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on-bun
7 Hot brown
beverage
13 Protozoan
14 Mountain
nymph
15 Recover
26 Long-ard
mammal
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18 Chum
19 Frappe
20 Air (comb,
form)
22 Harold (ab.)
23 Rested
24 Giver
26 Dismiss slang)
27 Direct
20 Mountain pass
29 Crafty
30 Narrow inlet
31 Goddess of .
infatuation
32 Raccoon-like
mammal
34 Mistress (ibj
35 Crowd
36 Eye sore
38 Fruit pasty
39 Plant juice
40 Hot beverage
42 Begin
44 Observation
47 butter
sandwich
48 European
chickweed
49 Hebrew ascetic
50 Communion
plates
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2reek letter
3 Dressed
4 Goddess (Latin)
d Japanese sasn
A Began (archaic)
7 Red
8 Vocal
9 Second month
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lOCunctative
11 Public notice
12 Italian noble
familv
18 Perfect golf
round
21 Baked meats
22 Comfortable
23 Tossed, green
dishes
25 Stream in
Africa
26 Dime or nickel
28 Shellfish
31 Betel palms
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34 Ore deposit;
35 Dull finish
37 Lone for
38 Smoking
instrument
39 Tvirled
41 Girl's name
(var.)
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46 Place
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Wed., Oct. 2, 1963 The News-Review. Roseburg, Ore. 13
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
Canadian Lumbering Industry Launches
Drive Against New Quota Restrictions
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
rn i: I : I . I
I iauttuidii annuel iiiuumi.v hum
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against drives in Congress (or
quota or other restrictions to cut
back Canada's $280 million a year
sales of softwood lumber in the
United States.
A "background paper" disput
ing arguments advanced by the
U.S. lumber industry was distrib
uted to news media and interested
parties, including congressmen.
The four-page statement review-
i ed the February, 1963, decision of
the U.S. Tariff Commission reject
that U.S. imports of Canadian , been opposed by both the Ken-
softwood lumber have increased
in recent years primarily because
U.S. timber resources arc not
adequate to supply both lumber
and plywood demand.
The paper was circulated as
congressional committees were
about to consider the one lumber
measure which has advanced
closed to passage a requirement
that imported lumber be marked
as to country of origin.
Tacked On
The marking requirement was
tacked onto another bill in the
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Refunds Will Hit Be Haul Hen tbaa U Days
ing a U.S. industry application for Senale, despite opponents' argu
tariff and quota relief. It argued ' merits that similar measures had
Real Estate Transactions
Reported From Days Creek
netly administration and the ad
ministration of former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
It now must be approved by
the House or abandoned by the
Senate so that a compromise ver
sion of the bill can be agreed on
and sent to the white House.
The requirement itself would
have little effect on the lumber
market, but observers consider it
an opening wedge.
It is essential to other bills to
impose buy-Amorican restrictions
on lumber used by the govern
ment or in government-aided con
struction. It also would make it
impossible for the U.S. industry
to support local, unofficial "buy-
American" drives which could
threaten Canadian markets
Other bills which have been
proposed in Congress and op
posed by the Kennedy Administra
tionwould impose quotas on U.S.
lumber imports or set other re
quirements, such as domestic
grade-marking, which would raise
MRS. DURNIN SWINGLE Y 'place and make other improve
i A retired Californian couple, Mr. i ments,- according to Mrs. Lehew,
'and Jlrs. Hubert L. Jones, hovel,"": im-mcr uiuijunu uuiitau nui'
.purchased the Days Creek home " the cost of imports.
.or. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marvin ana "V" "",..,. ...,,, The measure which seemed to
(laughters, Murleno ana Kay, jusv ,"',' t" " "'""'".' ?' havo the best chance of passage
wesV of Milo on Highway 227. Mr. . . ""e . , evifinsi nf ,1,- rnsnt .
Mrs. Jnnes exnect to move i-yie spore House on ute scnooi :,r0i.. el
and
here earlv in October from Collon, ! Inc. The latler's father, Harry
Calif. They are friends of Dr. Ar-1 Meyers, resides with them. La
thur C. Miller who recently joined Fuse's mother, Mrs. Mane LaKuse,
the U. S. Veterans Administration ; aiso manes ncr iiuitio wan uiciu
Hospital stafT at Roseburg, and; a'"' lels with the care of the
who last summer purchased the 1 elillnrcn.
former Joe Wright farm east of, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ashhaugh
Days Creek on Highway 227 from and three children recently moved
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Izlcr. lie re from Great Falls, Mont., and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, who' have have been staying temporarily with
resided in the Days Crcek-Milo ! the former's brother and sister-in-area
the past )7 years, have moved i law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ashbaugh.
to Hillsboro. Martin is employed Their older daughter is in school,
'eruption which allows U.S. lumber
to be shipped to Puerto Rico In
ioi'cign vessels
as a car salesman at Forest Grove.
He operated Ralph's Union Station
at Tiller several years before sell
ing out last summer just before the
family made a trip to their for
mer home at Detroit, Mich., and
other eastern points.
Others Buy Property
while the other daughter and one
son are pre-schoolers Ashbaugh is
driving a log truck for Tom Ire
land, Sr. Ashbaugh formerly lived
at Canyonville for several years
before going to Montana.
Mrs. Manlcy Higgins and five
i children moved here from Fresno,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wimer of i Calif., late in the summer and are
I Medford have purchased the home j residing in the Vei n Ivcrson house,
: and small acreage adjoining their while her husband is currently on
j present home on Woods Creek from ! sea duty with the U. S. Navy in
i Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Chuck" Asiatic waters near Japan. The
Perkins of Cottage Grove. The four older children, the Taylors,
Charles Perkins son and daughter-1 arc all school age, with the Higgins
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Perkins j toddler being the only pre-schooler.
; will continue to reside there i Mrs. Higgins is a daughter of Mrs.
through the winter or longer. I Manuel J. Gomes,
j Air. and Mrs. James Lehew Jr., j
i nave purchased Hie former oplnr
Perdue 100-aerc farm cast of the
community center. They and their
three children will continue to live
in their house farther up Days
Creek until they can build an addi
tion to the house on their new
LEGAL
NO. 1701 7
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
D0U0LA5 COUNTY
GEORGE E. BENSON,
Plaint I If,
vs.
AAAXINE L. BENSON,
Defendant.
TO: MAXINE L. BENSON, Defendanl:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to
appsnr and answer the complaint filed
dctflnsi you In the above-entitled action
within four weeks from the date of this
first publication of this summon i, and If
you fall to appear and answer for want
thereof plaintiff will apply to the above
entitled Court for a decree of divorce as
prayed for I.i raid Complaint and for such
other and further relief and remedy as the
Court deems lust In the premises.
Pursuant to the order of September Uth,
1963, duly made and entered herein by
the Honorable Don H. Sanders, Judge of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Douglas County, this summons shall be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks. Date of first publication of this sum
mons shall be September IBth, 160.
LONG, NEUNER, DOLE a. CALEY
By ELDGN F. CALEY
of attorneys tor Plaintiff
' BIO S.E. Douglas Avenue
Roseburg. Oregon
CI SS1FIED INDEX
AIRCRAFT 49
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 56
AUCTIONS 14
AUTO INSURANCE 70
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 7
AUTOMOTIVE WANTEP 10
AUTOS FOR SALE 11
AUTO TRUCK PRTS 75
BOATS AND MOTORS 55
BUILDIVG MATERIALS 41
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES JJ
BUSINESS PERSONALS I
CARD OF THANKS 5
COMMERCIAL RENTALS 74
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 31
FARM EQUIPMENT 70
FARMS AND RANCHES 36
FLORISTS 4
FUEL 43
HAY AND GRAIN 61
HEAVY EQUIPMENT 72
HELP WANTED 14
HELP WANTED MEN 15
HELP WANTED WOMEN 16
HOUSES FOR RENT
HUNTER'S ATTENTION
INCOME PROPERTY 37
INSTRUCTION
LIVESTOCK 63
LOANS AND FINANCE 51
LOGGING EQUIPMENT ..j 74
LOST AND FOUND . 1?
LOTS AND ACREAGES 35 .
MARKET BASKET ........ 57
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ... 45
MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 3
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 46
MOBILE HOME PARKS 31
MOBILE HOMES 32
MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. 30
MOTORCYCLES 77
MUSICAL INSTP'JMENTS SO
NOTICES 11
OFFICE EQUIPMENT 51
PERSONALS 7
PETS AND PET SUPPLIES 67
POULTRY AND RABBITS 61
POWER SA'VS 71
REAL ESTATE - 34
REAL ESTATE WANTED 33
ROOM AND BOARD 2
ROOMS FOR RENT - 37
SEEDS NURSERY STOCK 59
SPORTING GOODS S3
TIMBER AND SAWMILLS 40
TRADE MISCELLANEOUS 41
TRUCKS FOR SALE 76
WANTED TO RENT
WORK WANTED
WHERE TO 00
Personals
I WILL not be responsible for any debts
elher Irian my own. Larry Kvldero.
LADY companion to rtda to Denver. Mrs.
Harl Kelley, 673.6151.
DRINKING PROBLEM? Cail Alcoholics An
onymous. 673-6620.
YOUR AEtna t.lis agent Is Vlnce Schuitie.
Call 671-3031 or Rat. 673 4119
YOUR CXUB can earn money by having a
"5ranrey parry.-Informitlon.
Call 673-4773 for more
DO YOU HAVE Christmas trees? Wa have
truck goltig to Southern California Novom
per. Call VI M4I9, Yoncalla.
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing con.
iiaomiar aavice may contact catnonc cnar
ttlos, 278 W. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon.
Diamond 5-1642.
Hunter's Attention
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the 0. P.
sianeiey rancn Glide.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my ranch on
Roberls Creek. L. V. Weber.
NO TRESSPASSING
Thr Looker Ranch, Looklngplass
NO HUNTIN3 or trespassing on my prop.
erly. Parlay E. Ware.
ABSOLUTELY no hunting on the L. H. Bell
propertyet Dlxonvllle. Please don't ask.
NO HUNTING or Trespassing on my ranch
otRoberls Creek. Ray Rauch.
NO HUNTINGS, fishing or trespassing on my
property east of Wilbur. Bernard Grubbe.
Ijo HUNTING or tresspassing on my prop
erty at Shady Point. Cliff Thornton.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my property
southeast of Suthorlln. H. L. Wahl.
Oakland PTA Holds
First Fall Meeting
The Oakland PTA held its first
fall meeting recently at the high
school with Mrs. Woodward Crag
cr, vice president, presiding in the
absence of a president. A letter
of resignation from Mrs. Leslie Pe
terson, who has moved from the
community, was read.
William Ambrose, hi;h school
principal, and Lylc Eddy, grade
school principal, introduced the
teaching staff following a welcome
given hy Supt. Cecil Barnett.
! PTA listing on the Oakland Lions
Club 1904 calendar was approved
i by the membership. A meeting of
i prospective band members and
' their parents with Robert Gillctl,
band teacher, was announced as
; scheduled for Monday,
i Mrs. Joyce Seller's seventh grade
room won the room count and a
reward of treats for having the
most parents present. Child care
(or younger children during the
meeting was provided by high
school students.
Jesse Lee and James Stearns
were in charge of decorations and
refreshments.
WHEEL HEELED
LONDON (UPI)-A pair of
high-heeled shoes with tiny
wheels on the heels went on show
here recently.
But officials at the Washington
Hotel footwear show said the
shoes were strictly for display
not for wear.
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