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Notices 31
NO TRESPASSING on the Kohl hn sea
'rifty rive" Ranch. Christenaoft
Bros.. and Kdward G Knhlhagen.
NO HUNTING OR treTpassing on my
property. J C Livingston, Gl 1 d ,
Oregon.
NO"HUNtWGR"ESPASSlnT'onrny
property F. Baragar and Son, north
nf Cloverdale to Newton Creek Road.
NO HUNTING or trspasslng on any
land owned or rented in the Clark's
Branch and Myrtle Creek area
W A Rlaekert
Fred MeCormack
Xuth Maris
Al Stephena
Ch Browning
Ch Hurd
Carl Glanvtlle
G-ne Fentax
Viola Jennings
Frank Oden
' NO TRESP A SS ING ON MY property
C O Burgnyn.Blrldle.
NO HUNTING on the Burnett Ranch".
Round Prairie or Roberta Hill. Geo
Burnett.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my
place at Fali Creek C J Hodge
NO HUNTING or trepaing on m
property at Wilbur. George W. ShSrt
NO HUNTING or trespassing. C G.
Gitbreath it Son. Glide
NO TRESPASSING on my place east
of town Fred Stone.
NO HUNTING or trwpasstngon mir
property in Roberta Mountain Road
or Glengary District MERLE M DOER-
INGKARL DOER ING
NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING Phil
S trader. Glide
NO TRESSPASSING on Gerald Bs con
endCal Henry property at Umpqua
NO irUNTING "or trspa1ng on any
ranrh at Green A. A. Tlrton
NO TRESPASSING ON OUR-RANCHES
during hunting eeaon. We are not
In Accord with The Game Com-
mjaaion Don and T E Ollivant
NO HUNTING or tre a s wYng on f he
John H Robtnson Ranch at Glide.
Noticis 31
NO HUNTINO or treapaaalnc M our
property. Kruse Bros
MO HUNTINO or troapaaal nf on th
ume . av v nanue.
H aw prvpirv ninnin a
Daa Creek cul-orf road, and extend
ing 4, milea All violator will be
NO HUNTING OS TRESPASSING on
piuri7. a v. rerrin. uaaiano,
Oregon. Also known ae Wheeler Hilla.
NO HUNTING OB treepaestng on Rob
rU Creefc Ranch. Ray auch.
NO HUNTINO OR traa passing. IfeBur-
1 Miiae, u re con.
NO HUNTINGDON CULVER "ranch. Ar-
him om maoe tor violation, a.
A Bellows, owner.
NO TRESPASSING on the Shambrook
farm at Umpqua, Oregon. 1. R. Mode.
Ploaala aV Virden,
LEGAL
NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLIMKNT
NOTICE IS GIVEN that the under
tig had administrator of the estate of
Martha Z. Good, deceased, has Med
hu final account In the County Court
of the Si la of Oregon for Douilat
Crumy and said Court has appointed
Tuesday. November T, IBM. at 10:iK
o clock tn the forenoon In the Count v
Court Room in the Court House in
Rnseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, aa
the time and place for hearing ob
jections to said account.
C. W FFRBER. Administrator
of the Estate of Martha Z. Good.
Deceased.
I' MM OK ft
IN THE CIKrt IT fOI'IT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COL'KTF OF DOUGLAS
Clayton Jonn Mill and Catherine
r in lei Mill, husband and wile.
Plaintiff
vs.
The Unknown Heirs of A. T. Vutga
more, also known as Arthur T. Vul-
I a mora, deceased, and the Unknown
leirs of Anna Vulgamore. d -reaped:
and. also. All other persons
or parties unknown claiming anv
right, title, estate. Hen or interest
in the real ant ate described in the
complaint herein.
- Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON
You and each of nu are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint of plaintiffs filed against vou
tn the above ami lied court and cause
nit or before four 4j weeks from the
7th day of October, 19.W. that being
the date of the first publication of this
summons, and If you fall to so appear
and answer said complaint plaintiffs
for want thereof, will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In aaid com
tlaint, a succinct statement nf which
as follows: That it be decreed that
plaintiffs are the owners In fee and
entitled tn the possession of the follow
ing described real property 1 Douglas
County. Oregon, to-wtt:
Lote numbered in. 14. IS. In Block
1. DeVore s Addition to the Town
of Yonralla. Oreion. according to
the duly tiled plat thereof, contain
ing l's acres, more or less, save
and except a atrip of land about
20 feet wide, along the East line
of above described land which is
deeded to Douglas County for use of
public highway. Also: Beginning at
a point on the Westerly line of Lot
in. g rods North of (ha Southwest
corner of Lot 18. Block 1. of De
Vnre a Addition to the Town of Yon
ralla. Oregon running thence Eat
1S rod, thence South 18 rods to
the Southerly line of said Lot It):
thence East along said Southerly
line to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 18. thence North to the North
east corner of atd Lot 18. thence
West to the Northwest comer of
saio uti m. tnence South to the j
and that the right of poesalon and
title to said premises be forever ouleled
in plaintiffs, subject to a mortgage
executed by Robert Lee McNeill and
Lela Deane MrNrill. husband and wife,
to The Umpoua Savin and Ixan
Ansorlation in the amount of rt.ooo on.
dated April 9. 1047. and recorded
November in. 1947. In Volume 75. Pace
177. of the Mortgage Record of Doug
las Countv, Oregon: and that It be
decreed that anv claim of the de
fendants, or anv of them. In or to said
premises, or anv part thereof, h with
out foundation in law or In eaultv and
that plaintiffs are the ov.nera In fee
ot said premises, and ihe whole thereof,
fiee from any and all right, title, es
tate, lien or Interest of said defend
ants, or any of them, of anv kind
or nature whatsoever and that the
defendants and all persona clalminr
by. through or Under them, or any of
them, be forever enjoined and re
strained from assertlny any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest in or tn aaid
premises or any part thereof: and for
such other and further relief aa to
the court shall appear eoui table.
This summons Is served upon vmi
by publication once each week or
ffiir i- sucr-sslve weeks In the Roe
burg News-Review, a newiDaner of
general circulation, as provided hv
statute, published and lesued in Roe
burg. Douflas County. Oregon, bv order
nf the Honorable Wtlllsm r. rt
Judge of the above entitled court, made
me .Mn aay or oc toner, ivi
YATES. MURPHY A- CARLSON
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Umpqua Savings it Loan Building.
Ro.ieburg, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All parsons having claims against he
estate of P. F Cooper, Deceased, now
pending In the Cauntv Court of Doui
las County. Oregon, are hereby notified
lo prevent the same, verified a
required by law. to the undersiined at
the oltice of Gedds A Felker. Attor
neys. Roseburg. Oregon, within alx
months Irom the dale hereof.
Dated and first published this 7th dav
of Oct , I9.W
GEORGE V. COOPER
Administrator of the Estate of
P. E. Cooper, Deceased
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed gdmlnn
trrtrlx with the will annexed of the
estate nf William H. Strang, deceased.
All persons having claims imml the
said estate are notified to present the
same verified as required by law to the
undersigned at Room 8. Uniled States
National Bsnk Building in Roseburg
uregon. witnin six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated thi 7th day or October 19S0.
EMMA LEAH WINNIFORD
Administratrix with the will an
nexed of the F.nate of William
H. Strang. Deceased
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY COURT Or THE
STATE OF o nec; on rm rv-ii
COUNTY
in ire Matter or the Eilata of
r.uwim e HTILLWEI.L, som-llmes
WELL n! C",d EDW,N STILL
and E K STILL WELL, Deceased.
OREN JONBS.
Plaintiff.
vs.
WILSON JONES. CLIFFORD JONES.
wina inw.MA Bl' KL.E, MRS
MARY DOT. AN, MISS LOTTIE
AASFN. RUSSELL HILL. EMMA B1
SHOFF. G A C0LVIN. NORA PRE
WETT. ETTIE SHUI.L. MAGGIE
ARMSTRONG. ROBERT MORRIS
CORDELIA CONRADI. W D STILL
WELL. BERTHA FOUNTS. MRS
GABE HIIX. E R. STILL WELL; COR
DELIA ROMAN! and W R. COLVIN.
and all persons unnamed or unknown
having or claiming anv Interest in
this estate as heirs or distributee.
TO- WILSON JONES CLIFFORD
JOVES MRS THOMAS BUCKLE
MRS MARY DOLAN. MISS LOTTIE
AASFN. RUSSELL HILL. EMMA Rl
SWOFF. G A COI VIN. NOR. PRE
WFTT. FTTIE SKULL. MAGGIE
ARMSTRONG. ROBERT MORRIS
CORDELIA CONRADI. W D STILL
WELT.. BERTH A FOUNES. MRS.
GABE HILL. E R STILLWF.LL
CORDELIA ROMAN1 and W B COL
VIN. and all persons unnamed or un
known having or claiming anv inter
est In thia estate aa heirs or dis
tributees' IN THE NAME OF THE ST ATT
OF OREGON you are herehv cited to
appear oeiore ine aonve emitter court
In the above entitled cause In the Court
house In th City of Roseburg. Douglas
Countv. Oreron, on th 20th dav of
November. IMo. at in on in U fore
noon to show cause. If anv extta. why
an order of the above entitled court
hotild not be entered acertalnnf and
declaring the rights of all person, to the
above entitled etate and all Interests
therein to be a alled In the etimn
of Oren Jones, plaintiff herein, and that
dt'tr'hutlnn be made to ihe heirs as at
out in said retmnn In accordance with
their respective shares as therein al
let'd WITNESS The Honorable f. N Bu.
sen hark. Judge of the above entitled
rmirt with the seal nf ed court affixed
IM 30th dav of September, 1M0
,8 D N B srNBARk
County Judge
ATTEST ,S Riy Agee H
Victoria L Ploas, Deputy
County Clerk
LEGAL
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLIMSNT
Notice t hereby given that th un
dersigned, administrator with the will
annexed, ot ine aetata or i nomas n
Green, deceased, has filed with the
County Court of Douglas Countv. Ore
gon, his final account as auch adminis
trator and the Court has fixed Mon
day. November 19M. at the hour of
lo o'clock 1m the forenoon In the County
Courtroom In the Court House at
Rose burg, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections. If anv. to said
final account and for the sat lie ment of
aaid estate
AUSTIN C GREEN
Administrator with the will an
nexed of the Eute of Thomas
B. Green, Deceased.
NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT , OF THE
THE STATE Op OBEGON FOB
THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
IN THE MATTER OF
Th estate of Thomas 3. Maupln,
decease.
Nitlce is heiebr given that AVERY
W THOMPSON, has been a pointed ad
minis t rater of the above entitled aetata,
and all persons having claims against
the estate may present them with
proper vouchers within aix months from
the data of thla notice to the said ad
minUtrator at his office at 20.1 Doug
las County State Bank Building. Boaa
burg, Douglas County, Orreon ,
Dated this 7th dav of October. 1940.
AVERY W THOMPSON
Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persona having claims against
the l of Margaret Lilly Devlin,
deceased, no pending In the Country
Court of the Stale of Oregon for Doug
las County, hereby are notified to pre
sent tha same as required by law,
to the undersigned, at the offices of
Geddea and Felker, Attorneys at Law.
Roseburg. Oregon, within six anon tha
from the date heraof
Dated and first published thla 301n
day of Scpl
J HAROLD NICHOU
Executor or the Last Will and
Testament of Margaret Lilly
Devlin, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice ta hereby given that the un
derimed, administrator of the estate
ol Mary C Welsh, deceased, has filed
with the County Court of Douglas
County. Oregon, his final account as
surh administrator and the Court has
fixed Monday. November 8, 19SO. at the
hour of lo o'clock in the forenoon In
the County Courtroom In the Court
House al Roseburg. Oregon, as Ihe
time and place for hearing objections.
If any. to said final account and for
the settlement nf said estate.
G V WIMBBBLY
Administrator. Estate of Mary
C. Welsh. Deceased
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS .
All persons having elalma against
the Estate of William Blrchett Roberts,
deceased, now pending In the Countv
Court of Douglas Countv, Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
uarifiirf ronulretd bv law. to the un
dersiined at the Offices of DAVIS
WALTON BILHMUNU. aia u. at.
Notional Rank Building. Roseburg. Ore.
mn. within six 8 months from tha
30th day of Seotember, 1930.
LULU POST
Administratrix of the Estate of
William Brie hat t Roberta, de
ceased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE Is hereby given thai Tues
day, the 31st day of October. 1950, at
the hour of 10 00 o'clock AM. in tha
County Court Room In the Court House,
Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon,
have been fixed as the time and plara
for hearing objections. If anv. to the
final account filed by the undersigned
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
MARY A ELSON. Administra
trix of the estate of Martha L.
Coenenberg, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Tuesday the 10th day of October. IBM
at 10 o'clock a m in the County Court
room in the Court House in Roseburg.
Douglas County, Oregon, has been fixed
as the time and place for hearing
objections, if any there be. to the final
account filed by the undersigned in
the County Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas County, and for tha settle
ment thereof.
J. V. LONG
Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Anna L. Hutchin
son, deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that Monday,
the 27th day of October, 19.10, at the
hour of 10 00 o'clock A M. In the County
Court Room In the Court House. Rose
burg. Douglas County, Oregon, has been
fixed as the time and place for hearing
objections. If any, to the final arcount
filed by the undersigned In the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Doug
las County.
L1LLIE VAN HORN,
Executrix of the Last Will and
Tulnnent nf W n Van Horn.
also known as Wtlburn DoraonJ
Van Horn, Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE
OF BE AL FROFEBTY
Notice Is hereby given that tha un
dersigned executirx of the La it Will
and Testament or Mary A. Thompson,
deceased, being authorised by an or
der of the County Court of the Slate
of Oregon for Douglas Countv ao to
do. will from and after Tuesday, the
11 day of October. 1950. offer at
private sale for rash in hand, subject
to confirmation by the above named
rnurt. the following parcels of real
property situate in Douglaa County,
Oregon, to-wlt:
Parcel A Lots I and S In Block
2 in WWes Addition to the Town
of Yoncalla in Douglas County. Ore
gon, as the same appears on the
official plat or said addition of rec
ord and on file in the office of
the County Clerk In Douglas County,
Oregon.
ALSO:
Parcel B The Donation Land Claim
of Thoma Pollock in Section 22. 2-1.
28 and 27 in T 23 S Range S W of
the Willametto Meridian Oregon
containing 320 acres as the same
appears on the official plat of the
aiir-ey thereof: also the following
piece of land to-wit: Beginning at
the N E Corner of the Donation
Land Claim of said Thomas Pol
lock said N E Comer being in
Section 23T23S, RSW WM.
running thence Fast SO rods, thence
South SO rods, thenre West go rods
and thence north 0 rods to the
place of beginning, containing M
arret, the two tracts above de
erribed containing the Ihe aggre
gate 3M acres, situated In Douglas
County. Oregon
Offers for said real property should
he made In writing to the undersigned
at her address given below.
DATED Seotember 23. 1930.
EFFIE A. HOWARD
Executrix of tha Last WW and
Testament of Mary A. Thomp
son, deceased.
R F D 1
Yoncalla. Oregon
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed have been by Ihe County Court
of the State of Oregon for Douglaa
County appointed Joint executors nf the
Last Will and Testament of Jennie
S Lasswell, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against her estate are noti
fied to present the same verified as
required by law to the undersigned
executors St the office of Avery L. Lass
well in Yoncalla. Douglas County. Ore
gon, within jix months from the date
of this notice
DATED September 21. 1930.
SIDNEY S. LASSWELL
AVERY L LASSWELL
Executors of Ihe Last Will
and Testament of Jennie S.
Lasswell, deccaaedri
NOTICE TO (EDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the undersigned by Order of the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Doug
las County has been appointed admin
istrator ot ihe Estate of Mary A.
Young. Deceased
All persons having claims sgalnst
the ett;e of Mary A. Young, deceased,
are hereby notified to present the same,
verified as required by law. to the
undersigned at the law offirea of
Tnomas t, Henriei, suite U4 Carter
Building. Roseburg. Oregon, within alx
month from the date of 'his notice.
HOWARD A YOUNG. U
Administrator of the 'ta of
ssary A. Young, DeceoB
LEGAL
IN TBI CIRCUIT CO! ST OP TBS
STATE OF OBEOON FOB THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOUGLAS COUNTT
SUMMONS
H A BECK and
CYNTHIA L. BECK,
Plaintiff.
GUY R- WHITE. BT AL,
Defendanta.
TO: GUY R WHITE: CLYDE B.
WHITE: MABEL WHITE SHINN; W.
C. MrBRlDE, aomaUmea known aa
CLYDE MrBRIDE and aometimee
known as WILLIAM McBRIDE: ORRIS
C McBRIDE: ROBERT G. McBRIDE.
JAMES F. McBRIDE; and MARY SUE
McBRIDE:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you hereby are required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled court
and cause, on or before ihe expiration
of the four weeks from the data of
first publication of this summons, and
If you fail so to appear and answer
said complaint, for want thereof plain
tiffs will apply io tha above entitled
court for the relief prayed for In their
complaint, to-wit: That the defendanta,
and each of them, be required to eat
forth the naiuro of their several claims,
II any they anay have or aaaert
against the follow ing described prop
erty, to-wtt:
East Half of the Northwest Quar
ter of Section Thirty-two, Town
ship Twenty-nine, South of Range
Eight West of the Willamette)
Meridian, Douglas County, Oregon:
and that aaid claims be determined
by decree of court; that the court
decree and adjudge that plaintiffs are
ihe owners of aaid real property and
that defendanta, and each of them,
have no estate or Interest, right or
title whatever In or to said property
and that the said defendants, and each
of them, be barred forever, together
with any person or persons claiming
under, by or through them, from assert
ing any claim whatsoever In or to said
premises or any part thereof adverse
to plaintiffs: and for such other relief
ga the court may deem proper.
This summon ia published by order
of The Honorable Carl E. Wimberly.
Judge of the above entitled court, made
and entered in said court on the 21st
day of September, 1950. directing that
this summons bo served by publica
tion thereof onee each week for four
consecutive weeks in the Roseburg
Newa Beview, a newspaper published
and of general circulation in Douglaa
County. Oregon.
Date of first publication: September
,10th. 19M
Date of last publication; October 21th,
19M
PLATT. HENDERSON, CBAM
Si DICKINSON
Attorneys for plaintiffs
lit United Stalee National
Bank Building
Portland 4, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persona having claims against
the estate of James Andrew Gillespie,
deceased, now pending In the County
Court of Douglas County. Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
verified as required by law. to the
undersigned at the offirea ot Geddea
and Felker, Attorneys, Roseburg. Ore
gon, within alK lOi months from the
date hereof
Dated and first published this Slh
day of August. IBM
PAUL H. HELWEO
Executor of the Estate of
James Andrew Gillespie, de
ceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned having bean appointed
bv the County Court or the County of
Douglas, State of Oregon, as the admin
istratrix of the Ei tale of LLOYD J.
BARNES, also known aa L J. Barnes.
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present
them, verified as required by law. within
six ' months after the first publication
of this notice to said administratrix. Ella
K Barnea. at the offices of Yates.
Murphy A Carlson. Attorneys at Law.
Umpqua Savlnga et Loan Building, Rose
burg. Oregon
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED this
18th dav of September. 1930
ELLA K. BARNES. Administratrix
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
Notice Is hereby given that hv order
of the Circuit Court for Douglas Countv.
Oregon, the undersigned was aoDolnted
administrator of lha Estate of Myrtle
E Branson, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are here-
nv noimea to present ine same, veri
fied as by I.ew required, to the under
signed at the Law Offirea of RFRNAU
& WOODftlCH. 219 U. S National Bank
Building. Roseburg. Oregon, within alx
anontha from Oct. 7, 1B.V).
CHARLES S. WOOD RICH
Administrator of the EjUle of
Myrtle E. Branson. Deceased
Vacation Outlook
Has Sportswear
Dealers Guessing
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK () Winter re
sort owners are whistling a cheer
ier tune this yesr than last. In
Florida and Arizona and Califor
nia they report more inquiries and
earlier reservations -than usual.
Travel agents and cruise ship own
ers are saying the ssme.
In the garment district, makers
of women's togs for resort and
cruise wear predict better sales
this year, although prices are likely
to be up from 10 to 20 percent.
Many merchants, however,
aren't convinced and report they
bousht sparingly. But they are
watching sales closely, as tney si-v-sys
regard winter sales nf sports
wear as indicators of style trends
for next summer, and re-order ac
cordingly.
Dress manufacturers ere always
inclined to wishful thinking in their
estimatea of the amount of clothes i
retailers can move from the racks
onto milady's bark. But this year
they have some new arguments.
Factors To Consider 0
More people have more money
for vacations. More people split
vacstions now. Hence there are
more people traipsing around in
winter.
Defense work will mean more
overtime pay, and more women
working. Women buy more clothes
when they work than when they
have to get all their clothes money
fiom their husbands.
Women have been going slow on
buying rlothea because of family
payments on autos, refrigerators
and television sets. In the cold
months ahead, priorities on rrw
materials and curbs on instalment
credit may turn customers from
dursbles to clothing, the dress
makers figure.
Storekeepers in the swankier
shops on upper Fifth avenue doubt
if their higher income customers
will feel the new end higher taxes
enough to change their winter
plans. In the middle and lower in
come brackets higher taxes dry
up extra money quickly. But store
keepers are hoping, anyway, that
growing has, inns activity and over
time pay will make up for the loss
ot money withheld from pay en
velopes for higher taxes.
SONUS AND BRICKBAT
SEATTLE l.Vi The postman
brought two pieces of mail to Eu
gene Bly Paull, a hotel porter.
One contained a two stste bonus
check for his services in World
War II. The other was a summons
bark tn active du y as a lieutenant
(JG) in the naval reserve.
Extension Of Rent
Control Possible,
Bricker Thinks
WASHINGTON (.P Senator
Bricker (R Ohio), a leader of pait
flfhti againit continuing federal
rent control, aaya their extension
ii modified form may be necessary
when Congress returns Nov. Zl.
Hu surprA statement to re
porters contrasted with the view
of Senator Uaybank (D-SC) that
he saw no reason for Congress
to revise the present local-option
rent law at the brief "lame duck"
session after the elections.
. Maybank is chairman of the
senste banking committee, which
handles rent control legislation;
Bricker is a member.
Under present law federal rent
controls will espire on Dec. 31
except in communities which have
voted, either through their local
governing bodies or by popular
referendum, to extend them for
another six months.
The legislation, when it was
passed last June, was regarded
by friend and foe alike "as the
last extension of the federal rent
eeiltnj! first applied during World
WAR 11.
But even before Congress went
on vacation last month, talk of
another extension had cropped up
in the wake of the Korean fighting
military program. i
Chairman Spence (D-KY) of the
house banking committee aaid he
would start hearings on a rent
control measure as soon as Congres
returns. He added that something
would have to be done. Whether
congress would find time to act
in the brief session before Christ
mas was bouhtful.
As Srlcker Views Situation
Bricker aaid new construction
had nearly caught up with housing
needs but that cutbacks in new
home building since the defense
program started rolling may leave
a shortage that will require rent
ceilings.
The determining factors, Bricker
said, will be how deep these cuts
are and the extent to which they
are offset by a reduced demand
for housing because of the entry
of more men into the armed forces.
He ssid that if federsl rent
controls are extended, "there
certainly ought lo be adjustments"
in the ceilings so that returns to
present price levels and the lower
value of the dollar.
"Property owners still are gel
ting returns on a 1941 basis,"
he said.
The present law permits in
creases In ceilings where there
are hardships or inequities; govern
ment officials say many have been
granted.
Maybank. noted (hat communities
which wish to do so csn stay
under federal rent ceilings until
June 30, 1951, and he said the
next Congress, which will convene
Jan. 3, will have ample time to
make adjustments in the present
law if they are needed.
Soviet Imports Chinese
For Uranium Mine Work
BERLIN (at The West Ber
lin newspaper Der Tag, claims
that Russia has imported S00 Chi
nese to mine newly discovered ur
anium deposits In Polish-occupied
lower Silesia.
The newspaper said the uranium
was found in large quantiles In
the Eitenberg area. Soviet troops
guarded the project, it added, and
the Chines were brought in be
cause they could preserve secrecy
better then Polish workers.
Der Ta.1 also asserted that 20.000
Chinese are expected to be settled
in Silesia by the end of the year
as cheap labor for Polish-operated
coal mines and lumber camps.
Official Polish sources in Berlin
denied Der Tag's report of new
Chinese immigration. They said
there has been no recent increase
io th smsll colony of Chinese
merchants and craftsmen who have
lived in Poland for many years.
Mary Garden Will Seek
Singing Talent In U.S.
ABERDEEN, Scotland OP)
Mary Garden has left Scotland
for the United States where she
hopes to prove thst opera singers
come in cycles.
The 72-year-old former prima
donna of the Chtcogo opera will
make a tour of 37 western United
States citiea looking for singers of
promise.
She will recommend them for
stndy in Europe under sholarships
to be awarded by Ihe New York
National Arts foundation.
TINY TIM Timothy Patar Brink.
I man, two months old sen of Ac
trass Jeanne Cram of th films
' nd Paul Brinkmen, poias f
his picture with his mother, and
: finds th occasion nothing to
j b happy about. Th Brinkmans
hav4rtwo othr sons, Michal
Anftnny, 21 months old, and
Paul Frederick, 2' year old.
(AP Wireph.t..)
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'INSPIRATIONAL' NURSE If. Sara Griffin ol Albany. Ga.,
(right) shows PFC William Wright of Martin, Ky a Korean war
casualty, her artificial left leg as she visits him at Bethesda
Naval Hospital in Washington, O.C. Sht lost her lag at Guan
tanamo, Cuba, Navy Base in 1947; he lost his after being wounded
at Taegu, Korea. Lt. Griffin returned to active duty for "in
spirational" service at the amputee center, Oakland, Calif. (A?
Wirephoto.) '
Korea's President Opposes
SEOUL, KOREA jSyngnian
Rhee. the Korean republic'a 75-year-old
president, said he is dis
turbed at suggestions that new
elections be held throughout Korea.
Korea.
Rhee, in an interview, declared
he would not be concerned over
the outcome, but merely over the
legality of such elections.
"The United Nations supervised
the birth c my country." he said.
"Our electiona were observed by
the U. N. at our request and were
found entirely legal and fair."
"We left vacant about 100 sests
in the national assembly until
such time ss the U. N. could
supervise free elections In the
north.
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100 massaer "ictims found in mass grave in Chonju, South Korea. Other graves in th area
held hundreds of South Koraant slain by th retreating North Keraant. (AP Wirephoto vi
radio from Tokyo.)
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New Election Idea
"Now that this time is fasi
approaching, there are suggestions
thst an entirely new government
be set up. What would happen to
the old one? Would there be two
governments, or would one be
abolished, and if so. by whom?
"We have a constitution and want
to be law-abiding. Personally, I
favor a constitutional revision.
Contract Awarded For
Yoncalla Street Job
SALIM iei T h e state
hlehway commission awarded
a contract today far frading,
surfacing, and ailing S street
in Yoncalla, te the Western
Paving and Construction Co.,
Albany, an a bid of 14,7I4.
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Price Control, Tax
On Excess Profits
Demanded By CIO
PORTLAND i The rjte
CIO wants price controls, excess
profits taxes and other anti-infla-
tion measures to go into effect
at once .
Resolutions calling for these
measures were adopted by dele
gates at tha annual state conven
tion here Kriday .
They also approved an economic
program calling for exnanded oro.
duction to meet military and civ
man needs, credit and hoarding
controls, rationing of scarce mat
erials and protection for a m a 1 1
Dusiness.
They noted, "there is amnla
mom for wage adujstments with
out distrubing existing p r i c
levels." iney suggested caution in
applying credit controls on housing
for low-income groups.
Another resolution, one that will
be aubmitted to the national CIO
convention in November, calls for
appointment of labor representat
ives with diplomatic rank .n Mar
shall plan countries.
This proposal also demands that
a Democratic government be estao
lished in any country getting Mar
shall plan aid. The measure was
adopted as a result of a report
on Korea by Stanley Earl, ex-state
cm secretary. He was a labor
adivsor in the Marshall plan for
that country prior to tha outbreak
of fighting.
School Bill Approved
The convention heard Cecil W.
Posey of the Oregon Education
council predict that school pop
ulations would double in the next
ten years. Delegates then enodrsed
a proposed incresse in th basic
school support fund.
They also urged repeal of the
seasonality clause voted into the
unemployment compensation law
by the last legislature.
Other measures approved i n-
cluded a 28-point program that
urged surh things as repeal ot
the Taft-Hartley act and develop
ment of a larger .merchant manna
fleet.
Allen Carson. Sslem, candidal
for the slate supreme court who
hss won support from labor.
warned against "loose and indis
criminate use of such labela al
Communist, Red, and Fellow Trav
eler."
"It is a disservice to catalog in
this fsshion those against whom
there is no convincing evidence,"
he said.
Coat, bread and aalt, symbol
of warmth and prosperity, ar
traditional English New Year'
Day gifts, saya th National Geo
graphic Society.
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