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Newspaper Page TextHouse Fixing . ACROSS 1 Window part 5 Roof type . 8 Door upright 12 Virginia willow 13 Japanese -outcast ' 14 Chills 13 Work break 16 Expose to , moisture 17 German title 18 Printer's measure i 19 Having bearing Corn . ?W . . bird lNauqnai 9 Rafter sumvw 3 Renter 4 Pillar 5 Wife of Zeui (myth.) 6 Roman road . 7 Meat nasle 8 Hebrew Mcred name 9 Things to be done 10 Girl's name 11 Indian nrovince 19 Reversions of I Answer la Previous Pimle I EE I B sS ai SgTCI Mon., Oct. 14, 1963 The New-Review, Page 9 24 Snake 26 Two-spot - 26 Drinking . ', pledge i 28 Greek letter ' 30 Through 31 Male nickname -. 32 Limb ... ' 33 Solos 35 At that place -' . 38 Work portion i 39 Upright . - 41 Possesses ' 42 Coloring 46 Oriental porgy v 47 Eve's son ; . 49 Cabin 50 Knot 1 SI Arctic sea ,S (Russian) : 52 Exist 53 Italian city - 54 Axompaoying t 55 Brown , 1 56 Family cervidae 5 DOWN , 1 Fathered 2 Detailed . :' 27 Geologic ages 28 Young oyster 33 Kettledrum 34Stair parts ' 36 With rounded ends (bat.) 37 Card game 40 Roofer 43 Demonstrative ?ronoun lower scent 45 Bolivian Indian 48 New Guinea airfield 36 type of shingle 50 Resting place I 12 13 14 I lb IS 17 I b .15 Ho III " ns i rs - rs j7 rs piT JT n 51 5T- TT tW 1 s H -J I 5T 2 WW T S""7 . 5r-7r Is" 8" 41 p g43' KlTj n it- Jr 9 Itj ST EJ " 55 54 53 5f" ' ' I llJ I I LJ Lii CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER ii :. Hlt- WU.lt.TM.ln 115 t et . 04". i Canyonville High School Sets Homecoming Event This Week By MRS. R. E. PROCTOR vor Lake district where they Preliminary plans are being iere hunting recently. Mrs. made at Canyonville HighPau' Klenke also shot a fork School for the annual home, ed horn and Ray Klenke. a coming celebration to be held four-point buck. Camped closel lywood set. Uct' 18' $ . fnm Gni hW3S h m T Actress June Allyson, 39, re- A torch and noise parade fmil- brought out a turned ,0 work lclevision inursaay evening will herald a i """" pep rally. A Jarade Friday will! Mrs. D. L. Taylor and daugh precede the football game with tor. Mrs. Carla Mollctt and1 New Marriages, Separations Hit Movie Set HOLLYWOOD (UP1) Gos sip columnists and movie fans Yoncalla Woman Wins Big Prize By MRS. KARL HUMMEL '' - Mrs. Kenneth Mulkcy of Yon calla reports that she has been Butte FaUs. Seven members of the Can yonville Volunteer Fire Depart ment attended the first aid re view class held at the Tri-City benool Thursday evening. Rou Stevie Mollctt, all of Eugene. and Bud and Judy Smith ofl role after a one-day honeymoon with her new husband, hair stylist Glenn Maxwell, 31. The aclress widowed last Jan- ........ I... ,1 J U - t , tAl-l. riSf ffi W anT-the barber we fhis1 week'Tt ? TllLlms1 Z fc' Lerale" TZ " p1i,hh r a i?i,iHi .i, n.,,ilFort Lauderdale, Fla., Satur- the rest nf th fimmsm nt thnir his host. Ren Pholns of AnlM Also honeymooning were ac- reeular meetins j p.ii. .. llress Collme Sevens, 24, and Mrs. George Allen and sonjord for getting the largest deer Skip, each brought down a , so far in the South Douglas area forked , horn deer from the Sil- a 148 pounder shot last week above Tiller. Francis Keller, the butcher at "I wouldn't trade you for a movie star, Janie . . . even if her steady was stupid enough to make the change!" F u D response tothe minis- yii v''s- Kg fi$&?tZ5vrSw L k TffR'S INTONATION OF THE! y mkfWSp-X&- I ' . KsFws- W'jV-Jm F " SACRED WEPPINSVOIVS, M.Vj.ifc TZWJtiiV, -Jjl W'F JkJtiW Affik I L N CHUCK WARREN MAKES A jAJfjM A Q&W-i f.:-m Tl A'.iVTOSM 1 E& miAwm-b$j JejfjJOA I IT'S A BLOOMM' 5HAMB MEVi TH' 1 I WTl W ROPES HAS BEEN CUT.TOOl W KJlTH SEA- LsW M'SISAWIJiJ?1 T0 SACKIPICB TH' WHOUB ( 0AR5 15 THE-N GEr WB CANT LAUNCH THIS BOAT! .! n HVCOCKSOPEH. V: BOTH UFE60ATS.WATES1 SL&EPIN' CREW...BUT IT'S V GONE i TH05E IN I THEWS NO TIME TO R65TRINS-, f .J ''... .-J nhwrMern n,v.i .i. .t-. . . .1 "V. ' I I ,,ucoc Ol,-tS , ID (ICS I I T -nm ct n7SlSllSSsWl 3 IM TOP ' V "-EMIAN REAR TH' MOMENT. YOU SEE YEAH WILL WE ; TH' SROUNP.' TO W' ENEMY CAMP.' OKAYiOOP..' FOR ' DEAD OF THEY'VE GOT YAKKAHIK'S BOYS 1buT,OOP.) GET THERE'LL BE YOU KNOWTH' SCORE.. GOOP LUCK I THE N-MT KNO-KEPOUTI !&(rf WEAPONS ) PLENTY LAYIM' I TH' REST IS UP T'YOU : I AN' THANKS I p- !. .- '. I A SENUIME y.COST) 1 mm"K. ' ' I I CAM'T SLEEP " , Tife l&fef riPW, : L4rC4P:C-A4RA-. WHAT'S VCONTACTTMEl T . I ' A PERFECT IT'LL PASS ) THU6E A)ASTRONAOTI 'ZmU.EWIDE ( IMPOSSIBLE.lO TJAKE-OFt?yJ OVER k jtl3r ANDALE ",7 raSl2?BOW ifSKJ high -and rr-sTN ' .Y ril5 AlOO MILES? Vheaded J WjZp - V,y- " ' T"' I ' U m i I v " 1 abBaaaasas-s3asss. T '''iir.ATi.o-.'rl I """f AMOIDONTWAMT-Vau J , i; .1, BUT IS MY 1 T i i- BECAUSE Xm I 15 BTHER r' i IBA fe (."wEPEALtZtA-O I B ( -rt?? I V V-C.r- -: .lfkATHIM'T V V-TOGETHER isf -Jco i42S& Ais5Ti I THINM0ST1 OF US TAKE NE0)5PAPER5T0O MUCH F0I2 GRANTED.. WE DONY fiEAllV APPRECIATE THE MIRACLE THAT 15 THE -MODERN DAILY NE0)SPAP.e :.. IT'S PIFFOLT TO PUT INTO UIORDS JUST 0)HV ONE LIKES A NEWSPAPER... I .Llkre A NEOKPAPER BECAfJH, DON'T HAVE TO DIAL IT! am r tiiV vllle reports having processed some 30 deer so far in the 100 1 tuuay nuu to muvo lasi 10 seep notified that she is a winner " up with marriages, separations jn a guessing contest at the and new additions in the Hoi- orceon State Fair. Her -' Drize ' is a week's expense-paid vaca- ' tion at Bay Shore' in Oregon. ': Attends Funeral Mrs. li. R. Proebstel has re turned from Portland where she attended the funeral of her . nephew's wife, Mrs. William James. Mr. and Sirs. Larry Failmes gcr spent a weekend recently ' at the home of Mrs. R. R. : Proebstel, parents of Mrs. Fail mezger. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. lloag Hickman actor James Stacy, 27, who tied' are moving to Redding, Calif., where he has employment. Airs. Hickman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mulkcy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boucock Jr. arc building an addition to their home in Scotts Valley. the knot Saturday at the St. Francis de Dales Roman Catho lic Church in suburban Sher man Oaks. It was one of Hol- l.....nn. u;n..t ...ja: Iho Vlllo.. M 1 ran,, I "'SBI. IVUUUIUSS UI I B- Actress Jane Wyinan, once married to actor Ronald Ren- wn .. A.I- 1.1.. juhu lause. auk tiuiuiauu Ul .. m, ,,or hll.unnri 1 ID GnnOKAf A Im m.AnrnJD""' "tuo.vui about 0 and reports man ' COmpf!i lcd Kalg?ru havo more enrnin" in Thev r kl separated. Karger said he saw little chance for a reconciliation The couple married in 1952, more coming in. They are also in the 100-125 pound range with )nnnl : 1 '"sorne of the" hunte I who'div"-d .".??. rc-jfew days t,.... r:nj !.: . : 1 inarrica in ISOi. Ml. am Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Zeller, Reedsport, were recent house guests of their cousin, Marjorie Boucock. Bill Atkinson, Los Angeles, Calif., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boucock Sr. for a and Mrs. Earl Lee have ie;r8i "-vo, TL!TL SI"; at Wagontire the other side ofi Collins, the wife of actor An n.j. ! ,.,. i,'iio,. ...in, r,. thony Newley, gave birth Sat- point' taken locally; Jimmy I Vrday to a V-pound. ll ouucc girl Gross with a three noint taken ln Mount Slnal Hospital. Both Here's one WATER REPELLENT that Really Works! SANITONE Leaves fabrics naturally soft too! Try it today. Seo for yourself. .locally; Sid Hemphill of Pros jpect got one over in Eastern Oregon and shared his meat iwith his hunting partner, Don Lilja; Wally Dixon got a small .one in Eastern Oregon; Leon ard Clifton, Jr., got his four Ipoint by Whiskey Camp by Til !ler while Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Clifton Sr., each got a forked horn in Eastern Ore gon. I A guest at the home of Mrs. J. P. Clifton is her niece, Mil dred Coy, of dishing, Okla. I Recent visitors at the Howard Royle home include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McClintick and fam ily of Boise, Idaho., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralston and fam ily of Seattle; Mrs. Don Murphy of Eugene and Mrs. Marie Bea vers., and children of an Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones and daughter arc visiting their many friends in the Canyonville area. Mrs. June Jones is visit ing relatives in California while Joyce Brudatori of San Rafael is staying with Susan Jones. I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hovcrson returned recently from a 'month's trip which included tak ing their daughter, Sue, to Tex. have been living in the Vince Applegale house. Mrs. June Dodd, accompanied by her daughter, Nancy, made a business trip to Portland re cently. Miss Joyce Langdon has re turned from a trip to Sacra mento, Calif. She and Dclphia Gardener visited Virginia Co burn, the latter's sister. Ted Bowman visited his par ents on his way back to college. were reported in fine condition. The Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton - Eddie Fisher triangle was status quo. The singer said in Las Vegas that his wife in formed him in a telephone con versation that she was in "no! hurry" to get a divorce. Fisher said he had telephoned , Miss Taylor at the Mexican lo- He has been employed in Sac- cation where actor Richard Bur-ramcnto, Calif., this summer ton's new movie, "Night of the and will be a senior at Oregon Iguana" is being filmed. State University. ' Wheat Sale To Reds Will Save $200 Million In Storage Cost WASHINGTON (UPI) Ag riculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman estimates the United States will save about $200 mil lion in storage costs by selling U.S. wheal to Russia. l'Tccmnns estimates arc based on pending Soviet pur chases of between 150 to 200 terested in about 150 million." Appearing on a television pro gram Sunday, Freeman said he was convinced the sale would he advantageous to the United States by improving wheat farmers income, reducing the U.S. balance of payments def icit and strengthening wheat million bushels, which would prices. only make a dent in the 1.2 bil- He termed as "a bit ridicu- lion bushel U.S. surplus stock- lous" Richard M. Nixon's criti- pile now stored in American as Women's llnivnrRitv. visitim granaries '.relatives in Now Mevino ami The Agriculture Department iSotith Dakota and a visit withl'ndica'f' today lhil- Russia and their dauEhter and familv. the' ther Communist countries sirsiTii ! " ' "'1'" national tet vie p i R YOUR CONVENIENCE j Jim Sprouls, at John Day. Weekend guests at the George McClanes were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Spaur of Portland might purchase as much as 250 million bushels of U.S. wheat. A weekly publication by the departments Foreign Agricul- Lance Schull, who attended '"ral Service said that "in OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 59 Minute Service Available Across from Courthouse Canyonville High School sever al years ago, was a rccenl houseguest of his aunt and un cle and family, the Bert Arenas. Mmi.c nf iho Hanlli nf l?ol LI, , , n,r: judge gets warning ' ;;h t ' los angeles (upi -The nephew. .Tim Hnnnnrk nf Can.,receptionist quirics id recent weeks have in dicated that around 250 million bushels may be involved, with the Soviet Union apparently in iyonville. Jackson died at Santa Maria, in the Superior Court Jury Commissioner's Of fice warned the man who came to return his jury summons that cism of the sale. Freeman im plied that the unsuccessful 1960 presidential candidate was try ing lo use the issue to inject himself into the 19G4 election campaign. "Freeman also discounted the contention of Sen. Barry Gold- water, R-Arlz., that political considerations such as Russian removal of her troops from Cuba should be attached to the deal. Such provisions, Freeman said, "would bo a deterrent to ward the strengthening and im proving" of U. S. - Soviet relations. 1U2U9 It Pays To Patronize Pftlir Can! OA anrl l.arl li.inrl number of years in the Myrtle! , uie ,peopio De' Creek and Riddle areas follow. ca,lse of tllelr 3ots- Creek and Riddle areas follow ing World War II 1019 S.E. Douglas 673-S291 News-Review Advertisers LEGAL NOTICE Hflarlna to b held on Zona chanaa oro- Blll When She learned the re- poial In Keaiey-Calklns Zonlno District luctnnt nrnsnnctivp inrnr jT'm C""V PUnnlno commission olllc. luciani prospective juior waSRoom 1!3, Courl Halu, 0clllb,r u. I9 Judge Elmer D. Doyle, who i 7:30 p.m. on: niYwirlpa in n nniiHrnnm incll T -' No. 8?9$ and W2o around the hall from her office, she wrote on the summons: "Permanently excused from jury duly." The following radio and television programs are printed as a free public service for News-Review readers.. All program listings are published as received from the respec tive stations. The News-Review does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Today 1:00 Two Early 9:00 Yoq lor Health 9:15 TBA (Mon only) 9r15-Educatlonal TV (Tuet-Frl) . . 9:3r-Word for Word IP: 00 Concentration 10:30 Mining Link color 11:00-Vour Flrtl lmnriifini:nlnr J i 11:30 Truth or Consequence 11:55 Nows 12:00 People Will Talk Color- ia:25 News i 12;30 The Doctors a ' 1:00 LoratM Young j 6:30 Huntley-Brlnkley 1:30 You Don't Say 7:00 Littlest Hobo ?:00 Mtch Gam 7:30 Monday Movie 2:35 Afternoon Report I 9:30 Tho Deputy 2:30 wave Room u,r Da4dy (Mon-Wtd.); 10:00 The Defenders 2:30 Bev's Kitchen (Frl) 3:30 Be My Gneu iluttt & Thurs) 3:00 Social Security (Mon. only) 3:0O Fashion Flashes (Tuei. only) 3:00 Spectator Matinee (Wed thru Fri) 3:15 TBA (Mon. only) 3:15 Spectator Matinee (Tues. only) V3-1 -V.re S?-'" (Mon only) J:3a Lone Ranger S:0fr-Cpt. Shipwreck MONDAY i 5:30-The Rifleman 4:00 North wett News II - CO Report 11 : 15 Tonight Show Color TUESDAY 5:?? Quick Draw McGraw 4:00 Northwest News 6:30 Huntl-y-Brlnkley 7:00 Teen Date 7:30 Mr. Novak :30 Redlgo 9:00 The T.lchard Boon.' Show 10:00 Bell Telephone Hour H:00 Report II:' 5 Ten I ghl Color NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned has been duly appointed ad mlnlitratrlx of the estate of Dinah Anna Lee. deceased, by order of the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon for Douglas County, and has duly qua 1 1 (fed as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with the proper vouchers within six (6) months alter the dale of this notice to the undersigned at the oFllce of D, R. Dlmick, 318 Pacific Building, In Roseburg, Douglas Couniy, Oregon. OAT ED and first published this Uth day of October, 1963. ROY O. YOUNG, Administrator of the estate of DINAH ANNE LEE. deceased. S U nTm O N 5 Cast No. 1SI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY AVERY W. THOMPSON, District 1 I Attorney of Douglas County, Oregon, ) Plaintiff, ) vs. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:00 Cacta'n Kangaroo 9:fi0 Morning News 9:30 l Love Lucy i. . . (0:001 he McCoys 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11:00 Love of Lift 11:24-CBS flews 11:30 Search For Tomorrow ll:5 Guid-ng Light fc t, 12:00 Tennessee brnie ' ' '' 12: 30-As The World Turns 1:00 Password l:3o House Party 2:00 To Tell The Truth 2:25 News 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Trellmaster MONDAY 5:C0-The Alvin Show 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 6:00 Channel 5 Report 6:30-CBS News 7:0K-Wagon Train 1:30 Lucille Ball 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith 10:00 Breaking Point 11:00 News Final TUESDAY j 5:00 Sky King , 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Channel 5 Report j 6:30-C8S News I 7:00 Depuly 7:30 My 3 Sons ' 1:00 Red Skelton 9:00 Petticoat Junction ! 9:30 Jack Benny i 10:00 Gary Moore I 11:00 News Final KOIN-TV CH. 6 IJiotlH" Neighbor CIANNEL 83 T-ctJo.S Tu,BI MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY HST j 7:00 Sunrise Semester 2:00 To Tell The Truth I 7:30 Weather Forecast ! 2:30 Edge of Night i MSCartoon Ilrne j .".00 S-cret Storm (A Optaln Kangj'oo . 3:30 Password ' 9:00 News 4:00 Canoon Circus 9:201 Love Lucy : 4:1 Early Show I0:oc Th McCoys ; 6:00 Newscene 10:30 Pete and Gladys I 6:30 Cronkite News M:GC Love Ot Lit,; MONDAY 11:30 Search For Tomorrow ' 7 00 Trails West h4i-oj.d.oo LjgM ! 7:30-To felt The Truth 8:00 I've Got A Secret 1:30 The Lucy Show 9:00 Danny Thomas Show 9:30 Andy Griffith Show 10:00 East Side-West Side 11:00 Nlghtscene 11:15 Flying Doctor TUESDAY 7:00 Cain's Hundred 6:00 Red Skellon Hour 9:00 Petticoat Junction 9:30 Jack Bfnny Program 10:00 Garry Moore Show 1J:00 Nioh'icer.e (11:15 Happy Time 111:30 Johf.tV Staci,to 1KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY :ju Cartoons 9: Jack LsLanne 9:30 Morning Movie 11:00 The Price Is Right 11:30 Seven Keys . 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ferd 12.30 Father Knows Best l-ltt-onxrai Hnanltaf f 1:30 Educational TV 3:00 TV Bingo ' 3:30 Dav in Court . . 3:55 Lisa Howard With the News 3:00 Queen Fo a Day 3: 30 -Open House 4:C6 Maor Add.ns Trallmaster 5:00 Kartoon Klubhouse 5:30 Mickey Mouse Ctub MONDAY : 00-News Nine 6:15 News 6:30 Know Your Schools 7:00 Bachelor Father 7:30 The Outer Limits 1:30 Wagon Train 10:00 Breaking Point 11:00 News 11:15 News t Final 11:30 Late Show TUESDAY 1:00 News Nine 6-15 News 6: 30-The Rebel 7:00 Lee Marvin 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale's New 00 The Greatest Snow On Earth 10:00 The Fugitive 11:0O-Newt 11:15 New Float 11:30 The Filberts 13:00 The Late Show MAYNARD FRED EDWARDS.) , MENA KIM, and GEORGE THAO ) j THOMPSON and WILMA THOMP- ) . SON, doing business as Drain Va- ) I riety and Dry Goods 5Iore, ) 1 Defendants, ) ! TO: MENA KIM, Defendant, j IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the amended com ' plolnt filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day 1 of publication as sped lied herein; and j If you fall so to answer, for want thereof, I the plaintiff will apply to the Court tor j ! the relief prayed tor In the amended I j complaint. 1 This summons Is being published by vtfiuo 01 an oroer mane ano emerea in me above-entitled Court on the 4lh day of Oclohcr, 19&3 and signed by The Hon orable Don H. Sanders, Circuit Judge, and the defendant Is required to answer or otherwise appear by virtue of said order on or before the last day of the publication as specified herein. The order provides tor publication ol this summons In a newspaper of general circulation in Douglas County, Oregon, once e week tor four (47 successive weeks, and the lirst publication will be on the I4lh day of October, 1963, and the Id it publication will be on the tlih day of November, 1963. There has been paid Into Court herein the sum of $1,241, tendered at the time of the tiling at the amended complaint, which sold complaint asserts that the defendant, Men Kim, may have some claim to this said money for the reason that the said money was taken Irom the possession of the defendants, Maynard Fred Edwards and Mane Kim, by the Oregon state Police and subsequently tendered and received as an exhibit in the above Court in the case of Stale of Oregon v. Mena Kim. The undersigned plaintiff had possession of this said mon ey before It was tendered Into Court and the plaintiff herein was uncertain as to who was entilled to the same and prayed an order ot the Honorable Court that he be permitted to interplead and requiring the defendant, Mena Kim, to come forth and specify her claim to Ihe said money. It any ih-re is. DATED this 9th day 0' October, 1963. AVERY W. THOMPSON District Attorney of Douglas County. Oregon, and Plaint iff.