2 Th Newi-Rtvitw, Rowburj, Of Wd Aug. 10, 1Suif Asks OeCTfiC Of Foreclosure Mrs. Nettie M'Kee Dies In Roseburg Mrs. Nettie McKee, 91, Rose bure, died here Tuesday. An in valid for five yean, Mra. McKee lived with her daughter, Mra. Myrtle Stinnett, 515 Kullerton St., ainee coming here from Cali fornia in 1942. She was horn In Carlisle, Ind., Dee. 16, 1857 and was married to John McKee Sept. 27, 1880, at Springfield, Mo. Mra. McKee came west with her dauchter and son-in-law and first made her home in California. She Is survived by her daugh ter, Mrs. Stlnnet, who Is the last of six children; 13 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Funeral servlcea will be con ducted at the Roseburg funeral home Friday, Aug. 12, at 2 p. m. Interment will follow In the Ma sonic cemetery. Rev. J. D. Chap pelle will officiate. Truman Signs Bin To Mtrgt Armed Forces (Continued From Page One) soon as the bill was signed, he appointed a national defense management committee and a management advisory group. This new agency Is to work out a program for maximum reduc tion of defense department ex penditures and -'till maintain military effectiveness. Johnson named G'-neral Joa-ph T. McNarney as chairman of the management committee. Other members will be A-n,y Secretary Gray; Undersecretary of the Navy Daniel A. Kimball, and Air Force Assistant Secretary Eugen: M. Zuckert. Bey Scout Investiture Dated At Canyonvllle Tenderfoot Investiture will take place at the regular meeting of the Canyonvllle Boy Scouts Thursday evening, Aug. 11. at 7 p.m.. according to W. I. Wor rafl. scoutmaster of the troon A board of review will be held for the older boys. All parents are invited to attend. The Canyonvllle troop la spon sored by the South Umpqua R-xl and Gun club. At their August meeting, Darrell Vredenburg, lo cal police officer, was appointed chairman of the Boy Scout build ing committee. He will take the place of Robert Proctor, who re cently resigned. George Neuner, a member of the Boy Scout executive commit tee from Roseburg, was the guest speaker. He talked on sponsoring an exploring group of Boy Scouts. Birthday Honors Given Ex-President Hoover (Continued From Page One) Bohemian club on the Russian river, he usually wor!:s at least rtart of the day. At his New York lotel residence, he keeps four Mcretaries busy. Still In U. S. Sorvlcs After world war II he was called back Into his country's service. President Truman sent him on a tour to determine the world's desperate ford needs. And In 1947. Mr. Truman named the former president to head the commission on organi zation of the executive branch of the government. He accepted gladly, although he was 73, and already had devoted 30 years to public service. 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Kreger. his wile, and t red Kreger and hath ryn Kreger, his wife vs. Clar ence A. Rasmugsen and Grace K. Rasmussen, his wife. In addition to the foreclosure, plaintiffs ask for immediate pos session of land, plus SjOO attorney fees. Plaintiff alleges default of payment on property sold the J fendants and failure by the de fendants to insure the property ana Duuaings against lire. Naw Suits Filad The following money suits have been filed: Stale Industrial Accident com mission vs. Orville Leroy Stock and Leola Smith Stock, doing business as Roseburg Sanitary markets. Plaintiff asks to recov er $708.55 alleged due from de fendant on unpaid contributions, plus interest on $536.60 and cos's. B. A. Martin vs. Fred Lock year. Plaintiff demands judg ment for $800 aa the value of a transit with tripod allegedly de molished while rented to the plaintiff. In addition, the plain tiff asks for rental of $80, plus costs. Dissolution Asked A request that the partnership known aa Mountain Side Logging company be dissolved was asked in circuit court In the case of Vernon Bergstrom vs. Melvin Bergstrom. The plaintiff alw ask ed that an accounting of the part nership books be taken to deter mine if the defendant was in debt to the plaintiff. Traffic Accident Tel In Douglas County Told (Continued From Pago Ona) Fiftten Perish In Flaming Bus Wreck (Continued From Page One) riding right behind the driver when the accident occurred. He said his Impression was that the bus hit a bump in the road and went out of control. "I'm afraid my mother and father are still In the wreck," Ellerbronk said. Bloomington, seat of Indiana university. Is about 60 mil's southwest of Indianapolis. htd 1 1 1 II Hliate' I ' iii 1 1 1 i ii .n.i.i mi in, i hit .-mil in. !"m Vaughan Urged Haste On Tanforan Track Work (Continued From Page One) again said that Vaughan has Mr, Truman's permission to testify in the committee's so-called "five percenter" Inquiry If "the sena tors want him to do so. Why Fsderal BlesslngT Committee chairman Hoey (D N.C.I said his group is especially Interested In getting all the de tails as to why the Tanforan track finally got government blessing for the construction aft er approval had been denied re peatedly. The committee Is checking on whether Improper Influence has figured in the administration of federal regulations and In the awarding of government con tracts. The Inquiry stemmed from dis closures about the activities of James V. Hunt, now a Wash ington business counselor. Hunt formerly was a lieutenant colonel in the army quartermaster corps and later worked for the War Assets administration. Francis D. Flanagan, a com mittee investigator, testified to day that Hunt received a check for $3,000 In 1946-whlle he was still with the WAA as a retainer to help get the Lido Reach hotel on Long Island IN.Y.) returned to Its owner. Flanagan said Hunt returned that check, hut three months later got another check for the same amount after he had left the WAA and had formed the J. V. Hunt Co., a management counselor firm. Flanagan said hi testimony was based on WAA i and Hunt company files. Injuring three others. The highway department's sta tistical record describes the trag edy as occurring in Septemper, on a straight highway, surface conamon dry, in the darkness, four tenths of a mile south of Voncalla. In three other accidents, two lives each were lost. One tragedy Involved the collision of two mo tor vehicles, a half-mile south of Winchester last November, when a load on a truck shifted causing it to go out of control. The other two tragedies each took place a few miles southeast of Days Creek. In one case, the car "skidded off road" on an icy pavemenr. in tne other case, the driver was "intoxicated" and while "speeding drove off curve. In a majority of the fatal acci dents listed, the condition of the drivers was "normal." Only four of the drifers involved in the 21 accidents were "intoxicated." In most cases the highway pave ment was "dry." In only three of the accidents was the surface condition "wet." Ten of the fatal accidents oc curred on straight stretches, six on curves, two on grades, one at an intersection, and one on a railroad crossing. The latter accident occurred near Yoncalla. when a train hit a stalled car on the tracks and knocked the car into a pedestri an. Ten accidents occurred in the daylight, eight in the darkness, and three at dusk. Various Causes Listed Among the causes of the acci dents were: Speeding lost control hit log truck head-on; fell asleep drove off road; steering knuckle broke; load on truck shifted lost con trol; pedestrian intoxicated in roadway; passing on right lost control pulling back; on wrong side of road; crippled pedestrian stepped in front of car; speed ingdrove off curve; passing lost control on left shoulder; truck brakes failed passenger jumped; drove off road cause unknown; speeding failed to make curve; skidded off road; speeding drove off curve; speed inglost control drove off the road; speeding log truck hit rear end other log truck; shoulder gave away; ran out from behind parked car; Intoxicated passen ger grabbed wheel. throughout the state there were 365 fatal traffic accidents taking the lives of 419 persons during 1948. New Ecuadorian Quakes Spread Fresh Panic Continued from Page One) rain. President Lasso, educated at the University of Maryland, re ceived a message of sympathy from President Truman. Assistance was reDorted com ing from many of the American republics. In neighboring Colom bia a commission was formed to raise assistance funds. Radiator Service Births at Mercy Hospital WALES To Mr. and Mrs. . James H. Wales, Oakland, Aug. 8, a daughter, Linda Sue; weight six pounds, one ounce. i POSTELL-To Mr. and Mrs. Rrarty O. Postell, Dillard. Aug. 9. a son. John Clinton; weight eight pounds. Repairing Cleaning Recoring Boil Outs HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak A Stephens Phona 44S PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Peterson, Winchester, August 8, a son, Gerald Mncent; weight seven pounds, eleven ounces. I I I I I 1 I I I I I I l I I mar r:ry V 1 1 'I w LIJ . ?o crisp, and nourishing Police, Jews In Munich Battle MUNICH, Germany, Aug. 10. German police today fired into a crowd of 1,000 Jewish displaced persons they said had stoned them and defied orders to disperse. The police said three of the DPs were wounded. The crowd, without obtaining a license for a meeting, had gath ered to protest an alleged ami Semitic letter in a Munich news paper, police said. Munich, in the American occu pation zone, was a nazl strong hold before the war. Hitier staged his first, unsuccessful beer hall putsch here in 1922 The crowd of DPs tathered In front of the building housing the newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung, wnicn nad printed a letter criti cizing German Jews. City officials said the DPs re plied to an order to disperse by tearing up cobblestones from the street and hurling them at the police. Hand-to-hand fighting broke out at several points. The DPs set fire ;o one police car. Then they pel'-d a hastily summoned fire 'iglne with stones. Four more fire engines arrived and also were stoned The crowd dispersed after the firing. Greece Gets 49 Bombers From United States , ATHENS, Aug. 10.-m-Forty. nine U. S. navy dive bombers will be turned over to the Greek air force In a few days, Lieut. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, chief of the U. S. military mission, announced today. Two of the planes, known as y -11 Divers, were delivered sev eral weeks ago and U. S. navy pilots have been secretly training Greek filers In their use at Larisa. Van Fleet said the dive bombers would play an Important role in final liquidation of communist led guerrillas by pinpoint bomb ing and rocketing of mountain strongholds. The plane shipment is part of the military aid program. The Weather Bodies Of Missing Boys Found Under Raft JUNEAU. Alaska. Aue. 10. P Gene Hulk and his two black spaniels last night found pinned beneath a log raft, the bodies of two Doughs island boys missing since Monday morning. Dozens of law enforcement of ficers, coast guard-.men. volun teers and firemen had searched all dav for Oscar "Chum" Niemi. 12. and Ronnie Ellen. 8. The boys were last seen playlrg around the raft Willamette Area To Get Police Radio Network PORTLAND, Aug. 10 (.'Pi Mayor Dorothy Lee reported last night that the Federal Commu nications Commission has oakv ed a Willamette Valley inter-city police radio network. The first link will be to Salem. Other cities may come In later, she said. No time has been set for the start of the plan. Foot patrolmen mav soon be equipped with pocket-sized radio receivers. Tests are now being made to determine their value in keeping street ratrolmen inform ed of emergencies along with pa trol car crews. Hawaii Seixes Two . Stevedoring Firms (Continued From Page One) Hawaii and Atlantic coast ports by Isthmiam line ships. Two ships, loaded by a non-union stev edore firm, already have sailed for the east coast under this plan set up by Castle & Cooke, Ltd. The two Honolulu stevedoring companies covered by the gov ernor's first seizure order are McCabe, Hamilton & Rennv Co., and Castle & Cooke Terminals, Ltd. 1LVVU officials Have threatened repeatedly to spread the strike to the mainland if the government went into the stevedoring "just ness. Some 2,000 dock workers are on strike for a 32-cent raise to an hourly basic rate of $1.72. U. S. Woather Bureau Office Roseburg, Oregon Fair with increasing cloudiness today, tonight and Thursday. Highest temp, for any Aug... 106 Lowest temp, for any Aug...- 19 Highest temp, yesterday 72 Lowest temp, last 24 hrs-.... $3 Precipitation last 24 hrs. 0 Precipitation since Sept. 1....27-64 Precipitation since Aug. 1 T Deficiency since Aug. 02 Sewage Disposal Plans Of Sheridan Rejected SHERIDAN, Aug. 10.-(rV-The town of Sheridan was stuck with Its sewage disposal program today. The state sanitary authority turned down the town's proposed system, as too long to complete. Sheridan had planned to amass a fund for the work by a 10-mill assessment and a 50 cents-a-month charge against water users. Borkley And Widow Deny Marriage Rumors ST. LOUIS, Aug. ta .T Vice President Barkley and Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley have denl 1 rt-poits they will be married in Paducah, Ky., this weekend. Mrs. Hadley also said last night there was notning to the rumor that they planned to be married in St. Louis the follow-,, ing Sunday. . . .. Barkley made his deniel in Washington. The vice president has stopped here twice in two weeks to set Mrs. Hadley. Last Sunday thay were together at a ball game. Two weeks ago they attended a private luncheon together. Mrs. Hadley'i husband, a rail road attorney, died four years ago. FOR SALE 16" Slabwood ' Sawdust ' ' Planer Ends Johnson Fuel Co. PHONE 366-JX-5 Albanians, Greeks Battle Along 30-Mile Front LONDON. Aug. 10. (P) Albania said today she Is being invaded by Greece and that fight ing is in progress alonx a 30-mile front. 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