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A Tihurl., Aug. The Newi-Rtvttw, Roifburf, Ore, Brooks Man Held On Wetback Count PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) An Oregon man was held without (jiond here pending arrival of charges that lie illegally brought Mexicans into the U.S. as farm laborers. Immigration authorities arrest ed Joe Frank Langston, 23, of Brooks, Ore., Tuesday. He ap peared before TJ.S. Commissioner N. B. Wilson, but a hearing was postponed until formal charges arrive. Federal authorities said Lang ston and Marion Kenneth Wilson, 58, of Portland, Ore., were sus pected of enticing some 50 Mexi can farm workers to enter the country to take jobs picking cher ries in Oregon. Authorities said Wilson was arrested and arraign ed Monday in Deming, N.M. and is held on $1,000 bond. The workers were sent-back to Mexico after being questioned in Deming. CIRCUIT COURT njS&AlffiuD S SB fa-a 5 III Complaints Robert C. Cooper vs State Indus trir.l Accident Commission. Plain tiff seeks additional compensation for temporary total disability until his condition becomes stationary, and further medical aid and treat ment, and thereafter compensation for permanent partial disability equal to 100 per cent loss of use and function of an arm for un scheduled disability, or in such oth er sums and amounts as his condi tion shall warrant, plus costs and disbursements. Plaintiff's claim stems from injuries received in a fall at a wood plant on Oct. 2, 1961. leannette F. Lewis vs. Joan Ro salie Edwards. Plaintiff asks award of $25,000 as general dam ages. S406.90 for medical expens es incurred to date and $1,695 fori lost earnings and wages to date, plus costs and disbursements. ! Plaintiff alleges defendant was, careless and negligent in connec-1 tion with a traffic accident Aug ! 12, 1962, on Highway 38 about 24 miles east of Reedsport and in which vehicles operated by plain tiff and defendant were involved. According to the complaint, plain tiff was traveling south on High way 38 at a point where the high way makes easterly turn, and as the plaintiff was approaching a curve to her left, plaintiff met an oncoming vehicle and trailer. Plaintiff alleges defendant was driving her car north and attempt ed to pass the auto and trailerand ed to pass the auto and trailer and occupied the lane of traffic for east - bound vehicles. Complaint stales plaintiff drove her car onto the south shoulder of the highway where the two vehicles collided, causing plaintiff to suffer severe injuries. David H. Cameron, Department of Pmployment Commissioner, vs. John C. Kubli. Plaintiff asks judg ment against defendant for $183, as an alleged overpayment because of misrepresentation and nondisclos ure of facts. J. A. Gendron & Co., Inc., vs. R. H. Gee, dba R. II. Gee Engineering Service. Plaintiff demands judg ment for $1,475.39 plus interest al leged due on a judgment made in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Montana Jan. 3, 1963. Order Robert D. Horn vs. Edgar Engle. On motion of plaintiff, case dis missed with prejudice and without costs. Vital Statistics J Divorce Decrees Stella Mae from Marvin H. San ders. Plaintiff decreed owner, sub ject to encumbrances, of proper ty located in Docrner's Addition to Kdin Orchards. Plaintiff also awarded household furnishings and Husky tractor, subject to encum brance. Defcndcnt decreed owner of old tractor, two automobiles, gas range, lathe and personal effects. Defendant to pay attorney fees, suit costs and sum of $07. Gordon M. from Gcraldine Mac Rudd. Joshua O. from Nina F. Wright. Defendant's former name of Lam bert restored. Joanne P. from Dick C. Ulam. Plaintiff awarded custody of mi nor child, $50 monthly child sup port, attorney fees and suit money and support money which had not been paid pursuant to temporary order of the court. Dorothy Jane from Verner Hen-1 nv Lawton. Plaintiff awarded cus- j tiidv of two minor children, S50' monthly support per child. 1959 slation wagon, household furni-; Sure and furnishings and certain caniping equipment. Defendant to receive real property described as lots 23 and 24, Second Addition to Briggs Acres, Douglas County; pickup trick and certain camping; equipment. Plaintiff ordered to pay; balance due on certain contracts . for household items. i to please any cat... all tuna liver 'n meat chicken fish meaty mix kidney 'n meat (hoi Itrtl I! fli - i mm$mmm l e-t t y c i m Grocery and produce prices good Thursday through Sunday. Meat prices good No sales to dealers. We reserve thS right toJ.ifnit quantities. 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