TWELVE
NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1949
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In the Deep
HORIZONTAL
1 Depicted
cetacean
8 The Is
its home
13 Slope
14 Wait at labia
15 Onager
16 Begin
18 Legal point
19 French article
20 Boundary
(comb, form)
21 Symbol (or
niton
22 Pigpen
24 Dance step
4 Place (ab.)
5 Belongs to
him
6 Preposition
7 Approach
8 Kiln for
drying hops
9 Symbol for
cerium
10 Make a
mistake
11 Genus of
grasses
12 Birds' homes
17 Oriental
measure
23 Shouted
24 Living room
26 Pause
27 Spar
25 Symbol for
erbium
27 Mother
28 Robust
30 Operatic solo
33 Is indisposed
34 Deer track
35 And (Latin)
36 Toward
37 Food fish
39 Rodent
42 Railroad (ab.)
43 Deed
46 Accomplish
47 Rowing
implement
49 Fruit (pi.)
51 Scottish
measure
82 Fixed look
54 Replace
86 Dispatches
57 Pilferer
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sound
29 Three-toed
sloth
31 Type of
butterfly
32 Near
37 Intersect
43 An (Scot.)
44 Vehicles
45 Waste
allowance
48 Sped
49 Footlike part
50 Compass point
51 Mountain pass
38 Make a speech 52 Road (ab.)
40 Idolize 55 Symbol for
41 Drunkard tantalum
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But I am at the office, Mr. Wumpl If you'll just look around
in about half an hour, you'll see me.
M Oil EST 31 A I WENS
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By Jo Fisher
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
KINNEV'S ADDITION IE WEE
GREETING:
Notice ll herfbv ivn lht thm Common Cnnnrll tr thr ntv nt Knuhnr
Oregon, did on th 17th day ot January,
lueumfni xor mm consiruriton ana
upon eacn ioi or pan oi lot or parcel ox land tipeciaiiy Dcneittad thereoy, aa foi
lowi. to-wit:
Name Address Block
DfMard Lumber Company, P.O. Box l'Wl, Roieburr 3
Dlllard Lumber Company, P O. Box 1091, Hnhurg 3
Dlllard Lumber Company, P O. Box 1091, Roseburg . 3
Dillard Lumber Company, P O. Box 1091. Roaeburg... . 3
Btnnie From da hi, 704 E. flth St., Roiebur w 4
Bennle Fromdahl, 704 E. Sih St., Roseburg m 4
Bennie Fromdahl, 704 E. flth St., Roseburg 4
Bennle Fromdahl. 7()4 E. 6th St., Roseburg.. 4
Bennie Fromdahl. 704 E. 6th St., Roeburn . 4
oennie e romaani, c. oin noaeourg
Bennle Fromdahl. 704 E. flth St., Roseburg
Rex St Elveta Barnes, IM B Avenue, Roseburg - 4
Rex Ac Elveta Barnes, 735 B Avenue, Roseburg 4
Rex Ac Elveta Barnes, 7.(3 B Avenue. Roseburg .". 4
Rex Ac Elveta Barnes. 733 B Avenue, Roseburg 4
Rex Ac Elveta Barnes, IM B Avenue, Roseburg 4
Walter E. Ac Winifred Irene Cox, Rte 3, Bx. 89, Roseburg... 5
Walter E. Ac Winifred Irene Cox, Rte. 2, Bx. 89, Roseburg 5
Albert H. Ac Wilsle V. Krogel, 710 E. 3rd Ave. N., Roseburg 9
Albert H. Ac Wilsle V. Krogel, 710 E. 3rd Ave., N.. Roseburg . 5
Earl W Ac Doris A. Lauer, 728 E. 3rd Ave. N., Roseburg 3
Earl W. Ac Doris A. Lauer, 728 E. 3rd Ave.' N., Roseburg . 5
Earl W. Ac Doris A. Lauer, 728 E. 3rd Ave. N., Roseburg..., 3
W. E. Ac Violet I. Wilihire, 733 E. 3rd Ave. N., Roseburg S
W. E. Ac Violet I. Wilshlre. 732 E. 3rd Ave. N.. Roseburg 3
W. E. Ac Violet I. Wllshire, 7H2 E. 3rd Ave. N., Roseburg 5
W. E. Ac Violet I. Wllshire, 732 E. 2rd Ave. N-, Roseburg 3
W. E Ac Violet I. Wllshire. 732 E. 3rd Ave. N . Roseburg 5
A, Harold Ac Betty Smith, Rte. 2. Box 262, Roseburg .. S
A. Harold At Betty Smith, Rte 2, Box 262, Roseburg 8
A. Harold Ac Betty Smith, Rte. 2, Box 262, Roseburg 6
A. Harold Ac Betty Smith, Rte. 2. Box 2H2, Roseburg.... 8
8. E. Jacobs, 1813 N. Stephens, Roseburg 10
8. E. Jacobs, 1813 N. Stephens. Roseburg . 10
8. E. At S. A. Jacobs. 1B15 N. Stenhena. Rouhurf 10
S. E. Ac S. A. Jacobs, 1813 N. Stephens,
Ac S. A. Jacobs. 1813 N. SteDhens.
S. E. Ac S. A. Jacobs. 1813 N. Stephens.
Alma La thro p, A Avenue, Roseburg
Alma Lathrop, A Avenue, Roseburg
Ben J. Ac Sarah Jane Jo ha nek, Oakridge, Oregon
Ben J. Ac Sarah Jane Johanek, Oakrlrige, Oregon
L. B. Ac Sarah Vfminla Hicks. Ivan .Street. Rntehurcr
L. B. Ac Sarah Virginia Hicks, Ivan Street, Roseburg
Clifford A Ac Elizabeth M. Pennell, 830 A Ave.. Roseburg .
Clifford A Ac Elizabeth M. Pennell, 630 A Ave., Roseburg
Edward H Ac Pauline Brinkenmyer, 640 A Ave., Roseburg
Charles Ac Vera E. Worden, 844 A Ave., Roseburg
J. Frank. 329 Ptna Street. Roaebura
J. Frank, 329 Pine Street, Roseburg
Ida Goodman, Oregcn City, Oregon..
Ida Goodman, Oregon City, Oregon. .
k. m. urooKi, ttoseourg
isrooKs, Hosenurg
, Alexander Ac Vaile Edith De Bolt, 729 E.
Alexander Ac Vaile Edith De Bolt. 729 E.
Alexander Ac Valla Edith De Bolt, 729 E.
Alexander Ac Vaile Edith De Bolt. 729 K.
Alexander Ac Vatle Kdlth De Bolt, 729 E.
I Alexander At Vaile Edith De Bolt. 729 E
A statement of the aforesaid assessment has been entered In the Docket of
Cltv Liens and is now due and Daval;:
ful money of the United States, and tf
I tne iinai publication 01 tnis nonce, sum proceeaings win De taken lor ine coiiec
! tion thereof as are orovldrd bv the charter of the Cltv of Roseburt. Oreann.
Pronertv owners who desire to
aci ror tne payment 01 tnis assessment,
recorder at his office In the Cltv Hall
01 eoruary. jhm, as oonai win not De
bv orfler 01 v Lnmmon LnunciL
Dated this 30th day of January.
notice is said date.
EXECL'TOR'S SALE OF BFAL
PROTEST Y
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY Or DOUGLAS
In the Matter of the Estate
of
NARCISSE LaRAUT CONN. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN that In
I pursuance to an order by the Honon
ID. N. Busenbark, Judge of the above
entitled court, made and entered on the
30th day of December, 1948, In the above
entitled estate, autnoriztng ana itcensin
Fred A. Goff. Executor of the Last Wil
I and Testament of the said Narclsse 1 aRaut
I Conn, deceased, to sell certain real prop-
Ieriy Belonging 10 ine estaie or caia
Narclsse LaRaut Conn, deceased. I will
1 offer for sale and sell at private t
I In one parcel, to the h lanes t and best
bidder therefor. Upon the terms 1
conditions hereinafter mentioned. 1
subject to the approval and confirmation
by the Judge of the County Court of
Douglas County, Oregon, on and .ifter
the First day of February, 1949, all the
right, title. Interest and estate of the
said aereoent, narclsse L,aKaut conn
In and to the said real proper'y here
inafter described, and all rieht. title
and Interest that said estate has. or will
have by operation of law. or otherwise
I acquire, other than, or In addition to
that of said decedent at the time of his
death or, in and tc the certain real prop
erty Ivinsr and belni in the City 01
I Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, and
more particularly aescriDea as ioiiowj
to-wit:
Lot Eight (8). Block Elghtv-thre
'83, In Third Southern Addition to
the Cltv of Roseburg, Douglas Coun
ty. Oreflon.
I together with the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
I lonalna" or In anywise aDoertalnfna- said
sale to be for cash, lawful money of the
Inn 1 tea oiaies 01 America; lam property
will be offered at private sate and upon
sealed bids, whirh bids and offer must
in writing, with Ten 1 lOi neu cent
1 or tne purcnase price otreren accom
panying the bid and offer when made
1 bids will be received by the Executor
rrea a. Cinrr, on and after February
1949. at his resldenre. No. 211 HvnM
1 street. KoseDurg, uregon.
us tea tnis :10th day nf December. .948.
FRED A. GOFF. Executor ot
the Lat Will and Testament
of Narclsse LaRaut Conn, De
ceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COI RT
OF THR STATE OF ORKfiON
roE doigi.as county
SUMMONS
JOHN P AMACHER and KATHERINE
V. AMACHER. Plaintiffs, vs. MABEL
C. DUMBLETON. the unknown heirs of
Aiian o. uumoieton, deceased, the un
known heirs of Mabel C. Dunibteton, if
deceased, and also all other persons and
parlies unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the real
property described herein. Defendants.
TO: MABEL C. DUMBLETON. the un
known heirs of Allan S. Dumbleton. de
ceased, the unknown heirs of Mabel C.
Dumbleton, if deceased, and also all
other persons and parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
Interest In the real property described
herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or
OREGON, you and each of you hereby
are required to appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff filed against
you herein within 4 weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons and If you fail so to appear
and answer, for want thereof, the plaint
iff will apply to the court for relief
demanded therein, a succinct statement
Of which Is as follows:
That yo uare required to appear and
state the nature and character of your
adverse claim if any, to the following
described real property, to-wlt:
TRACT I: All of Lois 1. 2 and IS
and 16 of Block 39 according to the
original plat nf the town of Winches
ter, now vacated, as the same Is
platted and of record In the office
of the County Clerk of Douglas
Count v, Oregon.
TRACT t: Beginning at a point
731 18 ft, North 32 3 West of the
quarter section corner on the East
side of Section 23, Twp. 26 South,
Range 6 West, WHtantette Meridian,
a point from which a white onk tree
24 in diameter bears N 23 West I
83 ft. distant and marked "RL3RBT" .
(this point is the Southwest corner
or HiOCK .in ionneny Known ana
platted as Winchester, Oregom, run
ning thence N 33 3 E 659 fret to a
rolnt from which a white oak tree
2" In dimeter hears N 60 W 23 2
feet distant and marked 'BI.37BT":
thence N 38 3 W 200 foet: thence S
83 3 W 830 ft: thence S 38 3' W 200
feet to the place of beginning, all In
Section 23 and 30. Twp 28 South,
Rntf 6 West Willamette Meridian,
and that upon the hearing thereof. It be
be decreed that the plaintiffs are the
owners in fee simple and as tenants
bv the entireties of said real property
subject only to contracts of sale of
parts thereof to Ravmond Sotnlcka and
Adelia Jnvce Rolnicka. hmhand and wife
and R. S Divers and Millie C. Divers,
husband and wife; that the defendants
and each of them and all persons claim
ing bv, through and under them have
no rieht. title, estate, lien or Interest
In or to said real property or any part
terror and that the title of the plaint
Iffs be forever quieted asatnat the de
fendants and mat tne defendants oe
forever enjoined from aurerllng and
claiming any riht. title, estate, lien and
imerent In or to said real property or
inv part thereof.
This summons Is served upon you by
niihll-1lnn In the Rosebur News.Revie
pursuant to an order made and entered
In the above entitled court and cause
on December 23. 18
Dated and firt miblUhed this 34th day
of December l48
PM'I. F GEDDFS
Attornev for Plaintiffs.
United States National Bank
Bltifi. Rcaeburg. Oregon.
NOTICE TO CRFOITOR
Notice Is herehv given that the un
dersigned has heen hv an order of the
Countv Court of the State of Oregon for
Douglas Countv anp'iinted adir 'nUtra
tor nf the etate of Rebecca I Jenkins,
deceased All persons ha vine claims
aisinst said estate are notified tr pre
sent the same verified as required br
law to the undersigned adm'ntstrator
al the office of Dexter Rice tn I'mogua
Savtngs A l.on Building In Roseburg.
Do.iplss Countv. Oregon, within tlx
months from the date of this n4tee.
DATED December 24 14
PM'I, L JENKINS, Adminis
trator of the Ftate of Rebecca
I. Jenkins, Deceased.
1949, by Ordinance No. 1138, declare the
laying oi ;ne Kinney Aaaiuon tewer to te
Lot
Amount
39 93
39 93
119.46
119.86
119 88
119 at,
119 86
119 86
119 86
119 88
119 86
119 86
119 86
119 86
11986
119 86
119 86
119.86
119 86
119 86
119.86
119 RH
119.88
119 80
119 86
119.86
119. 8
119 Mi
59 93
39.94
110 86
119.86
39.83
39.94
119.86
119. C8
119 86
119.86
119.86
119.86
119.8P
119.8(1
119.86
119 88
119.86
119.86
119.86
119.86
119.66
lip.r.5
119.86
119.66
119.66
119. r6
119.86
119.86
11
12
1
Roseburg 10
Roseburtf 11
Roseburs U
, ...... 11
11
11
II
." 12
12
12
12
12
3rd Ave. N., Roseburg
3rd Ave. N., Roseburg
3rd Ave. N., Roseburg
3rd Ave. N.. Rosebura
119.86
119.86
119.86
119.86
3rd Ave. N., Roseburg 12 11
3rd Ave. N.. Roseburr 12 12
at t..e office of the city treasurer in law
not paid within ten days from the date of
take advantage of the Bancroft Bon din
are nereDy notmea to can upon tne cuv
lor said DurDose not later than the 23rd
accepiea aiier uiai aaie.
1949. and the first publication of this
WILLIAM U. BULLMAN,
Recorder of the City of Rosehurg, Oregon
SUMMONS
Case No. 11131
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
O. S. CHAMBERS and G. C. CHAMBERS
Plaintiffs,
DA I. LI A E. PHIPPS: HELEN V. PHIPPS
DALLIA E. PHIPPS, administratrix of
tne estate of victor Phipps. Je eased:
DALLIA E. PHIPPS, guardian of the
person and estate of Helen V Phloos
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF VICTOR
PHIPPS, DECEASED: STANFORD
BUELL; HELEN BUELL: also. ALL
OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN
KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT.
TITLE. ESTATE. LIEN OR INTEREST
IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED
IN TMJE COMPLAINT HEREIN.
Defendant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
UMtuurt: you ana eacn 01 vou
hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiffs filed
against you in the above entitled court
ana cause, on or be lore rour (4i weeks
from the date of the first nu Miration
of this summons. And if you fail so to
appear ana answer sata complaint plain
tiffs, for want thereof, will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint, a succinct statement of vhtch
is as follows:
That it be decreed that plalntl'fs are
the owners in fee and entitled to the
possession of the following described
real property, to-wlt:
A parcel of land lying In the
northeast quarter iNE!i of Section
32, Township 28 South. Range 6 West
of the Willamette Meridian, Douglas
County, Oregon, and being a portion
of the following described property:
That tract of land which was con
veyed by that certain deed to the
State of Oregon, by and through the
State Highway Commission, recorded
In Book 103, Page 128. of Douglas
County Deed Records, and said par
cel being described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the youth
line of said property opposite and
40 feet distant Westerly from iwhen
measured at right angles to' the '
center line of the Pacific Highway
at Engineer's Station 1073 plur 38:
said point also being B38 feet West
and 292 feet South of the Northeast
corner of said Section 32: thence
West along the South line of said
property a distance of 314.3 feet;
thence North along the West line of
said property a distance of 141. 8
feet: thence East a distance of 373.8
feet: thence South 6 East a dis
tance of 71 3 feet ;thenre North 84
Eat a distance of 108 0 feet to a
point 40 feet distant from sa'd high
way center line; thence South 18"
41' East parallel to and 40 feet dis
tant from said highway center line
a distance of 86 3 feet to the point
of beginning, containing 1.43 acres
more or less:
and that the right of possesion and
title to said nremUes ho fnrovor mitatcrl
in plaintiffs: and that It be further de
creed that any claims of the defend-
s. or either of thm In nr m airt
premises or any part thereof is wi hout
foundation in law or In equity, and tha
plaintiffs are the owners in fee of said
premises and of the whole thereof, free
from inv and all claims and tntereat nf
said defendants, or either nf them, of
any aina or nature whatsoever, and
that said defendants and all nersnns
claiming by. through or under them, or
either of them, be forever restrained
nd enjoined from assertin inv ria-hr I
title, or interest In or to said premises
or any part thereof; and for such other
and further relief as to the Court may
appear equitable.
I nts summons Is aervd nnon vaii hv
fitiblication theerof once each week for
our 4 successive weeks In the Rose
burs; News-Revtew. a newanaoer of on.
eral circulation as provided by statute.
puBiiinta ana issuea in nosenurg. Doug
las Countv. Oregon.
Bv order of the Honnrahl Cart r
Wimberly. Judsre of the above entitled
court, made on the 23rd day ot Decern
oer, tvw.
The first publication of this summons
of date the 24th day of December
1948.
GEORGE LUOMA,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, I
V S National Bunk !
Building. I
Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS
All n.r.nn. h.wlnv rl.lm. ...In.i th.
K't.t. of ArmlMa J. U.K.. deceased, now
e ending in the County Court of Uouslai
ounty, Oregon, are hereby notified to
preient the Kama, properly verified, to
the undersigned Administratrix at the
law offices of George Luoma. V S. Na
tional Bank Building In Roseburg. Doug,
las County. Oregon, within six months
Irom the 24th day of December. 1948.
MAI.INDA B. MI1.LFR. Ad
ministratrix with the Will An
nexed of the Estat. of Armllda
J. Hesa, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of Samuel S Knepley, deceased,
now pending in the County Court of
Douglas County, Oregon, are herehv
notified to present the same, duly veri
fied as required hy law, to the under
signed at the law offices of George
Luoma. U. S. National Bank Building.
Roseburg. Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication
of this notice
I'NITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK OF PORTLAND 'OREGON-,
Administrator of the
Estate of Samuel S. Knepley.
deceased.
Date of first publication: December 14.
194&
CITATION
IN THE COVNTY COI RT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR DOIUILAS COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
WILLIAM U WAYMAN. deceased. -!o
known as Walter Lancelot Way-man.
deceased
TO: Louisa Beryl Wayman and
Patricial Wayman. heirs at ii
TC een
next of kin named In the petition ftled
herein for the sale of real property
of said estate, and to all other heirs
unknown, tf any such there he: and
E T Pierce. Clerk of the Sta'e Land
Board of the State of Oregon: and
Moss K Brown: GREETING
siCLIS15 NAMB OF THE STATS OF
OREGON You and each of you are
hereby cited and required to appear in
the Countv Court of the State of Ore
gon for Doug la County in the court
room thereof within ten (10 dava ;rom
the date of service of this citation iMn
you if served in Douglas Countv. Ore
gon, withtn twenty i20i days from the
Roseburg Officer
Assigned to New
Duties in France
PARIS, France, Jan. 21. 194f
Major George E. Springer, of. Rt.
2, Roseburg, has been rr -r itly
assigned as chief of the aera
tions, planning, organization and
training division at the Paris
headquarters of the American
Graves Registration Command.
European Area, it was announced
here today. He was previously
assigned as executive officer of
the same division.
The American Graves Registra
tion Command is charged with
the responsibility of directing in
the former European area, the
United States Army's searching
and cemeterial operations, and its
present program to return to the
homeland those U. S. dead of
World War II whose next-of-kin
so request.
This area includes aDoroximate-
ly 1,255,00 square miles, and ex
tends irom Ireland to Russia, ana
from the Mediterranean Sea to
the Arctic Ocean. Thirty-seven
temporary U. S. World War II
military cemeteries, in which have
been interred 147,017 American
dead, were established in the
area.
Maior Springer graduated from
the University of Illinois in 1931,
where he gained his bachelor of
arts degree. Later, in the Army,
he completed courses at the U. S.
Army Field Artillery School and
the U. S. Armv Command and
General Staff College. He served
with the 4th Infantry Division
Artillery as a Field Artillery bat
talion commander and executive
officer during World War II, and
was awarded the Bronze tstar
Medal and the Army Commen
dation Ribbon for meritorious
Service.
date of service of this citation upon
you If served within any other countv
In the State of Oregon, and within
twenty '20i weeks from the date of the
first publication of this citation If
served by publication: then and there
to show cause. If any exist, why an
order of sale should not be made as
prayed for in said petition filed herein,
authorizing and directing Roy O. Young.
Administrator of said estate, to -ell the
following described real property of
said estate, to-wit:
North one hundred and twenty
Il20i feet of Lot number thirty four
(34i North L'mpqua Homes, as per
glat of record In the Office of the
nunty Clerk nf Douglas County,
Oregon, excepting therefrom a strip
nf land along tne East boundary
forty i40 feet wide which ts re
served for a road right-of-way also,
excepting right-of-way for water line
across said land, all of the "a me
being In Douglas County. Oretrnn.
WITNESS the Honorable D. N. Busen
bark. County Judge of the County Court
of the State nf Oregon In and for Doug
las County, with the seal of said Court
affixed this 21st day of December. 1948.
D. N. BUSENBARK.
Countv Judge.
ATTEST: a ROY AGEE.
County Clerk.
(SEAL OF COURT)
Date of first nublicatlon: December 24.
1948.
Date of last publication: January 31
1048.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice la herehv triven that the tin.
derstgned, administratrix of the estate
of W. J. Jackson, deceased, has filed
in the County Court of Douglas County,
Oregon, her final account as such ad
ministratrix, and that the Court has
fixed Monday, the 31st dav of January,
1949. at 10 o'clock A. M. and the Countv
Courtroom In the Court House at Rose
burg. Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing objections if any. to said final
account and the closing of said estate.
rIARRIET EVELYN GARDNER.
Administratrix of the ' Estate
of W. J. Jackson, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY is alven thjt Janu
ary 31. 1949. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
A. M. in the County Court Room at the
Court House In Roseburg, Douglas
County. Oregon, have been fixed as the
time and place for hearing objections.
If any there be, to the final account
filed by the undersigned administrator
in the above entitled court.
Dated and first ntihliahri fhta 94th
day tf December. 194R.
IARL M. FELKER, Adminis
trator of the estate of May
belle C. Carroll, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All Persons bavins' claims atrainat the
Estate of Fred B. Chilson. deceased.
now pending in the County Court of
Douglas County. Oregon, are hereby noti
fied to present the same, verified as
required by law. to the undersigned at
the office of Geddes St Felker. Attornevs,
Roseburt. Oremn. within six month
from the date hereof.
Dated and first DUblished at Rosehura.
Oregon, this 24th day of December, 1948.
nij m. rt.Liu,H
A-inlstrator of the Estate
of Fred B. Chilson, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All sersons havinsr claims asainst the
Estate of Cora Gladys Helbig. deceased,
now pending In the county court of
Don alas Countv. Oreson .are herehv
notified to present the same, property
verified, to the undersigned administra
tor at Roseburg. Oregon, or to R. L.
Whipple, his attorney. U. S. National
Bank Building, Roseburg. Oregon, with
in six months from the date of this
notice, which is December 24. 1Q4H.
vern v. helhig, Adminis
trator of the Estate of Cora
Gladys Helbig, deceased.
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Highlights of Career
Of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek
NANKING, Jan. 21.U&
Highlights of the career of
Chiang Kai-shek, iStiring at
least temporarily as China's
civil and military chief:
1907 At-19, enrolled In the To
kyo military academy; came un
der the influence of Sun Yat-Sen,
who was to become the father of
the Chinese Republic.
1911 Distinguished as a young
officer in the revoluntionary
wars, which began In 1911 and
were to continue more than two
decades.
1920-22 Abandoned soldering
for a brief interlude as a Shang
hai broker, then returned to uni
form. Subsequently set up mill,
tary academy under the Republi
can government established by
Sun at Canton.
1926 Chiang's armies, a year
after Sun's death, seized the big
Yangtze Valley cities to open a
long campaign against war lords.
1927 Suddenly breaking with
left-wing advisers, Chiang dis
missed his Soviet counselors.
1930 Converted to Christian
Ity and baptized into the Metho
dist faith; unified 20 of China's
28 provinces under his Nanking
government. 1
1931 Japan shattered world
peace, advancing into China's
northeastern provinces. Said
Chiang, "China is not ready" to
fight; "give me 10 more years."
1934 Completed his nine-yeac
struggle to drive Communists in
to the far northwest provinces.
1936 Sent "Young Marshal"
Chiang Hsuh-Liang to clean up
the last Red stronghold, Shensl
province; but Chang was convert
ed to the Red view "that China
must fight Japan.
Dec. 8, 1936 Chiang flew to
Sian to rebuke the young marshal-
but was himself seized and kept
captive. He was released Christ
mas day, with the question of bat
tling Japan still unresolved.
July 7, 1937 Japan's attack
near Peiping launched the full
scale war. Several limes In the
next few years Japan marie peace
overtures, but "there will be no
peace while a single Japanese sol
dier remains on Chinese soil,"
Chiang proclaimed.
Sept. 13, 1943 Generalissimo
Chiang became president, a post
he has hold ever since.
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