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2 The Newt-Review, Roseburg,
LEGAL
SVNOPSIS Or ANNUAL STATEMENT
for tha yeal anded December Jl, 19S1
Of tha
PACiriC NATIONAL ml,
INSURANCE COMPANY
r SAN FRANCESCO, In the flats
CALIFORNIA, made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds S13.35MM00
Stocks 18,388,093.11
Mortgage) loans on real
estate -
Beal estate, lees SO en
cumbrances Cash and bank deposita
Agents' balances or un
collected premiums
Interest, dividends and
real estate income
due and accrued ... ..
Other assets ,. . ..
316.000,00
S.75S.t45.73
1,800,165.34
1.447,512.17
n-i.i , ii, -.... ens
,93.1.710 S
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS
ryrHRn TllNnS
AND
Losses l
,702.606 S3
Loss adjustment expenses
ITnaBTnkri nrMnlunu 13
115.764.00
,323.669.63
,043.113.00
AU other liabilities 4,
Total naoniues, ex
cept capital 130,065,354.13
Capital paid
up . Sl,S50,6O0.O
Special suf-
plus funds 7,7S0,01.as
V n assigned
funds (sur-
plus) -. 6,610,694 34
Surplus as. regards
pollerholdera ..-.....SlS.aso.aSS.U
Total S36.935.710J4
STATEMENT OT INCOME
Premiums earned ... U.183,882.0S
Losses Incurred 0,869.869.06
Loss expenses Incurred.. 600.573.2
Other underwriting .........
pemes Incurred ,16,184.4
Total underwriting
deductions ll,5,aT.M
Met underwriting fain
or loss
Investment Income
Other income
Total, before federal In
come taxes ,
federal Income taxes
Incurred ....... --,
Net Income
Dividends to stock
holders Dividends to policy
holders Capital charge (net)
Other Items affecting
surplus (net)
Total capital and
surplus 1tems( net)....-
' 534,254.82
1,013.822.09
(1,369.41)
2,446,707,5
93.0Sa.73
1,793,648.77
(00,000 0O)
t4,513.ST
34913.67
crease in surplus as.
t regards policyholders.. 2.140,162.44
BUSINESS IN OREGON
' FOR THE YEAR
Wei premiums received .. 100 374.SJ
Net Tosses paid JS.311.00
Dividends paid or credit
ed to policyholder
Principal office in Oregon, Portland.
( ) DENOTES BED ENTRY
Local Agent
Beblnaen, Patterson c Shepherd
U. I. NaUonal Bank Bids.
Medferd, Ore.
WE HAVE A New
SHIPMENT OF
CABBAGE
PLANTS
OPEN SUNDAYS
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Roseburg Garden Shop
510 West Oak
t&XU: o web '
2 '3KI' Li'
GIGANTIC!
USED APPLIANCE SALE
Lasts 2 More Days
'... ' -
PRICES WAY
BELOW COSTS!
RANGES
O
o
o
Electric
Gas
Wood
REFRIGERATORS
All Makes
Some with
Full Width
Freezers
Come in today for Best Selection.
Terms may be arranged
oh any appliance.
7 y.i.wiiLT:
ROSEBURG 120 West-
SUTHERLIN Central and
Ore. Thur., Mar. 27, 1952
LEGAL
National Forest Timber For Sals
(Tft Crk Sslvsg Area)
Oral auction bids will be received
by the Forest Supervisor or his
authorized representative at tne
office of the Forest Supervisor.
Post Office Building, Roseburg.
Oregon, beginning at . 2:00 p.m.,
P.S.T., April 11, 1952, for all the
live timber marked or designated
for cutting and all merchantable
dead timber located on an area
embracing about 19 acres within
sections 15 and 22, T. 27 S., R. 1 W.,
w. m., surveyed, worm umpqua
District, Umpqua National Forest,
Oregon, estimated to be 1,200.000
board feet more or less of Doug
latCir, 100,000 board feet of in
cense cedar and an unesumated
amount of pines and other species
of sawtimber. No bid of less than
$15.40 per M board feet for Doug-
las-nr, sugar pine ano western
white pine; $5.10 per M board feet
for incense cedar and other spe
cies will be considered. In addi
tion to prices bid for stumpage
a cooperative deposit of $0.15 per
M board feet to oe used oy me
Forest Service for paying the cost
of that part of the slash disposal
not required to be performed by
the purchaser and a cooperative
deposit of $0.30 per M board feet
to cover the cost of tree planting,
seed sowing and timber stand im
provement work on the area cut
over, for the total cut of sawtimber
under the terms of this agreement
will be required. As a qualifica
tion for oral bidding, all bidders
must submit a sealed bid accom
panied by the required payment
(o the forest supervisor prior to
2:00 p.m., P.S.T. April 11, 1952.
Sealed bids will be posted at the
hesinnine of the auction for the
information of U bidders. $5,-
000.00 must accompany eacn dio,
to be applied on the purchase
price, refunded, or retained in
part as liquidated damages, ac
cording to the conditions of sale.
If an oral bid is declared to be
high at the closing of the auction,
thm hiHrfot must. Immediately con
firm the oral bid by submitting it
In writing on a Forest Service bid
form. The right to reject any and
all bids is reserved. Forest Serv
ice bid forms for use in submit
ting sealed bids and full informa
tion concerning the timber, the
conditions of sale and the sub
mission of bids should be obtained
from the district ranger, uime,
n-.mn nr the Forest, Supervisor,
RosebOrf. Oregon, before bids are
aubmltted.
.. .. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
sppolnted administrator of the e.tats
Rills T. Halm, deceased. All persons
having claims against ssld estate are
notified to present the , ..mo, verified as
reoulred by lew. to the ""d"''"?, '1
Room 218 uniteo mat..
Building. Roseburg. Oregon, within six
A. - thai fatal nf trite notiCt).
Dtd thU lh d.y of March, 1052.
Don ild 8. Keller
Administrator of th Ktit
of HilU F. Helm, Deceaied
NOT1CI TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that the under
Ifnad haa been by the County Court of
thw Stale of Oregon for Douglai County
appointed administrator of the Estate of
Lyman Edward Stilea, deceased. All
persona having claims against said es
tate ar notified to present the same,
verified as required by law, to the un
dersigned at Room 31B United States
National Bank Building, Boieburf, Ore
son, within six months from the date
of this notice.
,Datd this in day oc Marcn, ioa.
Donald 8. Ketley,
, Administrator of the Estate
- of Lyman Edward Stilea, Deceased
TAX LIENS FILED
PORTLAND l Feleral In
come tax liens, totaling more than
$45,000 were filed Tuesday against
Richard N. Compton, former club
operator and jeweler.
One lien, seeking $44,506, covers
the 1944-46 period. Another seek
ing $1,264, covers 1947.
WASHERS
O Wringer
O Spinner
O Automatic
Oak, Dial 3-5574
State, Phone 2988
LEGAL -V
ADVERTISED EH I FOB BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by Yoncalla
School District No. 32, Douglas County,
Oreaion. bv Prlncloal Albert A. Hoff
man, Yoncalla Grade School, Yoncalla,
Oregon, until 0:00 P.M., pacific Stand
ard Time. Aoril 11th. 1092. for the gen
eral contract lor the construction of the
new Yoncalla tirade school in Yoncana,
Oregon. Bids will be opened and pub
licly read aloud at the Board of Educa
tion meeting to be held at the old Yon
calla Grade School, Yoncalla, Oregon,
at 8:00 P.M., Pacifle Standard Time,
April Uth, 1052. Bids received after the
8:00 P.M., Pacific Standard Time, April
11th. less, deadline wm not Da con
sidered.
Plans, specifications and contract doc
uments for the general, mechanical, and
electrical sectfons, may be examined
March 20th, 1992, at the offices of Wllm
sen tk Endlcott, Architects, 216 Tiffany
Building, Eugene, Oregon, and at the
Eugene Builders Exchange, 260 East
Ei event n Avenue, zugene, uregon, ana
at the Portland Builders Exchange. 317
Builders Exchange Building, Portland,
Oregon. A set of plans and specifications
can be obtained March 20th, 1992, by
general contractors who have aubmltted
satisfactory and approved pre-quallflca-tion
statements, upon deposit of twenty
five dollars. Deposit will be refunded
upon the return of plans and specifica
tions In good condition to the architects
by 8:00 P.M., April 11th, 1952.
Each Did must be accompanied Dy a
satisfactory bid bond in favor of Yon
calla School District No. 32, Douglas
uounty, uregon, executed y tne oiaaer
and a surety company In an amount
equal to five per cent of the bid. A per
formance bond equal to one hundred
per cent of th contract sum will be re
quired of the successful bidder.
The Board of Education of Yoncalla
School District No. 32, Douglas County,
Oregon, reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, and to waive minor informal
ities. No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the Hour set for the opening there
of, unless the award of the contract ti
delayed for a period exceeding thirty
days.
BERNIECE RADTKE, Clerk
Yoncalla School District No. 32
Douglas County, Yoncalla, Oregon
First Publication: March 21st, 1S52
Second Publication: March 28th, 1032
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed haa been by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Douglas County
appointed adminlntrator of the estate of
Fannie Isabelle Rule, deceased. AU per
sons having clstlmi agalnat said citato
are notified to present the same, veri
fled as required by law, to the under
signed at Room 218 United States Na
tional Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon,
within six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 14th day of March, 1992.
Donald 8. Kelley, Administrator
Of the Estate of Fannie Isabelle Rule,
Deceased
Wage And Price
Limits For Year
Longer Okayed
WASHINGTON m The Senate
Banking Committee voted unani.
mously Wednesday to extend wage,
price and other controls for one
year.
Tiie authority to Impose controls
Is contained in the Defense Pro
duction Act. This is due to expire
June 30.
The Banking Committee action
would extend the controls to June
30, 1953.
President Truman has asked a
two-year extension of the act,
which covers wages, prices, rents
and materials.
Rents would be controlled for
another year, much as they, are
now, under the adoptee, legislation.
TfaH Pnmmittna nnmni-nm;.....!
administration request to repeal
the present "fats -and oils" pro-
.laiuu iiiai, uuuer certain conai
Hons, bans imports of m e r,
cheese, butter and similar nrnri.
ucts.
It knocked out the present ban
but substituted a second provision
wmcn was usea during the last
war.
Ph.irman 1Lr..,KaH1- IT a n
said this was more liberal than the
present ban and shduld be accep
table to President Truman and the
aiuie department.
Argentines- Would Outdo
U.S. On Social Security
MEXICO CITY Wl Social se
curity should be expanded. Argen
tina says, to have the government
or your boss pay for your wedding
ana lurnisn your nouse.
Then there ought to be free cars
and food for the babies for awhile
after they're born.
An Argentine resolution at the
Inter - American Social Security
Congress Thursday proposed such
benefits for Latin American coun
tries. , .
The Argentina delegation rea
soned that the family rather than
tne individual should be the basic
unit to be aided.
"Any measures of protection for
the family, even the most liberal,
are justified because they contri
bute to the growth and betterment
of the welfare of every country,"
it was explained.
DATES VISIT
Snrlnl sprnritv ffplr) rannigAnt..
tive C. F. Ford is scheduled to be
In the Roseburg city hall council
chambers April 1 between 8:30
a.m. and noon.
Ford will provide information
pertaining to old age and survivors'
insurance.
British connection with the Su
dan region of Africa began after
the opening of the Suei Canal in
1869.
II
UMPQUA
125 SOUTH PINI
T
.PAINTING RESTORED Nardo Dl Clone's 14th-century master
piece, "St. John the Baptist," in shown at the half-way point in the
restoration process being applied to 14 Italian Renaissance paintings
which will be placed on exhibit at the Yale Art Gallery, New
Haven, Conn.
. ..MM.r--r - ni
NE4 Telephoto)
TAKES A WALK-Angry because
photographers gathered around to
take her picture, Gloria Vander
bilt Stowkowski stalks out of thea
ter in New York. Her conductor
husband had taken a similar
angry walk a few minutes earlier.
Dogs Running Loose
Again At Issue In Bend
BEND Ifl Bend voters may be
asked again whether they want
dogs restrained . from running
loose.
For a decade the question of
keeping dogs tied up, fenced in or
on leash has been hotly argued
here. There was first an advisory
vote and ttie people approved a
tie-up ordinance. Then in 1950 ano
ther advisory vote prompted re
peal of the ordinance.
Now the city attorney! Is drawing
up a petition for a November vote
on the question again only this
time the tie-up would extend
throughout the year instead of just
during the gardening season. The
intent is to make the decision bind
ing rather than advisory to the
city commission.
MILITARY AID
BRINDISI, Italy (fl Seven
fighter planes and 100 tons of mil
itary supplies were unloaded here
Friday from the U.S. freighter
Central Victory. The supplies are
part of the military aid to Italy
within the framework of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
GRAND THEFT CHARGED
Elmer Wesley Russell, 25, 4210
nooKer ltd., was released to a
deputy sheriff from Redding,
Calif., after his arrest here by a
deputy on a California warrant
charging him with grand theft,
the sheriff's office reported.
He Who Serves Agriculture
Serves All Mankind"
Skillful care of the soil from which
comes our food supply is the first con
cern of our farmers.
Umpqua Tractor Co. is in business
i to serve those
providing the finest and most depend
able farm equipment money can buy.
Come in today! We' want to show
you top Tractor value.
TRACTOR COMPANY
PHONE 3-6567
in
Another Prison Break
Try Foiled At Salem
CATT?M (M filinrH. fnilpH A
prison break attempt Tiere Thurs
day, the second" in two days.
'Phi. lim. Alula Drlpll Davis. 34
and David C. Johnson, 36, were
touna missing in a o p.m. ecu
check. A search uncovered them
hiilini? in a Dile of sawdust, still
inside the walls.
Both went into prison last year,
Davis on a four-year term for bur-
n a.u in i.ann I niiniv .innnsnn tin
a three-year term for obtaining
caugnt insiae tne wans in an av
including the notorious John O.
Pinson and Dupree Poe, wer
The previous night four others,
money by false pretenses in Kla
tempted escape,
math County.
U.S. Fliers Again Blast
Commie Supply Lines '
SEOUL. Korea Wl Skies cleared
over North Korea Friday afternoon
and Allied warplanes in force at
tacked the Reds' battered supply
lines. .
A few B-2G bombers flew through
storm clouds in the morning and
dropped high explosives on rail
and highway traffic.
Thursday night B26s blasted 61
Red supply trucks off North Ko
rean highways. '
An Allied raiding party struck
Red positions west of the Mun
dung valley in pre-dawn darkness
and in an hour-long battle knocked
Communist defenders from one po
sition. An estimated 60 Red sol
diers were killed.
Germon Chancellor
Escapes Bomb Death
BONN, Germany t A second
suspected bomb attempt on the life
of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
within 24 hours proved a false
alarm late Friday.
Federal police gingerly opened
a suspicious parcel and found in
side a loudly-ticking antique clock.
Police and populace were jit
tery after a mall package ad
dressed to Dr. Adenauer exploded
Thursday night at Munich, killing
one man and injuring four others.
SHORTAGE OP SHORTS
EUGENE W There's a short
age of shorts at the University of
Oregon,
William W. Strong, gym super
intendent, said a count turned up
52 dozen pairs of men's shorts
short. And that isn't the only short
age. Fifty-five pairs of long gym
trousers are missing, too. The loss
was estimated at $650.
BROADCAST DATED
The following children will be
heard Saturday evening at 5:15 on
KRNR's program, "Recital Hall,"
presented by Mrs. C. S. Heinline.
They are Susie Hess, Julie Thomp
son, Jeannie Thompson and Leila
Goodman.
SUES ON DISABILITY
Harold Seiber has filed suit In
Circuit Court against the State In
dustrial Accident Commission for
disability payments for 100 per
cent loss of function of one arm.
He was injured last May while
working as a timber taller.
who serve agriculture by
Brother Thought'
To Have Taken
Rap For His Kin
NEW YORK ( Did one loyal
brother go to prison to help his
"black sheep" brother?
That is the question Federal
Judge Henry W. Goddard must de
ride afetr hearing this story
Wednesday from Attorney Benja
min Schmier:
Anthony Pisciota. 28. was "the
black sheep of the family. He was
always looking for an easy way to
make ah easy dollar."
But his brother, Rosario, 32, led
an "exemplary life." -
One day. Anthony asked Rosario
to deliver a package. His easy
going brother took the package
and was arrested. It contained nar
cotics.
Anthony also was arrested and
for him it wasn't the first time.
When Rosario shouted his inno
cence, the U. S. attorney said the
maximum sentence would be im
posed if the case went to trial.
Anthony urged his brother to
plead guilty so that Anthony, who
had a record, wouldn't get joo stilt
a sentence. A lawyer told Rosario
the judge probably would give him
six months at the most. -Both
Plead Guilty
So both brothers pleaded guilty
to peddling narcotics. Anthony got
nine years. Rosario got seven
years. They went to prison about
a year ago.
Rosario wrote Judge Goddard
from prison, saying he was inno
cen.t The case was turned over to
the Legal Aid Society and Schmier
was assigned.
"I received a letter from An
thony," Schmier told the judge,
"and, believe me, it was-written
in blood. He said his conscience
bothered him so much he couldn't
sleep nights and he swore his bro
ther was innocent." ,
After hearing the story, Jud'e
Goddard ordered Rosario to enter
a plea of innocent. If the brother
proves his case, he will be a free
man.
Said the judgf:
' All I want to see is that justice
is done."
Mission To Vatican
Blockade Proposed
WASHINGTON Ufi An amend
ment aimed at blocking the dis
patch of any U.S. diplomatic mis
sion to Vatican City without Con
gressional sanction was written in
to the State Deportment money
bill Friday by the House Appropri
ations Committee.
The amendment was adopted by
a vote of 19 to 17. with three mem
bers recorded as "present," at a
closed session of the committee.
Members said it was offered by
Rep. Preston (DGa.)
U.S. BUILDING BOMBED
DAMASCUS, Syria tfl A bomb
blasted the building of the United
States Information Service here
Friday and an Arab radio operator
was killed.
Police arrested several suspects
but made no announcement con
cerning an inquiry which got under
way immediately.
PHOTOGRAPHERS BANNED
.raphers now are banned in Port-
rnu- r.:.. r. :t .j m
lauu. me luuiicu vunju lues
day to end their activities .ifter
store owners said they caused
street litter. .
VEHICLE THEFT CHARGED
Melvin Leedy, 25, Dallas, waived
preliminary hearing in Canyonville
justice court on a charge of lar
ceny of a motor vehicle and is
held for grand jury hearing, the
sheriff's office reported.
CAST IN PLAY
Two students at Linfield College.
McMinnville, will play in the col
1 e g e's forthcoming production,
"Family Portrait."
They are Peggy Davie and Dick
Bonebrake.
YOUR OLD M0WE3
IS NOW WORTH
This offer good from March
10 to April 10. Don't milt
this offer! Buy yours today!
DOUGLAS COUNTY
FLOUR MILL
N. PINE STREET
PHONE 2-2641
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St
BIG SHOT Pvt. Robert C.
Busch, of 27th Signal Company,
New York National Guard,
cleans up a king-sized M-l rifle,,
and is only too glad that he
doesn't have to pack the giant
weapon on maneuvers. The
eight-foot-long replica of the
M-l is used for training pur
poses at Albany, N. Y.'
OPS Orders Freeze
On Restaurant Prices
WASHINGTON (if) Restaurant
meal prices have been frozen, ef
fective April 7, at their Feb. 3-9
level.
And onerators must Dost by April
25 the ceilings on their main food
and drink items.
The Office of Price Stabilization
Issued the order Thursday night. It
said restaurants could change their
nricej un or down only on OFS
orders. These would be based pri
marily on significant changes in
the Bureau- ot L,aDor statistics
monthly wholesale food price index.
Price stabilizer cms Arnau saio
he foresaw no general changes in
restaurant prices since f"""! costs
are "fairly well stabilized."
Tillamook Burns Now
Employ Sixty Convicts
SALEM UH The state prison
camp in the Tillamook Burns now
has 60 convicts, or 10 more than
when the camp was started last
November, the State Forestry
Board said Wednesday.
The board approved sale of $400,
000 worth of bonds to continue the
forest rehabilitation program,
WRITE-IN
MIAMI, Fla. IB The Miami
Boxing Managers' Guild held an
election Tuesday night and chose
Ben Finkle as president.
Gen. Dv'"v. ri. Eisenhower got
BARE SEAT?
WE'LL COVER IT!
Ciutom Work ' Guaronteed
High Quality Upholstery
Reasonable Price
GLENN'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY
2033 N. Stephens Phone 3-4211
$5o()
If your old Mower used to cut grass but it is no
longer capable of doing the job, we will give you
$5.00 for it. All you have to do is prove that it
WAS a Lawn Mower at one time. Don't pass this,
event by . . . get yours today.
HARDWARE DEPT.
Local
News
Guild To Meet St. George's
Episcopal Guild will meet Mon
njoht Mni-ph ai at ft n'rlnrlr
at the parish house with Mrs. Phil
Harth ana mrs. a. u. rarr, co
hostesses. r.Hu mU Reta Alnhfl Phi will
sponsor a homemade candy sale
Saturday, March 29, in front of the
J. C. Penney Company store. The
sale will open at 10 a.m..
Gas 'Blast From 'Fag'
Lighter Deals Casualty.
PASCO, Wash. Ufi An explosion
resulting from a cigarette lighter
J nn;n. Intn tha tnnlr nf a hi
gasoline truck injured Elden Baker
24, Ot wailUia, wasn., uiur&uay.
Baker had climbed atop the tank
er to inspect it. And as he was .
looking into the empty tank his
lighter dropped to the bottom
and struck a spark, igniting fumes.
Baker, blown into the air, suf
fered third degree burns over most
of his body.
HELD ON MORALS CHARGE
Carl Dee Rucker, 34, 1808 Ellen
Ave., Is held in the county jail in
lieu of $2,500 bail on a charge of
contributing to the delinquency of
a 13-year-old girl.
Rucker waived preliminary hear
ing Thursday in Sutherlin Justice
of Peace Ward Watson's court. He
was arrested by state police.
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
Insurance .
HORACE C. BERG
Special Agent
Office 3-7491 Rei. 1-719S
111 West Oak .
! WJJH.l JTMsssa
FORTY IS THE AGE WHEN
A WOMAN STOPS PATTIN&
HERSELF ON THE BACK
AND BEGINS UNDER
THE CHIN '
A
r
TRADE-IN
ON ANY
MOWER
IN STOCK