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Newspaper Page TextThe Smallest, For Sale, Misc. 18 SIGNS of Every Description , SINCE 1913 IHPACT.7. (f PUT GREATEt -eltt 24 koeri 4f. Hufham Signs 431 N. Jsckscii Ph. ISS-lt llHd Furniture, tc.: S Chair 1 Cot 9 Mirror Bed 4 Bed Sprinf Kitchen Tab lea 30 Vtndowi JO Doort 3 Screen Windows 3 Gu Plate. 4 Small flat sinks Mar be aeen at State Hifhwa Office. SIS Cobb street, Roaeburg. PleaM call for Mr. Norlin. River Loam Delivered GOOD FOB GARDENS AND LAANM W hava an abundant supply. Paul Casey S57 W Moihcr Phone 117-Y tx20 eottaia type trailer-LoU of built ini, iealed. Partly furnished. MOO cash, or will trade for your equity in ood factory built trailer. It ft. or over. Umpqua Trailer Park, Mrs, Cross, M. N ' HEAVY bUT? factory model Singer Sewing machine. 1 3 H P. motor; perfect condition. Ph. 1713, Canyon- ville. Call dam. BERKELEY ELECTRlCTwater system for sate. A-l condition, S H. P. motor. 40 gal. tank. 100. mllas aodlh ontt. Ph. 47-J-2. ONE LARGE roll top desk with chair, in first class condition. Roaeburg Fur niture Exchange, JK) N. Jackson. WALLACE STERLING. Normandle pat tern Dinner knives, forks and spoons; odd piece. Will sell all or part. Ph. 1094-J-X; fOR SALE 18 ft. Marine Plywood bot Umpqua Special Trailer and John son outboard engine. 2A0 cash. Ph. 6-'4-J 99 FT. STREAMLINE house tralter. '47 model, sleeps 4. inquire Jack. Flagler, we do trailer court. 1 YEAR OLD Pacific water system; cost 3165 sell for $100 or what have you to trade. Ross Miller. Rt. 4. Box 370. FOR SALE A Wurlltzer ptano. one year old, in excellent condition. Ph. 30B-J-3, alter :oo p m. NEW AND OSED cook stoves at bargain prices. Roaeburg Furniture Exchange, 5()a N. Jackson. FOR SALE Klin ary planer ends, 37-M per unit; ureen staowooa so 73. twsea load M13 Ph. 307 FOR SALE Riding equipment: Bridles, halters and Navajo blankets. RL 1, box loo-t. TRUMPET, used only I Sand season. Ph. 704-R -2 days, or 1421-Y after s p. m. FOR SALE 5 huffle boards, and trail er. Bargain. Ph. sw-J. GARAGE EQUIPMENT and tools. 120 8. Kane. Ph. 1452-R. BARGAIN Washing Machine, 330. 1007 taay. Miner s Aaaition. nUlUK I Or SSIS. DCS W West Roberta after 3. Johnson 'outboard useoTvery little. Geo. H. Smith, ApU40,Hotel Rose. BABY'S PLAY BED tor sale, almost new, 310. 531 Burke St. LIVING ROOM suite and bedroom suite, new. for salePh. 17 63-J fJAVENO. 1.3 N Flint. SPECIAL ON Swing rockers this week; large or small. Kosetnirg rumttura a,x chanae. SOB N. Jackson. Miscellaneous 19 Rummage Sate SATURDAY. March 11. 8:00 a. m 1M N. Jackson St. fiormeriy tne marsnau Well store. Household goods, cloth inm and miacellanenua. Sonnsored by Alpha Thcu Chapter, Beta Sigma AM LEAVING for Los Anrete soon can lake one person. Call 2153. Suther- Fuel 20 SPECIAL Double Load Planar Ends 3 INCHES AND HEAVIER. 310 Ph. 15-J 3 PEELER CORE: mill ends: planar ends fireplace wood Double toads, prompt dli ery CUuda W ll lev, rl i. Box 43 Fit 15-J -J or 143-J-3 1" PLANER ENDS, f 25 unit, regular length. Roseburg Lumber Co. Phone 4R8 FOR SAITE Slabwood. sawdust, planer enas enone :7 jnnnwn uei Timber & Sawmills 21 COMPLETE LOGGING OPERATION. Good equipment, winter roads, plenty of available timber. Now in operation. New 220 H. P. D F X E Hercules diesel. 32000 D-460O caterpillar diesel stationary engine, complete with suh frame, clutch and outboard shaft 79 hours on meter. A real buy for lMn. Call 1W7-R-1 between ft and 7, eve ning. Wanted Second Growth Logs CONTACT WILBUR LUMBER UO LET AN" EXPERIENCED" TIMBER" "MAS handle your timber, rteea listings nld nr frnnrl erowth. laree or small tracts. Claude Kerr Real Etats, 3430 Foothill Drive. Phone 7S-J-3. rOR'SALElS'M capacity sawmill Fufl length conveyor, steel and. 3 saw edser. trim saw. 3 block carrlese, without power 33000. Write Box 431, Sulherlin. Oregon. ATTENT!ONSAW FILERS and logging operators. You should see the Brjson chain taw filing device at Northsldc Saw Shop ALMOST' NEW K M-capacity sawmill. 200 H. P dleseL Stumpage available or will furnish logs Lock wood Bros., Tenmtle Oregon WANTED Smsll portable sawmill to cut. after large operation Approxi mately t million It. K. G. Brown, Elk ton. Oregon. f Oh SALE -Sawmill. or any part. GMC dtesal eriger and other units Roy Denny. 833' Winchester FORSfALE Approx. 3 million ft. tim ber and H. D 10 Cat. Jack Russell. Canyonville. Oregon. P O. Box 14 WA VTED Sawlogv Market price. Ph. 831. logging Equipment 22 D- CATT.BPIIXAII, Let. blade and Hyi t?r D3-N run 4 montha inre complete rebuild one ft the beat cat in thu territory mutt have all caah. Iin ) B-30. sled fnod. new line, all blocks inewi, f Urea iK'. new motor. 110 Merc . drum. 3 yeara old. new apread er bar. D line. Etc.. tones, 5500. K-1I -OM'nf truck, ttnjle (""d tlree clean cab. chains, binder-: ready to fo Walker trailer 2M. Going out of state, must aelL Blue Ox Logging Co. Wt 1. Bok M Pll T47-J-S. TO lnCA'Tmioe- l-VTogrfng. latt model. Phono ftU-J, Roaeburg. Cheapest Workers in Town;. Want Ads Logging Equipment 22 GOOD BlYS TW t'SED EQUIPMENT FROM INTERSTATE PRICED FROM 5,000 to 914.500 FOB, KOSKBURO. I Ma DT Caterpillar Tractor with straight anxr ana lowvng wtoca -overnauiea and guaranteed. 1343 Dt Caterpillar Tractor with straight aozmr ana lowing wincs- evtroiunn and guaranteed. 143 Da Caterpillar Tractor with straight blade and towing winch only 12M nours since complete overnaui, ex cellent appearanca and la good op crating condition. It4 TD-I3 International Tractor with straight blade and towing wtnen. Rollers and roller frames recondi tioned and valves ground. 1343 TD-14 International Tractor, with Isaacson winch and dour. Completely overhauled. 1948 Model D-313-Y Power Unit with only 1400 hours on hourmetar. this machine la as good as new and is priced way below new price. 1B44 HD-14 Allls Chalmers Tractor with angle dozer and winch. Priced for quirk sale. Good looking clean ma chine. New batteries and tune-up. Also RD-T Caterpillar Tractor with dter ana wincn very gooa conaiuon. new lop and tuna-up 13500. 4 Tor these and other good buys In both new snd used machines, contact aaias Department at Interstate Tractor and Equipment Co. Roaeburg, Ore. Phona 304 at 303 Logger's Notice For Tree Insurance Comprehensive Liability on all equipment Inland Marina Insurance on all equipment Log truck Insurance Tipton & Permin Insurance Ph. 147 314 Cass SL IT PAYS TO INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE 1949 Model TllVlntematloll"Tractor. Equipped with Isaacson Hydraulic Straight Bulldozer and Towing Winch. This machine has only 000 hours on it and can't be told from a new machine. Full price M 000 Phona 893 or 894 days or 778-R evenings. 1343 TD14 INTERNATIONAL tractor, equipped with Isaacson drum and Isaacson hydraulic dorer, completely overhauled. 35000, Phona evenings, 778-R FOR SALE OR TRADE '4lTage kFIf'e logging trailer with 10:00x30 tires. 18, ooo lb. Timken axle, with air. In. brakes. Joe Ortis; can be seen at Pate Wlnters'.Sutherlin, Oregon. FOR SALE Wheeling SxSt Roller bear Ing Jaw crusher, bucket conveyor, drives, power unit and timbers, com plete 1COO Phone Suther I in 3777. FOR SALE IMS Walker log trailer. 17.000 axla. S 00 rubber. Used only 3 months; alao 3-yd. dump bed. Ph. 123.1-J. FOR SALE Chevrolet log truck" B't., 2-speeo: ana auai axie log trailer. Rubber 00, mechanically good. 31SO0. Ph. 1617-R-l. SINGLE AXLE logging tra.ie, 3173. Wof- bert Welding at Machine Works, ph 433. Machinery For Sale 23 8 FT. MASSEY-HARRIS grain drill. used 3 seasons. Cordon Hughes, Rt. Farm Equipment 24 Irrigation Outfits Let us figure your Irrigation systems. Low prices. Prompt service. Umpqua Tractor Co. 123 S, PIKE ST. rOR SALE Or trade for' late "model car 8-fL Oliver combine; Oliver 70 tractor: 7-fl. Oliver power mower; 7-ft. Oliver disc harrow 314 Oliver bottom plow: dump rake: heavy duty tractor trailer: 7-ft. swalher. Nobel Snider. Yoncalla. Oregon. FORDSON TRACTOR, with power take- on, ior saie: juii overnauieo. negi nald Johnston. Brockway. Tractors 25 Garden Tractors Bolena Garden Tractors, M E. Rotary Tillers, low prices; complete stocas. Umpqua Tractor Co. 125 . PINE ST. BEAR CAT CAftDEN tractor with all attachments. Trde for car or pickup Roseburg Furniture Exchange, SOg S, Jackson. SHAW TRACTOR plow. disk, mower, cultivator, 325. W. Yonker. Myrtle treek. ll miles out North MvrUe R o. Trucks 26 FOR SALE BY OWNER 1348 1-ton Dodce pick up truck, waterproof i wood covered body Three month guarantee. This truck practically Hke new iiws. t.ity unva in Marxei. Sutherlin. '31 FORD, l'i ton stake (iteePTSedT, 4-tDced trans., duals, etc. A-l shaoe reasonable Nielsen Saw At Supply, 3 mues soutn uiiiara. Highway ph CHE V ROLE fTRi:ck and nole trailer trade In on lareer truck or far. Ph. 23M. E C. Firestone. Rt. 1, Box 37-E. Sutherlin. GMC a-wheeler log truck and trailer; rneap ior caan. zm ust rim Ave. No, Rosebuig. Ore. AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks. Bars Truck Shop. 3053 n Stephens ftione 9 -J -4 FORD PANEL, goodcondition, 3300. T B Mtlngl. H.t lC!l St Autos 27 SPECIAL 1M7 Stude baker. 1 ten. 4 tpeod. TW Urea pricea n mu mt ee lff3T Ford pickup, good rubber f motor, only lit. OTHERS TO CHOOSl PROM 1MI International paael 1T7 Pord Cniminle 1HS Diamond T. wteeler 145 International with short log bunks, g wheeler. TRUCK REPAIR k REBUILDING GUIBERS0N DIESEL PASTS AMD STAKTTR SHI LS SCI THEM AT SMITH MOTORS Rtwar M X. Phone IOg-R-1 lr g-cVLfirDER Oldmobil 4-door - i dan. new paint, rod rubber, heater. 1 t nsr te w garter. po i ; f rt un iy I t.14 S-ee at 431 Row St, or call I 132S-R. 27 For a Better USED CAR See DILLARD'S 1M CHEVROLET CLUB CO! 'PC Clean a pin and loaded with extra- 11363 00 1MI PONTIAC SEDAN aTht, ear ll really aharp. Ka dis, haat.r and lota of othar trlmmlos. , , 136S 00 1M PLYMOUTH CLUB COltPB Cuahton urea beautiful paint. Badlo and healer. 1033.00 lMf PLYMOUTH SEDAN, SM 00 UU PLYMOUTH COUPE. . t3 00 1M1 DODGE 4-DOOR. 103 00 1M1 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR. ALL THESE CARS HAVE KADIO AND HEATERS. Commercials 1MT CMC 1 TON STAKE Dual rear lira., anarp. J 1MT WHAX DODGE m TON C C. EXCaUCDt. ISM DODGE IV, TON vary clean, gooa run oar. rarovu CURRENT SERIES DODGE J Ton. npeclal Tnu W..K. . iT.a.uu THESE CARS AND TRUCKS ARE GUARANTEED USED CARS. Term. Will B. Arranied to Fit Your "Si" Dillard Motor Co. Used Car Lot North Stephana It Roseburg Hudson Co. T03 S. STEPHENS ' Are You in the Mar ket for Low -priced Transportation? Take Advantage of Our Bargains in That Field Today. A Variety of Makes and Models, All of Good Appearance, and All in Good Run ning Order. REMEMBER Terms to Fit Your Income on a Car to Meet Your Needs. Roseburg Hudson Co. 702 S. STEPHENS turmmziB Maun REASONABLY PRICZD GMAC TERMS CHEVROLET. BUICK. PONTIAC, CADILLAC TRADE-INS Hansen's USED CAR CENTER Rom Oak MOJfTlbffEfor rour cr Cut mi ine epm .?-: rum Mmon. inc . v Vn Pinnoutb. Iben M. 114 M Mom K. Autos n 27 Better Buys at . Barcus a a Today $ Best Buy 1347 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN. Beautiful black ftnUh. radio, heater, good tires. This car la mechanically excellent. Spe cial today , , 1073 134T KAISER SEDAN, X H . 305 teat PACKARD " CLIPPER SDN. Special leatherette upholstery: exceptionally nice tnaid. and out. only HPS IMS KAISER SEDAN Ilka saw MM IMS PACKARD "" DELUXE SDN. Radio, heater, overdrive. Only 15 000 mllee look, and runa Ilka new 1150 IMS FRAZER MANHATTAN SDN. Overdrive and all tbe extraa beautiful Inalde and out. Thla rar coat nearly 93400 new. Now only . 13U 1M CHRYSLER ROYAL COUPE. Overdrive, R at H, vary clean 335 M3 FORD V4 SEDAN 1I3T CHEVROLET SEDAN 1039 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1939 CHRYSLER SEDAN 1939 FORD SEDAN 395 199 195 ' 135 95 TS 1941 FORD PICKUP with Columbia Overdrive EASY TERMS LIBERAL TRADES BARCUS Your Packard Dealer Highway 99 M. at Garden Valley Rd. Phona 13M See Us For Used Cars 1949 FORD CLUB COUPE Low mtleaga. Radio, heater, wlndihield waahere, under- coaiea. 91903.00 1430.00 1499.00 1445 00 1095.00 1399 00 995.00 1495.00 194T FRAZIER 4-Door. 194T CHEVROLET -Loor, radio, neater. 1949 FORD 4-door radio, heater. . 19a WILLYS STATION WAGON 9 cyl., low mllease. tf 1949 CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE radio, neater, automatic tranamlaaion. 1943 CHEVROLET CLUB Coupe. 1941 DODGE 1 door. . . 1940 CHEVROLET. 4-door. . 1940 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door. 1941 STUDEBAKER. 5 paaaenger Coupe. , - 1939 FORD, 1-door. , 1939 PLYMOUTH . 1939 FORD. , 193S BUICK. I93T DeSOTO. , 1350 00 973.00 40 J 09 450.00 450 00 405.00 395.00 150.00 175.00 . 50.00 00.00 175.00 945.00 300.00 139 00 1941 PLYMOUTH PANEL. 194T JEEP, natal top. 1941 DODGE Army Pickup. 1931 MODEL A Roedaler. Riverside Motors 1940 N. Staphena Wa Want Good Clean Used Cars Top prices paid DOYLE S RALES SERVICE Highway M Garden Valley Rd. GOOD CARS PRICED TO ICLL. Som Urmi available: 1M0 OLDSMOBfLE 4-door Mtfaa. fully aquippsfd m OO Itlt FORD 2-door Un 2A! 00 193T BUICK 4-door aoclaa -U0 00 Inqulra JOT Padfia Side., or phono M f4a"6l7Dil nflVi 4door icdan, rMn. hatr. tngt, VJ5 Call at Raft way Mat Dpt. batwan8-4 p. m. MODEL Aln A-l ihap. exe"-l lnt mntnr. IS ' wheels, good rubber, ortflnal paint Boat offer lake. Phona MIOf-Jf. fOR iA.,E-l&4 DeRoto. 10M Afaoclat'- d on Station. m efacft-on m. Ph. 1570 TOR SALE 1M0 Bulck Club emipe. Clean ana neat, tfooa running conaiuon and new tire. Call 13U-J A-l SHAPE !t40 four doorlymouth for quick aa)e. 713 E. 2nd Ave. No. 'it'DODCEKpreAa pickup, U T. tarr Howall. Myrtle Creek. DFPENDABLE '3 Oldi. MM. 1411 Cedar, or call 1050-L after 4 p. m. Long-ltsting Relief for Itchy Skin Irritatioi Here'a tip) So many people depend on Rinoi Ointment to relieve amartm itch oi dry ecaem. channf . common rath, H ff W foorf. At all druifitta. Tb coat penalt tthtt la gtmU Try (41 Autos Formula For Preserving U. S. Security Given At Kiwanis Meet By Robert F. Maguire The United States cin remain a free nation if wa keep In mind .the following injunctions: 1) Never grant power to a leader unless absolutely necessary; 2) Never grant mora power than necessary; S) If it is necessary to grant the power, never surrender the right to determine through the courts whether executive action is reasonable, and 4) never, under any circumstances relinquish the right to re move anyone from office who tends to become a dictator. This was the advice of Robert F. Maguire. speaking before the Roseburg Kiwanis club Tuesday noon in the Hotel Umpqua. Maguire based his remarks upon his expe riences as a judge during the Nuernburg trials of Nazi war crim inals and the wealth of information he obtained during his two-vesr stay in Germany. Speaking on the subject, "How Democracy Commits Suicide." Ma guire prefaced his remarks by stating that two years of more or less "exile" from this country tends to change one's viewpoint relative to the comparatively slow method in which this country gets things done in its democratic way. But, he said, we "can thank God we live in a land where we ran have ideas and believe in a free press, free radio and free speech. ' Autocracy At Its Worst "'eferring briefly to the brutal murder of some six and a half to seven million persons, Maguire said it was interesting to learn how such a thing could come about in a nation which had been progressive and cultured for many years. He said he was able to learn the technique to obtain power used by Hitler. It was not a new technique. It was used by Caesar, by Napo leon, by the Bolsheviks, and is be ing used in converting the Balkans to totalitarian states. At no time did Hitler have a majority in any vote, and he was constantly threatened with civil war. The steps taken by Hitler were as follows: 1) To get control of the minister of interior, which controlled the ponce force, the minister of i: nance, minister of war, and minis ter of enlightenment and propa ganda. With this power it was pos sible to shift the positions of suffi cient men in responsible positions so that his sympathizers headed all principal offices. . Z) Burning ol tne Kciscnstag oy the Nazis was done to shift the blame to minority groups, and the public reaction was as expected S) This led to the granting of authority to Hitler by making him the Fuerher, granting him power Personal 30 DANCE Old urve. north of Myrtle Creek, Saturday eve ning, March llth. or call 724-L, Roae burg. Good orrheatre. good floor, lota of room. Halp ua get atartrd. AItHOLiCS ANONYMOUS f 6 Boa 1114 Notices 31 CARD Ol" THANKS W With to extend our heartfelt thanki for the ecu of klndnoM, m-iei of Bympethy and beautiful floral of fftinira from our many frlenda in Roaeburf and other rlllea in our aad bereavement In lh loaa of our wife and mother. We especially thank the member, df the Chapel of Roaea. J. O Gallop, and children fWi!X NOT be reaponilble for any debta other than Ihote contracted by myaelf. Lnren D. Bowman. f wnL.lVOT BE "reaponalble for any bill other than my own. M. T. Can non. LEGAL IN THE CIRCUIT mi RT OP THB RTATE OP ORt(iON POR THE COINTY Of MLLTNOMAM (In Prebate Ne. Mill notick or ni.r OP RE A I, PROPF.RTT BY GUARDIAN In th Matter af the naardlsnahlp ef CARL M. CHKItirENSON, an Incompe tent Ptfsen. Stanley N Boquist. the duly appoint ed, qualltfled and acting guardian of the above entitled guardianship estate, hereby gives notice that pursuant to an order of the above court entered on the 10th dav of Pebruary. 1M0, he will from and after March 17th. I9.V). at 9 30 o'clock a m.. at Room 1410 Yeon Build tng. Portland. Oregon, proceed to sell the Interest of said guardianship estate In the real property hereinafter de scribed at nrlvale sale to the oerann offering the best and highest prlra for sai property , tne terms oi saia aaie to be as follows: The sale shall be for cash only. The said real property of the estate to be sold constats of the following The North Half of the South Half of Section 0, in Township .10 South. Range 3 Weal of the Willamette Meridian . In Douglas County. State of Oregon, containing approximately 1M arras. Stanley W. Boquist, Guardian of the Estate nf Carl M. Chrlstenson. an Incompetent Person. Dated and first published: Pebruary 15. 1M. Data of last publication: March I. HART, SPENCER. M'LOCH, ROCK WOOD AND DA VIES, 1410 Yeon Building. Portland 4, Oregon. Attorneys for Guardian. DiSSTON-MERCURY CHAIN SAWS One and Two-Man Units Certified Sales and Service Alto Axts Wtdget Sledgts Handles Hard Hats and Hat Bands Seal Sticks, Tapts, Etc. Dealer for Cox Chipper Chains and Edwards Wire Rope For Rent 12 H. P. Sows by tha day or week CARL 920 S. Stephens to pass laws, deputizing his min isters to do the same, decreeim that no court could question the validity or reason of any law or the manner of its administration. Under this the Reischstag com pletely abrogated its power. 4) Concentration camps were next organized to care for any opposition groups. Nevertheless, during this period strong opposition groups were working to overthrow the Hitler regime, according to Maguire, and might have been successful, had the British and French listened to their warnings prior to the time of the division of Czechoslovakia, and later just prior to the Polish in vasion. "All power is corrupt and .abso lute power is absolute corruption,' the speaker declared. Continued strong opposition parties is the greatest security against such a condition as that which existed in Germany will not happen here, he added. Fuchs Case Only Prelude, Witness Tells Congress WASHINGTON, March S Victor A. Kravchenko, one time Russian official, predicted Tuesday that the Fuchs case is only one of "many bitter surprises" the United States and other Western countries will have about Soviet spying. Kravchenko was in the witness chair of the House un-American Activitiea committee, which is dig ging into stories of secret docu ments and atomic materials going to Russia during the war. He said he knew of "dozens and dozens and dozens of tons" of pa pers on military and industrial se crets which were sent to Russia. He said the Russians called them "super lend-lease." Referring to the conviction of Dr. Klaus Fuchs, a top British scientist, as a spy who gave atomic secrets to the Russians, Kravchenko said: "The Fuchs case in England is only a prelude to much which we do not know and which is still to come regarding the scope of So viet espionage in America and other western countries. 1 do b-x doubt that many bitter surprises await us." Kravchenko said that spying is one of the principal duties of all -oviet diplomats. "Every Soviet representative diplomatic, military or economic is a potential spy," he said, Kravchenko came to the United States as a member of a wartime Russian purchasing commission. He broke with the Soviets in 1944 and wrote a book entitled, "I Chose Freedom." The committee called him for testimony particularly on the ques tion of Soviet misuse of diplomatic mail privileges. Lswis-Clark Collage OKd For Training Teachers SALEM HP) tewis snd Clark college of Portland was approved by the stale board of education for training of elementary techers. Miss Fsytene Zumwalt, Houston, Texas, was appointed dean of women at Oregon Technical insti tute at Klamath Falls. Tuition fees st Oregon Technical institute, which have been $88, $110 and $132, were reduced to $50 and $70. GERMANS QUIT CHURCHES HANOVER m The number of Germans withdrawing from church membership has increased nearly 500 percent since 1947 in the state of Lower Saxony, a state of ficial disclosed. In 1949, he ssid, 13,453 withdrew from the church, compared with 8.037 withdrawals in 1948 and 2,496 in 1947. The official said most of the withdrawals were due to "materi- ial" reasons indicating reluctance or inability to pay the church taxes required of church members. In Germany, if a person declares himself s member of any church, his church taxes sre collected by state collectors along with his gov ernmental taxes. Lower Saxony is mostly Protestant. A suggestion: Chicken feathers may be stuffed into a small bag and used as a river bank cushion while fishing. J. PEETZ Phona 279 Wa-., Mar. 4, 1950 Tha N.i-IUl, Ro-.yrs, Ora. 1) Decision Gives Children Bonds Not Real Estate SALEM. March s4.TVTwo lit tle Portland children got $1.(01 worth of bonds Tuesday from the estate of a man they befriended. But they lost out on his 11,000 worth of real estate. The atate supreme court revers ed a Multnomah County circuit court decision which had given the children the real estate, too. The children, now 10 and 12 years old, are Marleen and Carl Majov- ski, children ol Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Majovski. Their friend and neighbor waa Tom E. M. Poppoff, a Bulgarian native who died in Portland in 1947 when he waa (4 yeara old. The children liked Poppoff. They ran errands for him, and worked in his garden. Their mother cooked for him, made his bed and did his laundry. In appreciation for all this serv ice, Poppoff made s contract in 1943 to give tha children his whole estate when he died. He signed over the 1 1,091 worth of bonds to the children st that time. But when Poppoff died, he left a will. The will left the estate to sister in Bulgsris. The supreme court ssys the chil dren get the bonds because they already had been signed over to the children, even though they were in Poppoff's ssfe deposit box when he died. But the Bulgarian sister gets the $1,000 worth of real estate, which consists of the shack snd lot where he lived. Poppoff csme to America from Bulgsria in 1908. Farm Union Hits Present Congress DENVER, March 8 (.'PV-Wash-Ington representatives of the Na tional Farmers union attacked the present Congress Tuesday as "worse than the 80th Congress" where monopoly and big business are concerned. Russell Smith, legislative secre tary, told the national convention he is "almost certain" the Brannan farm bill won't be passed this ses sion or next. He warned farmers to be pre pared for "something we can't call a recession" next fall. Angus McDonald, assistant leg islative aecretary, predicted Con gress would psss the bssing point bill, tidelsnds oil bill, snd legisla tion to exempt natural gas from regulation. The farmers union op poses sll of them. "The 81st Congress is worse than the 80th on monopolies," McDon ald raid. "The people are being sold out on Capitol hill." Benton J. Stong, executive sec retary of the national resources committee, said he doubted that Congress would take any action on bills for Columbia and Missouri Valley authoritiea or one to place the civil functions of the army en gineers under the Interior depart ment. Washington Test Oil Well Termed 'Duitsr' By Expert ALLYN. Wash. tP) The mile- deep, $211,000 test well being drill ed here by Union snd Standard oil company crewa ta a "duster, tne drillers hsve sgreed. Tom Kthenngton, geologist tn charge of tha exploratory opera tion, said the hole is no good a decision not likely to cheer many oil men who hope oil will be found in Washington in commercial quan tities. The well Is considered a geologi es! oddity. It was drilled when geologists theorized that a lava formation outcropping in the Olym pics had thinned out as it flowed eastward. They figured Hie lava would be only a few hundred feet thick at the drilling point. Now they know It's over 8,000 feet; thick. i TIACHIN0 NOT WORK j F.LMIRA, N Y. (.ft A Jury 1 has ruled officially that it Isn't woi k to teach someone to fry oys-; ters. Mrs. Ruth Granger, a wait-j ress, testified she wssn't working, j but was instructing a novice cook, when inspectors called at Paul Battisti's csfe. The jury scquitted Battistl of permitting a woman to work be-' tween mianignt ana s a.m. i ltolMrf'tD-ri TnllIlHlDlrHQIOltiIf d'lwartili itciu-1 V e $& J c! Fox SneesM Or Soloes While Town Hunts It GUMLEY, EnglandMPV-A for led the Fernie hunt hounds tnd men in full cry in a mad chase through this town's High street and disappeared. Huntsmen, hounds and almost the whole town's population hunted for Reynard for an hour. All the while the fox alept oo the roof of the local saloon. Discovered, the fox lit out again, with hounds and men in full try after him, They haven't seen bide, hair nor tail of him since. U. Of California Has "Cold War" Over Loyalty Oath BERKELEY, Calif., March T (JPt Hope grew today that the loy ally oath "cold war" between University of California professors snd regents might be compro mised. The controversy, which has threatened the university with the loss of som of its outstanding acuity scholars, reached Its height Feb. 24, whet the regents voted to dischsrge sll employes who did not sign the special regents' oath by April 30. tne urst spparent break In the "solid front" attitudes of the two groups developed yesterday when jonn rrancia Meyian, ban Fran cisco attorney and regent spokes man, presented statement to campus mass meeting without re ferring to the controversial oath. Neylan urged the academic sen ate, governing body ef the faculty, to "adopt a resolution in plain English unequivocably endorsing the policy (of the regents) exclud ing Communists" from employ ment st the university. Eight thousand students at the meeting greeted his statement coolly. Faculy leaders repeatedly have said no controversy exists in the employment of Communists. "We sre agree Communist should be kept off tha faculty," Peter Odegard, chairman of the political science department, told the campus meeting after Neylan's atatement was read. Late today a full meeting of the academic senate (faculty govern ing body) will be held to review the situation and to seek basis (of settlement with the regents. Last night approximately 250 members of the academic senate prepared proposals for today's meeting. Dr. Frank C. Newman, chair man of the meeting, aaid it adopt ed a new ststement, ssserting that "broad considerations of public policy, of university welfare, of tha interests of our students snd their parents and of our solemn obliga tion to a free society" were at the base of their opposition to the spe cial oath. "The purpose of academic free dom ia not to confer a private pos session for the individual benefit of faculty members," they aaid. "It is to secure the social advan tage resulting from unfettered in quiry and the disinterested sear'h for truth." Fsculty members already take the atandard oath of allegiance prescribed in the state constitu tion. Lsst night's resolution said imposition of a special oath "strikes st the foundation of our free self-governing society." The National Geographic Society saya China paid tribute to Tibet for about 1,000 years, until the 18th century. Dr. George L. Nicholas Veterinarian Graduote of University of Pennsylvania is low located at 804 Garden Volley Read hone 116 SLABWOQD In 12-16 and 24 In. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR D0UILI LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Fhene (US K3 mm .