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Newspaper Page Texto o Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 WANTED OlANn i stU CABS. CASH GOOD. ON THE rOB A TOP TllD LOCKWOOD MO. TORS PM PHFNS sr I1IW tOU TH II E. W. Want Good Cl.an Used Cart) Top vrnQ paid BOYLt'S SALES It SERVICE Highway M aV Garden Vatleir Roi4 Phao 11 ft-tioor Chevrolet, gtwu! condition. nev Vaint 1140 Giles. FOR SAUI UP CHADS - 41 Mercury. good condition IfwgS-L. lOR SALE MO. quit?-tlM Va Bnoth St. SEE THESE'LATE'MODEL SPECIALS AT . RIVERSIDE MOTORS . 1950 Lincoln Cltin Coupe Radio, Heater, and h -dro-matir drive, two-tone Pee red Tin and Ouna Bene . nam 00 J.W Ford Cuilom CrestHner , Radii, hum and over ' drive, rc Red Black IfM Pnrd Custom Pour Door Aedan Padto, heater and over drive, Sunland Beige 1M Willya Station Wagon !xw ml leate. overdrive. two tone f rey IMS 00 and visor. Midland Maroon Poly 1 SAO 00 1049 Chevrolet Four Door Sedan Spotlight. heater otaMtr i a t rover Two tone Cry Mai Green and Mitt Green IBM 00 1949 Wflive Jeeoter Fully equipped Luion Red IMS 00 ljJ Studehaktr Club Coupe Starlighl model. Overdrive. Radio, healer. Recondi tioned motor Black . ... 15M00 15 00 ! 1949 Fnrd Club Coupe V Radlo and heater Midland 1 land Maroon Polv 1A4.V00 I 1S4I Fruer four door aedan Radio and healer, over. drive very rlean. Linden I Green 140S..O9 . 194? Ford two door eedan Heeler, tun vlaor. Dynamic Maroon 1250 00 ... J 550 00 I 150 00 1941 Ford Coupe 1941 Ford Pickup IfMl Dodge Pickup I1:;e. Old fi 4 Dr Sedan . 198 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan ;n 105 00; 93 00 RIVERSIDE MOTORS 1540 N Siephem PAY LESS Get The Best! 4 CHEVROLET SEDAN '4T CHEVROLET Tl'DOR 47 CHEVROLET REDAN '47 OLDR REDAN '4 PLYMOUTH CI.fR. CPE - CHEVROLET SEDAN 4R STUDEBAKER SEDAN ' PLYMOUTH CONV. ROSE MOTOR CO. Km Si Lni S. phone m j 1 PRE WAR PRICES TODAY'S SPECIAL 14 Hudson sedan. RAH e e a 1A4A ford Cuatom aedan. perfect IMS Chevrolet aedan, a honey IMS Fnrd 6 Tudor, real a he It . 1WT Olda ' aedanette. a beauty . . TWO Sl.ICKirS 1 141 DeSoto aedan. real nice . . 10 40 Rufrk coupe, super, like new 1941 Chev. Tudor, runa fine 19,T Ford Tudor, only . lfl.TS Dodge sedan, new paint Bank termi PACIFIC MOTORS 24l K. Stephena Phon.lM7- Instruction 29 Ballroom Dancing Classes Teen Ageri and Adult Wedneadev Evening. 7 TO-10 M Private leston bv appointment Ph. 14.I3-J. or 1TJJ-J after nx Sally Hilt Studio Or DANCf. AT3 R.ttv Millfr. Mary Mlrtln. Hetty Lll- lord . Stickv Jlarrt. In.trurtor HANDICAPPED CHILDREN mav h t.usht it hntn. Fnr Inform.Mnn, wr'f trt Brulari Klmb.lt. Autherlln. Or n. Personal 30 Notices 31 NO Ht'VTfWC, or trapitsinff on any la1 owned nr --nied 'n the Clark tan'h and Mvrtla Creek area W A Rlarkert , Fred McCormacli tuth Maria Al Strphna Jti Browning Ch Hurd Carl G Ian vi He Gene renter Viola Jennings Frank Oden NO TRtSr.SSINGON MYOropert I O i 4rgone ftidale NO HUTlNO on 'the "turnert Hanrh, Round Prairie or Roberts Hill Geo Burnett jVd, HUNTING or treapaaainfoo my -tiiace at Fall Creak t: J Hndgea Vfl m-w-rrtviri .... a r n r.ilhrea-h At Son. Rlide NO HUNTING or tre-aing on the Tn H. Robin eon Rsnrh at G'tde, Notices 31 NO HUNTING or trespassing on Mir property in Roberta Mountain Road I or tjiengary Dumrt MERLE H DOER 1KG. K A R L DOT RING NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING Phil StrMier, Glide NO TRESPASSING en Gerald Bacon ajwlCl Henry proper at I'mpoua. NO HUNTING or trei pacing on lust thine Ranch Frank Slrader. NO TRESPASSING on tht Kohlhaiea "'Ftlty Five1- Ranch. Crtristensoai T"7 oe . ano r.qwardu Koninagen. no hunting or TRFSPASstng on mr rT h t V , f ; nor'" t4 NO "UNG r.lr?BW.n -)m- ranch it Green A. A. Tipton NO TRESPASSING ON OUR RAXCHTS during hunting aeaion We iff not tn Accord with Tree Game Corn miulon Don and T E. Othvant NO HUNTING OR trespassing DeBer- nardi Ranch. Glide. Oregon. NO HUNTING ON riJLVhflJt ranch Ar reata will be made for violation. A. A Bellowa, owner. NO TRESPASSING on the Shaynbrooki rarm at umpqua, uregon. a. R saoae, FioaaieS. Jordan. NO HUNTING OR TRFSPASSINfi on the S. R. Mode farm at Umroua. NO HUNTING or traapaaalng on our property. Krute Broa POSITIVELY NO TRESPASSING or hunting on our property beginning 2 nulea out of Myrtle Creek on the Dava Creek rut-off road, and extend ing 4 1 mllea A II violator w ill be prosecuted. Earl Bryant. NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING en my property L C Perrin, Oakland. Oregon Alan known aa Wheeler Hills. POSITIVELY NO HUNTING OR tres passing nn my ranches. A. A. Schafer. Camaa Valley. POSITIVELY no trespassing Happy Valley Ranch. LEGAL CALL IOR BIIIS The California Oregon Power Com- Vny will accept bide for the ronttruc- concrete office building Plana and apec- "nation are availahle at the Company ftfftre. 32 N Jacktnn Rt . Roarburg. Bids will be received up to S PM Thure- dev. October 3o and ahould be ad- dressed to O. A Eden. Pure hating Agent. The California Oregon Power Co.. Medford. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice ( hrhv lvn that Uniuli the ith day of November. 1950. at th' ; Sty0' cE? Room i'n ".he '"r'S Hou,e- "oeburf. Dougiaa Coumv. Ore-1 ion. haa been fixed a- the lime m ' pl.ee for hearing oblecllona. if nv. to! me i nn account uteri nv tne under-1 aignd in the Countv Court of Ibe State of Oregon for Dougiaa County. GI-FN BOOTH Administrator of the F.atate of Jamea Booth. Dereaed Notional Forest Timbor For Salt Oral auction bid will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Post Of fice Building, Roseburg, Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Pacific standard time, October 2.1. 19.S0, for all the live timber marked or designated for cutting, and all merchantable dead timber located on an area embracing about 245 .J acres within section 2d, T. 29 S., ijmoOR , w WM survfyfd iimpqua 'National Forest, Oregon, estimated inson , be noo goo feet B.M. more or ! less of Douglas fir, 15.000 feet B M. """ more or less of sugar pine, 25.000 feet B.V. more or less of ponder U4soo osa pine, 30,000 feet B M. more or less of white fir and 100,000 feet B. imsoo; M. more or less of incense cedar and other species of sawtimber. No nos no! bid of les sthan $5.30 per M feet for Douglas-fir, $13 90 per M feet for sugar pine. J8.t5 per M feet for ponderosa pine, $1.00 per M feet for , white fir and $1.00 per M feet for enter the I niled States appeared incense cedar and other species , likely today as government offi will be considered. In addition to , cials sought to write a set of rules the prices bid for stumpage, a co- I defining who may tnter under operative deposit of $0.80 per M j the new anti-subversives law. teet B.M., to be used by the Forest I Service for paying the cost of slash disposal, and a cooperative deposit oi ai.iu per n reel n.m., 10 cover the cost of tree planting, seed sow ing and timber -stand improve merit-work nn the area cut over, f or the total cut of timber under I the terms of the agreement, will be required As a qualification tor oral bidding, all bidders must sub. mil a sealed hid accomDanied bv 'the required payment to the Forest j gration officials. I age. ' empled from the visa suspension s75 Supervisor prior to 2:00 p.m.. Pac- To head off the arrival of others A number of those detained at ' order because their records are 1 ifie Standard Time, October 2.1, who might face detention, Ameri-! Ellis island are Germans and Itsl- ' carefully screened under procc 1S7S 1950. Sealed bids will be posted at j fan diplomatic and consider , olti- ians. Their governments have pro- dure provided in separate legisla tes i the beginning of the auction for ! cials abroad were ordered to bus- tested to the State department. tion. li's the information of all bidders. penn temporarily passport visas 1 1)00 .00 must accompany each bid, I granted foreign nationals planning 1 to be applied on the purchase to visit or immigrate to this coun price, refui.ded, or retained in part try. Displaced persons and offical as liquidated damages, according ; government representatives were to the conditions of sale. If an excepted. oral bid is declared to be high at Visas are in effect entry per the closing of the auction, the bid- I mils. Before those suspended may der must immediately confirm the i be reinstated the consuls must be ns oral bid by submitting it in writing ' convinced thai the applicants were las on a Foresi Service bid form. The j never linked with Communist. Nar.t i right to reject any and all bids ! or Fascist parties and are not oth I is reserved Before bids are sub- ; erwise barred by the new legisla- mitted, full information concern- ing the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of hids should be obiainrd from the Dist- rict Ranger. Tiller. Oregon, or the I Forest Supervisor, Rosebur?, Ore gon, j News-Review classified ads brins results. Plione 100. ' I 'i't'riairI"r fj 1 K i 1 'S' y COVERALL L "OUSI PAIMT Tht prica ef this product wot incorr.ctly odvortis.d in Triurtoy'i odris.m.nt. Prica was litt.d loM, . Carreer prica it $3.3 in S Democrats Of Oregon Continue Their Lorjg Feud By PAUL W. HMVIY JR. SALEM -J.P TheVyeir-old split amonc Oregon Pemocrais isn't hali yet, despite eftoru of Democratic leaiieri to show a united front dtinrvj the current election cApiin. The split starter durins the ! Roosevelt dayi a d has continued ! ! ihrojjgjn I iw Truman aamimstra1 -.lion. The argument is between those who support the President! policies and those who view them selves as more conservative. o U breaks out in every election campaign? despite efforts of the I Democratic chieftains t make their Democratic candidates do their fighting in private instead of on the front pages. This time, the warfare is be tween Howard Latourette. Port land, who is running fnr the Unifed States senate as a "Jelfersonian Democrat;" and Monroe Sweet, land, the hard-working Democratic national commit'eeman. Sweetland got the Democratic national committee to give $2,000 for Latoureit's campaign. But La tourette turned it down, saying it came too late and that some Democratic leadeis want to re elect Republican Sen. Wayne L. Morse. Latourette and Sweetland don't like each other. Their political philisophies are poles apart. This dispute points up the fact that a Democratic candidate has a difficult job appealing to the various kinds of Democrats. Leadars Optimistic What do the Democratic leaders expect next month? They are the most optimistic in years. These leaders say they are sure of picking up two seats in congress. They expect Carl C, Donaugh, former U. S. district attorney, to defeat Rep. Homer D. Antiell in the Multnomah county congressional district; and ;tate Sen. Vernon D. Bull. La Grande, -0 Win Over Rep. Uwell Stock- man. Prnd.eton, in the eastern nrflonB Hictri-t Oregon dlStflCl. Thev think Ihev have chance. although an outside one tn re- place Rep Harn KlUworth of Roseburg by rltcting David hhaw. They don't think they have a chance, Ihoujh, of beating Rep. Walter Norblad 'f Astoria. Slate Sen. Austin Flegel, they think, has a chance of beating Governor Douglas McKay. B u t they don't believe that Latourette has much chance of beating Sen. Wayne L. Morse. The Democratic leaders also have been telling us they see a bart chance of beating Sen. Wayne L. Morse. The Democratic leaders also have been telling tis they see a bare chance of getting control of the legislature, which has been Republican lar beyond the memory of modern man. Aliens Await U.S. Entry As New Act Gets Work-Over WASHINGTON l.P Further mass detention of alieni aeeking to ai"ie ana justice acpanmeni oi ficials said clarif.vim regulations "re being drafted, but they de- Lu r,tulL im-w mr. m.j be ready. At issue is just who fits the law's ban against mem bers or former members of totali tarian parties and their affiliates. Scores of aliens who have ar rived since the law's enactment j almost three weeks ago have been detained at Ellis island by immi- ' tion. i The law was enacted Sept. 23 I over President Truman's veto, ! It specifically bars from this country present or former mem bers of any section, subsidiary, branch, affiliate or subdivision of any "totalitarian" p.rty. Questions Aris. One of the questions now under study in the State and Justice de partments is whether to exclude Germans who formerly belonged pa S4.00 ptt cjkjloa in 5-qollon - aallon loM: SUt in aallM lots. OUT OUR WAY Ly'jiU- BOV, I WISH OC BUMsJYUOSE 16. Y IT PEOVES I C 1 I WAS BACkC XJ&lLJ OOMNA PROVE TO MlSEKy LOVES ) -A 00 A AACHIME, j j CHISELCHIM THAT COMPANY.' I .--v BUT A c3UY 0"Tti TH' 3Liy HAS TWO THEVRE BOTH ( . --r MEVEK KNJOW5 FULL ROWS OF HOMELY .--j HOW MICE HE l1-1 1 UPPER TEETM, MUP FEN)CE5 -U HAS? IT TILL HE ' 1 I BUT VDU HAFTA J AM' ARE HUKJT- J HASTA WOK K.' A V PE UNDER. HIM IN6UPMORE V J C2. 1 TO SEE THE- MEMBERS ) I s-s-rrl V WATCH THI3 , "v I THE CIRCUS SEATS ..r.,".'".," V v-lp -Y aaiRMunMnmniiaii i,imiipiihimii m. iu t,t H.wjs(, CHAMPION DRIVER John Corner, formally of Roseburg, it CHAMPION DRIVER John Corner, formally of Roseburg, it back on th. iob driving for Pierce Fr.iqht after winning the national heavy duty truck and trailer championship last Wednes day, Oct. 4, at Kingibridga armory, Naw York. His two-finger V.for-victory gesture has a double meaning. H. not only won 1 the national heavy duty truck second tim. in a row. . to the Nazi labor front by Ger- Representatives of this depart man government decree. ; ment issue the visas authorizing Also under discussion is whether ! foreign nationals tn come here, hut congress meant to bar Germans or the Justice department's immigra Italians who were members of the tion service must decide whether Hitler youth, or of a Fascist youth orjanization. before reaching teen - STOCK LET IT SEASON IN YOUR BASEMENT GREEN WOOD ic PLANER ENDS 50 Cheaper Than Other Fuels DOUBLE LOADS 16" GREEN WOOD SINGLE LOADS 16" GREEN WOOD DOUBLE LOADS 16" PLANER ENDS SINGLE LOADS 16" PLANER ENDS Ali Available: Sswduat, 4 -Foot Green and Dry , 16-INCH DRY SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU! and trailer title, but ha won it for , , to admit them upon their arrival. ! Displaced poi sons were ex UP NOW! ly J. R. Williami Lutherans Score Envoy Plan, Also Proposed Dogma l0!X'MBrS, O. The American Lutheran church closed Us national convention here Wed nesday by strongly criticizing pro posals to appoint another Ameri can representative to the Vatican. Delegates representing the Al.C's more than 700.000 members approved a resolution declaring representation by cither an am bassador or a per son il representa tive of the President at the Ro-. man Catholic church's headquar ters "violates the principle at sep ration of church and state." (President fcrsnklin P. Roose velt appointed Myron C. Taylor as his personal representative to the atican in 1939. Taylor held the post until .January, 19.i0, when he resigned. President Truman has not appointed a successor.) The resolution declared that such representation "is offensive to those not members of the Ro man Catholic church and aggra vates religious antagonisms." In another resolution, convention delegates expressed disapproval Of the announced intention of Pope ius Xll to proclaim the "dogma oi the bodily assumption of the Vir gin Mary. In other actions, the convention Installed new officers and ap pointed a nine-meniher committee to discuss merger with the Evan gelical Lutheran church, which has 813,000 members, and the United Evangelical Lutheran church, with 46.000 members. The new officers are headed by Dr. Henry K. Schuho fColumbus. who was elected Oct. 5 to succeed nr. Henry P. Schuh of Columbus, dent. of rnue new crop - . The c.eRf.rord -" l ern ore ne. i Fridoy,. 13, 1950 Tht rEOOM SCROLLS SISNIO CINCINNATI Lit I'p to Wednesday night. 1.239.000 Ohiant have signed the freedom scrolls the state Crusade for FreedontP headquarters announced. I The scrolls contain a declaration of freedom and the signers are! pledged "to resist aggression and 1 earth." The scrolls from all parts J yranny wherever they appear on ! ef the country will be placed in the freedom shrine in Berlin in a United Nations celebration Oct. 24. Now She Shops "Cash and Carry" Without Painful Backache Aa we get oMer, atresia and atratn. ever eiertion. eeeaaive amuking or npaure to f.ild atir.ietimea ie"i down kidney func tion. Thie may Uad many folate to com plain of nagging barkarhe, loaa of pi ana energy. heaJachea and dUaineea. Getting up nighU or frequent paaaagea may reaull from minor hlatider Irniatmna mie to cold, tlanipneea or dietary iniliac-retiona. If your rllacomfnrU are due to thee eauaea. don't wail, try D...n'a Pifla. a mild diurerie. Uaed ancreaaf ully by miltmna f'r over ftO yeara. While theae aymplnma may often oiherwiae offur, It'e amaiing how many timea Ooan'a give happy r',;f hrlp the Ik milea of kidnee tubea and flltera Auah out waau. fiet Doaii a Tilla today! FOR SALE McCormick-Deerina tractor and ether farm Implements. Two Milk cows Five tons baled hay. Two hundred cedar posts. Electric cream separator. Ten-Inch hammer mill. ' C. E. BUSBY 1 'j Milts East ef Ttnmilt, Or. On Hlghfay 42 Buy Now and Save1. 222 W. Oak St. to be tnoveu : wheat. w-lls ; ;arr,0UTingMmS r6 Kt.W CROP "., ...;v,rr aires 25 -lb. sacks . iO-lb. sacks. 5-lb. sacks For a "I! at - - vnu. rti" Ntwi - Rtvitw, Rt burg, 0r. 1$ Glass is made of silira combined with lead or lime. FAMILY LOAN SERVICE... S n for money to mttt looioflal tipointi, pay for mao'icol or 4 rot eoro, molo konto .10 coy row poirt, buy ctotkoi or fvroituro. Ro pay moMhly. Com 1. or pkoao TODAY.' CALKINS FINANCE CO. PH0N46t 107 13rd Floor) Pacific (Ida. M-337 Jtott Lie S-24 Jl A ONLY MORE DAY 7th ANNIVERSARY SALE ! ENDS SATURDAY Phone 34 R nins are asks ..mid the ertPll ' - sacKs . . . 8c 4c 2c are re- time , we . :a RO that you, " I replentab your similar saving Z im this i0RT o 0 a o O O o o