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The Crossword Puzzle For Today
State of the Union
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addition
24 College
degrees
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29 Cravats
32 Rely
34
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37 Long-time
popular song
38 Flesh lood
30 Midday
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42 Lair
44 Mentally
sound
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49 Wipe out
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54 Go-ahead sign
56 Born
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forest
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basis
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ICC Group Refuses Rate Intervention
Complaints
. . . . WASHINGTON (AP) The In-
Co. Case dismissed with prejudice ; terslate Commerce Commission's
Debra Johnson, a minor by
Frank Johnson, her guardian ad
litem, vs. Jethro Dean. Plaintiff
seeks $8,000 general and $250 spe
cial damases fur injuries alleged
ly suffered while a passenger in
a car driven bv her fatlior. Frank
Johnson, which was involved, in an
accmcnt with a car driven by Dean
and owned by Billy Joe Dean. The
accident took place May 15, 1900,
on Highway 95 in Nevada 14 miles
south of Las Vegas, the comprint
states. The Dean car struck the
rear of the Johnson car, causing
neck and cervical spine injuries to
the plaintiff, the complaint alleges.
State Industri?-Accident Com
mission vs. Leftsy Archie Mc
Cracken, doing business' as Mc
Cracken Logging. Plaintiff seeks
judgment for $9,036.10, alleging this
is the amount the commission has
paid to Homer Lvon for injuries
suffered while working for Mc
Cracken in a hazardous occupa
tion. The complaint further allcces
that the defendant was an employ,
er subject to Oregon Workmen's
Compensation Act, that the de
fendant had not filed a notice of
engaging as an employer in a haz
ardous occuDatlon at or nrinr tn
the time of injury to Lyon, and that
niciracKon naa not nieu Willi the
commission an election not to con
tribute to the commission. The
claim was filed by the claimant,
Lyon, for his iniurv of Mav 29.
1959, consisting of an accident and
claim for benefits. The commis
sion accepted the claim and paid
out the sum asked, based upon the
claimant's report.
Samuel R. and Bcrlha Mae How
ell vs. James H. and Ruth E.
Snead. Plaintiffs ask foreclosure in
defendant's property to cover a
promissory note for the sum of $4,
000 alleged owing and duo.
ituoy unildress vs. Adeline Rob
ertson. Plaintiff seeks riamaces of
$12,500 for injuries suffered when
struck by a car operated by the
defendant while the plaintiff was
i-rusfiin w. narvara a. as a
Eedestnan near1 the stairway to
ouglas Community Hospjtal Sept.
10, 1960. Plaintiff alleges that a
Roseburg city bus had stopped (or
her, that she had started to cross
the street and that the defendant
attempted to pass the bus. The
plaintiff claims she suffered Injur
ies io ner dbck, lniernai injuries,
bruises and injuries to her abdo
men, right shoulder right side,
hips and leg, and right knee, and
bruises and swelling on her head,
causing headaches and nervous
ness. 1 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
vs. Leo W. Wilborn and Helen B.
Wilborn. Plaintiff seeks mortgage
foreclosure on property located in
Riddle to recover $7,350 alleged
due on a promissory note execu
ted by the defendants to Dean
Vincent, Inc., and assigned to the
plaintiff on April 15, 1959. Q
J. B. Sturgill vs. Richard R. and
Lois Ann Mullin; W. L. and Fran
ces McGraw and Fred J. Marshall,
administrator of the estate of Cal
vin Marshall, Suit to recover from
the defendants 'Mullins $1,450 al
leged due on a promissory note
and lorcciosuro on propcty ol tne
Mullins in .louglas County. The
foreclosure is subject to a prior
interesl.of George V. and licrnicc
I. Golsirder. as vendors under a
contract of sale as mortagees, the
interest of which has been convey
ed to the McGraws. The plaintiff
asks that the interest of the Mc
Graws be decreed a prior lien
only to the extent of their inter
est in tne property, uciennant Mar
shall claims an interest in the prop
erty bv virtue of a judgment
against the Defendant Mullin in the ft
sum of $548.10.
Joe Kina vs. Pacific Plvwood
Co. Plaintiff seeks general dam- t
ages of $17,500 and special dam- ft
ages of $211 for alleged serious
and permanent injuries suffered
Sept. 2, 1959, when struck in the
head by a board. Plaintiff alleges
injuries to his back and neck,
Dismissals O
Jesse Penoer vs. Gordon E. and
Marjcan M. Baker. On motion of
tne planum s attorney, case dis
missed without prejudice.
Emco Insurance Co. of South
Bend, Ind., vs. Arthur Wilson, ad
ministrator of the extate of Bole
slaw in-yesynski Suit ordered dis
misseoV with prejudice and with
out cost to either party.
Roy I. Pruilt vs. pacitic Plywood
and without cost.
Harvev G. and Kuby Pearl Rat-
liff vs. James M. and Patricia E.
Anderson and Hewey and Helen A.
St. John, suit dismissed with prejudice.
brank Look vs. n. u. rowen
suspension board Monday voted
not to interfere with a proposed
25 per cent cut in railroad freight
rates on grains moving from in
terior points in the Pacific North
west to Oregon and Washington
port cities,
Sjlit dismissed as settled, with preir However, the board said the
udice and without cost. V
Neil Brown vs. H. G. Powell.
Suit dismissed as settled with
prejudice and without cost.
Dtfault Judgment
' Credit Bureau Adjustment Dept.,
Inc. vs. Roy Koon, doing business
as Cougar Bend Pole Co. Default
judgment entered favoring plain
tiff for $361.50 plus interest, costs
and disbursements on a signed
account.
C.I.T. Corp. vs. V. R. Hooper,
Edwin R. Stryker,' Leonard P.
Banks and others. Default judg
ment entered favoring plaintiff in
recovering judgment against en
tered favoring plaintiff in recov
ering judgment against defendant
Hooper for the immediate posses
sion of a Caterpillar tractor,
equipped with cablo and Cater
pillar bulldozer, plus costs and
disbursements in the sum oi $406.-
Two Occupants Escape
Crash Of Light Plane
EUGENE (AP) Two persons
aboard escaped injury Monday
evening when an airplane snagged
a set of power lines, settled to the
ground, and then rolled over in a
ditch.
They are William Cunha, 66, of
Alameda, Calif., who was taking
his lirsi plane ride, and the pilot,
Glenn Lewman, 32, of Wedder
burn.
The plane was coming in for a
landing at Willamette Air Service,
a private field west of here. It
ran into the power lines, came to
the ground on a nearby hishwav,
and then nosed over in a roadside
ditch.
rMe change, scheduled for Sept.
30, should be investigated by ICC
to determine if it should be al
lowed to continue.
Actions by the board, a (tail
group, may be appealed io a
three-man ICC division.
The proposed reduction, the
second of the same size in slight
ly more than two years was pro
tested by area motor carriers,
bargeline interests and port au
thorities of Portland, Ore., and
Astoria, Longview and Vancouv
er, Wash.
The railroads contend the cut is
necessary to recover grain busi
ness lost in recent years to un
regulated truck and barge com
petition. The protesting groups take the
position that the change would
disrupt traffic patterns and pos
sibly destroy some barge lino
operations. '
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or odor 6 P.M.., OR 3-3591
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FOOD PRICES DROP
PORTLAND (AP) Food
prices in the Portland area
dropped 1.1 percent in the mid
July to mid-August period. The
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,
which made the report, said low
er prices for fruits and vege
tables accounted for most of the
decrease.
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HI kids Some adults say kids
conform and are the same. Well,
it Just "ain't" sol New cars new
pop records new singers new
placet to go new things to do.
Sure, sometimes we do the same
things. What's bad about that?
It'a no worse than routines adults
fall Into pop's paper at break
fast pop and mon watching the
same old westerns on TV their
insisting on coffee with every
meal. Just who are the conform
ists? There's one thing; that kids and
adults are both starting that I
can't blame. That's the new Sprig
pop we're all drinking, WOW
the drink is good. It's got spring
time flavor. It's got sparkle a mile
high. Quakes tasters taste like a
coot, mountain spring. So, if all
of us make it Sprig pop then
we're all conformists. I claim
that's good, 'cause we're doing it
for i reason. We get a variety
from drinking Sprig straight and
mixed mixed with Juices, nect
ars, ice cream, iced tea. It's the
pop that put pop in popular. Yes,
Sprig is here here for reasons.
Bye-bye.
FULLERTON BEVERAGE CO.
Box 435, Winston
OSborne 9-5002
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