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Tm HARI.EY DAVIDSON motorcycle.
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OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
NO RED TAPE
ROSE MOTOR CO.
LANE & ROSE STREETS
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CHXVIOLCT, 8U1CK. rONTlAC,
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Instruction 29
WILL TAKE A TEW puplli lor !nmjc
tinn In water color. Amy Robinson,
ph. 1434-R.
Personal 30
ALCOHUULl ANONYMOUS. P O. 0
Notices 31
NO TRESPASSING on tha Kohlhag.n
''Fifty Fiv" Ranch. Chrmtcnwn
Rroii , and Edward G. Kohlhasen.
NO TRESSPASSING on my property
ant of Wilbur. Bernard Grubbe.
Meeting Of District
Masons Set At Glendale
A meeting of District 10, eom-
firising all Masonic lodges of Doug
as cuiinly except Gardiner, hat
been called by Worth Harvey,
Eugene, most worshipful grand
master of Masons of Oregon, at
Glendale for Thursday at 8 p.m
Azalea lodge 119 will be the host.
A dinner meeting for masters,
wardens and secretaries of the
district with grand officers will be
held at 6 p.m.' preceding the dist
rict session.
Several members of the official
family of Masons will be present.
Among them will be Harry D.
Proudfoot, most worshipful grand
secretary; Leroy Hiatt, Roseburg,
worshipful grand pursuivant, and
Henry Beckley, right worshipful
district deputy grand master of
District 10.
LOVES EASY RELIEF ,
FROM CONSTIPATION!
"Till recently I had to depend on un
pleasant medicines for constipation.
Never thought I would solve this
problem. Then started eating toaatv
ALL-B KAN. So etlec- r
live!" Mrs. E. Kaup
man, Clinton, N. J.,
Boi 393. Just one of
many uneolicited letters
rom ALL-BRAS
lurrs. This may be your
answer to constipation
due to lack of dietary bulk. Simply
eat an ounce of crispy Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of
water. If not completely satisfied after
10 davs, send empty carton to
Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. Get
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACKI
IN TIIR l HC t IT COURT Or THE
state or oxr.Gos torn thb
CO I' NT or noi'CLAS
- SI MMON
HARRY L. HARRIS and CECEUA
R HARRIS, htuband and wift,
flatniiffa,
V.
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
GKOHGE BENNETT, altu known
UtOKl.E W. BENNETT. Drd;
nd. alio. ALL OTHER PfcRSONS
or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title. estate,
lien or interest in the
RfcAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN
THE COMPLAINT HEKE1N.
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OP
OREGON. You and earn of you arc
hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of plaintiffs filed again,
you" in ih above coin led court and
mum on or before four 4 weeka
from the lllth day at September, IBM)
that bcinc the date of the first pubh
Vation of this summons, and If you
fail to so appear and answer satd com
plaint plaintifls, lor want thereof, will
apply to the court for the, dehef de
manded in said complaint, a succinct
statement of which u as follows: That
it be decreed that plaintiffs at- the
owner in fee and entitled to the poa
aesaion of the following described real
pioperty in Douf.Ua, County. Oregon,
to-wit;
Lot 10, 11, is of LONDON and
WHEELERS ADDITION t tne
City of RO&EBURG. Dougia
County, Uregnn; ALSO, beginning
at the Northwest corner ol Craigs
ADDITION to the City of Hosburg,
- Oregon, and running therein along
the North Boundary of said Addi
tion 133 feet South fcl East to the
Northeast corner of said Addition,
thence North a?' East 104 feet to
the South line of the lands sold by
Aaron Hose to David Bushey deed
for which is recorded In Volume 4
at page At9 Deed Records of Doug
las County, Oregon, thence on
aid South lm South 3 30' West to
the center of Deer Creek; thence
down the center of Deer Creek to
the intersection with the extension of
the Eat line of Main Street, thence
long said East line of Main
Street South 27' Wast 30 feet to the
place of beginning. All in the City
of ROSEBURG, Douglas, County,
Oregon.
and that the right of possession and
utle 'a said premises be forever
quieted In plaintiffs, subject to a
mortgage executed by plaintiffs herein
to Milarea M Sinclair, dated August
M, 1W3U. recorded August 31. IBM), in
Volume M of the Mortgage Records of
Douglas County, Oregon, Kecorder's No.
1 lWOfl given to secure the payment of
the sum of U.UUO.UG. together with in
terest theron: and that it be decreed
that any claim of the defendants, or
any of them, tn or to said premises,
or any part thereof, is without founda
tion In law or in equity and that plain
tiffs are the owners in fee of said
prem:es, and the whole thereof, free
from any and all right, tnte. estate,
lien or interest of said defendants, or
any of litem, of any kind or nature
whatsoever and that the defendants and
an person claiming by, through or
under them, or any of them, be forever
enjoined and restrained from asserting
any right, title; estate, lien or interest
in or In said premises or any part
thereof; and for such other and further
relief as to the court shall appear
equitable.
Y THEY'RE A ( OH, A ,
T&rA LITTLE 6REEM ) ( HORSE L
&?$ VET SA FLIES. , ...
M WHAT'S MAKING Ml GUESS.' J '
TFfj THAT HORSE J ,-
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LEGAL
This summons ta served upor
week for foui
K.. va a, hum vim run WfiK lor OU
i- sucrexsive weeks in the Rose bur a
News-Review, a newspaper of general
circulation, provided by statute, pub
lished and Issued in Roseburg. Douglas
County, Oregon, by order of the Htm-
orsoie tan C, Wimbi
above entitled court.
oay or septemner. 1950
YATES, MURPHY & CARLSON
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Umpqua Savings 4c Loan Building
Roseburg, Oregon
Russia Ready To
Quit South Korea,
Washington Yiew
By JOHN M. HIGHT0WER
WASHINGTON I.T) Russia
apparently is preparing to write
Dff the crumbling Communist cam
paign in South Korea as an incident
of no importance.
That is the view of the best
informed American officials. Thev
say the Soviet position is not com
pletely nrm yet but is clearly tin-
ping toward acceptance of the Red
setback in that area.
But the Russian attitude toward
Northern Korea may be dramatic
ally different. There is a strong,
belief here that the Soviet forces
or possibly Chinese Communist
troops may occupy the countrv
north of the 38th parallel for the
express purpose of keeping peace
but actually to prevent United Na
tions forces from gettiiv? close to
Russian security areas like Vladi
vostok and the Manchurian border.
Ever since the United Nations
landings near Seoul there has been,
in the opinion of State department
experts, a gradual change in Rus
sian propaganda on the Korean
war. It gets less time on the Mos
cow radio. It is given a more mod
erate nandting.
in the last few days, for example,
the Russians mildly commented
that the landings were a sign of
weakness in an effort to save face
on the part of the United States.
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishin-
sky made a speech in the U. N.
general assembly last week which
officials here regard as having
been less viciously hostile toward
the United States than other re
cent Russian speeches.
The rare, or noble, cases are
the elements helium, neon, argon.
krypton, zenon and radon, all of
which are chemically inert.
WARRANTS DRAWN FOR
THE MONTH OF AUGUST 1950
The following Warrants drawn
for express, Gas, Oil, lumber, St
Supplies; Rsbg. Book Store $31.13;
A. J. Mathews S3 00; J. C. Comp-
ton Co. $490.05; Baliou 4 Wright
$13.62; Blaier Mach. Co. $398.22;
Bearing Supply $1 76; J. E. Ilasel
tine Co. $278.72; Elliott Sales $7.72;
Dawe Engineering $2 63; Hallidie
.Mach. Co. $137.00; Motor Supply
$126.93; Myers Oil $114.60; Riddle
lldw. $4.98; Reedsport Auto Parts
$3.05; Roots & Schetky $75.72;
Stearns Hdw. $1100; Tri-City Redy
Mix Concrete $24.00; Umpqua Val
ley Hdw. $3.51; Wharton Bros.
$4 80; City of Reedsport $3.00; S.
M. Crites $905.65; Columbia Equip.
Co. $1017.39; Howard Cooper Corp.
$2488.20; Pierce Auto Freight
$4.09-9.04-69.47; B. B. Irving $16.40;
Fire Equip. Co. $9.25; Hansen Mo
tor $105.06; Jovin Brake Supply
$11.88; Newman's Mach. Wks.
$1.68; Thompson-Epperhardt $5.90;
J. D. Walling $350.00; Denn-Ger-retsen
$922.46; Farm Bureau Coop
$174.26; Stearns Hdw. $176.42 :Sun
Printing $49.60; Texas Co. $67.55;
Tire Service Co. $62.70; Walt's Ra
diator Service $16.50; Woodbury
Co. $36 86; Sig Fett $177.60; Inter
state Tractor $184 27; Roberts
Bros. Shell $7.10; Wolbert Weld Si
Mach. Wks $7.58; Northwest In
dustrial Laundry $8.14; Shell Oil
Co. $4467.54; Thomas & Beckley
$4700.00; Postage $12.00; Carter
Tire $678 36; Industrial Supply
$376.24; Rshf, Pharmacy $1.00;
Myrtle Creek Weld St Mach. Wks.
$1.50; Pacific Highway Garage
$8.00: Si Dillard Motors $687.84;
Nordling Parts $604.14: Orchard
Auto Parts $70.81; Specialized
Parts $806 82; Rsbg. Sand &
Gravel $237.26; Whipple Logging
$523.00; City of Canynnville $3 00;
P St B Towing $30.60; Douglas Sup
ply $215.32; Electric Steel Foundry
$107.07; P. L. Cropks Co. $239.47;
So. Pacfic Co. $57.82; Gardiner
Service Station $24 00; Roy O.
Young $15 60; Standard Oil
$5038.58; Peter M St Gladys Adams
$350.00: Perry. Marjorie, Bill Dy
sert $602.85; C. J. St Ruth Sether
$722.60: Reedsport Lbr. $574.13;
Botts Garage $11.80; Selle St. Dick
Shop $351.37; Joelson Lbr. $2908.40;
Reedsport Logging Supply $395.70;
Calif. Factors $641.85; Reedsport
Mach. Wks. $6.77; Don Baldridge
$2.90; Rsbg. Paving $201133; Rsbg.
Lumber $119.75; Fred H. & Flor
ence Coggswell 1 .00; C. 0. P. Co.
$67.62; Shell Oil $13.33: Union Oil
$351 .37; Consolidated Freightwavf
$20.62; P. M. Lee $15.00; Umpqua
River Navigation $816 00; Sec'y of
State $2.00; Antonsen Painting
$7500 00; Rsbg. Sand St Gravel
$2531.49; G. V. Wimberly $10 00:
Geo. Dimmick $10 00; Rsbg. Feed
St Seed $30.00; Rsb?. Lbr. Co.
$878.88; Railway Express $19 51;
Lulu A: Harrv Lindsey $10.00; Tom
I.illebo $1336.38: Zumwalt & Wil-
'liams $70.00; Central Lincoln PUD
Skip Alexander Still
In Grave Condition
EVANSVTLI.E, Ind. (TP) Skip
Alexander, well-known professional
golfer, who was hurt in a plane
crash here Sunday night, remained
in "quite serious" condition today.
Only his wife and her father, W.
T. Reade, of Dallas, Tex., are
being admitted to his hospital
room.
Alexander, 32. of Ixington, N.
C, suffered a broken left leg and
burns on the hands, arms and
face.
Three Sioux Falls, S. D., civil
air patrol officers were killed in
the plane crash.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
PLANK-SANDERS Fun da
Plank and Neva B. Sanders, both
of Roseburg.
STEVENSON - STEVENSON
Henry Eugene Stevenson and Mar
jorie June Stevenson, both of Rose
burg. STAGGS HYATT Floyd Staggs
and Velma Ruth Hyatt, both of
Canyonville.
New York State has more than
20,000 producing oil wells.
$8 49: Bob's Repair Shop $1.00: 101
Service $1.25; Reedsport Auto
Parts $8 35: Joe Bookshnis $165.03;
Ore Nev-Calif. Fast Freight $2.65;
Beckley St Thomas, $323.85: Pac.
Tel St Tel $81.05; So. Pacific Co.
$282.22; Firestone Stores $372 71;
Rsbg. Book Store $19.31; CO P.
Co. $1.00; City of Reedsport $3.00;
Coen Supply $30.82; Industrial
Electric $26 03; J. E. Haseltine Co.
$312.28; Orchard Auto Parts $16.94;
Reedsport lagging Supply $909.28;
Loggers St Contractors Mach.
$207.86: Rsbg. Glass $21.93: Lock
wood Motors $65.37; G. W. Mel
ville $1.04; Umpqua Mach. Wks.
$2.00; Umpqua Tractor $14.30;
Olympia Supply $5.09; Bureau of
Labor $4.00; Mary L St Norman
McKeel $100 00; Reedsport Auto
Court $200.00-160 00; Gardiner
Service Cabins $24.00 - 24.00; Pa
CIFIC Courts $24.00; Patrolmen St
crew Travel Expense $1002.25; T0-TAI-S
O.P.S. $402.50; S. Tax
$398 95; F. Tax $2779.60; S. Pen
sion $1806.83; S.I..AC. $740.15.
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U PrtONE 97
Mechanic Help .
Needed To Aid
Korean Airlift
McCHORD AIR FORCE BASE
WASH. Airplane and engine me
chanics are urgently needed at
McChord Air Force Base near
Tacoma, Wash., if the Korean air
lift is to continue to supply the
critical needs of United Nations
forces in the Far East.
Colonel T. Alan Bennetf. com
manding officer at McChord, made
that statment here in his latest
appeal for civilian employees
trained in any phase of aircraft
maintenance.
"The success of United Nations
forces fighting in Korea depends
to a large extent on the Korean
airlift." Colonel Bennett said, "and
the success of the airlift depends
on aircraft mechanics. The need is
so urgent that failure to obtain
the needed mechanics could
iously impair the operation of the
lilt, causing too little to arrive
too late at the Korean battle front.
Indefinite civil service appoint
ments await accepted applicants
entitling them to all the usual gov
ernment benefits. Employees work
a six-day week with time-and-a-half
for work over 40 hours per
week, as well as 10 to 15 percent
extra compensation for night work
Persons qualified in any phase of
aircrau maintenance are urged to
contact the civilian personnel of-
nce at McChord AFB or their
nearest state employment office.
LAZY LOS! II
CONCORD, N. H.-i.-P) - George
D. Ferry submitted to the secre
tary of state the following required
report on his expenses is a he-
publican candidate for state representative:
Postage IS cents for five letters.
No travel, either by foot or by
car. I expect a person so tight
and lazy ought to lose his election.
p. s. 1 OKI.
Tuet., Sept. 26, 1930 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. If
Neuner Rules Against
2-Job Holding In Douglas
A man can't hold the jobs of
deputy sheriff and deputy coroner
because the state constitution for
bids it. Attorney General George
Neuner ruled today.
The opinion was for District At
torney Robert 0. Davit of Douglas
county.
Davit laid he had asked the
opinion when Coroner Harry - C.
Stearnt sought to appoint Deputy
Sheriff Ira Byrd to serve also at
deputy coroner. Byrd was to
have served as deputy coroner
without additional compensation.
The attorney general's ruling, how.
ever, held the situation the. same,
whether or not additional pay was
accepted.
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of winter driving is to bring it in for
our complete, bumper-to-bumper
"Vt'inter-iiing" service.
We'll change the oil to a winter
grade, of course. And we'll acid ami
free?e after cleaning out the cooling
tystem. But we'll do much more.
We'll go over the entire entjine to
make sure it's running right. We'll lu
bricate the entire running gear with
correct grade of lubricants ind check
the brakes ind springs. And we'll be
on the lookout for things that might
cause trouble later on.
For the best "Winter-iiing job In
town, bring your truck here I
P. S. We have t complete lint of
International -approved winter acces
sories, too.
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