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r TAX LIEN DISCHARGED ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. The Internal Revenue Service hag dis eltarijed a $352,605 tax lien anainst the late Albert Bacon Fall, secre tary of the Interior under the Harding Administration. S. P. Vidal, IRS director here, laid the lien was filed in 1936 for alleged unpaid income tax for the years 1921, 1922 and 1923. Be safe... buy faster... foolproof RED STAR YEAST fiQ Fresh 0' AND Special Active Dry Delivered FRESH by BORDEN Pacific Chatji Dtvliioa Circuit Court Dismissals Ray R. Hudson vs. John Green. Cass settled. Leslie Grace Hudson vs. John Green. Case settled. Default Order Vera Evans, et al, vs. unknown heirs of Angeline Patterson Crouch, et al. Some defendants in default. Complaints Filed George .Monroe vs. State Indus trial Accident Commission. Plain tiff seeks award of permanent par tial disability equal to 50 per cent loss of use of an arm for unsched uled disability and 70 per cent for injury to lett arm. Monroe was in jured Nov. 18, 1954, when a fall ing tree knocked him to the ground while he was working as a taller for Doughty Brothers near Dillard. SIAC previously granted awards of 10 and 12 per cent. Coast - Wise Finance Crop. vs. Carl W. Baldwin and Mary Somich. Plaintiff seeks $263.38, allegedly due on $300 loan, plus interest and fees. SYNAGOGUE BANS BINGO KAIMESHA LAKE, N.Y. tn-The United Synagogue of America has banned bingo or other games of cnance tor tund raising. The ban was contained in code of synagogue practice adopted at the group's convention. ft. J A t J ' If . K. - .( 1 r 1 -Jim hub. - s ' -: .m'm , r mi r i . w.t i u m MAXINE DANCER, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Dancer, Camai Valley, is shown above with Bud Brejcha, salesman for Umpqua Volley Appliance, and o 47-pound turkey she raised os a 4-H club project. The turkey was the biggest one found in the county. Soldier, Afraid To Ride Plane, Rescues Child SEATTLE m A soldier who was afraid to ride an airplane re entered the flaming wreckage of Second U. S. Paper Firm Boosts Newsprint Cost NEW YORK to Great North ern Paper Co. has increased the price of its newsprint by $5 a ton, effective Feb. 1, it was announced It became the second domestic ally owned producer to announce an increase in the latest round of newsprint price hikes. In addition, nine Canadian owned or affiliated firms have boosted their prices by $3 to $5 a ton during the past three weeks. About 54,000 white babies are born out of wedlock each year in the United States. StiEmlarie TRocftbeams... SANITONE restored the gossamer loveliness to her negligee. Trust your sheerest, daintiest garments to us. Our gentle handling assures like-new beauty to your airiest, fairiest fabrics. Spots are gone and the feel of newness is recaptured. GENTLE THOROUGHNESS t COLORS SPARKLE NO DCO (DRY CLEANING ODOR) LIKE-NEW BEAUTY RESTORED - J j j J t We foke time to ceoe ffte gormeflf genfy ... NEWAIETHOJ 217 E. DOUGLAS OPPOSITE DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT HOUSC ,'H. OR 3-8291 PLENTY Of FREE PARKING SPACE a crashed plane Friday and res-1 aboard the transport cued an 8-year-old boy. j Howie. specialist reter n. Tambu rin, of Wheeling, W. Va., said he was sitting next to Mrs. Edward McGrath, 28, in a Peninsular Air Transport DC4 when it crashed after taking off from Boeing Field. Mrs. McGrath was the wife of Edward McGrath, a pilot who was moving his family to Miami, Fla., to take a job with Peninsular. With them were their three chil dren. ' Tamburin said he went out through a hole in the plane after ine crasn. "Then I saw the woman (Mrs. McGrath). She was screaming that one of her kids was still in the plane." "I got the kid and then she started back to the plane for her husband or something. I stopped her and just then the plane blew up." McGrath is listed as missing and presumed dead. Tamburin. interviewed in a hos pital, added: "1 was afraid to ride that plane. I prayed Thursday when 1 got off the boat that I'd get home safely." The soldier was one of 2,833 servicemen who returned here Thursday front the Far East Gen. R. L. BIRTHS Truck Driver Files Suit For More Compensation Truck driver Arthur W. Goodwin has filed two suits in Douglas Coun-. ty Circuit Court for additional com pensation for injuries received in uccidents on Aug. 14, 1954, and on May 12. 1955. Named defendant in each action is the .State Industrial Accident Commission, which has refused to grant more than 10 per cent per manent partial disability in each case. ... Goodwin was hurt last year when struck on the head and shoulders by a log coming off a load while he was driving truck for Kindred Logging Co. for the injuries, he seeks an award of compensation equal to 70 per cent loss of use of an arm. In the later accident, Goodwin was hurt when he jumped to dodge a log being loaded on a truck he was driving for John Bruesch. He seeks additional compensation un til his condition becomes salisiac tory, then award of compensation for permanent partial disability equal to 50 per cunt loss of use of an arm. Douglas Community Hospital L1NDSETH To Mr. and Mrs. Eniar Lindselh, 115 Isabel! St., Koseburg, Nov. 12, a son Timothy itay; weight t pounds 3 ounces. GAEHK1NG To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaehring, 521 Ward St., Kose burg, Nov. 13, a daughter, Janice Gayle; weight S pounds 4 ounces. HUGHES To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hughes, 442 NE Boston St., Koseburg, Nov. 13. a son, Itay Al len: weight 9 pounds ' ounce. DAVIDSON To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davidson, P. O. Box 1071, Koseburg, Nov. 14, a son. Bradley Earl: weight 7 pounds 3'i ounces. R1CKEK To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kicker, Glide, Nov. 15, a daughter, Sherry Lynn; weight 6 pounds 4 ounces. BARROW To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrow, 301 Emerald Lane, Koseburg, Nov. 16, a daughter, Cheryl Kathleen; weight 5 pounds 14 ounces. Mercy Hospital HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Dawn Harris, Winchester, Nov, 9, a daughter, Carmen Maricia; weight 6 pounds 8 ounces. DEACON To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Deacon, Glide, Nov. 11, a daughter, Kimberly Sue; weight 8 pounds 6 ounces. OLSON To Mr. and M r s. Cedric Olson, 956 W. Elaine Drive, Roseburg, Nov. 14, a son, Kenneth Edward; weight 7 pounds 11 ounc es. LEAS To Mr. and Mrs. Bur dett Leas, Kt. 4 Box 320, Rose burg, Nov. 15, a son, David Fay; weight 6 pounds 15 ounces. RAINES To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haines, 1232 NE Beulah, Koseburg, Nov. 16, a son, Greg ory Alan; weight 7 pounds 15 ounces. SPIRES - To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spires. Winchester, Nov. 17, a daughter, Leisa Ann; weight 6 pounds 11 ounces. Moav, Nov. 21, 1955 The Newt-Review,' Roseburg, Ore. I Committee Will Housing Project Study Need The Suthcrlio City Council has appointed a committee to deter mine whether the Douglas County Housing Authority project there is I still needed. The action was taken as the re sult of a $678 58 check offered the city by the housing authority in lieu of taxes. The Sutherlin Sun says the council expected to re ceive more. H says $800 was in cluded as the expected figure in the city budget. Members of the committee are: Councilman Hank Halverson Jr.. City Manager Hugh McKinley and Building Inspector J. C. Irwin. The Sun says the council will try to get more money as payment in lieu of taxes or try to have the project torn down or sold into pri vate ownership if no need is found for it. nrrnrxn BEWARE I MITAWHS AfeiS-S NEW MANAGER The Sutherlin Sun reports that Robert C. Mock has taken over the managership of the Safeway Store there. He has worked for the organization eight years. He and his wife are now living in the Ivan Bows residence. 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