I 2 Tha News-Review, Roseburo,, Ore Frl., Aug. 19, IWlSaltTlOn Ruil At Sales Agreement Judgment Sought Judgment for the full sum of 150 alleged due on property salei agreement is asked by Wil liam A. Mardorf St. and Beatrice C. Mardorl from W. W. Hena ricks, also known as Albert W. Hendrlcki, and Basil Don Hend ricks, also known as B. D. Hend ricks. Named also as a defendant Is the United States of America which holds liens allegedly In the amounts of $395.10, $502.17 and $1,003.73. The plaintiff asks for a decree that the defendant pay the amount asked within 15 days or that foreclosure steps be tak en, and also that the claims of the United States be declared In ferior to those of the plaintiff. Original price for the property Is listed at $2,000, on which onlv $50 was allegedly paid. The prop erty Is described as adjoining the David Rldehour donation land claim In section 2, township 26, south range 7, west of Willamette Meridian. ACTION DISMISSED Upon filing of a motion by Dis trict Attorney Robert G. Davis, Circuit Judge Carl K. Wimberly has Issued an order dismissing the unspecified criminal action of the Slate of Oregon vs. J. C. Busby. The motion states that there It not sufficient evidence to maintain such action, and that the complaint was filed through a misunderstanding. Interested In saving money en paint job? See ui for an estimate! W oan paint your ear by faotory methods In your oholce of color to your satisfaction. ARROW BODY AND FENDER SHOP 502 . Main St. PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. . Speciel Agent 111 Wt Oak Offioe 712-J Res. S71-J jo,Me. hp I FIX THAT LEAKY ROOF ! We have some beautiful news. We just received a shipment of siding ond roofing and we have our own expert crew to apply them. SAVE! Yes sir! The place to buy your building material, roofing, siding, etc., Is the Lum ber Sales Co. Drop in and see us today. LUMBER SALES CO. Garden Valley Rd. Next to the Riverside School Free Estimates Phone 264-J 2 "...and there'll Vftftw (U Annexation Benefits Cited By City Manager (Continued From Page One) $330,000. at a tax rate of 15.8 mills. In 1947 the budget was $162,000 at a tax rate of 20 mills. Thought was given to the largest budget possible at the lowest tax rale. Tax Sources Available "Interest is shown by the city officials In annexing areas out side the city due to the Income Erovided the operating budget y taxes paid. True the city will receive tuxes from these areas, but the amount received at a tax rate of 15.8 mills is very small. Taxes that would be of benefit to the city mould come from liquor, motor vehicles, gas line ax and county road lunus ai ine rate of $7.25 per capita per year. These taxes are paid by the citi zens outside tne limits or nose burg, but cannot be used In the city until such time as the areas become part or tne city. Ine city can oiler annexea areas any Improvements they want, by forming Improvement districts. Possibly If West and North Roseburg came Into the city, sub stations would have to be provided for fire protection. Sanitation can be provided with the backing of the city's $7,225, 000 assessed valuation. Street im provements as well as fire and police protection can be naa. Somethlna For NothlnflT No The Question is raised at tne thought of near annexation, what can we get out of It for the added taxes 7 people must re alize that no one will get some thing for nothing. We are re quired to pay lor wna: we get, However, there are times when outside areas cannot provide necessary facilities wltnout the help and backing of the city. Low assessed valuation Is the cause of many sanitary and Im provement districts not being ap proved. Bonding companies will not buy bonds unless there Is certain valuation lo warrant the risk. If petitions are presented again and another election for annex ation is held, the request must come from the outside areas. We as city officials want the areas to come in willingly with a complete understanding that they will be treated as any other part of the city, with the same ways of securing improvements to their areas." Donald Kirby Forfeits Bail On Larceny Charge Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimber ly has Issued an order forfeiting the ball of Donald Kirby, which he posted Jan. 27. 1947. Kirby had been charged with the crime of larceny by bailee, allegedly committed Jan. 8, 1946. He pott- en Dan oi jzrxi, set ty tne justice of peace at Reedsport, and was bound over to the grand Jury. Hail was paid for him by John Smith of Eugene. An extension of the original time for forfeiture of the ball was given. The action was taken upon motion of Dis trict Attorney Robert U. Davis. 11 V IV sicks' brewing company Winchester Dam Shows Decrease A small general decrease In the number of salmon Is shown for 1949 by the Winchester dam counting station through Aug. 15 for the years 1946 to 1949, re ported Ross Newcomb, resident biologist. Adult Chinook counted number ed 1911 in 1946, 2861 in 1947, 2179 in 1948, and 2068 for the current season. Jack salmon numbered 518, 747, 233 and 477 resiectively for the four season, with the per cent of jacks being 21.3, 20.7, 9.7 and 18.7, respectively. Summer steelhead numbered 2206, 3233, 2281, and 1225, respectively. Continued tag returns are need ed, said Newcomb. Up to and in cluding Aug. 10, there has been a return of 15.6 percent of the March released tagged speci mens, 18.8 percent of the May- June planting and 24.3 percent of the 1500 large, brood fish re leased in June. "We are particularly interest ed in returns from special small release on July 19." said Newcomb. 'These specimens were dropped 36 feet Into the water." "As might be expected," he said, "the March released fish have moved most. There are a few Instances of extended up stream migration as much as 5.5 miles. The maximum report ed downstream movement In 1948 is 14.8 miles. A complete report of tag returns will be made avail able at the conclusion of the trout angling season." Stronger Data Against Gen. Vauqhan Claimed (Continued from page 1) mer of 1945 and the winter of 1945-46. Three representatives of the Verley company made the Paris trip on an army transport plane in July, 1945, at a time, Mundt said, "whpn businessmen Just couldn't get there." Une of the central fiirures In the inquiry Is John Maraiion. Washington man-about-town who used to have free access to the White House. The testimony released bv the committee yesterday, alter Presi dent Truman had accused it of withholding testimony "favor able" to Vaughan while produc ing the unfavorable parts at pub lic hearings, threw a new spot light on the two men. Maragon Again Named uoin vaughan and Maragon are slated to appear before the committee personally sometime after it resumes its hearings next Tuesday. testimony by Harrv Hoffman. Milwaukee advertising man who handles the Verley account, named Maragon as the man who arranged for the army transport to carry Hoffman, Maragon and Emmett King, Npw York attor ney, to Paris on Verley business. ine record snows that Mundt commented that "someone had to exert a colossal amount of In fluence In high circles" to u ancle such a trip. He noted that It was timed for "entry Into Paris al most on the heels" of liberating troops. Hoffman said the three travel. ers paid their fares In cash before boarding the transport. The record further showed that William P. Rogers, committee counsel, said Maragon tried to bring back from the trip some perlume essence disguised as lour bottles of champagne. Rogers commented: "It looks to me on the surface as though they (customs agents) caught Maragon red-handed smuggling the stuff in, and there was no prosecution." Baruch, 97 Today, Says "No Birthday Party" NEW YORK. Aug. 19 (.'Pi Bernard M. Baruch 79 years old today says his doctor has told him he may live to be "well over 100 unless you get hanged or shot." The financier, who has served as adviser lo presidents, made the wisecrack last night as he declared there will be no birth day party "if I can help It." be Sicks' Select EXTRA PALE!" Jy SAllM. CMfOON Wesley W. Overton Jr. Joins Marine Corps Wesley Wallace Overton Jr., has been accepted for enlistment In the U. S. marine corps, re ports Staff Sgt. Richard L. Crav, NCO, In charge of the recruit ing office at Eugene. Pvt. Overton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Overton Sr., of Roseburg, route 1, box 21. He has been assigned to the re cruit training base at the San Diego, Calif., marine corps re cruit depot. Pvt. Overton made application for enlistment through the Eu gene office, and was given final acceptance through the Portland office. Battered Arms Aid Bill Goes To Senate (Continued From Page One) relations and the armed services committees. Wallace Foresees Ruin Henry A. Wallace said today that passage of an arms-aid pro gram would "undermine the econ omy and military security both of the U. S. and Europe." What's more, he said, the statements In support of the pro gram by President Truman, Sec retary of Stale Acheson and the nation's military leaders "are the statements of men who are either intent on provoking war or are so afraid their case is weak they must incite passion to support It." The Progressive party's 1948 candidate for President was a witness before the combined for eign relations and armed services committees of the Senate. He reiterated, in his prepared statement, his belief that Rus sia does not want war, and de clared that the administration program to arm this country's al lies is part of a policy which has failed wherever it has been tried in Greece, in Turkey and in China. "The policy of the arms pro gram was given a full run In China," the one-time vice presi dent said. "At long last the ad ministration has admitted the complete failure of that pol?y in China. It was forced to by even's. 'The waste, the futility, the utter insanity of that policy of trying to contain an Idea with guns, of supporting reaction to suppress social reform, stands clear for all the world to see." Lela Mae Eldred, Infant, Dies At Canyonville Lola Mae Eldred, infant daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Eldred of Canyonville commun ity, died Aug. 16. She was born July 28. 1940, In Canyonville. Surviving besides her parents are a sister, Mary Lou; her grandparents, Nr. and Mrs. F. B. Eldred, Riddle, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore, Idaho; and her great-grandparents, Mr. and Mis. E. Moore, of Oklahoma. Graveside services, in charge of the Roseburg Funeral home, will be held in the Riddle ceme tery Saturday, Aug. 20, at 3 p. m. with Rev. Garner officiating. Divorcee Sues Ex-Mate For Support Money Frances Cooley- has filed suit In Circuit Court demanding Judg ment from her divorced husband, George M. Cooley. for $1275, as support money which she claims Is due. She states In her com plaint that she was granted cus tody of their two children, one since having married, and $100 a month for their support,, by the district court of the eighth Judi cial district of Montana. House. 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It will be an all-day affair, with games, prizes and ice cream for the children, and dinner at noon. The Active club started work at the grounds last summer prior to lis tirst district picnic, con siderable area was cleared; and tables were erected. Plans are to install teeter-totters for chil dren later. Impoverished Mother Kills Newborn Baby (Continued From Page One) daughter was in financial diffi culties. Lamont, who runs a radio shoo and also works as a motion pic ture operator, received an an nouncement of the birth of his grandchild only yesterday. It was a formal card, with no personal message, mends said. Fire Damages Roof Of Camas Valley Home A fire of unknown origin broke out on the roof of the home of John Standlev of Camas Vallev Saturday. Mrs. Standley was alone at the time. Help arrived in time to save the house, but a part of the roof about 14 feet long and 12 feet wide was destroyed. The county fire patrol had been notified but arrived after the blaze had been brought under control. GRASS FIRE SQUELCHED A Roseburg fire department truck was dispatched to a "small" grass fire at 5:30 p. m. yesterday on N. Stephens street. Fire Chief William "Dutch" Mills reported. Mills said firemen reached the blaze before any damage was caused. The fire covered an area of approximately 20 feet square and was extinguished In less than two minutes. large Supet-Freeier Class Hydrator e Suit-proof shelves e tay. Quickube Trays Famous ts ALIVE! T At New Low Prices! All Brand New in Original Crates! r fa 9 modelj, 3 types of these Frigidoire Refrigerators to choose from ... oil of them backed by the Frigidoire 5 Year Protection Plon. 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P Thirty five American servicemen escaped drowning last night when their transport plane plunged into St. George's bay, near the U. S. base at Harmon field on the west coast of New foundland. The plane was en route from the Azores to Westover field, Mass. It was to refuel at Harmon field. The plane ditched In the bay and the men scrambled Into din ghies and onto rafts and reach ed shore. No one was reported missing. consultation the rightful winner was declared, soothing many up set bettors. Bus service will continue to the track. Buses leave the cor ner of Oak and Jackson at 6:30 and 7:00 p. m., and return after the last race. Post time is 7:30 o'clock, again tonight. "I'LL DO MY BEST, BOSS!" Don't expect a worn-out roof to give your home the weather-protection it deserves. Be wise, refroof this very week with our rugged CERTAINTEED or JOHNS-MANVILLE SHINGLES! Attractive,, easy-to-apply, they'll give you many years of faithful service at modest cost! Phone 121 today! 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