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V TWO NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1948 Notice of Timber Sale Scaled bids, marked outside "Bid lor Timber", and addressed to the Regional Administrator, Bureau of Land Management, Re gion J. swan Island Administra tion Building, Portland 18, Ore gon, will be received until and opened at 10:30 a. m., Dalyllght Saving! Time, Sept. 14, 1948, for the purchase of all merchan table timber designated for cut ting upon tract! hereinafter des cribed; the cutting and removal of the timber to be carried out In accordance with the forest practice rulei approved on July 7, 1938, by the Secretary of the Interior. Each bid must state the amount per thousand feet, board measure, tnat will be paid for each species and the total consid eration -"hlch will be paid for the timber. No bid for less than the appraised value will be con sidered. Each bid must be submit ted In duplicate and be accom panied by a deposit. The deposit must he In the form of a certi fied check on a solvent bank and In favor of the Treasurer of the United States. The amount of the deposit will be $5,000.00 pro vided the total amount bid is over $5,000.00 and less than $50, 000.00; It will be $10,000.00 pro vided the total amount bid is over $50,000.00 and less than $100,000.00; it will be 10'. of the amount hid when the bid exceeds $100,000.00. If the total amount bid la less than $5,000.00, the de posit shall be the amount of the bid. The deposit will be returned to unsurcesful bidders; applied as part of the purchase price of the successful bidder; or that por tion of the deposit, representing the minimum required by law, ahall be retained as liquidated damage! If the high bidder does not execute contract and furnish latisfactory bond within thirty dayi of acceptance of the bid or cannot furnish evidence of his ability to comply with the local marketing requirement, litis evl dence must be submitted with the bid and shall conform with the requirements as et forth In this advertisement. In sales over $10,000.00, the succesful bid der will be required to furnish a sworn financial statement, In duplicate, showing ability to ful fill the terma of the contract. 3 Inside Jji I Star, WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT ly HDrtRWtMHaM I 1 e ' " tX r -vA 4 inTl 111 N. Jackson rhone 330 A bond on all sales will be re quired in an amount computed at the rate of at least 20 per cent of the first $10,000.00 of the bid, plus 10 per cent of any additional amount of the bid in excess of $10,000.00. Payment for timber will be required In advance of cutting, payment In full at the time of filing the contract being required In sales amounting to $10,000.00 or less. In larger sales, at tne option ot the Keglonal Administrator, payment may be made in a number of Installments scheduled to keep pace with the rate ot timoer cutting and pay able upon demand from the Re gional Administrator. The right Is hereby reserved to waive tech nical defects In this advertise ment; to reject all bids, or to award the timber for the amount of the highest hid to other than the highest bidder when neces sary, pursuant to the Act of Aug ust 28, 1937 ( 50 Stat. 874), in order to provide a continued sup ply of timber to local industry and contribute to permanence of the community which is depend ent upon such Industry. Timber sold In accordance with this ad vertisement must be manufactur ed within the marketing area as designated for each tract describ ed below in accordance wilh the Order! of the Secretary of the Interior, No. 2285, and Nos. 2380 to 23!K), Incl., dated IVcemher 11. 1916 and November 29. 1947. respectively. Further information regarding this sale may he ob tained at District Offices of the B. U M. located at Salem, Eu gene, Itoschurg, Coos Bay, and Medford, or at the office of the Regional Administrator, W. II. Horning, Swan Island Admini stration Building. Portland 18. Oregon. Dated thii 13th day of sand. Picture by kulii studio STREET WIDENINC PROPOSED The widening of Military Street from the Oak Street Bridge to Corey Avenue was recommended by the City Planning Commission and approved by the City Council this week. The aerial photo above, taken prior to the recent war, shows Military Street at the bridge, Corey Avenue going toward the high school, and Harvard Avenue going west. The picture does not show the more recently constructed Coen't houses adjacent to the high fchool rior other improvements in the vicinity. The two sharp turns that traffic must take proceeding from the bridge to Harvard Avenue have been discussed from time to time and various solutions proposed. Mosher Street, also approved tor widening, is not seen in the above picture. August, 1948. IX DOUGLAS COUNTY. DOUGLAS MARKET ING AREA: T. 23 S., R. 6 W., W. M., Sec. 13, all merchantable timber designated for cutting on a por. of the NEtSWj, all of the i ed for the and 17, all merchantable timber designated for cutting on a por. avviawt, an M-.tsvt ot Sec. 9, and all NE1NE1. nor. SEINE! por. NEiSEJ of Sec. 17, estimat- C-S-l-A" ot Roseburg Jewelers 246 N. Jackson Only 101 Shopping Days 'Til Christmas 'Christmas Shopping in August 1 O FULL Li GLASSES,. IN THIS SIX- ((tijr BOTTLE CARTON! jVJ Americas XiSv&'iY BIGGEST X&-SS Cola Value! )ZS&0?L J full tUmm m k-HW - ft :?fr if Wio if " n. t..- ' --ei yfejii M,'rH FOR ' fk ham m I il lw " M'vv si.,..! km iihiiiind W,?-si V "LNNT MOKEI X NO FINER COLA AT AVY FRtCIrt WiSWJ, por. SEtSWt. estimated for the purpose of this sale to he 2990 M. feet Douglas fir, 20 M. feet Red Cedar, 15 M. feet Incense Cedar. No bid for less than $9.15 per M. ft. B. M. for the IoiiRlas fir, $3.50 per M. ft. B. M. for the Red Cedar and Incense Cedar, or a total purch ase price of $27,481.00, will be considered. In the EiSWi an area of apprnx. 60 acres lying to the east of a blazed line is reserved from cutting including niazefl and posted line trees. T. 25 S., R. 2W.. W. M. Sec. 29. merchantable timber desig nated tor cutting on the NEJ NEl, SiNEl, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 3955 M. feet Douglas fir, 625 M. feet Sugar Pine. 120 M. feet Red Ced ar, 20 M. feet Incense Cedar, 20 M. feet White Kir, 20 M. feet Hemlock, 120 pieces Red Cedar Poles. No hid for less than $11.45 per M. ft. B. M. for the Douglas fir. $23 55 per M. ft. B. M. for the Sugar Pine, $3 05 per M. ft. B. M. for the Red Cedar, Incense Ced ar. White Elr, and Hemlock, $ per piece for the Red Cedar Poles, or a total purchase price oi jwi.m;..-!, win ne considered. A lugging plan for the SWJNE4 is to be agreed upon with the officer In charge of the sale prior to the start of logging operations on mat lony. l. in s K. 8 w W. M., Sec. 23. all merchantable timber designated for cutting on me icj.vt, por. INWtswJ. all ss t, estimated for the purpose pi mis sale to ne ,ih. M. feet IViuglas tlr, 85 M. feet Incense Cedar, 115 M. feet While Kir, 5 M. feet Western Red Cedar. .no niu tor less than $955 per M. ft. B. M. for the Douglas fir, $3.80 per M. ft. B. M. for the Incense ( edar. White Kir, and Western Red Cedar, or a total purchase price of $.W.B5875. will ne considered. In the NWJSWJ an area of apprnx. 3 acres lying 10 ine norm or a hiaed line ! Is reserved from cutting includ ing blazed line trees. SOUTH I.MIVI'A MARKETING AREA T. 30 S., R. 2 V, W. M.. Sees. ! purpose of this sale to ne vsiu M. teet Iouglas fir, 245 M. feet Sugar Pine, 225 M feet Incense Cedar, 560 M. feet White Kir, 5 M. feet Hemlock. rvo old lor less than 5H.S.T per .ti. it. b. m. tor tne nougias fir, $21.25 per At. ft. B. M. for the Sugar Pine, $3.25 per M. ft. B. M. Bottled by: Pepsi-Colo Co. of Roseburg Dear Ma, At the insistence of Jim Turk, om moving to Rose burg Sept. 1 to work ot the News-Review. Jim promised I'd find good trout fishing in the Ump qua. Now I need o home for my wife, baby ond I. Have my own furniture and will pay up to $60 month. We hope anyone in Roseburg who knows where we could rent a home can just phone Jim ot 100. Your Son, Jim Harrison ttC0RVS Western King Serenaden Lulu from Honolulu Pineapple Polka Ernest Tubb I Wonder Why You Said Goodbye I'll Never Cry Over You T. Texas Tyler Honky Tonk Gol Memories of France Popular Al Trace Linger Awhile You Call Everybody Dorlin' Tony Mortin It's Magic It's You or No One Dorothy Shay Two-Gun Horry From Tucumcari The Sample Song Albums Decea Songs of Our Times 1926-1934 Victor mon Eileen-AI Good- MUSIC SHOP 'Everything in Wmni" 305 N. Jackson Phone 908 for the Incense Cedar, White Fir, ' and Hemlock, or a total purchase price of $75,849.25, will be conjld-1 ered. In the SWsSWt of Sec. 9, an area of approx. 7 acres lying generally to the north and west of a blazed line; and in the SEi NEi of Sec. 17 an area of ap prox. 3 acres on the west side ot the forty lying generally west of a blazed line; and in the NEiSEJ of Sec. 17 an area of approx. 10 acres lying generally west oi a otazea line are reserved from sale including blazed line trees. Logging in that portion' of the sale area in Sec. 9 is to be done by caterpillar type tractor equipment, i. ju 5., K. W., W. M., Sec. 33 all merchantable timber designated for cutting on the NEi, Por. EJNWJ, all Lots 1 and 2. por. Lot 3, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 4385 M. feet Douglas fir. 185 M. feet Incense Cedar, 65 AL feet White Fir, 10 M. feet Hemlock. No bid for less than $8.65 per M. ft. B. M. for the Douglas Fir, $3.00 per M. ft. B. M. for the In cense Cedar, White Fir, and Hem lock, or a total purchase price of $38,710.25, will be considered. An area of aDnrox. 39 acres in the EiNWt and In Lot 3 lying generally north and west of the cat road tnat traverses the ridge is reserved from cutting. LEGAL NOTK'I NOTtCI or BIDS WANTED SAlad blda will K mh4wi hu u Early, Clark, at achool houae, Oakland. Oregon, until Saptambcr 15th, 194S. 8.00 o'clock P. M. or tha new grada achool building- for achool Diatrid No. 1. Oouglaa County, Oakland, Oregon, and Will then and thera Km nnmnmti nH publicly read aloud. Blda received aiter tha time fixed for openlnga wUI not be conaidered. nana, aoeclf catinna and form nr rnn- tract documenu may ba examined at the oflice of freeman and Hayallp, Asaoc. Archu.. 3U PoaUl Building. Portland. Oreaon. and a aet nl ma plana, apeclficatlona and forma may be obtained at the office of S. H. Early. Clerk. Oakland. Oregon, or at the office of Freeman and" Hayallp, Aaaoc. Archie , 2tA Poatal Building. Portland. Oregon. pon a deooalt of 123 00. which win h- refunded UDOn the return nt tha nlm. and apeclficatlona wltitln m reaeonable Farh Did ahall be arromnanled h a certified check, caahler'a check or bid bond (with authorized aurety company aa auretyi made payable to the Owner in an amount of not lea than S of the amount of the bid. Surety bond for bondai wiU be required In accordance with the terms of the contract document!. The School nutria w i r. . i County, Oregon, reaervea the" right to relect any or all blda and to waive Informalities. No bidder may withdraw hie bid ter the hour eat for the nivnlnn thereof or before award nt unleea aald award la delayed for a period exceeding 30 daa. a. n. EAHL.Y, Clerk. First publication: August 18. 1848 Second publication: Auguat 25. 1848. pictures In towns and There are motion almost 10,000 U. S. cities. Contempt Citation Against Typos Asked by NLRB WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S-fP) The NLRB general counsel' office today asked that the In ternational Typographical Union be held in contemnt of court for Insisting on clor.-d shop con tracts. The union Is under a five month old injunction against ne gotiating such agreements, out lawed by the Taft-Hartley Act. In a critical move against the ITU in its fight to keep the closed shop, the National Labor Relations Board's nroseciulno agency charged the Union's top officers wilh having dfcobeyed and disregarded the injunction. The restraining order was Is sued March 27 by Judge Luther M. Swygert at Indianapolis. It ' was there that Robert N. Den-1 ham sent his formal petition that , the Union be cited for contempt. Carroll Martin, an NLRB at torney, filed the petition this morning. Martin said Judge Swygert In dicated he would decide "In a day or two" whether to order the union into court to show cause why it should not be ad judged in contempt. The Detition asked that th AFL union be stopped Immediate ly from giving any further sup portincluding all - important strike benefit payments to the striking printers on Chicago and nammona, ina., newspapers. The, ikj iiiriuixris mere: nave Deen on strike since last November 24. Papers are printed without ITU neip Dy using a new Dhoto en. graving Drocess. for tvnewritten copy. How long the Chicago strike could continue without the aid or the international union Is a question. Henry Kaiser, attorney for the ITU, issued a statement calling the NLRB move a "crude and dangerous perversion of the ad ministrative process." The ITU contends Senator Taft (R-Ohio) has "pressured" Den ham'i office to bring the con tempt action. Den ham denied that. University of Massachusetts, Am herst, Mass. The units are financed jointly by the land grant colleges, state game commissions, the wildlife management institute and the fish and game wildlife service. The Oregon state unit, directed by Arthur S. Elnarsen, li con cerned wilh tesearch In pheasant management. In the United States there Is an overage of one theater aeat for every 11.2 prsons. CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST Dr. E. W. Carter 1291 N. Jackson St (Over Rexal Drug Store) Hours 9 A.M. S P.M. (Evenings by Appointment) Telephones Office 1170 Residence 495 L Wildlife Research Unit Organized at Amherst WASHINGTON. Aug. 257PV A cooperative wildlife research unit, similar to ne at Oregon State College and 14 other schools, haa been organized at the HARDWARE-PAINT TOOLS - HOUSEWARES You'll Profit By Buying At 906 S. 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