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Newspaper Page TextI. TWO' ROSEBURG --NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, -OREGON.MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1947 ,. .... 1 rablUfaed Dally Kst'rpl Bandar by tar Mn S-HtV It- r iurni. 'V, Entered a second cLtM nutter May T, IVM. t th postoffic at Xuaaburg, Oregon, under act of March l. la7B. ( hakllI t. iTAWTdN.Jr riifoi tDWIN lRSAprr :.lANAGti Member of the Associated Pre. Ore gon Newspaper Publlihers Association, the Audit Bureau of Circulation. RepreienteJ by WE5T-'JlXiDA? CO.. INC., office In New York, Chicugo, Han Vranclaco, Los Angelca, Seattle. Fort- Vhurliilln fat t Douelaa Out of By Malt County County Per Year fj-w BIX Months J 25 73 h. Mmlh! 1.73 2 00 Per year, by city carrier. 4? -30 Per month, by city carrier .75 The Weather U. 6. Weather Bureau Office Roseburg, Oregon Forecait for Roseburg end vi cinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tueiday. 1 Hlgheit temp, for any April .. 96 Lowest temp, for any April .... 25 Hlgheit temp, yesterday 59 Lowest temp, last night 39 Precipitation yesterday 01 Precipitation from April 1 ....1.59 Deficit from April 1 18 Deficit from Sept. 1 3.96 In Ihe Day's Hews Continued from page U be little hungr 'In 'the world . ! Plenty ol food, us well at plctv ty of other things, can come only from sustained high production. When production is high and ef ficient, prices are apt to be rea sonable. When everybody is at work, there Is apt to be money enough to pay for what Is pro duced. Work is the great provider fur all of us. i THE will of . Henry Ford, filed for probate In Detroit today, discloses that large part of his estate is to go to the Ford Foun dation whose purposes are de scribed as "to receive and.adtnin Ister funds for scientific, t fdiic tlonal and charitable purjibSi'S, ALL for the public welfare.'.' The latest report 'of the' For'd Foundation reveals assets of $109,168.00r, on June 30, 1915 ai little less than two years ago. THUS, you see, a very large - share - of the- Ford Health, which ii.e public helped to create, t111 go back to the public in the form of advancement of scientific knowledge and educational and charitable expenditures. All of these thlnps contribute to the growing well being of all Ihe pcef pie.--'"-" '" 1 If more of our very rich men devoted their wealth, or at, least a large part, of It, to euch. pur poses, one, of the evils; of great wealth would disappear1. -Wealth, when passed on down by inheri tance, has a tendency to collect In the hands' of , non producsrs. Many fancy arguments j;u ad vanced In behalf ot a lMsdre c'.flss whose living Is drawn from In herited wealth, but In the main these arguments are phonlm. WOHKKKS and I'HOUl'CF.KS are what count in ahy civiliza tion. ' . A lot of our prejudices against lAat wealth are based on the foolish antics of non produclnjt playboy and playglrl heirs of men who have produced much and added much to the drvrlop mcnt of our country. THE British blow up the Ger man Island lortress of Helgo land, In Ihe Norlh Sea. The ex plosion is snid to be the prealest ever caused by man In European territory. The German burgomaster (mayor) of the German rlty of Cuxhaven says Ihe destruction has caused sorrow and INDIG NATION among the Germans of his city. He adds that they are saying the Island ruins will con tribute to "everlasting hatred" on their part. GERMAN sorrow and Indigna tion over the wrecking or Helgoland are wasted. The Ger man people may have a case when they object to destruction ot their Industries so thai they can't even go ahead and earn reparations for Iheir conquerors But they display the BAD SIDE of iheir nature when Ihcy com plain of the blowing up of fort resses such as Helgoland. Drain Warriors Defeat Myrtle Creek, 7 to 5 Drain's Warriors maintained their unmarted ri-ctud in lNnig las County H l-ciiftue baseball play on their h"nie tli.iniuiiil Fit (toy. edging mil Myrtle I'n-ck High, 7 In In thrlr sixth game of the sr'twin. The vieliirs ptuved Iheir'w tilth al Ihe bailer's h. gelling 17 hits to Mrtle Creek's in. Nine lrain men shared in the scoring It was Ihe Vikings' llil itclcal In league play. Batteries: Drain S h r f f e r and OvrrcHh: Mrtle Creek brown and Clayton. .Sixteen thousand persons en - K'Ked In farming a it killed In lU.idtiil. annua!' lu the (.'. THE PRICE OF PROGRESS By CHARIXS Douglas Ccnnty is -Buffering pains of progress. As Ore gon's most rapidly expanding industrial community, the county is faced this year with a staggering tax program. Soverlil of 'our t&mWunities have already met the necessity of greatly increased taxation. ,Myrtle Creek, Reedsport, Sutherlin, and others have been striving valiantly to keep up with ripjd (expansion, 'only to find lhat; plans full short, with' still' more loud1 in flight. Riddle has voted bonds for sewage disposal. Myrtle 'Creek recently Voted $G8,000 in bonds for .development anjl expansion of the water and light systems. 'Every communitjy In the county will be faced this year with greatly enlarged school budgets. . : , : j : Roseburg taxpayers ha-ve been shocked in the -past days by revelations concerning-thc needa of our municipality and schools. If tax proposals are voted in, accordance" .with pro posed . budgets, pillage for city i and school purposes will jump from'ff possibly to 80 or, more millsi .'approximately' double tho'U'VyoC feist year. These, then, are the demands of progress,' eoiipd, of bourse, with current; conditions of high cost of iving,!an jfttjreased costs 6f materials and supplies. , ; Wage, hikes in boil school iind city items are responsible for a substantial itart of the increases proposed in budgets. Neither our .scftfilw nor our city 'government Can be ade quately or effir Hitly' staffed .unless .wages, aro placed on a level comparable) fJ tiiose in business ajid Industry. Growing porhjlatibn requires more' fechool teachers, more policemen, more firemen. In dditidri .6 kdtlirlrf bntplbyes, we must, in the face of advancing coxtij of lrvlnJ prdride-clecejit salaries fdr thosfe employed in our service. ' ' ' 1 j Furthermore growing population 'necessitates- increased utilities and facilities. We must 'pYovliW Wore" school' s'piice, more desks, more textbooks. We muitj 4mirbtedur streets and equipment for handling t affic. Wd filiitft atftl to our sys tem for scWagc' Collection and disptwal. We .must have more street lights and more fire hydrants'. These' things cost money'and the jnoncy must cbpe' Trom pfft.'kets of titipayers. As our city grows, our government becomes more com. , . . . plex, as does our scnool systein. c-onseqiieniiy we. gave maue, pAivision for a city manager with the oxiieWitidrl that hd -win cause our uuminiMiraiiuu . . iL. .! ne ueiieve inu cuy niniuiKur lunu ui yiiiniinn nm . ! i... J .d : t ..... J in nnuing new sources ui eunue hhhmihiji hi iu-"im ,( ( v-eDtfrai trtrtif se.cii Jrt Jlrrfctin years,, lessen the direct taxation. burdvu ; hiit.-'iuch dcsirabUf orens Saturday, April which V,:VAlLL-i i J .cAt.'JlJj Ji Jr.J V 8..l',' PP": ?' aunties with reuei is nut m i-ak-h iii mc m-.u iuh.h.. ,,, ion, ,.r. ... in in-tition nt likpranl liar the case of our schools, even revcnue: from row ionrces docs ne j J.'''' rp!,P,'Vvol' j"1 not eliminate necessity for d,ri.stic uiVflrd revision of budg- j pTs'c8uiitu. akdreiAs ir els "if efficiency fslfllTe"Mtulitained. Hccause school enroll- lmK4iftal aeawn. and anglers mcnt is growing by leaps ,MU.nds supervisory , fK syn' !lo is bcine nealifted, and retiuekt is made for aduituuud clerical ! Issued (by. the State 'Fish and iind secretarial neip 10 nan the time of administrative- t)oublit9 our taxes for mnfter hr-ji lightly consi to inquire carefully jnto neesity for proposed expenditures; Every taxpayorj hits a right he iriniirs. iMid 4irV taxi)ai e ifig at spl-ciitl elcctIo.ruv in wlik . ...... , submitted in seeking airthiiiitvlo tj4.tlie.e per,ct4in)i- tation fixed by theate cjustitution. ; I : But it is also well to consliBT whether wc should iiv th PxilX.dvj)iiUdpd.bx.J'roj':Q??iJ''' whether wc should retard krttgrtfs iff huk hemw cestrif t ions. It IrO'eiy title thrrtt llieiji is( taxpayer in the mulbv of lpi hati(, nei titer Olll kcUnnl svVdetn is above the averagt, for aclloolH size h the .htldgcts tMV Wt'k. .-. . I. J.I The Roscburj pc64l tlitw from 18th to 1 Itli ;ilax in fv is a loitg leap nhtnliji cxjwSivc om!;'TJWrtitseRtisebilr,s or estimate. We doftVknoi'We city's standing. Hut d.mnt-1 : -1.....1.. .b1t..U ll, ,lvu,. mu.l.'. l.v (1. ,.n.-,1 trict. We arc proud,' 6 thi afh arises as to wliutlicf;wc irc progress. j u Cincy Shortstop, Once up f 6r Sale, NowTcps Batters ' ny lie nssm-i.iieo l iessi . Eddie Miller, who only a few w '." 1,1 1 victory. , . - I lie t.lllc.lKO tubs, priced hv weeks ago was oUeml , )Nll ,',,,,;., ,nr' rJf, co;, highest bidder without hltrarllng fr six runs, handed the M.iVld any lakern, ilotlnltcly eslnblistjed Champion St lmls Cardinals hlniself today as Ihe key in OnJ l"u", ,,,'t''i" 1,1 six r-in's. ..i.,n.,.c. v..... . . ii i " I a"d dumped them inglorious. clnnatls chance, fur a first dlvl- vVn, ,., Na,ma, tne eel- slon berlh. , y ,r ,- The glue lingered slim islop. The Philadelphia Phillies rrrtdo currently p.nMng ihe inalor Icavl it three in a row over the Guinls gne hitlers ttl.h four home lunS't'by linuneing the New Yorkers, in seven games, hit two h"tne-M0 1, at the Polo I7rnunds, School runs yesterday tn help the ltriN-loy Kowe sp-uvd six hits lotatti gain an even break In llieir j Ins s-ciid vtui.both against the doiiblehesiier llh the pjiates arliiants. ' l'itlshui ::h Gnlntf imd Ad.itns1 Kain and we, grnunils i ,bied loincd Miller In the home run i the inisI iHincn-.cnt id tlu- si-hitlul- parade In If, nl Ihe Reds to a l.'lj'ki-d gillies Im'Ii1'0 UrnoklJ a rid j victory over ihe Plr i.es In the Huston in the National t.eaue op tier, itiii-e or I'llu-iuu ctn runs resulted from i .reenheiv second home f the cam j paign. Hie Pli.ite huuin c,i . hack tr?LEuqene Potato Chip . , ..I.. Il. ..I.. I T 11 il.. oihI p.imf, imiltril to rtvi and a half innings CecBiisc or g.irkness. The sulil loft tint Pirate l ill in first place with Ine Mcioines in six starts. I 8oto Lose to Nts Another previously unbr,ilei nine, the American 1. e a g u e Champion llnstnil R'd Sox. hit tlie dust for the first lime when the Washington Senator. r-"bln pirtlinsuii, Huuri ..ii ; n jninMr. niriffr, sain ine, slinging, do neif them 3 I in tltit.plant eniknvd' M personsv anil , Capitol. The Nats got to Parnrll, r,t, stored . fonit slin ka lhe'im- making his big league debut. Inr )w,iv :ir!L-u!eJ l:i K-.uthrn I ! tjutt cl tluil c-ii hl' in tli ijte'.Jh. '. M I' . .v . v j 1. i V. STANTON w iuhlihiii siuic cu.h:ihi.n: t i...''..., ...:n 1 to.. POrd. ai.oub!jct)ii(igj'i will have the privilege of vqt- ... i , i - h tcftlfttlve budgets wnr tx! as we study the tax siUialituv 1. .i i- . mi i., a tomit t Alie ability, of tha iding revejiue. -Oil .the other nor our city administration and municii-aUf irt J aiiAUay t.i i . .... r . lias jmiipcu, in tluce ,-rr4 in the State of Oregon. That aneoment. The qtipstion rtdw willing to pay the price of iVe rouune ueiuiis now ueiiuinuiBHi. bf , -yArtiua i.n- lu 'or i leg stomps until he gave up. officers. ... . , ..t j ,lHjlblt!l..i -. . ' (Time. 13:20. ' city and school purges ,s U U W WOT & arW a.Sa.ed"by .1 .I4l4.il IC.tilfhAiA&l it1-.V'fuv.vil'i u hf.tr ,.?.. V. I.., .. lit lu manlinre IllU-ttC Until TOnV "f kit I'"; .in-, .y - f first -tnnlng'to si-ore all their i Jruns-. j" ; ' ' j. ,' With Joe Df.Magglo playing his t first full g.ime of Ihe seasnni, the ' New York Yanktvs lurm-d on ;hc ' IJiVthletu-s twice to sweep a ilctluV ; header in Philadelphia. 6 2 and ".1:1.. DIM. i cclclu-alcd his n-rUi n ; ,,1. .-,.. I lltn ,flril Rlim,. rlli,,,. Cll.tll.ll and ivtrmt 1 lefcinnit aim m. S.ll.ouls Chlcagii In the AmeriiHta. Plant Raxed by Flames t i l l'liFNK. Or-. Ali'll -1 1Vi ! Damage of nunc than Slil'.ifin i ixunatiil tmlay In Hie file ili.it fiestioxe (lie two -story ,1 aim,sj (Viah Chip MiiuiUam , mg tumpany AaTil here tist , mghi. Flame, were red bv vegqi.ble tr , Rni stun-d in the plant. Bj!l Loyejakes, , Sveepsfakesin" Motorcycle Races By ROYAL S. DENTON An estimated 2000 persona yes terday watched Bill Love, astride an English model bike, 1 roar around ten laps to capture sweep stake honors in the first novice motorcycle races to be. held in Douglas County. Twelve riders of this .county parUcipated in the spill-punctuated races on the cyclists': dirt track, located north of Brown's bridge near the Country Club. The card was sixmsored by the King Cobra Motorcycle Club and Love Motor Company. Love, native of Umpqua dis trict and organizer of the races, recently completed a 32,000-mile tour with his wife of the nation's largest motorcycle tracks, gain ing considerable fame on speed ways at Minneapolis, Minn., Rich mond, Va., ,and Indianapolis, Ind. Yesterday he turned in a four tenths mile lap In 27 seconds. Next week he will enter the Benton-Lane speed classic at Eugene. While spills and crashes were frequent througout the after noon's three preliminary heats and the final four-mile stretch, riders suffered no major injuries before jthe sizable' Jhrohgtwhirh brought more than 500 autotrio bUqs to rhe track site., , . ' (Bobi iMyerf,- -iiiseburg cyclist, init'ated the day's "Bird Gang" roster, and kept the crowd con stantly thrilled .a he 'spilled six times in the final race and on occasions causing "pile-ups"' of other riders. Hoseburg riders competing In yesterday's races were Dale Al hertus, Wayne Moore, Bill Ieal, Russ Marlsen, Red Gilhain, Mar vin Sanders, Myers and Love. The sponsors expect to stage a combined noVice-amateur-expert rare classic at their, track in July.. Trout Season to , ( UDCIl III Ur6Q0D regon ' Apiv26i; sc.-c.oA Jd prrfcti VMIUIUUII I: i : it : : i . . to troirt ILhlni!-until .Itine 1.1. Game, fish under. ight inches in length. mav not be taken fmrr. Ihe Uinnqiw1 river arid. Its tribu taries, helcjw, the high' bridge; at nr i-s. neiuw ine men nr- nvi. ni s.-ottsuurg... - ' . , ,,,'5 K ? (xiOrtds-;fnd one fish In any one " iB-excren .y potman ana. two tlsh in any conse'-utive seven days. f se of live- minows for hull, according to the Oregon State Game commission's bulletin Jor April, is 'prohibited except Vr bass and cnippies. The statute prohibits - the transportation of iv- fish imm one hmiy. of water ZS?" nSLZV": S n.m may he used only in II water from which Ihev in u the k r . ' ' - .... rJ(jrJffjy BfidflgS-w Chnfc fln Cpif V,IU,J Will JCQI) On O-Hft Hurling:!: 'By the AMdrlated i'ressl W I. ret. Portland ' . San Diego Los Ang-les . .Sacramnto , . San Francisco HolJyVAiud . . Seattle. Oakland ' 12 12 12 U 10 . 9 i 8 -.7 !) 10 11 13 13 13 ,v632 ..'I2 .571 .521 .I7 42 ..'! .3S1 Tommy rirldg.vs. the former great Detroit rum-hall artist now ... : Game Cminission nnd. .which tolling iruueu witn toe r.i I,, itinerating for the Portland Heav ers, is the first no-run, no hit g.ime pitcher of 1!M". Achieving the first nohliter of his lllyear career, Bridees. now 10. came within one baiter of perfect game yesterday as he set down the San Francisco Seals. 2 0. In the first half of a Pacific Const Jrf-Hguc doubleheader. ' Ttie only Seal to reaeh base .is Sanders, who walked in Ihe ciwuiosopMs I tunic ii r'rr tf-r, tnit, hul )nit ihoaljn' btt tflld mt ahoul m r ft-.' ;-!!: irt eighth but was quickly erased on double play. Bridges fanned five id hanging up his second win against no de feats. It was his third start as the Beavers' Sunday pitcher. He has tied one. In his other win, incidentally, the ex-Tiger allowed only two hits. Only four of Bridges' pitches were hit out of the infield yester day. In his long American League career, Bridget pitched three one hit games, once in 1932 going through 8 and 23 Innings before giving up a safety. The veteran's performance gave the Beavers their sixth straight win over San Francisco and assured the Oregonians of a hold on first place, which they share with San Diego, as the PCL went into Its fourth week. The Seals bounced back to take the final game, 114, on some hefty, hitting and the effective pitching of Rookie Bob Chesnes. Padres Win Twin Bill San Diego pulled abreast of Portland by nabbing a pair from Hollywood, 7-5 and 3-1, after dropping Saturday's game. Hom ers by West and Coscarart clinch ed the first contest, while Salvo's five-hit twirling assured the after piece. Davis' circuit drive ac counted for the only run off Salvo. Los Angeles moved into third place ahead of Sacramento as the Angels swept three weekend games from Seattle while the Solons took three whippings from Oakland. Carlsen, 20-year-old converted lnfielder, won a 15-inning thriller from Barrett Saturday, and the Angels followed with 2-0 and 6-2 wins Sunday. Southpaw Chamb ers Hurled ine snuioui anu Stretched to 28 his sKein oi in nings pitched without allowing an earned run. Oakland, putting on its first winning spurt, climbed to a seventh place tie with Seattle. Seven runs batted In by Maurice Robays, ex-Pittsburgh Pirate, paced the Oaks to their 6-5, 10-1 victories over Sacramento. Hold er's two homers helped nail the ojiener. Gassaway's four-hit pitch ing featured the nightcap. Dusetfe-Diliard Team Wins Over,; Trudell and Ross Taking two out of three falls, George Dusette and Dory Dillard defeated Tony Ross and Benny Trudell in the team wrestling bout before 500 fans at Ihe Rose burg Armory Saturday night. In annexine the first fall of the bout, the winners took turns pun- finished him with a backbreaker. Tunc,-iri:20. The third round was decided when Dillard leaied of the ropes.- felled .Tony with a drop kick and pinned him for -the count. Time, 5:07. Dillard, as well as his team mate, got a taste of Ross' back breaker In the second of the in dividual melees. It scored the fall In 10! minutes. The first bout on the card, between Dusette and Trudell. went the 30mlnute lim it without a fall. The cedars of Lebanon which have appeared In history for 2.000 years were reduced to a few dozen at last report. KRNR Mutual Broadoastina SyaUn 4V KilOCVCtfHI ' Bt MAIMING BOl Kg TOOAT 4 ntj. Tulton t.ewti. Jr 4trVK Miller. Nabltco. 4 Sii1e Conley. 4 Nrw 6 ( Musical lntprhtdr 5 13 - Superman. Kcllogg's ft 3ft ptln MicinKht, Winder Co. I S-Tom Mix. RnUton Purina 6 00 Gabriel Hrattrr, Carter Product. A 15 Mutlral Intrrlud. aS-Statv and Local Newt, Roseburf Motor Co. 6:30 Hit Parade of NnvHty Ttmrt, DnuirUs Patnt tk Hardware S 43- Prrsldrnt Tmman, Auoctated Pr LuttchMTi 7 m Vrtrran Inlnrnatloh G(H(1f 1 13 Sona tor Kvryon, RoMburg Hcf r iert ion 7 SO- Thr t iaco Kid, Modern Tiirnlture. A 00 Richard DaWt. Pvt. Drtccttvc. fnlon OH 1 30 Snapthou. Douglaa County Flour MUM 40-ftonr o( the Wl. Lock wood Motor.. rtO A:a Scltrer Nmi, MtlM Larw IS Mfl Venter s Pictorial. SAW Fine Food. n m Hi Nrtahhor. Cartens Furniture. Henry J. Taylor. General Motor. 10 OO Fulton wli, Jr . Miller . Inc. FOR SALE New 2 to 3V2 Ton Diamond T Truck New 910 Diesel Dual Drive Truck New Froxer 4 Door Sedan YREKA AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 517 So. Main St. Yrko, Calif. Phone 437 Yrtka 10:15 Nocturne 10-30 Ten -Thirty Crub, Lawmon'a. 11 uu tfign Off. TtnrgDAY. APRIL 21, 1M7 6 00 Farm Bulletin Board. IS Ridge Runnin Johnny. 30 Yawn Patrol. 40 Trva County Agent e a 55 Schrlcker Auction. 7:00 Frank Hemingway, J. A. Folfer Co. T'19 RUe and Shine. Sterling Drug Co. 7 JO State and Local News, Dr. Bruce Tuck. T-3S The Beehive. t. 40 Rhapsody In Wax. 8 OO Haven of Neat. Good Ship Grace. B 30 wally'a Waka Up Time, Wally a Grocery. 8 43 Morning Melodlea . 00 Art Raker and Hla Notebook, Montgomery Ward. IS Victor H. Ltndlahr, Heal tha id. 8.30 Man About Town, Joue and Lowell. 8:45 Shopper Guide, Karth'a and Marshall-Wells. fl-55 Muilcal Interlude. 10.00 Alka Seltzer News, Mile Lab. 10.15 Mum and Music, Roseburg Color Center. 10 30 Emll Pelt! Orch. 10 45 Easy Lis ten in'. 11.00 Character Clinic, Presbyterian Church. 11 15 Smile Time. 1130 Queen for a Day, Miles Lab. and Philip Morris. 12 00 Musical Interlude. 12 05 Sports Review, Courier Pearson. 1215 Rhythm at Random 12:40 Stale and Local New, Hansen Motor. 12:45 National New, Douglas County State Bank. 12:55 Terminal Market Reports. Sig Fett. 1:00 Man on tha Street, Hennlnger' Marts. 1:15 The Johnson Family. 1:30 It Requested, Roseburg Pharmacy. 200 Florists Show. Umpqua Florists. 215 Freddie Martin, Montgomery Ward, r 30 Schooldays. 2 45 Scotty Harretl. 2:55 Behind the World News. 3 3D Say It With Music. 3.30 Around the County, International New Events. 3-45 Musical Matinee. 4 OO Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4 15 Rex Miller. Nabisco. 4:30 Good News Program, Assembly of God. 4 45 News. 5 ou Muvlral Interlude. 5:15 Superman. Kellogg'. S:iO Captain Midnight. Wander Co. 6 43 Tom Mix. Ralston Purina. 6 '00 Gabriel Heater. Healthald. 6 15 Muilcal Interlude. 6:25 State and Local News, Roseburg Motor Co. 6:30 Song by Laura Lee. 7.00 Music You Remember, Douglas Supply Co. 7:15 Special Investigator, Commercial Credit Co 7:30 Spelling Bee. Lawson'c. 8-00 Hoosier HoLshols, Montgomery Ward. 8 30 The Falcon, American Safety Razor Corp. 900 Alka Seltzer New. Mite Lab fl 15 James Crowley, Wlldroot. 6 30 Evening Serenade, E. G. High. 9 45 Joe Reichman. 10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr., Umpqua Valley Hardware. 1015 Nocturne. 10 :0 Ten-Thirty Club. Lawbon'i. 11:00 Sign Off. JtYNOPSIS OF ANM'AL STATEMENT for the year ended December 31. 14 of The Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia of 401 Walnut bt.. Philadelphia 6. in the State of Penn sylvania, made to the Insurance Com missioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received ... $1,712,037.17 Total Interest, dividends and real estate income - 177.278 2 Income from other sources 25i,2ta 98 Total income $2. 140,584. 41 disburse .tat: Ma Net amount Dald for losses 9 Loss adjustment expenses Underwriting expenses .... Dividends paid to stock hold era Cah, gtOO,- ooooo; stock, so.oo . Dividends paid or credited to policyholders All other expenditures (In cluding investment ex penses 810.84X81) 700.303 M 37.a:t7 o 717.3J7.73 100,000.00 0.00 03.669 68 Total disbursements f l.4S,S4S.3 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value) $ 60.830 00 Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc . 24.320 72 Value of bonds owned (amortized) 1.631.358 30 Value of stocks owned (market value) 3.109.30300 Cash In banks and on hand 400.28103 Premiums In course of collection written since September 30. l!)4fl 431.303 29 Interest and rents due and accrued 7.405 PS Other assets (net) 22.8!9 60 Total admitted awtn ...15.813,174.71 LIABILITIES, St KI'l.tlH ANU OTHER U N OS Total unpaid claims $ 338.708.00 Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims 17.000 00 Total unearned premiums 1.5rB,BJ2 .Vt AH other liabilities 201.078 19 Total liabilities, except capital $2.ir3 6l8 73 Capital paid up $1,000,000 Oi Special surplus funds O OO Cnassigned funds (surplus) 2.478.353 Od Surplus as regards policy holders $3.478 535 96 Total is.j:.im 51 BtMNLSH IN ORMiON FOR Tilt Vt K Net premium received $1.732 M Nrt loKitet paid t.tttj.74 Dividend paid or credited to pulic holder, 0 00 PHILCO PORTABLE Aminjt imrrmtmrnt in ferform IIWC mti rf 4 ?v.uJ 4tr-s!, PUnon trjins. planet, rcmorc !.4 uons, extreme Kniiuve, !exuse. 57.95 IS! (ATTIIIIS Illft B 20.55 Hansen Radio & - Appliance SVTHEMJN OKE,'ON I Requires No J KEN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone 989-J '3' Stephens PLACE THAT ORDER NOW FOR THAT NEW TYPEWRITER. ADDING MACHINE OR PRINTINC CALCULATOR Remington Rend Also Manufacture and Sell A complete line of Safes, Desks, Chairs, Fireproof and Regular Files, Business and Filing Systems, and Printed Forms of All Types. HOWE'S CABINET SHOP Modern kitchens with Metal Bins and Tailor-Made to your liking. Chests, Book Shelves, Desks, Window Screens, Screen Door Frames, anything you wish. Bring screen orders early. Good material, expert workmanship. Prompt service. 869 Hoover St. Phone 361-L Coen's Kitchen Furniture Coen'sKitchen Cabinets have sold many a home. Most Women Know Good Furniture Precision made of the finest materials. We invite comparison. No advance in prices sinca 1942. Ask for estimate. Coen Lumber Company Coen's Cabinets, made right, look right and stay right. 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