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4 SIX Jack Kidder to be West Point "Grad;' Aunts to Attend Mrs. James R Sawyers nnil her sister, Gertrude Rasl, will leave tonight for Wnst I'olnl, New York, where I hoy will allcnd the military academy graduation ceremonies June 1, at which time i heir nephew, Jack Kidder, will be graduated and commissioned us a secono neuienani 01 inianlry. Kidder, who is graduating with the wartime class which lias crowded four years of studies in to three years, is a son of Mr. and Mrs Stanley 1,. Kidder, now pri soners of war in Manila. He at tended the local elementary schools and accompanied his parents to the Philippine islands, whore he was graduated from high school. Mo applied for ap pointment to West I'oinl, and while awaiting an opportunity to enter the academy returned to the United Slates and served one jear with the regular army, get ting training In mechanized for ces under General Patlon, and participating in the pro-war man uvcrs in Louisiana. lie was appointed to the acad emy by Senator MoNary. A class- After June 8th They Can Bar You from Oregon Roads if you have an accident and cannot prove you are financially responsible for $ if, 000.00. t Under the new state law recently passed by the Oregon legislature, if you have an accident causing y any damage whatsoever, or if you are convicted for any offense un der the Oregon Motor Vehicle Laws, you must be able to prove you are financially responsible for $11,000.00. Otherwise they can take away your driver's license and bar you from the road forever. They can even suspend your regis-' tration certificate. Failure to com ply with the law may bring about imprisonment and a heavy fine. How. many drivers can lay $ 1 1 ,000 , on the line. Could you? An in surance policy with the Douglas Abstract Company does this for you. Prove your financial respon sibility for $1 1,000 now, this easy inexpensive way. Secure one of our free booklets on the Oregon Law Today. DOUGLAS ABSTRACT CO. Insurance Specialists Attractively Boxed Gift Sets Wrisley Cara Nome, Elizabeth Arden and Suzy Perfumes Perfumes and Colognes By Elizabeth Ardon, Suzy, Yardloy, D'Orsay, Hudnut and others. Dresser Sets, . . .$4.95, 6.95, 7.95 Snap-shot Albums, Scrap Books $1.29 - $2.00 FUllERTON'S REX ALL STORE mate is the son of General "Map" Arnold, commander of .ho U. S. air forces. The1 VVjst (Points graduation class will Include W. E. Naylor, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Naylor of Ilond- The senidV Mr. Naylor formerly taught school In Moseburg and Mrs. Naylor, the lormer fiolh MeElhimiy, is a sister of Mrs. L. I.. Spencer of lloseburg. Cadet Naylor will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the army air forces and has re ceived assignment to bomber pilot special school at Nashville, Tenn., for nine weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are now on their way to West Point, plan ning In slop en route to visit relatives in Minnesota. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE (By the Associated Press) Death claimed Mrs. Arthur A. Goldsmith, Portland, member of the state public welfare commis sion. A throe-year prison sentence was meted out at Portland to Robert S. McGinnis, 25, on a charge of deserting from a con scientious objectors' camp at ("amino, Calif. R0SEBUR6 NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG.J OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 21,1 Time Limit Urged on Long Distance Phoning Elimination of unessential long distancp communication Is urged by Ihe Pacific Telephone, and Telegraph company, which is ask ing Ihe cooperation of local tele phone users, according to W. M. McEachern, manager of the Rose burg office. It is particularly re quested, he slates, that long dis tance conversations be limited to a maximum of five minutes. The purpose is to speed traffic over congested routes, especially dur ing hours when demand Is heavi est. During such per iods of peak load, Ihe long distance operator will make the following request of telephone users: "Please limit your call to five minutes others are waiting. The operator Is in structed by the company to make this request and cooperation of patrons is requested, McEachern said. Ten More Dutchmen Executed by Germans LONDON, May 21. (API Aneta, .Netherlands news agency, reported today the executions of 10 more Dutchmen in occupied Holland, bringing to (M the num ber reported this month. Myrtle Creek I Mr. Jind Mrs. Thomas Ireland and children spent Mother's day I with Mr. Ireland's mother at jCorvallls. I Mrs. Kobert Maddox is very ill !nl Mercy hosital. Mr. Maddox has been at her bedside most or the week. She is a daughter of Mrs. Ruby Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crltchficld were business visitors here Mon day and Tuesday. They returned to their work in Vancouver, Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ulam and their son, Jack, have received about 2000 baby chicks from the hatchery in the last week. A light snow was reported on Roomer Mill last Monday morn ing, making another entry for the freak weather man's book for this year. Dale Weekly was a visitor at his Boomer Hill home last Sat urday from Lakevlew. Mrs. A. D. Elliott returned home lrom Tigard last Tuesday where she was attending to busi ness fur a week. The revival meetings conducted by evangelist B. Ross Evans each night except Monday at the Church of Christ are to be held all week until the Sunday morn ing services May 23. Interest is good and everybody is urged to atiend. School Prineinal Wendell and wife of Day.- Creek wore attend .strongly held than Attu was. No anls at the services being held flKrcs on enemy strength on the at Ihe church of Christ last Fri- dav night. The Girls' League of Myrtle ! Creek High is giving a benefit dance al the high school gym nasium, Friday, May 21, at 8 o'clock. A collection will bo tak enthe procords of which will go to a family deprived of all their belongings by fire. Mrs. Linn Holt and two daugh ters and their babies motored I down from their respective homes at Harrisburg, Eugene and i Mckenzie river Wednesday for an overnight visit with Mrs. Holt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taggart. They returned Thurs HI-GRADE STATIONERY Symphony, Cascade And Lord Baltimore 49c. 59c, $1.00. $1.50 WRISLEY'S SHAVE SETS Saddle Club, Spruce or Lavender 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50 Plus Tax . COURTLEY FOR MEN After Shave Lotion Men's Coloqne $1.00, $2.00 Plus Tax RAF Hits New Blows At Germany and Italy (Continued from page 1.) Moehne and Edcr dams Sunday night. The great Tirso dam, which may have been an allied target, Is in central Sardinia on the lar gest artificial lake in Europe, Routers said, describing it as about twice the size of the quar-tor-mile-long Eder dam. The hydro electric plant at Tir so dam was said to provide most of Sardinia's electric power. The lake was described as 131. miles long and three miles wide with a storage capacity of nearly 15.. 000,000,000 cubic feet of water. Jt was not brought out whether the dam attacked was actually nroacnou, nor were mere ueta s of the action. Italy, Sardinia Hit On the invasion-jittery soulh ern flank of Hitler's Eurone. U S. Flying Fortresses delivered a fiery assault on the Italian air drome at Grosseto, 30 miles north of Rome, and other allied pianos attacked stepping-stone Is lands in the Mediterranean in eluding Sardinia and Pantelleria Allied headquarters in North Africa announced that American bombers alone destroyed 113 axis planes yesterday in widespread sweeps marking "one of the greatest victory days in the his tory ol the strategic air force" With a loss of one allied nlnnn 91 enemy aircraft were destroyed un ine ground anu 22 In furious sky fighting. Seven of the vic tims were huge German trans ports, each capable in carrying 120 persons. Toll of Planes Noted. ... The RAF and the U. S. A. A c disclosed in a joint communique umi uiey nau destroyed 5,172 axis pianos in air combats in the Medi terranean area between the en trance of Italy Into the war on June 10, 1940, and the collapse of axis resistance in Tunisia this month. Of those 3,415 wore shot down by the middle cast command squadrons, including Malta-based units, and 1,757 in the northwest African campaign. Since the German and Italian ground forces tossed In the spungu, nowever, allied airmen have brought down 89 move planes, swelling the north Afri can total to 1,8-16 and the list in all the Mediterranean area to 5,261. This figure does not In clude hundreds of enemy planes blasted on the ground. Attu Japanese Make Last Ditch Defense (Continued lrom page 1.) lw0 lsliin's have been given out oincially. but estimates by com- ne",n' authorities put the enemy folTC on Kiska al upwards of 10,- 000 men whereas there probably were only 2,000 to 3,500 on Attu. NEW DELIIf, May. 21. (AP) United States bombers drop- pod more than 100 tons of bombs on Japanese supply lines and installations in central Bur ma yesterday, the third day in succession ol such heavy raids, and three RAF formations main tained the pounding in other areas, it was anounced today. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, May 21. (API Air forces of Japan and the al lies are trading punches freely in the southwest Pacific after the manner of two warv boxers de termined to keep the other off balance. The Japanese stab consistently at allied supply bases on New Guinea. Allied pianos strike daily at the air nerve centers from which the enemy's New Guinea raiders probably come. Tills aerial parry and thrust have as a background Ibis situa tion: the allies, in complete pos session of New Guinea s Papuan peninsula, have moved up more than 100 miles to menace Japanese-held Salamaua. 100,000 Homeless in 6 Flood-Swept States (Continued from page 1.) the Mississippi upwards to 37 to 37.5 fool expected Sunday or Monday. The latter figure would be the highest mark since the 38 foot level of 11)03 and the second highest on record. The river stage last night was about 36 foot. Two breaks in the levee on the Illinois side of the Wabash liver saved historic Vineonnos, Ind., from heavy flood damage. In Oklahoma, Col. F. J. Wilson. V. S. army district engineer, said at Tulsa, after a tun-hour aerial tour of the flooded area: "This Is the most water I ever saw any where except on the Mississippi." Tussle Over Tax Plans Fails of Agreement (Continued from page 1.) in the day. Sumo conferees said it was their understanding that efforts would be made to obtain through treasury representatives a more i specific outline of the president's 'views than he gave in his letter.' NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that un dor and pursuant to an order of the county court of the state of Oregon for Douglas county, duly maiiH ano enioreu ol record l the matter of the estuto of Ruth M. Jilalr. deceased, aulhorizin the undersigned as administrate of said estate to sell the real prop erly hereinafter described, now. therefore, 1 will at the offices of Rice & Orcutt in Roseburir. Doup. las county, Oregon, on and after the 7th day of June, 1943, offer for sale and sell at' private sale ior cash in nanu, or lor not less than one-half cash and the bal ance to bo secured by the note of me purcnaser wan a mortgage upon me properly so sold with In terest not exceeding 5 per an num. subject to confirmation by said court, the following describ ed real property belonging to said estate, to wn : Tract 1: Beginning at a point on the east side of a 30 acre tract which is 839.2 foot east and 127.9 feet south of the section corner common to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, township 28 south, range 6 west, W- M., thence east 920.9 feet to an angle point on the west right of way line of the Oregon state highway, thence south 31 57' west 335.9 feet, along th? west side of said highway right of way to a 34 inch pipe, thence west 740.3 feet to a 34 inch pipe, on east side of said 30 acre tract, thence north 0 37' east 285.0 feet along said east line to the place of be ginning, containing 5.45 acres, more or less, all the above being situated in sec tion 28, township 28 south, range G west, Willamette meridian, Douglas county, Oregon. Tract 2: Beginning at a point on the east side of a 30 acre tract, said point being 839.2 foot east and 127.9 foot south of the section corner common to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, township 28 south, range 6 west, W. M., thence N. 0' 37' east 493.7 feet along east side of said 30 acre tract . to tho southerly side of the Oregon state highway prop erty lino on right or south bank of South Umpqua river, thence following along said highway property as follows: South 76" 14' east 244.8 foot, north 83" 07' east 217.6 feet, south 6( 42' east 3670 feet and south 21 22' east 340.2 feet, thence leaving state highway property line and ' running west 920.9 feet to the place of beginning, contain ing 8.25 acres, more or less, all the above being situated, in sections 21 and 22. town ship 28 south, r.inge 6 west, Willamette meridian, Doug las county, Oregon. Tract 3: Beginning at a point on the west line section 28, township 28 south, range 6 west, W. M., which is 1124.0 foot soulh 0 39' west, from the section corner common to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, said township and range, thence north 0 39' east 1098.7 feet on the west side of said sec tions 21 and 28, to a point on the south bank of the south bank of the South Umpqua river bar, thence following along said bank, south 77 02' east 23.0 feet, south 57 02' cast 114.4 feet, south 73 17' east 177.3 feet, south 79' 10' east 224.7 foot, south 87 16' east 112.0 feet to southwest corner of state highway prop erty, thence along south line of said property south 87 24' east 1005 feet, south 67 39' east 89.2 feet and south 76 14' east 19.0 foot; thence leaving said river bar bank and south lino of state high way property and running south 0 37' west 1189.8 feet, thence west 841.3 foot to the place of beginning contain ing 30.0 acres, more or loss. Also that portion of bar of South Umpqua river on south side of river and adjacent to north side of above mention ed tract and described as fol lows: Beginning at the north west corner of said tract on west line of section 21, said township and range at a point north 0 39' east 574.7 feet from the section corner com mon to sections 20. 21, 28 and 29 in said township and range, thence north 0 39' oast 1065.0 feet along the west line of said section 21, to the center of tho South Ump qua liver, thence following along center of said river, down stream, south 85 east 151.0 feet, south 77 east 300.0 feet, south 08 east 300.0 foot, and south 57 05' east 475.1 feet, to a point at the northwest corner of Oregon state highway tract, thence following along west line of said tract south 44 47' west 723.0 foot anil south 265 5 feet to a ioint on the north lino of tho first or above de scribed (30 acre) tract, thence following along said north line north 87 16' west 112.0 feet, north 79 10' west 224.7 foot, north 73 17' west 177.3 feet, north 57' 02' west 114.4 feet and north 77 02' west 23.0 feet to the place of hc ginning, containing 20.7 acres, more or less, t he above tracts being located in sec tions 21 and 2S, township 28 south, range 6 west W. M., Douglas county, Oregon. Tract 4: Beginning at a H.C.STEARNS Funeral Director Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Licensed Lady Assistant Any Distance, Any Time Our iorvlce Is for ALL, and meets EVERY NEED 943. point on the section line be tween sections 28 and 29, township 28 south,' range 6 west, W. M., which is 1124.0 feet south 0 39' west of the section corner common to sec tions 20, 21, 28 and 29 said township and range, thence west 436.0 foot to oast line of Ixjren Miller tract, thence north 0- 27' east 180 5 feet to a point on tho south bank of the South Umpqua river bar, thence following along said bank, soulh 77 02' east 456.0 feet to a point on the east line of said section 20, thence south 0 39' west 1698.7 feet along said sec tion line to the place of bo ginning, containing 17.7 acres, . more or less. Also that portion of bar of South Umpqua river on south side of river and adjacent to to tho above described 17.7 acre tract and described as: Beginning at the northeast corner of said tract on the oast line of said section 20, at a point north 0 39' east 574.7 feet from tho section corner common to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, township 28 south, range 6 west, and running north 77 02' west 456.0 feet along the north side of above described 17.7 acre tract to the northwest corner of said tract, thence north 0" 27' east 975.0 feet to a point in the center of the South Umpqua river, thence running down stream, east -300.0 feet, and south 85 east 149.0 feet to a point, thence leaving center . of said river- .and -running south 0 39 , west 1065.0 foot to the place of beginning, con taining 9.3 acres, more or loss, tho above descriptions being located In sections 20 and 29, township 28 south, range 6 west, W. M-, Douglas county, Oregon. Tract 5: Beginning at a 34 Inch pipe on the east side of a thirty-acre tract, said be ginning point being 412.S feet south and 836.2 loot cast of the section corner com mon to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, township 28 south, range 6 west, W. M., thence east 746.3 feet to a 34 inch pipe on the west right of way line of the Oregon state high way, thence following along said west right of way line, south 31 57' west 120.1 feet, south 55 33' east 20.0 feet, south 39 west 598.1 feet and south 46 03' west 197.7 feet to a 34 inch pipe on the north side of a 40 foot road way, thence leaving said highway line and running west 187.8 feet along north side of said roadway to a 34 inch pipe at the S. W. corner of said 30 acre tract, thence north 0 36' east 711 1 feet along east side of said 30 acre tract, to the place of begin ning, containing 8.14 acres, more or less, all the above beinj situated in section 28, township 28 south, range 6 west, Willamette meridian, Douglas county, Oregon. Tract 6: A right of way for roadway purposes to be ap purtenant to and sold as a part of tracts 3, 4 and 5, liore- innelore described with com mon user by the purchasers of said tracts as follows: A strip of land 40 feet in width described as follows: BEGINNING at a point which is S. 0 39' west 1124.0 foot and west 436.0 feet from the section corner common to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29, township 28, south, range 6 west, W. M., and running thence oast 1465.1 feet along tho south side of tracts of the Ruth Miller Blair estate, to the west right of way line of the Pacific highway, thence south 46' 03' west 57.6 feet along the west side of said highway to a point, thence west 1423.6 An Amazing Paint Luminal! AilcforEIUabelh McNilll'a new Interior decorat. In! auggcationa u.ing Luminal! colore. This nationally famous paint grows more popular each year. Use it on any interior work wherever a flat fin ish is desired. Very eco nomical. An excellent finish for living quarters, bedrooms, halls, closets, etc. You can apply it on masonry walls of base ment or without size or filler on wallboard finish io attic. Gals. $2.10 Qts. 65c Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121 feet to a point, thence north 0" 27' cast 40.0 feet : to the place of beginning, contain- ' ing 1.3 acres, more or less, all the above being situated in sections 28 and 29, township . 28 south, range .6 west, Wil lamette meridian, Douglas county, Oregon. Tract 7: Lots 6, 7 and 17 and all of lots 13 and 18 in block 1 in Waile's Addition to Roseburg, as same appears on tho official plat of said ad dition of record and on file in the office of the county clerk of Douglas county, Ore gon; save and excepting t herefrom that portion of the above described premises sold ; and deeded to Thomas Cobb by tho Cobb Real Estate com pany on Ihe 21th day of Feb ruary, 1908- Tract 8: An undivided one half interest in the follow ing: Beginning at the south west corner of tho James Bllieu D. L. C. No. 52, section 20, township 28 south, range 6 west, W. M., running thence east on the south line of said D. L. C. No. 52, 5.75 chains, more or less, thence north 56 30' east 8.9 chains, thence north 51 30' east 6.75 chains to a point, thence north 10.5 chains, more or less, to the South Umpqua river, thence following the meander of the South Umpqua river south westerly up stream to the intersection of the west line of the James Bilieu D- L. C. No. 52, thence south on west line of said D. L. C. 9 chains, more or less, to the south west corner of said D. L. C. No. 52 and the place of begin-, ning, situated in Douglas county, Oregon section 20, township 28 south, range 6 Rid your victory garden of those 4 pests... USE "Rotenone" for pea weavils "Gug-Geta" against cutworms, slugs and snails. "Old Trapper" mole killer for moles. "Anr-B-Gone" for ants.. "Ortho earwig bait for earwigs. "Extrax" against many insects. "Greenol" against certain mildews. We also carry a complete line of orchard sprays. BUY THEM WHERE YOU OWN THE PROFITS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON There will be no specials at Grimm's this week-end . . . you buy you can his PROFITS ARE SMALL Last week Grimm "old crop" Spuds, failed him but now OLD CROP SPUDS ARE HERE COME AND GET 'EM WHILE THEY LAST Folks surely are enjoying that great American specialty "Strawberry Shortcake" and here at Grimms you will find extra nice FRESH STRAWBERRIES and all the makings for Shortcake. We even nave some fresh and cured meat not a heck of a lot but probably enough to take care of your needs- Curly Grimm just naturally likes to sell Good Food that's why he stays open every even ing, and Sundays, too! So any time you need food you can be sure to get it at v west and containing 20 acres, more or less. W. H. Blair, Administrator of the estate of Ruth M. Blair, deceased. DOUGLAS MARKET Our meat stocks are complete. Whether it's 50 pounds of Wel ders or 1 pound of steak, we can will your order. Also a fine selection of Fish and Poultry. We also have a nice variety of Candy come early while stocks last. PORK ROASTS shoulder cuts, XA(t picnic style, lb. Center cuts 33C VEAL ROASTS 2Qr shoulder cuts, lb i. VEAL LIVER Jg- while it lasts, lb 33 LARD, bring your own sontalner, 6 lbs. A Snow White..., F SAUSAGE, your fav. 2SC country style, lb......... The Douglas Market Is a ready market for all of your stock and hides dressed or live weight. If you have any dress ed stock, fetch It in any time If dressed according to OPA regulations. Phone 350 But on every item rest assured that promised you some good but his Source of supply u
