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Wtd., June 29, 1955 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 0 20 OFF ' ON ANY COMPLETE CAR PAINT JOB Limited Time Only-Come In Now "PAil('6rTHBfr 04 MOTOR CO. A Russian Failure To Discuss German Unity Would Throw Doubt On Sincerity-Dulles WASHINGTON I Secretary of State Dulles said Tuesday Ruj- Wttr HtK Look o the features! QwliMr tiltMt U. CltM. MMkftUsM kMlhii . KstartT Low rUma !. IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED ' BY 6:15 P. M.. DIAL 2-2631 UmxmaVaUcn ROSEBURC 114 N. Rose SUTHERLIN W. Central OR 3-5574 Ph. 298S sian failure to discus German uni (ication at the Big Four summit conference would throw doubt on Soviet sincerity toward easing in ternational tensions. . Dulles said the division of Ger many is a world problem which confronts the seeds of greater evil. Anv realistic effort to pro mote peace must include work on German unifocation, he said. Referring to remarks by soviet Foreign Minister Molotov last week at Sin Francisco. Dulles said Russia appears to have lost inter- SAVE TIME WITH OUR RENTAL TOOLS AIR COMPRESSOR JACK HAMMERS Opn Sundays 9 to 6 847 S. Srtphtni, Phone 3-6636 PAVEMENT BREAKERS WHEELBARROWS LANSING-OLIVER TOOL RENTALS est in" getting Germany unified. Molotov had spoken of the Fast West division of Germany as like ly to continue for t long time. Dulles said he deplored this at titude. He added that if the Soviets really desire to advance the cause of peace they will talk about Ger many at uie juiy is summit meet ing in Geneva. On other subjects Dulles told 'a news conference: 1. The shooting down of an American patrol bomber by So viet fighters over the Bering Sea last week seems to have been "trigger happy" 1 n e i d e n t not something which "represents a considered policy on the part of the Soviet Union." 2. The United States and Russia appear to be deadlocked over Rus sia's idea of holding a Far East conference, to include Red China as participant, after the Geneva meeting. The United States feels Nationalist China should be pres ent and Russia disagree. 3. Dalles does not rule out the possibility of direct talks between United States and Red China on some matters. 6 TMKW Variety 1112 Fairhaven Ave. WEST ROSEBURG Open Daily 9:30 a.m.--8 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. AH Prices Good Thru July 3 Closed July 4th Mr. and Mrt. 0. R. Peterson, owners of the Park-N-Shop, announce the grand open ing of thi G & 0 Fairhaven Variety Store. The store has been redecorated and many new lines of merchandise added to give you a better assortment of horn and family needs. New longer store hours will add to your shopping convenience. All merchandise is priced to save you money as you shop in your own community. - Open displays make self-service shopping easy and fun. There's plenty of free parking, too, so coma in today and take advantage of our opening specials. 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Dulles seen nnthinff tn hi gained by piling up non-agression onsaniee lopor. oneac tner. vbgem guarantees on top of each other. Hft thill if i.lWinntoH rnnnrf. il United States interest in working out some jcuropean security sys tem aimed solely at producing new promises not to attack. 7. If genuinely free elections Circuit Court could be arranged in Viet Nam Dulles believes the Indochina, coun try can be unified under a non Communist government. But he indicated neither the United States not South Viet Nam would accept electiuns not considered to be free. 8. The State and Justice Depart ments have been consulting on whether to contest a court decision that a ritiZM has a right to a pass port unless it is denied him by ju dicial processes. Sidney C. Moon Gets Promotion In Army Reserve Dismitial Douglas County vs. Adrian J. and Vera A. Slandley. Case set tled. Dtcrttf Jack Beck vs. A. P. and Jane Doe Harris. Plaintiff decreed own-. er of real property. Orley R. and Edna B. Thomp son vs. J. W. and Ruth Holmgren, et al. Quiets title on property foe plaintiffs. Orders Industrial Supply Co. vs. L. R. Andrus, et al. Quiets title on prop erty for plaintiffs. State of Oregon, ex rel Marilyn Mayes, vs. William Turner Mayes. Upon payment of $50 to plaintiff, defendant released on probation terms of Feb. 9 court order. Complaints Filid Hugh and Alice Harrison vs. Bessie Ella and John Doe Asia, et al. Suit for partition and sale . of real property. Credit Bureaus Adjustment Dept., Inc., vs. Glenn L. and Ruby Wheeler. Plaintiff seeks $950, plus interest and fees, alleging that amount due on $1,000 promissory note to Bill and Bonnie Berry on March 19, 1952. Default Judgment Slate Unemplomcnt Compensa tion Commission vs. Clifford H. Oavlor. doing business as Gavlor Lumber Co. Plaintiff to recover $915.89. Suit Dltmltttd Neal Gordon Brown vs. Shirley Mae Brown. Complaints Filed State Industrial Accident Com mission vs. Warren Clayton Pow ell. Plaintiff seeks $90. alleecdlv outstanding im payments provided by law. Roy F. Smith, doing business as Smith Motors, vs. Kenneth Cline. Plaintitf seeks judgments of $350 and $1,500 claimed due on promis sory notes. Lewis O. and Margaret E. John son vs. Thomas M. and Laurette V. Pitehford. Plaintiffs seek iude- ment of $3,244.39, allegedly due on property sale contract, or title to property. I t. if X 4 i SECURITY PEACE OF MIND PROTECTION All thesa are yours wtien you have adequate Insur ance. - Consult us about any insur ance problem. There is a plan to fit your needs. Prompt, Courteous Service Personal Attention Ralph L. Russell Douglas County Star. Bonk Blag. Room 202 Dial 3-4311 SIDNEY C. MOON . . . gets gold leaves Sidney C. Moon Jr. 23 Almond St., Roseburg, has been promoted from captain to maior in thn Army Reserve, reports Sgt. I.e. numiie iu, weaver, assistant advis or of Army Reserve units in Rose burg. Moon a medical service corps officer, is a member of Dot. 1, 6453rd Station Complement Unit of the reserve, with headquarters at 904 S. Stephens St. A graduate of Chapman Col lege, Los Angeles, he was first commissioned May 12, 1943, and served overseas in the European theater during World War II. Moon has been active in the local reserve since Dec, 1, 1947, Sgt. Weaver said. A member of the City Council, Moon is trcdit manager for Call- lorma urcgon rower Co. The word dandelion derives from the French dent - de - lion (lion's tooth) because of the tooth-like lobes on the leaf of the plant. WUChllTT I J if i 'iityoicAu, FlEGEl Transfer & Storage Phone ORchard 3-4436 EXCAVATING ROAD BUILDING RALPH R. HASH Phones OR 2-310! or OR 3-5240 Mail Address: P. O. Box 208 Roseburg SHALE and TOPSOIL 4 as seen tn HARPERS BiZAAR JEWELS OP THE SEA TICKER TAB. Crisp as cool new pillow licking, fresh as a picnicky day. 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