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Shady Cove-Trail News .. Shady Cove - Trail Bonnie and Sidney Owens of Vallejo, Calif., grand-children of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Owens of Shady Cove have been visiting their grandparents. Other guests of the Owens have been Hugh Whipple of Yreka, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattson of Brookings, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Don Arnold and family from Chico, Calif., were reported through an error of the correspondent as being new comers to .Shady Cove. Instead they are newcomers to Trail, living in the old Wehde resi dence next to the Walt Mess ecars. Other newcomers to Trail are Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Fair banks and" family from Lewis ton, Ida., who are living at Sun set on the Rogue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan of Monterey Park, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Suli van's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Harris of Shady Cove. Frank Fagalde of Shady Cove has been given the dealership for the Ashley automatic wood burning heater. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo W. Lang of Portland have been visiting his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Lang who bought ' the Darling residence in Shady Cove last year, coming here from Brownsboro.. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jessup and three children of Seattle, are visiting Mrs. Jessup's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenley of Shady Cove for their vaca tion. Jessup is on the police force in Seattle attached to the juvenile crime prevention de partment. Donna Neilson of Palo Alto, Calif, is visiting her cousin, Judy Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor at the Flounce Rock Ranch, Trail. Mr. and Mrs. William McMil lan and son from Lodi,' Calif., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Close of Trail. Oth er guests visiting the Close's have been Mrs. Close's sister and huband, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haxton of Richland, Wash. Mildred's Cafe, next to the Shady Cove cleaners in Shady Cove will be closed every Sun day and open on Wednesdays, Mrs. Carl Dawson of Trail has been vacationing in Chiloquin. Miss Nancy Bosley of Port land is visiting her cousin and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer of Shady Cove and ex pects to be with them for about two weeks. Lt. and Mrs. Dave Pruess and daughter, Sheri of Yuma, Ariz., spent several days last week vis iting her parents,. Mr. and Mrs Roy Long of Shady Cove. Pruess has just been released from the Air Corps. Mrs. Wilbur Blackman left last week-end to bring her daughter, Nancy Blackman back from the1 Shriner's hospital in Portland where she has been undergoing treatment. Lt. and Mrs. Bob Davis, and son, Kenny of Mountain View, Calif., have been visiting Lt. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis of River Edge, TraiL Mrs. John Stille . of Shady Cove spent several days visit ing her mother, Mrs. Emma Mer ritt of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Conard of Santa Rosa, Calif., have been visiting their daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laird of the River road, Shady Cove. Mrs. Bill Wilson and children are vacationing in banta Kosa, Calif., where they are visiting with her parents. Russell Graham of Shady Cove went with Johnny Jones in his plane early Saturday to Burns, Oregon, where Russell had left his car due to motor trouble on his way home from taking the boys to Utah. He was unable to get the car repaired that day and drove it home. Mrs. Robert Holcomb of Shady Cove has written the words to a new Jacksonville Jubilee song. Vic Flood of Ashland wrote the music. The song was introduced for the first time on July 19, on the Dr. Pepper radio show. A thousand records are being made by RCA Victor and those who wish to may purchase them from the Jacksonville Lions club. Mrs. Mildred Frisbie of Mil dred's Cafe, Shady Cove, made a trip to Springfield recently to see her son, Douglas. Sen. Russell Not About To Kiss Kissing Kin Chicago (U.R) Sen. Rich ard B. Russell figures he and actress may be kissing kin, but he isn t about to put this to the test. "She's married to a mighty big guy," the bachelor Georgia senator told photographers who wanted a demonstration. "I've seen him play football." Miss Russell, wife of quarter back Bob Waterfield of the Los Angeles Rams, turned up at Rus sell - for - President headquar ters Monday night, pinned Russ ell buttons on the straps of her low cut gown, and posed with the candidate. Arlington National cemetery was established June 15, 1864 Kona cof f e is grown . on the westerly side of the Island of Hawaii. Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent jpjWWlili ' ""' : i'J'Of-TTVW Hollywood U.R) A low budget movie that pokes fun at high-budget Hollywood was banned from one theater and had the rest of mov letown in a furor today. This two part epic, "Actors and S i n," was written, direc ted and pro- Aline Mosby duced by famed writer Ben Hecht. . One episode, "Woman of Sin," is a comedy about a "Forever Am-ber"-type movie that turns out to have been written by a nine-year-old girl. The manager of the high-tone Beverly Canon theater, which caters to cinema celebrities, took one look at the movie and can celled it. Co-producer Sid Kul ler then slapped a $250,000 suit on the popcorn palace. No Publicity Stunt "This is no publicity stunt," fumed Kuller. "This picture got rave reviews in New York. But we didn't get any theater cir- SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT tor the year ended December 31, 1951 OF THE Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd. of London, tn the Country of Great Britain, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law; Admitted Assets Bonds S T,45.94..S Stocks S.409.1S7.00 Mortgage loans on real estate None Real estate None Cash and bank deposits 1.581.923.55 Aierits1 balances or uncollected premiums 1,199.851.91 Interest, dividends and real es tate Income due and accrued 53.630.55 Other assets 203.209.28 Total admitted asset! S13.933.096.95 liabilities, Sarptns and Other Fends losses $ 1.25S.71T.00 Loss adjustment expenses 80.151.00 I-'neamM premiums 6,518.006.16 All other liabilities 808.721.52 Total liabilities, except capl- tal S 8.663.595. 8S Capital paid up S 500,000 00 Special surplus funds None Unassimed funds tsurplusl 4.7B9.501.27 Surplus as holders . retards pollcy- $ 5. 299. 501. 5T Total $13,933,098.95 Statement of Income Premiums earned S 5.925.238 84 Losses Incurred $ 2.807.364.89 Loss expenses Incurred 282.987.39 Other underwriting expenses Incurred. S. 562.489.74 Total underwrltlni deduc tions S 5.652.841.82 Net underwrltlni gain or loss.S 272.397.02 Investment Income 376.809.90 Other Income 600.32 Total, before federal Income taxes 848.406.60 Federal Income taxes Incurred 221.986.68 Net Income S 426,419.92 Dividends to stockholders None Dividends to policyholders None Capital charges (net J 217.152.98 Other Items atfectlnt surplus (net) 553.193.80 Total capital and surplus Items meti S S36.040.94 Increase In surplus as regards policyholders S 762.460.88 Business In Oregon for the Tear Net premiums received S120.597.1S Net lossM paid 44.669.65 Dividends paid or credited to i policyholders Hone j Principal office tn Oregon. Portland, Oregon. SYNOPSIS 07 ANNUAL STATEMENT tor the rear ended December 31, 1951 OF. THE American Insurance Company of 15 Washington street. Nswark 1. tn the State or New Jersey, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Admitted Assets Bonds $ Stocks Mortgage loans on real es tate Real estate Cash and bank deposits Agents' balances or uncollect- , ed premiums Interest, dividends and real estate Income due and ac- ; crued jotter assets . 46.438.659.38 56.935.838.18 303.913 43 2. 802.456. 99 11.179.600.28 .180.896.68 270.398 93 S. 560. 629. 73 Total admitted assets $130,672,393.60 Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds tosses $ 15.455.849 00 loss adjustment expenses 1.410.512.00 (Unearned premiums 62.843.910.54 . other liabilities .u-.o.u.u Total HahlllMM. extent can- Ital S S3.739.892.44 Capital paid up $ 5.000.000 00 Special surplus funds - None unassignea tunas (surplus) - ei.sja.aui.io Eurplus as regards policy holders S 46.932.301.16 Total .$130,672,393.60 Statement af Income. rremlums earned $ 54.767.313.17 tosses Incurred $ 38.175.374.60 Loss expenses incurred 2.562.105.00 itr.er underwriting expenses incurred 26.009.989.33 f Total unerwrtttng deduc tions S B8.747.468 93 Jet underwriting loss $ 1.980.155.76 Investment Incomt 3.182.964.44 tither income 1.625.183.63 Total, before federal Income ' taxes 3.027,992.31 rederai income taxes m- i curred 21.228.52 SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT for the year ended December 31, 1951 OF THE Glens Falls Insurance Company of Glens Falls, in the stt.te nf Kra yrv to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of uicguu, yuiauant lo law: Admitted Assets Bonds $33,714,759.80 Stocks 24,409.000.25 .Mortgage loans on real estate. 51. 300. 00 Real estate 1.026.362.28 Cash and bank deposits 3.951,615.78 "mu uoiimces or uncollected premiums S.445,432.21 Interest, dividends and real es tate Income due and accrued 143.911.70 Other assets 4,015.782.65 Total admitted assets $70,758,164.67 Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds H , $13,265,440 96 Loss adjustment expenses 1.652.178.00 uucarnea aremiums 24,136.223.32 hu uuier uaouiues 4.229.252.51 Total liabilities, except eanl- , tal S43.283. 094.79 Capital paid up $ 3.250.000.00 Special surplus fund 5.774.460 89 Unasslgned funds (surplus) 18.450.608.99 Surplus as ree.nl. nnllrv. holders $27,475,089.88 Total $70,758,164.67 Premiums earned $30,161,329.19 Losses Incurred $15,260,643.58 Loss expenses Incurred 2.382.680.26 winrr underwriting expenses Incurred 12.913.713.30 Net Income .$ $ JMvMends to stockholders Dividends to policyholders . Capital charges fnen Other Items affecting sur I plus I net I . Total capital and surplus : ttems (net! $ Increase tn surplus as re ' gards policyholders 9 3.006.765.79 2.000.0OO.00 None None 1.765.616.40 T65.616.40 S.772.382.19 Business tn Oregon for tbe Tear met premiums received 3662.355.30 Net losses ti l 253.597.14 Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders ........ none SSJNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT . lor the year ended December 31, 1951 I OF THE 1 j Fire Association of Philadelphia Xf Philadelphia. In the State nf Pmnnimnli imade to the Insurance Commissioner of the o.a.c 01 uregon. pursuant to law: Admitted Assets Bonds K.vli Alortgaee loans cn real estate Rea! estate, less no encum brances Cash and bank denocit. Aim's- balances or uncollected premiums . Interest, dividends and real ei- tate income due and accrued 107.614.90 Other assets 1.636.597.66 $19,520,721.37 29.804.055.84 97.101.36 2.457.601.15 2.117.616.31 $.821,964.54 1 Total admitted assets $59,563,272.93 liabilities, 8 orpins and Other Funds losses s 6.022.29S.00 ! adjustment expenses 403.095.00 .nearea premiums 26.140.213.49 411 other liabilities 2.434.434.09 Total underwriting deduc tions tin MT 1A Net underwriting gain or loss.S 395.707.95 Investment Income 1,199.519 95 Other Income 141.738.34 .vim. ueiure icaerai income taxes cac ttn a Federal Income taxes Incurred 270.660.09 Net Income ft 7 Bon Dividends to stockholders""; ' None Dividends tO DOlIPvhnlll . Knni Capital charges (net) None vuier items aiiectlng surplus (net) $8,972.98 Total capita and surplus Items (net) $ 96.972.98 Increase In surplus as regards policyholders $ 771.863.23 Easiness tn Oregon for the Tear Net premiums received $538,531.68 Net losses paid 184.153.28 Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders Hone Principal office tn Oregon. 325 S. W. 4th avenue, Portland 4. Oregon. SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT for the year ended December 31. 1951 ' OF THE Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company of New York, tn the State of New Tor, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of witiuu, yruat 10 law: Admitted Assets Bonds s 53.230.256.00 Stocks . 167.068.704.00 Mortgage loans on real eatste Sinn. tivai mate, less no encum- brances 111.685.31 Cash and bank deposits 4.791,719.90 Agents balances or uncollect ed premiums 4, 989, .13. 59 dividends ana real estate income due and ac crued e.fte rce. Other assets 4.06s!81l!l8 SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT tor the year ended December 31. 1951 . , OF THE Glens Falls Indemnity Comoanv of Glens Fall3. in the state of New York, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Admitted Assets Bonds S24.373.798.0S Stocks 5.820.941.00 Mortgage loans on real estate 20.981.25 Real estate Nar.e Cash and bank deposits 2.319,269. OS Agents- balances or uncollected premiums S.283, 907.89 Interest, dividends and real es tate Income due and accrued 112.785.15 Other assets 1.046.167.98 Total admitted assets $36,979,850.38 Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds Losses $ 8.441.644.25 Loss adjustment expenses . "1.051.386 00 Unearned premiums 15.359,414 83 All other liabilities 1.165.848.47 Total liabilities, except capt- ..'?' -r.- S26 018.29S.55 Capital paid up $ 1,500.000 00 Special surplus funds 974.198.15 Unasslgned funds (surplus) 8.487.338.68 Surplus as regards policy holders $10,961,556.83 Total $36,979,850.38 Statement af Incomt Premiums earned $19,193,573.14 Losses incurred $ 9.711.318.63 Loss expenses incurred 1.516,251.0$ Other underwriting expenses incurred 8.217,817.58 Total underwriting deduc tions .. tie, 445 9. Net underwriting gain or loss- 251.81415 Investment Income firm flfl7 A a Other Income 3,483.75 Total, before federal Income. taxes H45 5R0 (ta Federal Income taxes Incurred 102.626.14 Net Income 1 Dividends to stockholders Dividends to policyholders Capital charges (net) Other Items affecting suralua 442,963.84 None None Kone C5.664.5T Total capital and surplus items (netl S a 664 IT Increase In surplus as regards poucynoiaers a 92B.02B.4l Business tn Oregon for tha Tear Net premiums received $551,209.13 Net losses paid 306.197.01 Dividends paid or credited to pol- icynoiaers ...... If ant SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT for the year ended December 31, 1951 OF THE Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company of Hartford. In the State of Conneetlent. mule to the Insurance Commissioner of tha State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Admitted Assets Total liabilities, except rani- .tal $35,000,040.58 Capital paid up $ 3,400.000 00 Special surplus funds None -iuui--a tunas tsurplusl.'. 21.163.232.35 regards policy- Surplus as holders .$24,563,332.35 Totu -i $59,363,272.93 Statement af Ineon. Tremlums es.-ned $23,801,290.48 tosses rncurred $12,952,634.47 Jss expenses incurred 1,148.065.82 V.-..-. IU.UC1 willing Incurred ........ i T.ifal underwriting uens Ret underwriting rain or investment income 11.141.473.74 deduc- $25,242,174.03 -1.440.853.55 2.722.863.36 1.792.46 1.283.772.27 121.090.44 Other Income Total, before federal income taxes Fedtral Income .taxes incurred wee raceme J 1.162.681.83 Dividends to stockholders i 884.000.00 ijiviaen.u to policyholders None XTirll None Other Items affecting surplus. 460.977.25 Total capital and surplus Items met 423.022 75 Increase in surplus as regards policyholders $ 739.659.08 Easiness tn Oregea far tha Tear Net premiums received $! 32 617 7s Net leases paid 137.806.19 Dividends ps:d or credited to pot- lrrhc'ders . Kone I Principal clf,ce m Oregon. 400 Board of Total admitted assets $234,551,324.5 liabilities. Surplus and Other Funds Losses $'13,625,208.17 Loss adjustment expenses 639.550.00 unearned, premiums T.fifi2 3qj n All other liabilities 6.333.52281 Total liabilities, except ean- ltal $ 68.260.575.81 Capital paid up $ 20.000.000 00 special surplus rnnas i.isi.iis s Unasslgned funds (surplus) 145.109.630.59 Surplus as regards policy- coiuers Total. $168,290,748.96 $234,551,324.57 Statement of Income Premiums earned $ 52.846.887.55 Losses Incurred $ 36.800.159.52 oss expenses incurred ..221.421.47 Other underwriting expenses incurrea xu.sus, 030.54 Total underwriting deduc tions . S 49.957.217" Net undenrrltlnr sain or loss 2.919.670.02 Investment Income 6.877.385.20 urner income -7.6IB.2 Total, before federal lncoma taxes a. 769. 438 95 Federal Income taxes incurred 3.142.899.45 Net Income S Dividends to stockholders $ Dividends to policyholders. Capital charees meti Other Items affecting surplus incti 7.626.539 50 4.998,732 50 None None 19.760.303.98 Total capital and surplus Items (net) $ 14.761.571.48 Increase tn surplus as re gards policyholders $ 33.388.110.98 BasUsesa tn Oregea far tha Tear Net premiums received $205,567.64 SiiJ05.0 Mi 67.434.03 Dividends paid or credited to pcl- icynoice-x ... Jfcoe .$130,395,135 00 Bonds Stocks 82.689.570!00 Mortgage loans on real estate 42.253.61 Real estate Nona Cash and bank deposits 34.870,910.37 Agents' balances or uncollect ed premiums 32,129.823.7? Interest, dls-ldends and real estate Income due and ac- ' crued 472.307.37 Other assets 8.340.518.28 Total admitted assets .$245,840,418.49 Liabilities, Sarpls and Other Finds Losses $ 91.629.203.1$ Loss adjustment expense 9.073.217.00 Unearned premiums 67.527.600.98 All other liabilities 5.453.901.63 Total liabilities, except cap ital sit s .en n Capital paid up $ 10,000,000.00 Special surplus funds, volun tary reserve 37.154,493.61 Unasslgned funds (surplus) 35.000.000.00 Surplus as regards policy holders $ 72.154.495.61 Total . .$243,840,413.40 Statement f tstoma Premioms earned S132.415.683.46 Losses Incurrea $ 77.435.726.85 Loss expenses Incurred 1 am 4 s Other underwriting expense. inturrcu 49,103.955.12 Total underwriting deduc tions stanssaiT? Net underwriting gain or ion 7,770.551.82 Investment Income a.636.934.is Other Income 053,964.87 Total, before federal Income taxes 3,579.043.80 Federal Income taxes In curred - 3,345,915.4$ Net n n- Dividends to stockholders $ Dividends to policyholders . Capital charees (neti Other Items aiiectlng surplus sum .. S33.717J5 1.000.000.00 Nana - Stone 1.885.105.73 Total capital and surplus Items (netl $ Increase In surplus as re sards policyholders 865.105.73 $ S31.38a.3T Bastness tn Oregea for tha Teat- Net premiums recdred $1.455.303.80 Net losses paid 604.325.95 Dividends pa:d or credited to ic-.ioiceis .. Nona UCtpal office tn nrnn 119A Sta lAtnm any place in the then this theater cuit bookings country. And cancelled. The picture is pungent with such lines as "screenwriters are eccentric . . . Gen Fowler drove to work at MGM yesterday in a hearse" . . . "all agents are idiots" . . . "the only way to get ahead in Hollywood is to make mistakes' . . . "you can't reason with writers; they're like lunatics.' The ads for the boudoir mov ie that the nine-year-old child writes say, "A motion picture that reaches to the heights of wisdom . . . and tangant pas sions.' The moppet's mother complains that her little darling has been turning out these mov ie scripts since the age of three. Ridicules Industry The theater manager said he banned "Actors and Sin" be cause "it lampoons Hollywood and ridicules the industry." "The movie business is in enough trouble, without our adding to it by showing a pic ture that ridicules film-making," said Horace Boos. In "Actors and Sin," the child prodigy's agent. Eddie Albert works in an office filled with Hollywood-style Italian antiques and a bosomy, deadpan secre tary, whom he regularly kisses with passion. He calls producers "Fatheads" behind their backs but smiles suavely when he talks to them on the telephone. Actors and writers he won t even speak to. The little girl is played by Hecht's own daughter, Jenny. "We shot the movie in eight i days," explained co-producer I Kuller. "We had fun making it j and we didn't intend to offend 1 Hollywood. Maybe you're not HAMM BUYS BACON HOME' Albany, N. Y. U.R) Real estate broker Richard I. Bone said Tuesday Robert G. Bacon will transfer the title of his home to Howard Hamm on Friday. WEATHER By United Press North California: Fair through Wednesday except few showers near Oregon border Wednesday; coastal fog or overcast; slightly cooler in interior Wednesday; west to north west wind 10-20 mph off-shore. supposed to have fun in this business. One producer who saw the picture walked up to me and said, "How dare you?' " TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE or trade equity in 40 acres. Modern house, double garage, barn, etc. Fruit trees. Ross Mclntyre. l'.i mi. So. of Jacksonville on Sterling Creek Rd. MODEL A coupe. Make offer. Mary. Ph. 2-4845. 538 FOR SALE "51 Matchless motorcycle G-80 Springer $400. 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In the Matter of the Estate of Rach- ael Pearl Maberry. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final Account and Report in the above en- tiUed estate, and that by order of the Circuit Court in and for Jackson County. Oregon, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Wednesday, August 6. 1952. in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M. All persons having objections there- You'll Always Find O Reliability Uniformity Full Strength IN EVERY LOAD OF TRU-MIX CONCRETE FAST. PROMPT DELIVERY MeAndrev. Road Phone 2-5271 Tru-Mix Concrete Co. to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this no tice is July 8. 1952. CARLOS W. MORRIS. Administrator of the Estate of Rachael Pearl Maberry, deceased. Roberts. Kellington & Branchfield. 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