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Circuit Court
Thur., Oct. 12, 1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. 5;
$445
VALUE
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INC,
702 S. E.
Jackson St.
Phone OR 3-3202
Complaints J
In ion Oil Co. of California vn. I
Emil and Signe N'yberf and num
erous other defendants listed as
creditors of the Nybergs. Plaintiff
seeks judgment for S4.266 65, plus
"reasonable ' attorney Ires and
costs, alleged due on promissory
note. The plaintiff asks that t h e
rank and amount of the mortgage
of defendants L'mpqua Savings &
Loan Association and Douglas
County State Bank be ascertained
and determined, and that its claim
be considered superior to that of
other named defendants in mort
gage foreclosure proceedings on
property of the Nybergs.
Betty Jane Lucas vs. James
Gilbert Culled. Plaintiff demands
$25,000 general and $145 special
damages for injuries claimed suf
fered in accident involving the car
operated by plaintiff and 1956 pick
up truck of defendant. The acci
dent took place oo Highway 99,
Business Route, approximately one
mile south of Myrtle Creek on
Oct. 9. 1959.
F. A. McCormach. sometimes
known as Fred A. MeCormack,
and Rachel B. McCormach, vs.
John Thomas and others. Suit to
quiet title to property lying north
west of North Myrtle Creek and
south of what is known as Skunk
Gulch, all in Township 28 south,
range 4 west, Willamette Meridi
an. Joe B. McNabb vs. State Indus
trial Accident Commission. Plain
tiff asks that his case be referred
back to the defendant for addi
tional compensation for temporary
total disability until his condition
becomes stationary, for medical
aid and treatment, and the com
pensation for permanent partial
disability equal to 100 per cent
loss use of function of an arm for
unscheduled disability.
Final D.crM and Judgment
Siman J. and Dolly Elian vs.
Hedrick Louis and Jeffadean
Sharp, James T. and Noma Low
rance. Frances J. Churchman,
Robert C. and Pearl Jenkins,
Charles O. and Rubye Rhodes.
Based on decree and judgment of
Sept. 14, 1961, and no payments
having been made, plaintiffs im
mediately entitled to possession n(
the real and personal property de
scribed. Judgment continues in
favor of plaintiffs and against de
fendants James T. Lowrance,
Noma Lowrance and Frances J.
Churchman for $750 as attorney
fees, plus $25.88 cost of lien fore
closure report, $153.71 for fire in
surance on building and equipment
and further sum of $116.87 as plain-
; tiffs costs and disbursement, plus
I uueirsi. j us prupcriy 10 wnicn me
; piaimuis are given exclusive rights
it the Loggers Tavern & Cafe.
Dismissal
' Perciles Apostolnu vs. Sateriors
i Kaidantzis. On stipulation of the
I parties, case dismissed as settled,
i with prejudice and without costs.
Weather Bureau Plans To Study Use Of A-Bombs In Hurricanes
- WASHINGTON"
Westher Bureau is
(API The the possibility of using convention.
going to study j al or nuclear bombs to smash hur-
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ricanes.
The idea of using bombs of anv
type against storms "is still only
the gleam-in-the eve stage,"
says Dr. Francis J. Reicheldcrter,
Weather Bureau chief.
Reichelderter stressed that in
addition to a lot of thought and
study, any use of a nuclear de
vice would require a national pol
icy decision regarding nuclear
tests in the atmosphere.
lie told newsmen atter an an-,
pearance at the National Press '
Club that specially designed TNT'
bombs might be tested on a hur
ricane within two or three years.
Asked about a nuclear hoinh, I
Reicherlderter said a one mega-!
ton bomb equal to one million'
NKW ARMY CAP The U.3. Army s new long-visored base-
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nalltvpe rut n moaeiea dv ric. Aii-mn , wun uum
Portsmouth. Ohio. The cap will gradually replict two
older models, the fatigue cap and the fieldjcap.
Ions of TNT misht do something
to a hurricane, hut he u isn t sure
if U would be good or had.
Hp said it is posMble a nuclear
bomb "minht put too much force
in one place" while conventional
TNT charges placed in teveral
parts of a ktorm would weaken or
divert it.
KeicheloVrfer also said cost is
a factor, statins; that a one mega
ton bomb costs $1 million. Tni
is the first figure Riven by a roy
ernment official on cost of a hy
drogen bomb.
Hp said larce-scale seed in j of
hurricane centers with silver io-
dide crystals is planned in 13
based on sin: 11 tests carried out
this year.
Woman Gives Birth To Nineteenth Child
HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) "It I
just happened that way, and if:
God wills it we'll have more."
That was the reaction this
week of Mary Grahb, 44, Harris
burg housewife who last week
gave birth to her 19th child.
The newest addition is James
Mario, 10 pounds, 13 ounces.
Both baby and mother are re
ported "doing just fine" at Harris
burg's Osteopathic Hospital and
should be able to return home
Saturday.
Mrs. Grab's husband. Bob, 45,
an electrician for the Pennsylvan
ia Railroad, looks on the size of
his family with the same philoso
phy as his wife.
"We didn't plan lo have such a
large family," he commented.
"hut we're sure happy things
turned out the way they did."
The other Grab children range
in age from Kdward Leo, 19
months to Robert William, 21.
The Grabs themselves have
been married for 22 years.
Jackie Returns To R. I.
WASHINGTON (AP) Mrs.
Jacqueline Kennedy has returned
to an extended vacation at New
port, R.I., after attending a ju
dicial reception at the White
House Tuesday night. The Firat
Lady made the trip bark Wednes
day in the family plane "Caro-i.i.e."
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