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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Mar 17. 1950 m ,-. r r it's, . 11. m . irw aw? - "LL-iT"-. ill ill! lit it .i 1 TfiaMslllsl TTT III mi T - . v SVVi; -"--'IS (Arme I rtcfmoio GOVERNOR VISITS F100D AREA-v-rnor Luther W. Young dahl of Minnesota (right) talks with flood victims near Inundated Orookston. Thousands hava fled their homes In flooded areas oi North Dakota, Minnesota and Manitoba, Canada, and predictions at more rain threatens new flood crests. There's No Cold War in Asia; Its Now Hoi Battle Gin Rummy Inventor's Funeral on Thursday Hollywood, May 17 (U.R) Funeral services will be held Thursday for Graham Baker, 62, credited with his father with in venting the game of gin rummy in 1909. He died at his Reseda, Cal., home yesterday. Services will be held Thursday morning at the Hollywood chapel or fierce Bros. For 25 years, Baker had been connected with the film indus try. Among some of the films he helped write were "Stand in," "Shanghai," "You Only Live Once," and "Eternally Yours." He produced "Swiss Family R o b 1 n s o n," "T o m Brown's Schooldays," and "Four Faces West." Born in Evansville, Ind., he worked on New York newspa pers before his film career. Dead Una on Classified Ads: 3-30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Gold Hill Adopts Municipal Budge) Gold Hill, May 17 The city council and budget board met in special session on May 15, to discuss items of the budget for 1950-51. Members of the coun cil present were O. W. Newland, acting mayor; Wilbur Martin, James Clement, Paul Molloy, Merritt Davis, and George Brownell. Members of the ap pointed budget committee pres ent were E. R. Davis, Delos Walker, R. Angus Todd, E. E. Miller and Paul Thompson. After considerable discussion the budget was adopted as sub mitted. For the general fund, estimated receipts were $10,325; estimated expenditures, $18,960, leaving $8,635.00 to be raised by taxes. For bonded Indebted ness, $380 will be raised for interest on outstanding bonds and for bond retirement, $2,000, making a total of $11,015 to be raised by taxes. This amount is about $4,000 under last year's budget amount. E. E. Miller was elected chair man of the board and Paul Thompson, secretary. By Earnest Hoboracht United Press Correspondent Tokyo, May 17 (U.R) The war that once was cold is hot in Asia. The fight against communism is against men who have guns and who are using them. It is real war. Every day men are being killed in their struggle to halt communism. In the five years since the end of World War II observers in Tokyo have seen the cold war gather intensity and creep or sweep through country after country. Now it is hot, and in many regions politioal maneuver ing has given way to troop man euvering. War Being Fought A war is being fought. On one side are those who believe in communism. They are engaged in actual fighting for their cause. Others who do not believe in communism are trying to keep it from engulfing more territory. In many cases they are shooting bullets and being shot. It's not all black or white, left or right, right or wrong. Some communist backers are motivated primarily by national istic feelings which have the traditional support and sym pathy of the United States. Some people have been aided by com munists bent on weaning them away from the western powers. In almost all the far eastern countries the anti-government forces, the rebels, the guerillas whatever they are called are aligned directly or indirectly with communism and look to Moscow as to fountain of hope. In many nations, the question often is nat whether the com munist party should be outlawed, but how the communist military campaigns can be halted and their guns silenced so the people can live in peace under a gov ernment elected by the majority. Korea Is Example Korea is an example. The com munist government in the north Is a mence to the existence of the republic established In the smith, with the blessing of the United Nations. Armed guerril las from the north prowl In the south, killing and raiding. Artil lery duels across the border are not rare. There ut talk of a full fledncd invasion of the south from the nnrih. In the Philippines the Hnk rebels are led by communists They attack travelers, they strike at towns. The constabulary was not strong enmiRh to put them down in a campaign that hegan soon after the war and went on until recently when the job was turned over to the regular armv. The links still are killing, loot ing, fomenting. 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