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LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nnttce in hereby given that by order of the County Court for Douglas County , Orenon, the undersigned was appointed administratrix ol the Estate of Edward William Joseph Nionow, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the Law Office of Fred H Bernau, United States Na tional Bank Bldg., Rnseburg, Oregon, within lix months from Aug. 30, 1950. LORN A E. NIENOW Administratrix of the Estate of Edward William Joseph Mlenow, Deceased. NOTICE FOR BIDS Tha Building Committee of Umpqua Post No. IS American Legion now has plans and specifications for the proposed Memorial Building to be erected on their property at 22a East Cass SL Bids will be opened Sepl. 13. 8:30 p. m. 1950 at the Umpqua Post Home located at 117 S. Kane St.. Rosehurg. Oregon. The Building Committee reserves the right to re ject anv or all bids. Contractors may contact the following George Caskey, Chairman Bruce Mellis, Secretary. Fire Neighbor's Roof In Order To Get Sleep LOS ANGELES (.T John G. Murray works as a pool attend ant at the children's hospital from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. That means he sleeps days or tries to. His landlady, Mildred Hodson, who lives in tne other halt of a duplex, has a piano. Murrav has found that Morpheus and Orpheus don't collaborate. So he took some sleeping tablets home from the hospital, to give Morpheus a break. , When they didn't work, Murray told police later, he tried kero sene poured it on the roof and touched a match to it. "1 was going to burn the house down, and the piano too," the officers quoted him. The fire department arrived too quickly for his plan to succeed. Police booked him on suspicion of attempted arson, after detour ing by an emergency 'hospital to get the pills pumped out. Walks To Philadelphia For Sheep Herding JoL PHILADELPHIA (PI A 38-year-old shepherd and his dog walked 2,900 miles from Seattle. Wash., to Philadelphia looking for work. Andrew Boehm arrived at a fire house last night with his dog, Shep. The Shepherd, who said he rad worn out eight pairs of socks and three pairs of shoes in his cross country hike, was crestfallen to learn there are few calls. (or sheep herders in the Philadelphia area. Boehm said he had hoped to find a job here so that he could cam money for a trip to Germany to visit his mother. Despite the pes simitic report of job openings, he said he will make an effort to locate work. Baptist Missionaries Safe In Quake Region PORTLAND i Three Port land missionary couples are i n Assam, India, center of the recent earthquake, and the Orejon Bap tist Stale convention office r e ceived word today they were un harmed. They are Dr. and Mrs. Frank fuirv. the Rev. and Mrs. Max Chance, and the Rev. and M r s. Howard Houston. The Rev. Mr. Houston was asso ciate pastor of Calvary Baptist church at Salem before going to India. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Houston, Oregon City. The convention office reported none of its 47 missionaries in India was injured by the quake but that property damage was high. OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams lf TAKE THAT -V DOM'T TALK. ( SOU CAKI'T WlM " A OTHEK ONE ALOKJGX A-9 IF THE.Se V WATCH--I'LL SAV. ntA WES-WHILE ) WERE JUST J I BETTER HELP r S WE TKY TO KETCH A COUPLE A, VOLV AM' THAT'LL H AM' TIE UP A OF MARK'S MAK.E HIM MAC? -J)V FEW MORE I I LITTLE LAMBS-- TOO.' J k V-V. WILP J V VCUrOslOW ) X IS .''ifjuvv r-GV s. vTv) WHAT kAAKES MEM SILEMT ; A ft ?V. ',4 " f ' - J ' - 2 iv & V-UrH'l 'NERO' ENTERS THE FORUM The "Emperor Nero" Is carried Into the Forum on a portable throne diirintr the second "Palio" festival of the Roman Tress Association In Italy I6 MttM aMMM faff P I r DEDTU AT tnilTUiUDTnU . . ... .v WS.1XIII " w . . w me vueen Eiiranetn Is moored at the ocean dock In new, Southampton, England, terminal which accommodates Z.OOO passenteri and the trains. PM1laaiaaalaMMaMaMaaaaaai aaaaagaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaia.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaaaa.aa.ai m I ) Mn .el iifrJ ...... '1 if - vn - tS-W I " i , v.-v''V' aaaaaaaaaaaaaajgaBgaajaaaaaaaBaaftaaliaa WfJ.( Aug. 30, 1950 Th Ntwi-Rtvitw, Hoicburg, Ore. 1 Oregon Saves On Making Children Aid Parents PORTLAND (JPl Oregon saved $325,304 in i year because a 1949 law makes children financially responsible for their parents, Loa Howard said. Miss Howard, administrator for the State Public Welfare commit. sic, said $193,247 was collected be. tween July 16. 1949. and July it this year. The monev came from the children of persons on old ag assistance and other welfare rolls. The rest nf IVia savins sha resulted from dropping 431 persons' because their children could sup. Dart them anH from asnvin. 9.4B . n plications on the same ground. some, she said, resisted payment but finally 8erpH rather than a- cept publicity of a court action. In no case, she said, did the com mission nave to go to court. Miss Howard said this was the first report on operation of the law and she added the figures indi cated the law was a good one. The rnmmUcinn cn.nl (IS AAA I sending out 110,000 affidavits to relatives ol persons on welfare rolls, to obtain information on whether the children wurs shi. a contribute to their parents' sup- IAJ1 I. BACK IN BUSINESS Technicians work on plaster casts in the former Berlin State Museum which again Is making copies of famous statues for world's museums and universities. Tax On Transient Logs Upheld By Supreme Court SALEM (;P The slate su preme court ruled Tuesday that Hood river ' county may levy a $8,449 tax on some Washington state log rafts which were mooted temporarily in the Columbia river in that county. The logs. 64 rafts of them, were owned by Stebco Incorporated, a company which hauls its logs down the river from Underwood ana Lyle, Wash., to its mill five miles west of Vancouver, Wash. On Jan. 1, 1947, the annual prop erty assessment date, the logs were temporarily in Hood River county, so the county sheriff slaped oft the lax. The company sued the sheriff. claiming that the county had no right to tax property moving in interstate commerce. Circuit Judge M. W. Wilkinson of Hood River ruled in favor of the company. But Tuesday decision by Justice George Rossman reversed him, and ordered the tax paid. In another case, the supreme court ruled that the state gets the $15,000 estate of Mrs. G. V Crusan Sr., who was killed with rer husband in an automobile ac cident on the Santiam highway near Cascadia. Their bodies were found the day after the accident. Mr. Crusan had a son and daughter, who claimed that Mrs. Cruson died first, and that they thus were entitled to the estates of both their father and Mrs. Crusan. But the state sued, claiming Mrs. Crusan's estate because she had no heirs. The Linn county circuit court ruled in favor of the son and daughter, Tuesday's decision by Justice Rossman reversed the lower court. It held that tinder a 1947 law, both are presumed to have died at the same time, and that each estate is separate. The decision thus gives Mrs Crusan's estate to the state, and Mr. Crusan's to the heirs. Ordeal In Lake Tragedy Draws Angler's Pledge TOLEDO, O. ' UP) The next time Thomas Navarre of Toledo goes fishing he'll choose a bab bling brook. Here's why: His fishing boat overturned Sun day, and a companion, Harold P. Mcidt, 50, Toledo, died in Lake Eric. Eor 20 hours Navarre fought to keep alive. He beat off sharp-billed sen gulls as the cold water numbed his arms. Then artillery from the Erie ordnance depot firing range opened up with practice shots, and shells fell in the water near the 33-year-old Toledo man. Finally two fishermen picked up Navarre about seven miles oil shore from the ordnance depot, near Port Clinton, O. Navarre, a truck driver, told his rescuers: "ft was a terrible experience. They'll never get me out on that lake again." Sugar Pine grows in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California and in southern Oregon at eleva tions of from 3000 to 7000 feet. TWO SISTERS SLAIN SYDNEY, Australia (rP) Two young sisters were slain last night or early this morning while walking near their home at the settlement of Tourkley, 50 miles north of here. The girls were Grace, 18, and Kuthloe, 11, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. Holmes. Their bodies were found face down in a swamp near me settlement, ineir laces and heads battered. Sugar Pine cones hang from the extreme tips of upper branches like ornaments on a Christmas tree. With the entry of Newfoundland into confederation, Canada became the main fish producing country in the world in terms of dollar value. Fiery, Smarting Itch of Common Skin Rashes Don't Httnrl Mich tor merit mint her hour) Jimt smooth Rtiinol Ointment on yc-tir irntatfd akin at onct. See how quickly it mfdicHv proven irnrfrlirnt in lan elin bring blltaful, long-lasting relief. ITCH Scabieai la h!iniy con tan to us and will eon- tor life if not topped Ita sola came Is the Itch mite, which m immum to ordinary treatment F.XSORA kills the Itch-mite a I. dost tnatantly Onlv three day' RXSORA treatment la required. Mall ordera tven prnmot attention, free" Mayer Drugs, Keaebnra PLOW WITH CARE Something new hai been added to the CARE package. It's the plow pictured above, being examined by Murray E. Lincoln, ncht. prevrient of the Cooperative League of the U. S. 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