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Newspaper Page Text4 The News. Review, Roieburg, Enltrsd sseensl dm snsilsr Ms 1, )"!, tl Ik flic el bar, Orta, idee scl ef Merck t. Hit. CHARLES V. STANTON, Editor and M.nsger Mtmbttr of tht Auociittd Prtss, Ongon Newkppr Pjollthtrt Attocisuion, tht Audit Buru of Ctrculotiont ' presaalsf, fcr WEPT BOIX1DAT CO.. INC., el lies U HtW fetfc, Chlee, Publishtd Daily Exctpt Sunday by tho News-Review Company, Inc. Un Pranclice, Lai 4niKi, Ilia. Portland, Deiver L'BSCRIfTlU.N KAIt.--lo irss;se lis Msll rsr fesr. llt.M, sis i Ihree me nibs, 13.1 Oatitdt Orsiea lift) ibra Bintba, 18.41. Br Kill s-Ke lew CarrUr far Titr. par moat a. Il.tl. MAY SHE LIVE HAPPILY! ' By Laura Olson The prince of .Monaco copped himself a prettv damsel .communist bloc countries. Now it teachers seeking advanced train .I,;. ...i- ., i I- tv,; i,, r ..., l...l., .t i,i is a movement across the Iron ing and 1300 foreign students came tins week. And in this time of h.drotfen bombs and cold Cimain (n,.r m p(.r cent o! ,he here wars and floods and ill-fated romances in Kngland, it is ra- missions to Russia last year werei The movement of American ther hcarlwafming'to know that fairv hook tales have real, from wi-siern Kurnric ;scholar and teachers to foreign life i'nniiliiMi.ii-u ' Ll- THESE EXCHANGES were countries was about half this nura- count p.irus. ... ,. ... ,. .. ieonducted group tours lasling ber. . I he lovely princess-to-lie in question, Jliss (.race Kelly abollt llirce wr(.k,. Ther, wa, 0 state DEPARTMENT doesn't of Hollywood, New York and Philadelphia, has racked tip individual free travel and litile . select or handle all these people an incredible record in a short time. Her nam is a house- vilh 'he, Russian people. itself. It leis contracts to the L-.S. l,.ld word, her face beams from marine More racks, mov- JSJSiZ ft',?, fore'.Sn 5Z pl'nnen! lfifi?'JSrJ&& )e niar(itei'S Hush the Kelly name in multi-colored litfhls and ines undergoing political training organizations like the American that old connoisseur of t?ood acting, Alfred Hitchcock, has or higher technical education in Council on Kducation and Govern nalltrht but oraise , Russia. But the amount of this in-, mental Affairs Institute to plan . ' ' 1 . , , , . . . , ... ,. i, : iloetnnation is believed to be six-1 the courses for a maximum of un An actress of considerable note, blonde Miss Kelly all0 ! supervised travel, education and walked away from the 1955 Academy Awards banquet withl Limited as these facts are, they 1 reporting. a Koldcn Oscar for her performance in "The Country Cirl." : have an important bearing on pro-j Most of the scholarships and ex- Plnvino- the vole nf not - so - - - - - J. roadway actor, she wowed audience from .Montpelier to Kectlsport, And she wowed her fellow performers, who jildKed her better than veteran Judy Carland. w , .,. . " , ,. , In llollyood, .Miss Kelly lived quietly, as had been her fashion elsewhere, much to the consternation of publicists mmimmmmmm mmm ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mits Ltura Olion, author of to day's editorial column, is a Nows-Ravitw sfaff wrtttr. A gradu ate of tht School of Journalism, Univtrsity of Orogon, tho was mployed aftor leaving school in magazint and ntwapapar work in Nsw York City with Truo Ootoctivo magaiin and tht Ntw York Htrald-Tribunt. Returning to htr nativt statt, Oregon, she was employed for a short time with the Cottage Grove Sentinel prior to joining The News-Rtview staff. Her parents reside in Eugene. I.ee this week showed invesliga- cd, attached together, to Ihe office more accustomed lo folks who spat when spoken to. The!"" """tors the two letters of ; of Sherman Adams at the White , i,i . , i , . , ,i.. i resignation as head of the ( ivi l ouse. Adams is the lop nresiden- very calm seemed lo draw men to the doorstep (and there AermauiKS Administration (CAA)llial assisiant presitien must be a lesson in this) and Miss Kelly's name was linked which he sent to President Kiscn-1 In the first letter. I.ee stated his with those of Olctf Cassini. liinpr Crosby et al. And, in Kll-ihower. but he said he had ho way 'ease for remaining on as CAA rope to make a movie with Carv ('.rant, Miss K was pur-,w;n It' ch,ef Ex- ft;",' J" h? ha'1 ,hren lold . , i ... . , i, . i ecu! i e saw both oi them. bv aviation mdnstrv and concres- Riied by Jean-Pitfrrq Atimotit even as the Prince of .Monaco, toth Ptt(,r wert, (laIed Dpc g, slona ea(jers he had discharged I :.. .1.- I I... I in.c I ,.N - c ' i... .1... .. , . ' . liovereo hi inu ii.ki.ki muni. As she lived without fanfare, she also dressed with stun- ninir simplicity, representinir for most people the ultimate of what a weil dressed younit woman should wear. The, garb was Rood enough, also, for those titans of fashion, the' meml)ers of the New York Dress Institute. i Thursday came the announcement that the coveted title: 1 1 .1 . -U.. I 1... l.'..ll.. oi worms iii..sl in essmi woman and Mrs. Willinm Pnley i, . e..n..o! i.i i I.. ' 11 . . i".i i ' ' '"'-'7'-."'" " "'"'"l $724,947 damages for shooling the celebrated list last year for the first time when she down a Navy plane last June 111 1 placed Kith. jthe Bering Sea, injuring its 11 man And even bc-Tore tonxues started waKKnx came word of c"'.w- , , n..i'im 1 1, The Stale IJepartment made pub- me nuijfei vslUl till pilllte. ; lie a nole from Secretary of Stale! I sf.... 1..:.... :i ijtnv nc i.i.iu ivistri, il .-.i-uii..-.. .M..-t ivcii.) unn n,-,t rollinir alonif. It seems improbable that the forthcoming marriage is going to change the current. One thing, though, that is encouraging, and much in keeping with American tradition, on March 15. Miss Kelly will be paying income taxes just like all the poor little girls with no princes. WHO SAID News men and women strive for accuracy. That in cludes correctly naming firms and identifying ersons and operations. It. means, for example, that "ham" radio oper ators ate referred to as amateur radio otieratftis. At mis point in History mightv incorrect. These so-ca lei amaleurs in ill mink during the devastating damage in December. By "hams" made contact with areas otherwise marooned f rom the rest of the world by slides, high waters and the like. A case in point was the conversation between an ama- teiir operator al Toketee Kails and another in Portland. It was the first time outsiders learned that slides had tempor- n.'il. ......I.. 1 1... ('..... .!... t n.. idl.M.,1 ..'.... ' And, the night the rescue , ' imiln tit aim if t inid ii'iij a il - ... . . , .1 " i" me i nion me,sane it i onress as: clone to help a family reportedly huried in mtid. a KosehurK The discharge of ovir world re 'ham !u liell, relnyiM to the "outside' news of the team's p'ns',lll'- pnijrri'sn. Holt's miss;iKi.4 ww iiiik.'d n liy other niiiati'tirs as fur south ns ('alifurniii, and then iliiwted north Htrain. It. niijrht hp. well to note that, "hams" si'fvp in timca of fun as woll as disaster. Southern Oretfou operators had a lot. of fun the niirht of the famed Pony Kxpress race. They followed the Iron Horse ami its live counterpart and told an anxious nation the story. Who said 'amateur'.'" J4al (Joijfe XKW VOtlK Marjone Plamp, a .vouujc choir shitM whoso whisky intake J'or the last 7 years totals 700 jchU lons, is no m'tvt ilrinktM hut shti has a drinking secret. Kvery day, five days a week, year in and year out, she takes ahoard an average of ." two-oum-e snifters of bour hnn or about two full liollies. KvtMi the .steadiest patron of the' " cup thai eluMM's infill wtinder how plaed a eonsideiahle role in he: a : loot -2 itn h mini; lady wt'ichmi; own career. oiuy 1 1.. poimils iuld pul ttoiMi all that Mull and remain cleat -r and teadv even it she rame from Kenlmky lutmh hc tii'i1?. i and had tuo hollow lens v 111 -i'v ui iinunj ones u t , Ihe answer lies in Miss IM.imp's ilr.nkipR secret. She doesn't down the stuff, .she niercK swishes it aiound in her motiih l..r a few M-coinis, men spits It out. e.s. all of it. j"" fit inly "Kverv ilror Siie is. so tar as she knows, the viorlit s onlv full-time ladv uliikv t.i-1;-.-. "And I love the work everv mum. Tit oi it," she said. "Id be lost HllhtlUl .. Kor the benefit of those inter r.Uil m seeking steadv and mi tin have In remain sle.iuv m V ; i V. V V. I lamp otters little advice, l hancr Ore. Sat. Jan. 7, 1956 a tat, ii tii - fir Mll fr Tssr, III. Mi ill naatki, (IIP lis d Tines;-, lhaa eat , beaiitiful wife nf a drunken i.r ...... m .ivii.r n.i.iiu.1 was snareti u.v aciirn i.-n.i I. ... hm 'AMATEUR? tne wont amateur seems.f lne ,,ano hospitalized and j I crashed on ihe Beach of SI. Law. i l ie est nroved their worth i floods which caused so much means nf their radios, the team pushed toward tinv Ke- ... 1 i .1 . ... t In il ir hiKMihlo til -it t'dinld a Alter KiaduatinR with a decree in ciiemmry Irom a Catholic kiiI college in Louisville, she koI a job nine years aco as a laboratory technician with the llrown-Korman i..Mi "two years later thev made me taster," she said. ' 1 have to Uste about 20 to :iu samples a dav of whiskies in all condition of acini; Ir-slmc them for ni'twf eonlent IK"", iwri , (ii unia anu color " I he la.sle test, is indispensable whisky micht pass a chemical test perteclty well but still taste m'V' .MlsS V aillO S.tV vhi never l:.L. a drink on ths ioh an.l a.i.u thi " T n i " oisiiuciy is i-ii. in uu- luiiuoi iiiiues in i e world for a fellow to ci mire a tlui si ,,xp 111 ,aie Ior five minutes," she said. '1 confine i feeler WASHINGTON (NEA) A geralii, chancellor rmeritui of Uni V. S. Stale Imparl merit observer vernily of Pittsburgh, h recum recently reported that a shtpload ; mended an increase of 1.1 million of 1100 to UuO student, from South- idollan for a total of 31 million next east Asian countries debarked in fiscal year. illong Kunji. 'I hey were headed for' THIS INCREASE would merely Ited China, where they had been take care of (he backlog of recom granted six-year scholarship in mendaiions now on file for foreign I Communist Chinese universities, students, tearhen and national I This movement was described as a regular occurence. From reports published in Moi- 'cow newspapers in 1954, it has i been learned that over l,0oo groups i of from 10 to 20 exchange visitor 10,000 to 20.000 in all passed 'through the Russian capital, for-; eign missions coming to missia ; Itilcy. Ihe demand lor American numbered 677. Russian missions ; teachers for foreign schools and going to other countries numbered , colleges can't be filled. 309. but it is impossible to double This Russian exchange-of-perv the program in a single year. It sons program has been quadrupled ,)ias to be stepped up gradually, since 19.VJ. In the beginning, most in the current year, 850 foreign of this movement was between leaders, 450 foreign professors and .""V" 0 ,?.tToas!1' I ,hc i u' national r.uucauonai r.xcnange program now supervised by the State Department. 1 This year s program involving an exchange of nearlv 5,000 per- ,,, c05l around )8 million dollars, : or an average of S.i.600 a head, An advisory committee of lead- mg educators under ttulus n. r iu- Lee Shows Investigators Two Letters To President WASHINGTON Frederick B. ! M C Rille Riicca J "" "us',u pgr DomQQSS In CL Plane jnOOtirtCI WASHINGTON Wi The rolled .Mates rriuay nuieil liussia lor .... -. . jt,iies lo soviet Amoassador tieor- gi Zarubin. The note repeated U.S. charges ih.n Soviet jet planes ; kl.do1w,,ln,1 :j,me 22 ln unprovoked attack, Dulles assessed the total d..ui- aui-s suffered at SI. 149.895, hut pre- vionsly had agreed to accept a Soviet oiler to pay half the total amount. Dulles ked that the $724,947 be made payable the form of dollar check. He emphasized (lie United Slate "is not rondomnh! the illegality of , , the Soviet conduct. Seven of Ihe 11 crew memlK' rence island, umies, in r riday s said all suffered shock and Ihe airplane was wrecked. , , . . . , Administration Guided By 'Enduring Objectives' w vsillNtiTON 'P President Kisenhmver said this week his a.l- M.inisll alii.n . u....l.H l.v r.tn "on. obie.iives." ' He listed them in his Sia e of .. ,. i or i-oiisiitiM improcmeiu ot our naltonal xeeiirily. Kiseal inteRnlv. To foster a sirontf economy. Tha response to human concerns. my drinking to purely locial occa sions, and 1 have a two-drink limit. That's my capacity." Besides requirim,' monumental self-control, a professional vhisky taster is under other limitations. He can't, for example, take sam ples home lo his friends. "There are U ko eminent men around to check on things, ' she remarked. "I had to take a great deal of kidding when 1 first not this job, tint now my acquaintances are used to it. No. my family doe-n't mind. After all, 1 am a 'chemist. Mv father sets a ham out ef it." Out the years Mar.ione has he come a real expert on hourhon. She denied that (he fusel oil in hourhon caused the handover one Kels if he imluhes too freely. oud have lo drink a Kiillon and a halt ot whiskv at one sitnni; to net a handover from the fusel oil content alone," she said, sin il- inn. 'lo vou kno.v of anvone who does that '" Miss Plamp smi;s alto in her church choir, her hohhv i vntnu on campini; trip-, and her current neau is a l i incelon I niv ersity h'ni;lih professor I think I'd like to close this rath lias her unusual occupation had er cynical piece with a little ad any unusual cited on her'' ice to voters who w ant their rmm. 1 Well, if I hae a cold I have to let lh va.nnle. ml. ,.n ....i.l until I shake it and net my sense of smell hack." she said. inetes one other thing I used to have a nreat deal of trouble Wl,n niv l,',',b tillt since 1 became a latl..c ,n a.,., 1 1, ....... t .i. i...,h . '(.. i. ihi,i urn l.lMiy .-sue ciupnasieti. nowever. she wasni reconi en oil' whiu.riiu. nn tin ii.ih 'v t.m.x .i iv . 11 "relv has worked out that wav with her. (LcL Son . leaders to carry on advanced study in this country, and for Americans to teach and conduct research abroad, says Russell I,. Kiley, in caarge oi me program ; There are now 20 foreign stu- amis applying lor every American scholarship grant available, says 'Pressors sai.rie. ire , proviuea ov private sources, l Here are over 600 private U. S. organ- iations sponsoring exchange of personnel with foreign countries in the free world. The combined government - pri- vale effort is presented as an ef- feclive means to spread American Kle.os and ideas abroad. subcommittee thev were forward. ... uiiues capaoiy anu elleclive- ly. in Ihe best interests of aviation ' and wilh credit to your administra-l j lion of the government." i But he noted that Secretary of Commerce Weeks, who he 'said I had been trying to force him out of the CAA post, had been demand- i mg his resignation. I Therefore I .. I..I.I Ficiil.,....Ur f that in order lo give (he President I ireedoin of action he was submil- ting , second letter which was in! the nature of a formal resignation, allhough it too was carefully word'! ' o it did not say l.ee 'wanted to leave. ! I.ee's resignation was acreul.-.l ... .. ... . .. by the President in a letter from t.eltyshurg. Pa., dated Dec. 10. Sen. Morironey ( IJ-ukla. ), presid ing at Thursday" hearinj!. com mented, "if the President saw only your second letter, it would have appeared lo he a voluntary resin- llaton and he would have had no waT $ knowing your side of the .ee said the onlv thintf he knew wa lhaJ. h" Jle" wp, 'phsi- c.uiy auaencu wnen ne 10OK them to Adams office. In The Day's News (Continued From Page One) wants to get hack in says h ii nnl quitp as optimistic as I'rrsi-(li-nt Kisenhowor as to th ade quacy o our defenses. Consider tha Democrati' situa tion: If Ihey rnncede that America's future IS HKUIIIT. thev haven't i1,crmio'l''lVooli,'w,ir'i' 1 ncK 1,110 P0WPr. l eople will then c... I-.'t v. .. .. i ... say 'Don t change horses in the middle of the stream." Inder the circumstances, the Pemocratic politicians just HAVE to be pessimists. So much for the Democratic pol iticians, l.el'j now take a look at Ihe Kepiihlican side of the fence.' iiui" senator .McCarthy let fly with a haymaker at the Eisenhow er administration, asserting that it would have a much better record if it would et rid of the Paul llotfmaus, the Harold Stassens and the Milton Eisenhowers. " Yesterday he blasted Federal Jude Railey Aldnch of Boston for acquitting a former Harvard re search assistant on charges of con tempt of eonnres. He says the null's decision is "ridiculous to the point of being ludicrous," t.ludge Aldrich ruled that Mc Carthy acted beyond the powers of his sub-committee two years ai;o in a one-man probe of subversion in defense plants. The man acquit ted as a result of the decision had ref lined to tell McCarthy whether he knew any communists in de fenso plants.) Wh.it' biting McCarthy? year or so auo he w as a ''"'k buster. Now he s a dud. He comes up for reelection a couple f Vt'rs hence and he realises that tm'os he cots hack into tha srtm. ''H1'1 he's a oner. liy lo be wie and creat and nm. perous down throiu-h th o.nr. lions, If vou are a Republican and face a choice between a staiesmani.L Democrat and an anything I .nrH. to ;el elected Republican V O T K L.U Tin- ml-i. i' tr ... ..... , . II HHI air 9 I'tMUOCiai anil lace a similar choice between a i:np .iiiMiun i..i anv ihuivvf o r- , n ..-.i .i.. i .x..r. THK KKPI BI.ICA.V tte NKK1) statesmen. We have too many politicians. LEGAL ft I MMON'ft IN TMK f lRri IT f'OI RT OT 1 llfc H T I K OP OKM.ON ro THK f ill STy 01 IKH O T CAHTFR and ESDI EH M CARTER, huitnd and wi, Plalnliffi, va. MARY ANM BRADY and JOHN DOB HHADV. her htiaUand, TIIK UN KNOWN Hi IRS OI- ATtHINSON MI'l.LlNS. Deceitcd;" JA.St DOC MULLINS, ot Alchinton Unllim, Urct-ifJ "THE l.NKNOWN HEIHS OF MHS M STILTZ. DfCed.' JOHN OOC hTII.TZ. hunband of Mri. M Stiiu, n-read. THE l,'N KNOWN HEIHS Of JAMIvS M I ' L L1NS, UfrtiMd"; JANE DOE MUU LINS. uil u( Jain MuIUni. !) ciird THE I'NKNOWN HEIRS OF GEOR(JE MHI.LINS. DMed:' JANE DOE Mt'l.LINS, wife ot Gcorf Mullim, Dcaifd; CHAKLES E. MI-LLINS and JANE DOE MI'L LINS, hn i. i:to all Olhtr per torn and partial unknown claiming any rifhl, titla or intercx in the property dracrlbad In tha complaint herein, and tha unknown haira of any dccaaied Dfndanla, Defendants. TO: MARY ANN BRADY and JOHN DOE HFADY. her huaband. "TH E I 'N KNOWN HEIRS OF A TCHINSON ML'LI.INS, Deceased." JANE DOE MULUNs, wifa of Alrhimon Mulhn. Drceaied: "THE I'NKNOWN HEIRS OF MRS M STILTZ. Deceated." JOHN DOE STILTZ, huaband of Mti Jrl ?mlU, Dcao: "THE UNKNOWN HEIRS Or JAMES &lt'LLlNS, De ctaied '; JANE DOE MULL1NS, Uife of Jam Mnll;n. Decrascd: 'THE UNKNOWN HEIRS Or GEOHGE MHLLINS, Decea5d." JANE DOE MlLLINS, wife nf George Mullina, De ceaied. CHARLES E MULLINS and JANE DOE MULLINS. hi wife, alto all other periom and partiet un it noun claiming any right, title or in terest in Ihe real property detrribed In ihe complaint herein, and trie un known heira of any deceated Defend ant! Defendant! IN THE NAME OF THE STATE or OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and iniwrr the Complaint filed ag.iin.it you In the auove em it led suit within four wteki from the date of the first publication of this iiiinmoni, and If you fail to io appear and aruwer, for want thereof. Plaintiffs will apply to the alove entitled court for decree that Plaintifd are the Kle owners of the following described real property, to wif BEGINNING at Ihe Intersection nf the center line of the Old County Road of lfM7, as vacated, and the north line of the South one-half of Section 15. T 28 S R 6 W W M . Douglaa County. Oregon, said point bring West 2SVt 0 ft. from the East one quarter corner of said Section IV thence along Ihe center line of said vacated road S 17 degrees W .10 ft , and S 33 degrees 41' W 4O0 ft , thence S U degrees IV W to Ihe renter of Ihe South L'mpqua River, flienr Northwesterly along the ren ter of the South l'mpqii River lo the easterly right of wav line nf the Pacific Highway w. thence Northeasterly along the easterly right of way line to the north line of the South one-half of said Section 1.1, thence Easterly along ua id north line of the South one-half of Section 1.1 to the center line of the old Pacific Highway as va cated, thence N 2.t degrees 10' E along the renter line of aid vacated Highway to the e.-ulerlv rtifht of way line of the present Pacific Highway 90. thence S H degree itO" Eto the easterly right of way line of the old Pacific H gnwav, thence along said easterly rignt of way line of old Pacific H.ghwav N 21 degrees M' E to a point. N 37 degrees 21' E 122 t ft. and N li.l ngre 02' E 3 ft to a .1-8" x 24 ' iron bolt in the southerly boundary of the Mary Margaret Adama property an de scribed in Vol 84. paie 6.18. Doug las County Deed Records, said bolt being S 2 df greet 5.1' W 2160 0 ft. from the one quarter section comer between Sections 10 and 13. T 2A S. R A W. thence S &i degree 44' E 2HH W ft. along the southerly boun dary of taid A damn property to the center of the old County Road from which a maple tree 10 ' In diameter (wars N B'l degrees 40' W 20 1) ft . thence clung the crnier of the old County Road S .17 degrees H" W VI 0 (t , S IS degrees 22' W WO ft , S 18 degiees .VI' W 50 0 ft , S 0 degrees 17' W Ml 0 ft. and S 5 de grees :lv e 134 8 ft. to the place of beginning. Kuhjcct to the mortgage to Douglas County Stste Hank, which mortgage ) now of record in the Mortgage HecorrU of Douglas County, Oregon, and are tn pones ion of a fee Simple title thereto and quieting Plaintiffs' title to said property againl the claim of each and every cine of the Defendants and any other persons unknown to Plaintiff claiming anv interest in said lands, and for such other and further relief as to Ihe rourt may seem just and equitable Pursuant to the order of December 8. t9.Vt. duly made and entered herein bv Trte Honorable Carl E. Wimoerlv, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Douglas Count , this summons hall be puhhshed once a week for four successive and consecutive weeks. Date of first publication of this sum mons) aha II be Decent her 10. 1)35 LONG. NEl NER A DAVIS Attorneva for Plaintiffa P. O Box .WT7 Roseburg, Oregon Si M M O S IV THK CIRCI IT ( DI RT OF TMK STATK OK OP Mi ON. IN AND FOR liOl.til, COI NTT BEATRICE I WESTERMAN. FUlntiff, VI AUGUST D. WES TERM AN'. Defendant To- August D WHttfrman. Defendant IS THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHEtlON. y ou arc hfrebv rrqiurtd to appear and answer th complaint filed aitaiiint " In tht abovs-cntitled Court and can within tnar utrki from th date of tha firt publication nf this summon upon ou and if you fail in so appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief praed for in her complaint, a Miccinot statement of which ts a fol lows, to-wil For decree dlvornnjr plsintif from defendant alwoluteiv, reotonnf to plaintiff her maiden name of He tnc 1 Koehler and for leneral re lief. Thia summons I served upon you by publication in th Hose bur News Review pursusnl In an order of ihe Honorable Charles S. Wood rich, Judge of the above-entitled Court, dated Jan uary Sth, IBM RAY B. COMPTON, Attor ii ev for PlainUff P O. Address, t S. Nafl. Bank Bids. Rote burg, Oregon DATE of rtrst Publication: Jan. T. 1M DATE of l-jt PublicaUon: Feb. 4, 10M NOTICE OF riNl. SfTTI.FMs N'T Notice is hereby gien that the under signed executrix of ihe estate and last will and testament of Geotge A. Rone brake, dev-eased. has filed her final ac count In (he Circuit Court of Douglas Countr, Oregon, and said court has fil ed. Tuesda. January .11, 1M. at in oo A f. in the fotenoou. tn the Circuit Courtroom erf the temporary courthouse (being the fot mer Catholic school lo cated at MA St. Kane Street in Roe burg, Douglas Counti , Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections, if any there be. to said final account and for he settlement thereitf Data of first publication December 31, Ifttt. KATHI.F.F.Pf WEBER. Execu trix of the estate and 1at will and tetainenl of George A. Bonehrakr, deceaaed. NOTICK TO ( RIOITORS Notice is herehv g i en lhl the un dersigned has been appointed adminis tratrix of the Ettate nf MARTHA STF.IN F.R. Drceased All persons having claims aisintt the said estate are required to present them, vended as required hv iaw, within i months from the date of the first publication hereof, tn Ihe undersigned a! ihe law office nf HAROLD A W.VYNHV, 415 Pacific Building, Roieburg. Oregon Dated this huh dar of December. 1S5 HKCINA .MILLER Administratrix of the Kit ate of Martha Xteiner, Deceased NOTIl'F TO ( urniTon N'OTU I IS KTRF.RV (11VEN that the undersigned has been appointed A-lmm-utra'.ir of ihe etate of EMERY J S NDFR. deceaed Ail person hi ine c4inss aganKt said etate are noiif;ed to present the sa ne sended as required t.v law to the undersi ne1 .dnun israi .v st the office of WINSTON A KEO- M A NF. Pacific Building. Rneborg. Ore dm withm six months from the date of irtis mtire n TED thu 31st day oi December, l.U. W.RRY C. RAPP, AdmimMra t.r nf the Eatse of EM BUY J. SYNDIR. Deceaaed. LEGAL .VOTIf'C OF I IN A I. KKTTI.KMKNT Notice U hereby given llret the under signed Administrator of the estate of Margaret Nielaff, deceased, has filed tin final account In the Circuit Court of Duuglas County. Oregun, and sa,d court has fixed Tuetdaj . tne 24th day of Jan uary, at IUU0 AM In the fore noon, in the Circuit Court room, of trie ienarary lourlhouae ibeing tne former Catnolic srnool located at ViS North Kan Sireeti in Rofeuuig. Dou,ss Coun ty. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections. If any there be, to said final account and for the settle ment thereof. Date of first pubiicition Dec. 24. 1f"3 ROBERT SIELAFF. aaimnis Ualor of the eiiete of Margar et Sielaff, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL HF.TTI.KMFNT Nonce il hereby given that Wednes day r'ebruar a, 1V6, at 10 o'clock, am. In the Circuit Court Room in the Court Houie in Rose burg, Douglas Count)-. Oregon, has been fixed as 'he time ana place for hearing objec tions, if any there be. to the final account filed tn the Circuit Court of ihe State of Oregon for Douglas County by Ihe Administrator of the &itae of Clifford C Wolbert, deceased; and for tht settlement thereof BKN Bl'ZZAHD, Administrator af the Rstate of CLIFFORD . WOLBERT, Deceased. THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES REMAIN 00 rs iimh iii i ii it man nfmir i JifSni n ir"' ir if ti ill n fi iTfT1rTli'r?'fi-rain itn i rrr in i FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE The firmi whose ads you see below recognize that even along with ob servance of the Sabbath, there is a community need far the commercial services they offer. , K. L. GILKESON'S CHEVRON STATION TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES all your automotive needs LANE and STEPHENS STS. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. EVERY DAY! SUNDAY HOURS: 10 A.M.-6 P.M. e Plenty of Free Parking e Prompt Prescription Service e Christmas Gifts for Everyone on your List eFree Gift Wrapping e Refresh Yourself at Our Fountain CHURCH'S DRUG STORE Rose Hotel Annex Ph. OR 3-6333 DOUGLAS HARDWARE OPEN SUNDAY a.m. to 3:30 p.m. e HARDWARE e FURNITURE e PAINT DEPT. e SP0RTINS GOODS e HOUSEWARES e SYLVANIA TV 1212 S. E. STEPHENS ST. PHONE OR 3-6167 RENTALS Do It Yourself and SAVE! ir Air Compressors -V Jack Himmers -4Y Floor Sanders Welders -V Floor Polishers LANSING-OLIVER 847 S. Stephens, OR 1-6636 OPEN 7 DAYS A WIEK LEGAL NOTICE TO (RHHTORS Notice il hereby given thai the under signed has Wen appointed Adminlstra'.or with the Will Amies. ed of the Ettaie of J C. Strawn, D -ctvied. All peiona having claims agamt the said entate ar retuired to pie.ent them, verified ! as required uy lit, wiinin six 'S n.onths from the date of the first pub I licalion hereof, to the undersigned at his off.ee in the Pacific Building, Rose- burg. Orrgon Dated t.ln dav of December, 1SV5 HAROLD A WAV MAN. Ad mum! rator with the Will An nexed of the Estate of J. C. Strawn, Deceated. NOIKK TO CKKI1ITOR- All per ion s having rUims against the FUtate of F.nima Weichlvin, deceased. iow pending in (he Circuit Court of Douglas County, Oregon, are hereby notified to present the same, duly veri fied as required by law, tn the under signed at the law offices of George Lu oma, United Stales National Bar.k Build ing. Rosehurg, Oregon, within six months from tht date of the tint pub lication of this nolite, which date is December 31. 19W G V. WIMBERLY. Adminis trator of the estate of Emma E Weichlein, deceased. HOURS. 10pm jjj EVERY DAY WE DELIVER Ph OR 2-l4 di SOUTH STEPHENS MARKET Frtaier Beef Cuitom Cutting 1532 So. East Stephens SENSIBLE PRICES VISIBLE FOOD PRESENTATION .ssrvetj too CHAIN SAW REPAIR PARTS If emergencies moke it necettary to mok repairs on Sunday You can get parts from ut . . . Home light Titan Oregon Chain. We Repair Hydraulic Jacks PHONE OR 3-7568 OR OR 3-7158 e FILES e AXES e WEDGES S TAPES e GAS CANS P. C. BRICCS CO. J331 N. STEPHENS ST. SUNDAY HOURS U STEAK J J9 LEGAL NOTICK OF I.F. of r u. mni'mrr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That under and pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County, made and entered - of recoi d In the mailer of the e:aie of Roe Emrnlli ClsMnn, deceased, author ising the undersigned, as executor of id e.tue, to sell tht real property hereinafter described, s Now. tnerelore, I. Alva R. Clayton, a such executor, will, at the law of fices of lxng Neuner it Davis, I'mp oiia Savings it Loan Building. Rose burg. Oregon, on and after the 23rd dav of January, IftU, offer for sale and sell, at private sale for rash m hand, either as a single tract or in aeparate lots, tracts or parcels, but all subject to confirmation by the above mentioned Court, the following described real prop erly ln Koeburf.. Douglas County. Ore gon, belonging lo said estate, tn-wit; Lots N u m bered One 1 1 and Two 2. In Block Numter 53-B. Railroad Addition to the City of RoseOurg, Douglas County, Oregon ALVA R. CLAYTON. Executor of the Latt Will and Testament and Estate of Rosa Einmltl Clayton, Deceased PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS IT'S LENNIE'S FRIENDLY TAVERN FOR DELICIOUS SUNDAY $1.00 PER PLATE HOURS: with prawn, $1.65 3 PM To 535 S Stephens 10 PM Ph OR 3-8366 RECULAR HOURS: 4 PM to 2 AM e PAN FRIED CHICKEN e CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS (our specialty) STOP IN SOOtf.' ENJOY-THE 10LN3E 'SERVICE; THEN DIG IWTDHOT SIZZUN' BROILED STEinC So J THICii AWD JUICY.."; . JoowNS-ttlRSlMTttEsssj AT DUFFY'S WDIAN KWM SPECIALIZING IN Imported Food tx Wins FROM Italy e Denmark S Germony e Fronca e Sweden Japan e Norway e Holland e Mexico e Howaii e India 0 Scotland r WE ALSO HAVE F STAPLES (THE jg BEVERAGE Vj SHOP 121 S. Stephens 11 a.m. to 8 p , m.