. They had a warrant for his arrest, based on a complaint by Martha Moyle Van Wie, 67, of Long Beach, Calif. She was the Ping Pong Raft Runs Aground Of Officialdom MARSEILLE, France () An American student's dream of drifting across the Mediterran ean on a raft floated by 75,000 ping pong balls ran aground Wednesday on the shoals of French officialdom. Martime authorities ruled the square adventure craft named Kcntookl was too flimsy to put to sea. After eyeing the raft on which 26-year-old Richard Miller of Chicago had hoped to find ma rine adventure they decided that not only would Miller's life and those of his companions be endangered but the raft It self was a menace. HOI or KOOL AID 6 pkgi. 23 e JELL-0 8 Delicious Flavors 3 ,o, 25c GERBERS BABY FOODS 3 ror 25 COTTAGE SWEET PEAS PUSS N BOOTS CAT FOOD 2TT?n's 25 HEAR JACK SHULER Every Night 7:30 p.m. McARTHUR COURT on Ding Dong Daddy's as Burlesque Comedian latest woman to step forward and claim to have walked down the aisle with the ex-trolley car conductor. She said she had married Van Wie unaware that he had made 15 previous marriages. The latest misfortune came only a week after the chunky Atom Research Started by Italy By LUCIANO FERRARI A.tocLted Pres. Staff Writer MILAN OT Italy has started its research for an experimental atomic stockpile in mostly base ment qtiarters next to a "room for rent" sign. It is a modest beginning with "home made" heavy water, a tiny quantity of locally obtained min eral uranium, eight professors, some 30 student research assist ants and about $100,000. Unlike the great secret Ameri can atomic cities, visitors need no special passes and there are no gun-bristling guards at the doors of the CISE (Centra Informa zioni Studi Esperienzc) labora tories, the organization tor Italian atomic study. The center is financed by a doz en of Italy's major industries. Professors directing the work say that the $100,000 is about one one-hundredth of what they need for really advanced experiments. But they take hope from in creasing government interest at Rome where late in July the re search was placed under control of a government agency on nu clear energy. Minister Pietro Campillt of commerce and industry announc ed that Italy expects to receive financial aid from the United States to help with the studies. Goal of the research center is to establish a sufficient atomic stockpile to permit experiment and studies. Directors said they already have set up the necessary equipment to get the stockpile started. You'll find a warm and friendly service at Wally'a. Friendly derks offer you everyday low prices on guar anteed high quality foods with weekend specials. Free Delivery & S&H Green Stamps You Never Had It So Good Till You Try Wally'a Snowdrift 3-Lb. Tin Wesson Oil COLO WALLY'S 125 E. BROADWAY Phones 4-2115.4-5311 Free Delivery S&H Green Stampf lover was locked out 'of a Los Angeles apartment by wife No. 15 after she also learned of his matrimonial past. Van Wie has been headlining the playbill at the El Rey here all week, relating his marital experiences to burlesque fans. Next week he was to star in a "Ragtime Wedding" act in which he would be married on the stage three times a day and lour times on Saturday. But when officers tapped him on the shoulder Wednesday night, with two bigamy charges against him, Van Wie's sudden rise to stardom took a nosedive. "I'll fight it to the bitter end," Van Wie managed to blurt out as he was led off the stage. His pronouncement was roundly ap plauded by the theater's enthu siastic patrons. Fire Catches, Burns Grass OAKRIDGE Mrs. Ray Graham, Oakridge, was cited to appear in municipal court next Monday night after a fire she had lit in a can caught some grass and caused a fire alarm. The flames burned an area be tween the clinic and the high way. Mrs. Graham said she had burned a little rubbish earlier in the morning and was sure the fire was out. A boy, Ronald Brackin, later came along and three some more material into the can. The fire caught and jumped to some dry grass. Roof Damaged MARCOLA A spark from the chimney caught the roof of Boots Hill's house here Tuesday morn ing and burned a hole in the roof. Lon Louring, Fischer Lumber Co., discovered the fire and had it out when the fire department arrived. eootn t . a 1 automat, AUTOMATIC tlWIOt Mt jjfM OTIMMAIr x, jp fl CU I MfigUT FEATURING uses standard attachments (not Included In this model) automatic tension variable speed control sews forward and backward 20-year Guarantee Obsidians Plan Glacier Hike The Obsidian climb to Collier Glacier, scheduled for this Sun day, will be led by Ruth Hopson. Anyone wishing to go may sign up at Hendershott's. The group will meet at the Eu gene City Hall at 6 a.m. Sunday, drive to the Scott Lake entrance by 8 a.m., and start the walk from tl.ere up the OM Scott Trail to the foot o the glacier. The trip on the trail is about 14 miles both ways. In England the hood of an au tomobile is called a "bonnet." Miller's Repeat Sensational All Time Sewing Machine Value HERE IT IS ! MUVT CHtOMI Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thurs., Aug, 21, 1952 Page 1 1 Tax Investigator Picked by GOP DOVER, Del. (TP) U. S. Sen. John J. Williams and Rep. J, Caleb Boggs will head the Repub lican ticket in this November'i general election In Delaware. Williams, who instigated the re cent federal probe of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, was nomi nated without opposition by the GOP State Convention Wednes day night to seek rc-eleetion to the Senate. Boggs was named, also without opposition, as the GOP gubernatorial candidate. RED GOOSE SHOES . SCHOOL rfothers, Reu aoose Shoes wear and wearl Prove this fact by buying your youngstai pcfl- today. Nationally Advertised hi McCall't and Paieatf SHOE SALON.., MAIN FLOOR TtV BRAND NEW 5.00 Down , WINH Mill WHIL1 $49 95 SEWING MACHINES , LOWER MAIN FLOOR : red (Goose 3hoesP Nursery Service
