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Common Law Wifo Suet For Estate Slice PORTLAND m A Pittsburgh, Pi., woman sought to establish in Circuit Court here Friday Iter dower right to i $262,266 estate. The woman, Joan Swift, was left $10,000 under the will of Fred H. Swift, Independence, Ore., lum berman, who died last 'August. Tht) two had been married, then were divorced.. Mrs. Swift testified in court Thursday they lived together as man and wife after the divorce. That, ahe claimed, made her his common law wife, and gave her a dower right of 25 per cent of the estate. , , . Swift had another ex-wife, Mlml Swift of New York. She received 75 per cent of the estate under the will. His secretary, Pearl Wal dorf of Independence, Ore , waa willed 25 per cent of Swift's estate after small bequests. Soviet Extends Limit Banned To Foreigners MOSCOW Wl The Soviet gov ernment Wednesday issued an ad ditional list of locations forbidden to visiting foreigners, including 22 cities not on the list circulated in September, 1948. 1 1,. -wH - f VIP-' LET US SHOW YOU 4mtm wfwJutmets ' 0 to the GEHL FORAGE HARVESTER Everybody who sees the Ochl operate acclaims its auperhr performance and freater value. Like those famous Oehl feed cutters and silo fillers used since the first silos came, Gehl Forage Harvester has a cutting mechanism that REALLY CUTS... clean, uniform and fast. Works swell on windrowed hay or combined straw. Makes haying an amazingly-fast job . . saving time, men and money. One man operates it. Puts hay where you want it, and in half the soace. With row-crop attachment . . , makes the same savings in filling silos makes silage that packa well ' and keeps well. Separate blower elevates forage to silo or any part of mow. .Equipped with own 1 engine, or with power take-off. Com ta now. and lt tl)ow you . why "Ewybodj wants Ghl." ! 'T tt'fc fi With roM SIG FETT 527 NORTH JACKSON PHONE '3-4466 a, '.. "- a War In Korea Stresses UMT Need, Assertion WASHINGTON Ifl-Gen. J.' Law-1 ton Collins, Army Chief of Staff, said Friday th Koiean campaign has proved "that wo need a sound program of manpower mobilization." This would be supplied by Uni versal Military Training, the gen eral told the House Armed Serv ices Committee. He supported a Pentaeon plan for beginning limited UMT with 60,000 volunteers between 17 and 19 years old. They would receive six months training and would go immediately Into active service for 18 months as reservists. Secretary of Defense Lovett told the committee Thursday that mili tary authorities could start this program by October or November, if Congress approved necessary legislation by April. Collins said if UMT had been in effect before Korea, "we would not have had to disrupt the lives of .thousands of men who served in World War II and who had since taken on greater responsi bilities both at homo and in their civilian pursuits." JUNIOR FIRST CITIZEN BOB MCCARL receives from Wayne Crooch the Distinguished Serv ice Key for outstanding community work. . The award was presented ot the First Citizen's banquet at the Country Club Friday night. Mrs. McCarl, standing at right, was presented an orchid by the Jay-C-Ettes. Mrs. Crooch is seated at left. McCarl was also chosen by the Jaycees as outstanding committee chairman for his work in promoting the Apple Box Derby. (Picture by Photo Lab) Medic Warns Against Wrong Teeth Brushing LAKEHARMONY, Pa. Wt A Boston doctor says It's wrong to brush your teeth up and down, as serting it could cause receding gums. Dr. Alvln Strock of the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital said Thurs day night many people accept re ceding gums as inevitable like gray hair or balding but that im proper tooth brushing methods oft en are to blame. . He said the answer to the prob lem may lie in a brush shaped like a wheel which reduces friction. Regular 9c Waldorf Toilet . Tissue 10 mis 69c Hicjh' quality 'health tfssut at bargain low price. 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(Picture by Hhoto Lab) 18,000 Will Get Tax Refunds In Oregon PORTLAND Wl Some 18,000 residents, or former residents of Oregon, have a million dollars in unclaimed income tax refunds wait ing for them. Collector Hugh Earle of the Ore gon Internal Revenue office said most of the refunds date from the war years when there were many transient shipyard workers. Portland newspapers planned to puDiisn tne run list. IVAN EDWARDS lit Class Construction Contracting or Time and Material , Ph. 3-7493 1251 Harrison ' i MAXIMUM TMCnOM U.i .Hp, mora pull with Uh , lu.U' MOU WORK, Uf EXPENSE kit.i lir... traotoc and tquipmcnt war dot Bior work par bout. , CONSTANT WIXATIOH no priiui Iom th. jtat around la storage or us. Mon-irsina. nuwn bvooi o a. w imhom. INCREASED DIAWIAI ftTU up to S00 lb., mora with na whl wttghts. MORE COMrORT. LESS ROUNCrp:37idi aimoolh tr fid. 1 fattgua. LONGER TIRE UTI traad wal is much l.i. lxcaui of minimum slip and eon.tant corraot pr..ura. Arrange lor our Goodyear Solution 100 Sortie now to got ahead in your work I I , CARTER TIRE COMPANY I rtfSfi) 444 N' Stephens , Dial 3-7366 1 Southern Pacific Train Liberated From Snow Trap 4 By JOE UPPER EMIGRANT GAP, Calif, (fl Some 222 cold, grimy and weary men, women and children were rescued Wednesday from a snow stalled train. that had held them since Sunday in the frigid high Sierra. Highway plows and trucks burst their way through on the Donner Pass road to within about 1.000 feet of hte stalled Streamliner, City of San Francisco, the Highway De partment announced. Then the passengers, bundled In what extra clothing they could find, boarded snow tractors for a ride to the Highway wnere the road department had assembled autos and trucks. It was only a short ride to famed Nyack Lodge and Rainbow Tavern and soma of the other resorts cater ing to lovers of winter sports. . Southern Pacifle Railroad, which operates the luxury City of San Francisco, had finally cleared snow from its lint between bere and the Bay area. Mon Jan. 21, 1952 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 9 Tiller By ALICE LERWILL Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scolt and family spent the week-end at the Weston Scott home. Mrs. Emmitt Belcher returned home from the Myrtle Creek Hos pital Wednesday evening. She is convalescing satisfactorily. A Hod and liun Club is being or ganized by the men of this com munity. A regular two hour fcat'tre movie is being held in the schoolhouse every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings at 6:45 p.m Morris Pcnnell, a local boy, who know lives in Myrtle Creek, is on leave from the U S. Navy. He visited his friends here over the week - end. He is with the U. S. Navy Reserves and served in World War II. . Mr. and Mis. Buster Benson and family have moved to the Pete Ulam property at Days. Creek. Nationalist China Will Sign Treaty With Japan TAIPEH, Formosa tf Nation alist China said Friday it is ready to start negotiating a peace treaty with Japan. The announcement came more than SO hours after the government was officially informed Japan want ed to sign a peace. China was not included In. the Japanese peace treaty signed in San Francisco last fall. Foreign Minister George Yen said he welcomed Japan's an nounced Intention to have nothing to do with Communist China and 'to render every assistance ti the United Nations in all its measures to stem aggression." Sweden, Russia Make New Trade Agreement STOCKHOLM, Sweden Wt -Swe-den and Russia plan to double their trade largely Russian wheat for Swedish machinery and metal goods under a new trade agree ment announced Thursday night by the Swedish Foreign Office. Sweden will send the Soviet Un ion stesm turbines, electricity, gen erators, iron, steel, metal products, machinery, instruments and butter worth about 23 million dollars. 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