12 The News-Review, Rosebure, Ore. Thur., June 23, 1949
O. & C. Timber
Soles At Oral
Auction Slated
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BABICH AT PRISON CATE Milton Babich, 19, just before he
entered Wisconsin State Prison at Waupon, Wis., to begin a
life sentence for murder of his wife's 16-year-old sister, Patricia
Birmingham. Babich was convicted of first degree murder and
was on his way to prison 45 minutes after sentence was pro
nounced. Others (left to right), Milwaukie County Jailor Frank
Callan and Sheriff Herman Kubiak. (AP Wirephotol.
Injunction .Cash
Asked In Batch Of
New Suits Filed
Suit in Circuit Court has been
brought by Roy Kinney and Em
ma Kinney against Bessie Les
ter, asking that the defendant be
enjoined from moving a "wooden
shanty" from its present location
to within five feet of a commer
cial garage owned by the plain
tiffs in Myrtle Creek.
Earl Emmors demands Judg
ment of $700 in a suit filed against
Jess Krusmark. He claims tills is
the share the defendant was sup
Better Because
GARBAGE CAN
$1.98
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vanized pail vtilh snug
fitting lid. A big valuel
(19-i-MO)
si
Jill;.
TwiSTIRN AUTO SUlPLT CO.tj
posed to have contributed toward
eauipment in a partnership log
ging project.
Arthur Lee Allen, In a suit
brought against Pat Boss, doing
business as Palco Lumber Co.,
asks for a labor lien against 40,
000 board feet, of logs, which he
alleges he felled and bucked for
the defendant between Sept. 1,
1948, and Dec. 22, 1948. He claims
he has coming $279.
Judgment for $913.98 is asked
by C. M. McDermott for goods,
allegedly sold to Lucille A. Nu
gent, doing business as S. Kay
Garage.
Frank Grensky has filed suit to
collect from O. L. Smith and Mari
lyn Smith $268.75 allegedly due
for rent.
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L. Goldy, regional ad
mlnistrator, Region I, Bureau ol
Land Management, reported to
day that fourteen parcels of O.
& C. limber carrying a volume of
8,651,000 board feet of timber
with an appraised value of $48,-
325.90 will be offered for sale
during three days beginning
July 12, 1949. Previously adver
tised to be sold at this time were
twelve parcels of O. & C. timber
carrying a volume of 48,908,000
board feet of timber with an ap
praised value of $417,565.50.
Eleven of the parcels will be
offered for sale by sealed bids on
July 12, 1949 at the regional ad
ministrator's office In Portland.
These tracts carry a volume of
6,606,000 board feet valued at
$32,743.40.
the three remaining parcels
will be offered for sale at oral
auction on July 12th and 14th at
Koseburg and i-ugone, respec
tively.
ine two parcels to be offered
July 12th carry a volume of
1,805,000 board feet appraised at
ii,4.w. Ural bidding will take
place in the office of the Bureau
of Land Manaeement. Post OiCce
Building in Koseburg.
On July 14th one parcel will
be offered for sale at the office
of the Bureau of Land Manage
ment In the Post Office Building
in Eugene. This parcel carries
a volume of 240,000 board feet
with an appraised price of
$3,588.00.
Grade A Rating Given
Milk In Portland
PORTLAND, June 23. (JP)
Portland's milk won a grade A
rating in the first complete post
war test by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
Dr. Thomas L. Meador. citv
health officer, announced the re
sult of the test. He said pasteur
ized milk, which constitutes 99.2
per cent of the milk sold here, was
rated at 93.8 "er cent. Raw milk
was rated at 90.9 per cent.
Canyonville Educator
To Attend National Meet
PORTLAND, June 23. UP)
Delegates named yesterday by
the Oregon Education Association
to attend the National Education
Association convention in Boston,
July 3-8, include:
Carl O. Aschenbrenner, Salem;
Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, ex-chancellor
of the State System of High
er Education, Eugene; Arthur V.
Myers, Salem; Erwin Juilfs, Eu
gene; Eugene Silke, Springfield;
Ellon Fishback, Klamath Falls;
Wendell Van Loan, Corvallis; A.
L. Beck, Can by; C. A. Woodworth,
Oregon City; Minerva Grlffis, Eu
gene; Oldine Michelson, Eugene;
Mrs. Margaret Mc Gee, Canyon
ville. FIRECRACKERS COST $5
Serving nolice that the City
Police will arrest violators of the
firecracker ordinance, Chief of
Police Calvin Baird reported that
M. W. Mallhews was arrested for
sliooling firecrackers in the cily.
He pleaded guilty before Munici
pal Judge Ira B. Riddle Wednes
day and was fined $5.
The first American "mint" was
the glass factory founded at
Jamestown, Va., about 1621 to
make the handmade glass beads
essential to trade with the In
dians. This "mint" was destroyed
in the Indian massacre of 1B22.
Daniel
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BENTHOSCOPE GETS FIRST DUNKING The University of Southern California's new diving bell,
called a Benthoscope, with which scientists hope to explore unplumbed ocean depths, got its
first dunkina at Lona Beach, Calif. Otis Barton, who made the initial descent, gets final in
structions from Dr. Maurice Nelles (right) before being sealed
into water but sprung minor leak at 35-feet. It is 4 12 feet
steel and suspended by 58-inch steel rope. ( AP Wirephoto).
GOVERNORS' HUDDLE Three Republican governors dined to
gether during the governors' conference at Colorado Springs,
Colo. From left to right are Earl Warren of California, Arthur
B. Langlie of Washington and Thomas E. Dewey of New York.
(AP Wirephotol.
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CHINA'S PREMIER
larslial Yen Ilsi-shan (above).
'last of the war lords" of another
era, was appointed Premier of
Nationalist China by acting
l'rcsidcnt Li Tsung-jcn.
S. P. Won't Pay Part For
Shifting Salem Tracks
SALEM, June 23. UF South
ern Pacific railroad officials
won't pay any part of the cost of
moving their railroad tracks in
Salem.
They told members of the Sa
lem Planning Commission that If
any changes are made, the city or
state would have to pay.
The commission wants'the com
pany's main line either put in a
tunnel or in a ditch. The tracks
now cut the city in two.
NAMED PHONE DIRECTOR
J. U. Mc Guire, Myrtle Creek,
was elected a director in the Ore
gon Independent Telephone As
sociation al its annual conven
tion in Spokane, Wash., June 17
and 18. The Oregon and Wash
ington Associations met in joint
convention.
Light traveling from the farth
est point in the universe which
human beings can see with the
naked eye requires about 900,000
years to reach the earth.
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Sawmill At Reedsport
Undergoing Alterations
Extensive repairs and altera
tions are being made in the boiler
room at the E. K. Wood Lumber
Company sawmill in Reedsport
during the two - week holiday
which started Friday night.
In the mill itself, the founda
tions of the log deck are being
renewed, necessitating the re
moval of considerable equipment.
Among the jobs being done in the
boiler room is the replacing of
the automatic sprinkling system.
Harry Vincent of Oakland, Cal.,
where the head office of the E.
K. Wood Lumber Co. is located,
is spending-a week in Reedsport
superintending some of the re
pairs being made.
He was accompanied to Reeds
port by Mrs. Vincent and their
granddaughter and a friend of
the latter. They are occupying the
living quarters over the new of
fice building.
School Director Is
Chosen At Reedsport
Elmer Wheaton, one of the own
ers of Umpqua Buildings Supply
Co., In Reedsport, was elected to
the board of School District No.
105 in the Monday night election.
Wheaton replaces Herman Husen,
who refused to accept the posi
tion for another term.
The other two directors are Al
fred Shlrtcliff, who will be chair
man for the next "ear, and E.
E. Morris. Mrs. Edith Gibbons is
clerk.
Attendance at this annual meet
ing was woefully light, as usual.
A transfer of $20,000 was made
from the general fund to the
building fund.
Local Business Man Not
Culprit Of Similar Name
Harrv Lawrence Hill, owner of
Hill's Snoe Repair wants it known
that he Is not the same Law.
rence Hill who was arrested by
slate police Sunday on a drunken
driving charge, paid a fine of
$150 and was sentenced in Jus
lice Court to serve 30 days in the
county Jail.
The man Involved In the drunk
en driving case is Lawrence Rich
ard Hill, 38, who is no relation
to Harry Lawrence Hill.
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Impoverished Father
Digs His Son's Grave
' SEATTLE, June 23. () Al-,
bert Wibbleman finished Wednes- j
day with tear-streaked cheeks, i
one of the hardest chores of his !
life. I
A son, 15-year-old Bernard, '
drowned Saturday. He was one of
six Wibbleman children. j
The 56-year-old farmer said he j
was unable to pay the $15 wages
for a grave digger. Yesterday, t
with the aid of another son, he
finished digging his son's grave. 1
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