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Newspaper Page TextDog Food Regulations Stricter Thsn Drug Laws LEGAL CORVALL1S (AP) Orcson State College pharmacy dean Charles O. Wilson says that regu lations for the production of dog food are more rigid than laws re garding the manufacture of drugs used by humans. Wilson called for a strengthen ing of federal and state laws gov erning the manufacture and ad vertising of drugs. ! The pharmacy dean said that (drug advertising is unreliable and mat u nas misled many people.) Hunter Pleads Innocent GI.ENDALE. Calif. (AP)-Tab! Hunter pleaded innocent Tuesday and asked a jury trial on a charge he mistreated his dog. A .Municipal Court judge set Oct. 5 for trial on the misde meanor charge. We invito you to stay at Portland's t elegant Hotel MULTNOMAH superb accommodations as low as 6 'SV Free Forking t WW f Tor Immediate confirmation of yoar reservation at HOTEL MULTNOMAH call-' ORehord 3-5077 Lewis Travel Service right- here in ROSEBURG LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING Tne Stale) Industrial Accident Commission hereby gives notice that a public hearing to consider a protest e' rule No. 1.11 of the "Safety Code 'or Logging" concerning "wea tner conditions" will be held in room k and 7 of tne State Capitol Building it 10:00 am Thursday, Septemoer 12, 1960. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as Administrator of the estate of Leslie Robert Steward, deceased, has filed his final Account in the Circuit Court of the Statt of Oregon for Douglas County, and that Friday, the 30th day of September, i960, at the hour of 10:00 o'cloctc In the forenoon ol said day in the Courtroom of said Court have been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of ob feet ions thereto and Iht settlement thereof. Oated and first published, August ?5, tt. uate or last publication, September 22, 1960. CLARENCE H. STEWARD Administrator BOCCI & BRANDENFELS Attorneys for Administrator I3SS Oak Street Eugene. Oreoon Diamond 3-9261 NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS ' PURCHASE OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT 1 BARS DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON SEALED tiO will be received bv Douglas County Court at the Courthouse, Roieourg, Oregon at 10:30 AM, September 16- I960, tor the purchase of sleet reinforcement bars to be delivered to the Douglas County Shop, Roseburg, Oregon. Quantity 6;0 pes J-l" 0 X ' 30117 10s 2400 pes J-8" 0 x 20' 50064 lot 2400 pes 1-2" 0 20' lbs Specifications art on file with the County Oerk ot Douglas County, and copies tnereof may be obtained at the office ot tne County Engineer, Room 219, Courthouse Roseourg, Oregon. Douglas County reserves the right to refect any or all b0 or to waive any informality m bidding. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. Jackson, County Judge Huron W. Clough. Commissioner E. R. Metzger. Commissioner American Airmen Tell Horrors I Religious Groups Of Recent Beatings By Congolese,1 dununaiulv I'rntejaant MCGURE AIR FORCE BASE,1 Mott of Glrnniore, I.a., command I turn both praised and pre mttciit'd today the aland of Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy on various church-state issues. Kennedy's record on that score was analyzed in a statement is sued by 1'rotesianls and other NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STOCKPILING CRUSHED MINERAL AGGREGATES DOUGLAS COUNTY. OREGON SEALED bids will be received by the Doug las County Court at the Courthouse until 10:30 A.M., September 16, 1960 tor furnishing and stockpiling crushed rock or crushed gravel In SEU Sec. 15 T 26 S, R A W. Bidders will bt required to submit pre quallticattons. Specifications are on file with the County Clerk of Douglas County and copies thereof may be obtained at the office of the County Engineer- Room 219, Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon. No person may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening. Douglas County reserves the right to refect any or all bids or to waive any Informality in bidding. DOUBLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. Jackson, County Judge Huron W. Clough, Cnmmissioner E. R. Metiger, Commissioner CASE NO. 6104 NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALII OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Guardianship of DORA t. SCHLATTER, an Incompetent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur suant to and by virtue of an order made and entered in the Above-entitled court and cause on the 16th day ot August, I960, signed by the Honorable Etdon F. Caley. Judge of the said Court, the undersigned as guardian of the estate of DORA I. SCHLATTER, an incompetent person, will on and atter ihe 19th day of September, 1960, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. pro ceed to sell real property ol said estate at private sale -for cash or for part cash and part credit as to the guardian may seem advisable, subject 1o the confirmation of the above-entitled Court, said real prop erty being situated in Douglas County, Stale ot Oregon, and being more particularly d scribed as follows, to-wti: TRACT I. Lots 11 and 12. Block 29, Kenney's Improved Plat to the City of Roseourg, as Ihe same is platted and on file fn the office of the Coun ty Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, EXCEPTING THEREFROM the. south fifty (501 teet thereof. TRACT II. The south fifty (50) feet ot Lots 11 and 12 of Block 29 of Kenney's Improved Plat to the City of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon. Bids will be received by the undersigned guardian at 420 S.E. Jackson Street, Rose burg, Oregon. HENRY A. SCHLATTER Guardian of tne Estate of DORA I. SCHLATTER, an incompetent person. Date of First Publication: August II, 1960. Dale of Last Publication; September o, Ikw. world was against me. said Lt. Gerald T. Henery of Washington, D. C. They arrived after an 18-hour flight from Germany. Left behind was Capt. Elbert L. N. J. (AP Seven V. S. airmen er of the U. S. Air Force plane arrived home aboard a nospiiui mat was airlifting communica plane Wednesday and described , tions equipment into the Congo in their bewilderment at being at-i terior at the time of the attack tacked by a Congolese mob last! Aug. 27. Mott is m a hospital in month. i Wiesbaden. Germany, with seri- "I was hit with clubs and sticks ous injuries. and guns and lists, saiu Li. Ken- l ne rest of the eight-man crew Americans l mted for separation neth Stickevers of Valley Stream, came home aboard a C118. con-1 of church and stale UOAl . De- N. Y. ! verted into a hospital plane. Three I scribing nelf as a nonpartisan "1 thought maybe the whole; were on stretchers, the others I educational group, it said its ac- Dandaged and bearing other evi-tion involved no bigotry or prej dence of the attack. udice. I.t. Armand A. Kelscnberg ofj H did not mention Kennedy by Pierz. Minn., told a newsman he j name, but referred to the can got a fractured wrist and a bashed : didate of Roman Catholic iailh." knee in the attack. He said the I In a related but nui connected Congolese soldiers hit him with development, another group ot everything they could find for 15 j Protestant clergymen and laymen minutes. assembled today to discu.ss the St. Berg is one of the stretch-' handling of the religious issue in or cases. The others are Sgt. r-red i the presidential campaign . hier of Smyrna, Del., and Sgt. Brirfl K Knii.i nf Ksir:intn Via The executive board of the Rose- ... , burg junior Women's Club h,ld Us liain Shaw of A-lu'ville N C and There was a discussion of the I r-IUees Irom lna -0,,B' Fall membership tea which will be I a joint affair of the Junior and ; Senior Women's Clubs. It will be n!..,n.n..i B,,,.!.. at the home of Dr. Keith Bryant, i wiaui iiiuinciil r ICJJiim Thurt., Sept. 8, 1960 Tho News-Review, Roicburg, Ore. 5 Hams Spotlight Weekend Menus Junior Woman's Club Board Holds Meeting PATRONIZE NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS HUNTER'S SPECIALS Only 23 Days Until Hunting Season BINOCULARS 7x50 Selsi Lightweight Re3. 59.50 a. 7 ih HUNTER'S SPECIAL tail, 8 inches wide). Gtnter foeufting. An tdeol binocular for rh Bportsman on land or teo. Coot d ten mi. BINOCULARS 7X35 Selsi Lightweight AH purpose binocular for long range, advent light, tag, and night uio. Center focusing.- Coated lenses. 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Plans were made for the first business meeting of the year which is to be held Sept. 14. at the Women's Club House at 8 p.m. LEGAL Cati No. 1131 NOTICE OF SALE IN THE etRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY THE UMPOUA SAVINGS & LOAN ASSO CIATION, A Mutual Saving and Loan Association. Plaintiff, VI. CARL M. WOLF and BE9NICE M. WOLF, husband a no" wifa, il at. Defendants. By virtue of an execution Issued out of the above entitled Court in the above en-, titled cause, to me direct and dated the 16th dav of August. I960, based upon a 1 decree rendered and entered in said Court on the Slh day ot August, 190, in favor of The Umpqua Savings & Loan Association, a mutual savings and loan association, com manding me to make sale M the following described real properly, to-wit: Lot 5, Block 1 of the LaVona Heights Addition to the Town ol Myrtle Creek, i Douglas County, Oregon. to satisfy the sum of $2,659.78, together with Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from February I. 1959, until 1 paid, and for the further sum of $25.00 for a title report, together with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum, ' and tor Ihe further sum of 1300.00 as rea ! sonabla attorneys fee and for Plelnhtt's ; costs and disbursement herein Incurred in I the mm of 479.87 and the costs of and upon 1 this writ. I NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of said ex-; ecu! ion and decree and In compliance with ' the commands of said writ, l will on the 22nd day ol September. 19oO. at 10:00 o'clock 1 a.m. at the south front door of the Douglas 1 County Courthouse in Roseburg, Douglas 1 County, Oregon, sett at public auction and subject to redemption where provided by law and to the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title and interest which the above named Carl M. Wolf and Bernice M. Wolf, husband and wife, and Craig Heath and Arline Heath had on the Wth day ot October, 1952, and of which any of said defendants had on the Slh day of August, I I960, the date of laid decree, and thereafter had In and to the above described property or any Dart or portion thereof to satisfy said I execution and decree and interests, costs DATED at Roseburg, Oregon, this 18th ', day of August, I960. I ik a b tkd, sneritT of uougiat County, Oregon By: Belly Miller, Deputy. Problem Says Porter WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Charles O. Porter (D-Ore). said to day disarmament is '"the most pressing problem facing man kind" as he prepared to attend a Paris conference on the subject this weekend. Porter is a member of the East W e s t Preparatory Conference which will make plans for an un official meeting of lawmakers in Western Europe this fall. The congressman said such meetings are "one of the few practical ways still open to seek peace in a precarious world." Porter said he will leave Paris Sept. 12 for Eugene, Ore. This closed meeting, with about 125 expected, was sponsored bv an organization calling itself the National Conference of Citizens for Religious r reeuom. Scheduled to preside was Ihe Rev, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, New York minister and author who denied in an interview last week that his attendance meant participation in the presidential campaign. He said he is "con cerned that the so-called religious issue be handled in a truly digni fied and American manner." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Housewives can choose from a wide assortment of bargains at meat counters this week. Many neighborhood gnu-pries and supermarkets are featuring roas! beef as their weekend spe cial. Hams, however, are being spotlighted in some areas with fowls being offered at bargain rates in some northeastern stores. Other specials in various areas include corned beef, veal and lamb. New items reaching the vege table and fruit markets this week include Florida squash, Kansas and Texas cantaloup, the first New York Bosc pears and the first New Jersey sweet potatoes. Best buys among vegetables in clude cabbage, corn, cucumbers, egg plant, Eastern onions and po tatoes. In the good-buy category are beans, carrots, cauliflower, East ern celery, beets, green onions, radishes, sweet potatoes, toma toes, peppers, endives and esca- roles. Best fruit buys this week are Thompson seedless grapes, prunes and peaches. Avoeadoe.-i and pears, especial ly the Western liartlelt variety, are rated as good buys. MAIL ORDERS NOW FOR RESERVED SEATS Las Vegas Showgirl, Crosby On Honeymoon LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-Gary Crosby, in the Crosby-son tradi tion, is honeymooning today with a Las Vegas showgirl. Like his three brothers before him, the eldest of crooner Bing's sons married one of the dancers from this glittering desert spa. No other Crosbys were in at tendance when the civil ceremony was performed Tuesday night at the resort hotel where the bride, pretty Barbara Stuart, has been appearing. State Democrats Name Swearingen PORTLAND (AP) A Salem subdivision developer has been appointed finance coordinator of the State Democratic Parly. He is Marshall Swearingen, for merly a central Oregon rancher and former president of the Farm Bureau Federation. State Democratic Finance Chair man Dewey Rand announced the appointment today. Raisins of a party budget of $158,000 by the end of the 12 primary election is Swcaringen's goal. 8-15 .1 IN PERSON DALE ROBERTSON OF "WELLS FARGO plus Cayuse Riders " RODEO I HORSE SHOW 3 y LIVESTOCK "S kirn. ...Jl.M HS Studinti Childnn unifir 11 FREE, with Adult Horse Show-Rodto (int. Ctn. Admission) $300 RESERVED SEATS Horn Show-Rodeo (inc. Gen. Admiuion) $2.50, $3.00 BOX SEATS, $3.50 (Spuial Price on Stuon Boies) Specify Data and Performance. ' Hone Show-Rodeo Nightly 7:30 p.m. Malinei Sl.-Sun.r 1:30 p.m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS NO. 7H61 ! SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION SUMNER G. WHITTIER, at Arjminiilritor, of Veterans Affairs, I Plaintiff, VI. ! EMMETT LeROV LONG and MARV O. LONG, husband and wife, and CHESTER 1 OYLEAR and PHYLLIS OYLEAR, husband 1 and wife, Ocfendnrts. 1 TO EMMETT LeROY LONG AND MARY ; D. LONG, GREETINGS: ! IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE 1 GON: You are hereby required to appear , and answer the Complaint tiled aoalntl you 1 in the above emitted court ana cause on : or before the expiration of four weeks from tne date of the first publication of this Sum : mons upon you, and, if you fail to appear and so answer said Complaint, the Plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the above en titled Court for the relief prayed lor In said Complaint, to wit: That a Decree be cnlered against you as ' follows: ; (t) That ludgment be entered against the I Defendants, Emmetr LeRoy Long and Mary D. Long, husband and wife, and each of them, in the sum of M),835.05 together with i Interest at the rate of 4' i3 per annum i from August If, 1959, plus the sum of ; 260.90 advanced by Plamitff as and for the sewer assessment lien, plus the sum ' of S29.25 as and tor the cot of foreclosure report, with appropriate credit being given for the amount held in the suspense ac- count, presently In the sum of $303. SO, and for Plaintiff's costs and disbursements In 1 curred herein and that execution Issue there 1 for; i (2) That Plaintiff Mortgage be adjudged and declared a valid first lien upon the . following described real property, to wit : I Lot Fifteen (li), BocK Five (5), MIL LER'S ADDITION to the City of Ro burg. County of Douglas and Stale of I Oreaon; to secure payment of all sumi hereinabove mentioned for which udqment Is praved together with accruing interest and cots; ' that said Mortgage be foreclosed and that i said mortgaged real property b sold In 1 the manner provided by law for tne tale ot , real property upon eecutior.; that Plaintiff b allowed to bid at aid foreclosure sale; that the Sheriff be directe to place the , purchaser at Mid sale in immediate pos session and occupancy of said properly and that the proc-eds of said sale be aoolied first to Ihe cott of said ale; second to the payment of Plaintiff's ludgment lor costs,! disbursement and fes; and third in pay ment pro tanto of the Plaintiffs lydgment j for payment of all other ltms prayed tor j together with accruinq Interest and costs; Ol That the Defendants, Emmett LeRoy, Long and Mary D, Long, husband and wife,: and Chester Oylear and Phyllis Oylear, hus band and wife, and each o, them, and all persons claiming by, through or under them, be forever barred and foreclosed of all right, title. Interest, hen or eouity In and to said property and each and ev?ry portion thereof, encept their statutory right of re demption; and for such othr and further relief as to Ihe Court may n-em eouitabie; (4) In tne event that the real property de scribed herein is not sold at said erecution sale for a sum sufficient to set'-ty the costs and expenses of sale and plaintiff t ludgment prayed for. that a deficiency Judg ment be entered against the De'endants, Emmett LeRoy Long and Marv D Lona, husband and wife, and eacn of tnm, for th amount of the deference between tn amount realired on sad ex-ution sale and th total amount of costs and expenses of tale and Plaintiff's udoment herein This Summons 's puDMned by Order of the Honorable El don F. Caley, Judge ot the above entitlod Court, made and entered on the 2t day of August, i960, prescribing that this Summons be served by publication once each weK for four consecutive weeks in the- Roieourg News-Review, a newspaper published in Douglas County, Oregon,- that first publication be made on the 1st day of $pfefntr. 19M. ad the last day of publication being the itod day of September, 110. F J. 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