t
The Smallest,
For Sale, Misc. 18
FOR SALE 22 ft. trailer house. Turn
cast it Western Equipment, i, mile
up Newton Creek BcL New house
with reengablei.
FOR-SALET SparUnM"ofTrailer
house. Complctey furnished, Sl.ttoa.
Ph. 33-F-31. Mrs. A. J. Lpdcgravc.
Idleyld Rt.
FOR SALE 1 947 WORLD IMPERIAL
bicycle, good condition. 1122 N Jack
son St., alter 5:30 p.m.
WELL DRILL. Cheap".f taken at once.
Charles D. Wilson, Roseburc. Rt. 2
Box 876.
FT. Montgomery Ward " refrlgera"
tor for sale. Ph. 1649, inquire 126
Harvard Ave.
GLIDER TRAILER 44mbdel 2 rooms.
26 ft. long, new rubber. SfauO. borne
terms. Inquire Roy'i Tavern. Winston.
FOR SALE 2 4x8 pocket "bill lard tables
Good condition Rosebun Bowling Al
ley PIANO FOR SALE Luebeck and Son
mahogany, good condition 1175 Hb
665-Y or ll-F-12
TRAILER FOR SALE, reasonable. Also
trailer spare available. Pacific Cabins
3l milesN. Highway 09. Ph. 695-J -2.
ELECT R OL U XV AC U U M CLE A NE RA1
condition, all attachments. Ph. 1072-Y.
555 Barager.
1000 BERRY CRATES to be sold at
Roseburg Auction. June 16.
SLIMP" DOLLYforhousetrailer. new
Mrs. Armstrong at Post office. Myrtle
TRAILER HOUSE and 1936 Ford l'a
ton truck. Umpqua Trailer Camp.
1945 22 ft. trailer house. See at Dillard
Wood specialist grounds. Walter Hul
bert, at any time.
FOR SALE l-wheel trailer. Excellent
for camping. 2-new cedar clothes line
poles, fn. 42H-H-5.
FOR SALE Electric, portable sewing
machine, or trade for treadle sewing
FLOWERING GERANIUMS to sell. Lois
TanKersiey, urocKway.
FOR SALE Used Electric washing ma
chine. Geo. Wilcox, Ph. 2165.
fok' SALE Good" saddle-and bridle!
Cheap at $(0. Ph. 15D2-R-5.
Fuel
20
SPECIAL
Special prices on our wood for the
month nf June, double loads 2" olaner
ends, $10: mill ends. $13: peeler tore
ana nrepiare wooti. su; uiaude wuiey
r uei io. taii io-j -J. r rompi neilv
ery.-
1" PLANER ENDS. B25 unit, reeular
length, Roseburg Lumber Co Phone
4t)
Timber & Sawmills 21
Cruising Service
Reasonable Rates
Call 435-R 441 So Jackson St.
Roseburg. Oregon.
FOR SALE or will trade for car or
equity in car. Model 7 Mall power
saw. 1st house on left when entering
Myrtle Creek from the north. Gor
don bearbrough.
Wanted
Second Growth Logs
CONTACTWIL BUR LUMB ER CO .
WANTED Logging truck on g-jd haul
all highway except l'i miles. Top
money. Prefer fi wheelers. Capitol
Timer Co., Scotts Lodge, Gold Beach,
Ph.4B3.
FOR SALE 1946 Geflinger Lumber
Carrier, very good condition, price
$.1000. Haydcn Bridrra Lumber Co. to.
7-2051 at Springfield. Oregon.
WANT PEELED DOUGLAS FIR POLES
AND PILING Contact us for sizes.
PUGRT TIMBER CO. P. O. Box 46,
1 Ph. 1.139, Roseburg.
FOR SALEApproximaleiy 2 million
ft old and second growth timber.
Jack Russell, P. O. Box 14, Canyon-
ville, Oregon. .
FOR SALE At Drain, Ore. R-D-4 Cat,
with drum and dozer. Good condi
tion. Ph. 6515 Elkton, Leonard Hoss,
Drain, Ore,
FOR SALE brXE Hercules dlesel power
plant, 6 cylinder, $2200 J C. Comp-
ton Co.. P O Box 748. ph. 41-J-l.
FOR SALE Operating 15 to 20 thou
sand sawmill, complete. No timber.
Call 1060-J. evenings.
FOR SALE Ball bearing gang rip saw
with 20-H motor. Ph. 1138-R. 1107 E.
Douglas, Roseburg.
Logging Equipment 22
FOR SALE '4t Federal truck. Sfl.OOO
Timken rear end. 3-apeed Brownie. S
speed transmission 5th wheel for
logging bunk. Dcnnla Matthews, ph.
167-J.
FOR SALE 450 International enelne.
complete. IS48 major overhaul. New
clutch, also F-54 transmission. 5th
direct. Leonard Clifton, (Janyonville.
FOR-SALENearlynew Bli-30-Skagit,
complete with lines, etc. Heavy sled.
Ready to go. S4.B00. Ph. 35-F-31. 16
miles on N. Umpqua Rd.
FORSALE14R H"PCoob King rion
key. Excellent iled. Fatrleads and
rigging. Can be teen at, Elkton or
call262 Elkton.
FOR SALE Diss ton 11 horse falling
saw. 5350. Chet Dennf. Idleyld Star
Route, Box 500 on Buckhorn Rd.
FOR-SALE logging-trucks with year
round work. Call 420-J-3 between 1
and 3 p.m.
TD 14 CAT. armored for logging. l-t
model Phone 633-J. Roseburg.
Farm Equipment 24
ALLIS CHALMERS power unit, 20 hp.
perfect condition.. Harold Crouch,
Oakland. Ph. 27.V7.
FOR" SALE McCormlck Deering Com
bine, 5 ft. Myrtle Creek. Ph. 28-X.
Geo. Burnett.
Tractors 25
D7 CATERPILLAR tractor in
ffnt class condition. Engine
has Just been overhauled.
Has winch and dozer, guard
ed for logging Price
12,000.00 F O.B. Roseburg.
TDK, International tractor com-
f'letely guarded for logging
las winch and dnrer. Has
been checked, cleaned and
painted is in good onrrat
insj condition. Price ir'00,
F.O.B. Roseburg.
Ford Tractors
Lo,t in prlee. Bl In Srn
(1398 OO delivered
Umpqua Tractor Co.
123 PINK STB f El
FOR SALEat Tvm mill. 1 Torison I
tractor. l.J.io- bottom plow, ch-.p
If taken v,n. C. G Palmaleer. Star
Ht. Oakland. Orefon. I
1
Cheapest Workers in Town.. Want Ads
Trucks 26
SPECIAL
1945 Chevrolet dump trurlt $1195
witw iu IHUU&E FROM
194 Ford with 3-peed axle and
iwta DIipft aqp log Dunn 1783
1940 Dodge 1 ton with crow box.
very clean ,.... . 1295
TRUCK REPAIR if REBUILDING .
GUIBERSON DIESEL
PARTS & STARTER SHELLS
NEW GMC TRUCKS
SMITH MOTORS
TRUCK DEPARTMENT
Hiwav 90 N Phone 199-R-l
FOR SALE 1 K-7 logging truck with
new moior. a w-A 22 Whites, one
614 Diamond T 3 C model Interna
tionals. 2 Trombley trailers. One 7l)3
lumber truck. rnmnlet with b'rii.
hauf tag axle and lumber rolls. Truck
in excellent rondlllon. NeaHy all new
in ext
tires
Umpqua Road.
FOR SALE 5 yard Reo dump truck.
1942 model 21, which has Hercules
423 cu. in. motor. Call or write H.
D.Huck.Cow Creek. Azalea, Ore.
FOR SALE 1940 Dodge-pick up low
mileage, fair condition. JH50. 1102
Umpqua.
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks
Ray's Truck Shop. 2055 N Stephana
Phona 499-J-4.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
Priced For
All Needs
1949 WILLYS Sta. Wagon .
Overdrive & Heater.
1949 FORD Custom 2-door
Very Clean,
1948 BUICK Sedanette
Dynaflo, Radio & Heater.
1947 STUDEBAKER Champion ....
Overdrive, Radio & Heater.
1947 CROSLEY
1942 FORD 4-door
350
825
1942 FORD 2-door .
1941 FORD 4-door
1941 CHEVROLET 4-door
1940 CHEVROLET 4-door
1941 DODGE 2-door
1940 CHRYSLER 4-door .
430
193 PLYMOUTH
1938 PLYMOUTH
250
150
1938 PLYMOUTH Coupe
1942 FORD Pickup
. 98
SB0
1949 DODGE Pickup 1295
Riverside
Motors
1600 N. Stephens
Phona 450-R
Better Buys
at
Barcus
1948 BUICK ROADMASTER,
Dynaflow, only 19.000 miles
like new both Innide and out
Radio and heater 51993
1949 KAISER SEDAN, like new. 1493
1941 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION
sedan, overdrive, R & H .... 343.00
1937 CHEVROLET, Clean 293
1937 PLYMOUTH sedan 193
1937 CHEVROLET, runs good . 163
19.17 LINCOLN Zypher, '42,
V-8 motor, R St H 195
Trucks
INTERNATIONAL with 21 ft. semi
trailer. Vacuum brakes, good
tires, excellent motor. Ideal
to haul cants, ties, or equip.
Full price 750
1942 DODGE CONVERTED Com
mand car, 4-wheel drive, good
motor, enclosed pickup body 430
1935 CHEVROLET PICKUP 150 00
EASY TERMS
LIBERAL TRADES
BARCUS
Your Packard Dealer
Rtfhway M N at Garden Valley Rd.
Phona 13M
REASONABLY PR1CED-CMAC TIRMS
CHEVROLET. BUICK. PONT1AC,
CADILLAC TRADE-INS
Hansen's
USED CAR CENTER
Roea ft Oak
ill.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
We Want Good
Clean Used Cars
Top Price Paid
DOYLE'S SALES fc SERVICE
Highway 99 fc Garden Valley Rd
Phone 611
MORE MONEY foi your car Cash on
the spot Cork rum Motors. Inc . O
Soto Plymouth Phona 40B 114 N
Rose St.
Motorcycle
1934 Harley-Oavldson, good condition,
tires O K.. chrome forks, wneeU,
good paint. 175. Phona 1279-K-X
FOR SALE Very clean 1649 Kaiser
Special, low mileage. 14t5. Term.
Ph. 356-J -5 after 6 30 p.m. Week
days, anytime wees; cnas.
MOTORCYCLES Factory
dealer for
genuine Harley-Davtdson motorcycles,
oil. Darts and accessories. 045 E. 2nd
Av-? So.Ph.l346-l Iron, Io 7.
luxe seaan, new moior ana complete
ly reconditioned. See at New Moon
Trailer Court, Hwy. 99, North of
Koseourg.
BY OWNER 1949 Blue convertible
Packard with cream nylon top. over
drive. R & H, spotlight, backup light.
Ph. 1706-YX.
FOR SALE or rade. 1940lPly mouth
4 door, R & H. on 41 or later model.
329 Mosner. Mans uouvnng. urn. -
Personal 30
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P O Boi
1118
Notices
31
I0 REWARD for Information leading
to recovery of black and white horn
less milk goat taken from property
near Garden vauey. rn. wu.
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
ESTATE OF FRED WHEELER now
pending in the County Court In Douglas
County. Oregon, are hereby notified to
piesent the same properly verified to
the undersigned Administratrix at the
offices of WINSTON & D1MICK. 405
Pacific Building. Roseburg, Oregon,
within six months from the dale hereof.
DATED the 2nd day of June. 1950.
GENEVIEVE WHEELER
Administratrix of the Estate
Of FRED WHEEL, EH, ueceaseo
;
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ur i6
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN-
I TY OF DOUGLAS
495 j FRANK VAN NORMAN, Plaintiff.
Mi iMRS. E. E. KERTON and MR. E. E.
n- 1 KERTON and the unknown heirs of
I Alexander Dumont and all other per
: sons or parties unEnown claiming any
OT3 , right, title, estate, lien, or Interest in
tne real estate aescrioea in in .-u..-
plaint herein, Defendants.
1 -rn mrq v. F KFRTON and MR. E.
E. KERTON and the unKonnw neirs oi
Alexander Dumont and all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right, title estate, lien, or interest in
the real estate described In the com
nlaint herein:
In the name of the Slata of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
In the above entitled suit on or before
the final publication of this notice as
designated herein. If you fail to answer
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to the above entitled Court for a decree
ouietinff the title in the olalntlft ana ai
vesting you of any interest or claim
whatsoever In and to the following
described nroDertv. to-wit:
The North East quarter of Section
Twenty-Eight i28 Township Thirty
I30i Range Three (3) West, Willamette
Meridian.
The date of the first publication of
;hts summons Is June 5, 1050. The date
nf the last publication of this summons
M Juiy j, i.tu.
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1950.
s AVERY W. THOMPSON
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
203 Douglas County State
Bank Bldg.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
PART OF KANE STREET ANI TO
CONSTRUCT SEWER LINE THERE
ON IN THE CITY OF ROSEBURG,
OREGON:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
a meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Roseburg. Oregon, held on
June 5, 1930, the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLVED, that the Common Council
of the City of Roseburg. Oregon
deems It expedient and necessary to
Improve all that portion of South
Kane Street In said City lying within
Hawthorne Terrace and to construct
a sewer Una thereon in th following
manner:
First: By grading said street to
street level, making all necessary cuts
and fills.
St-cond: By paving the same to a
with of 38 feet with asphaltlc con
crete pavement and by construction
of necessary curbing.
Third: By constructing .2565 square
feet of concrete sidewalk.
Fourth: By excavating trenches to
proper subgrades in which to install
sewer pipe; laying and Installing ap
proximately 250 lineal fact of six
inch sewer pipe and 1030 lineal feet
pf eight inch sewer pipe; Installing
necessary manholes; and making nec
essary back-fills.
Said Improvements are to be made
In accordance with the charter and
ordinances of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, and the grade, plans, speci
fications, and estimates nf the City
Engineer filed In the offlca of the
City Recorder on the 5th day of
.lune. 11150, which said grnde, olans,
specifications, and estimates, hereby
are approved and adopted.
The entire cost of satd Improve
ments, Including engineering. Interest,
and all other expenses which the City
nf Roseburg would not have Incurred
except for the making of said Im
provements shall be levird upon the
property especially benefited thereby,
as provided by the Charter of said
city and no part thereof shall tie
paid by said city.
The estimate nf tha City Engineer
or the probable detail cost or said lm
provements is the sum of S1R.2B0.80.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the City Recorder be, and he hereoy
is airectea to give notice oi ine in
tension to make said improvements
as provided by tha Charter of said
City.
Remonstrances against the making of
saia improvements may De I ilea in writ
ing wnn me unaersignea wunin twen
ty 2Ui days from the dale of the
first publication of this notict, which
said publication Is the loth day
June, 1950. and the same will be heard
bv the Common Council of said City
at its regular meeting In the City flail
of said City at 7:30 p m. on July 3. I!i50.
W. A. GILCHRIST, Recorder
of the City of Roseburg, Or a.
Firefly Light'
Being Studied
OAK RIDGE, Tcnn.-f.-D-Firc-flies
have gone high-brow in this
super-duper scientific city of the
atom. bomb.
They've taken up science. Or
rather science has taken them up.
Dr. Hernard Strehler wants to
know how a glow worm makes
itself glow. Not for just idle cur
iosity. The former Johns Hopkins
university scientist thinks that a
by-product of lucifcrin the sub
stance that produces the glow
might bring about a better electric
light bulb.
The trick is to find out how the
lightning bugs make the stuff.
So he called on the kids around
here io bring him all the lightning
bugs they could find; he'd pay
25 cents a hundred.
In one day the youngsters turned
up with more than $15 worth at
current prices on the Oak Ridge
market. About 6.100 fireflies, by
Dr. Strehler'f count.
I "If I can break down the light-
Navy Ships To Go
To Indo-China
WASHINGTON (if) The De
partment of Defense has an
nounced that six 158-foot navy
landing ships being overhauled at
the Puget Sound naval shipyard
in Bremerton, Wash., are sched
uled for early transfer to Indo-
China.
The ship transfer will be ef
fected under the mutual defense
assistance program.
The navy designates the vessels
as landing ship, support large
In addition, two shipments of
carrier type fighter and bomber
planes have been ferried to France
aboard the French aircraft car
rier Dixmude.
The first two navy shins to be
transferred, the escort vessels 3ur
rows and Rinehart, were delivered
to the Netherlands at Boston June
1.
Ten other escort vessels and two
submarines are in process of be
ing overhauled prior to transfer.
The six landing ships, which
cary navy numbers 2, 4, 9, 10,
28 and 80, but no names, recently
were moved from the navy's Col
umbia river reserve group at Port
land to the Bremerton yard.
Their overhaul will require
about eight weeks. Formerly des
ignated as LCI's (landing craft
infantry) the ships originally were
designed to carry 200 more in
fantrymen from transports well
offshore or from advance bases.
They are equipped with ramps
which lower from catwalks for
ward when the vessels are
beached. They displace 250 tons
each and are normally manned by
five officers and 65 men. Charac
teristics will not be changed dur
ing overhaul of the vessels.
producing system of the firefly,"
says Dr. Strehler, "I may get
some leads on fluorescence which
might result in a better light bulb."
But he needs 100,000 live tiremos
for the project.
For the kids around here that
means that the hunt's still on.
Two brothers brought in 400
lightning bugs and collected a
dollar for their trouble. And they
came up with a neat turn in fire-
fly-hunting technique.
proudly explained jonn van
Fleet and his brother, David: "We
got up early and found them asleep
on daisies."
fine Oregon
Douglas fir
fine lumber and
plywood mills
fine
Plywood mills at Eugene ond Willamina; lumber
mill of Roseburg; logging camp on tittle River.
Officers Elected By
Assn. Of Oregon Elks
i
CORVALL1S. June 12. CP)
Austin Dunn, Baker, will head the
Oregon State Elks association for
the coming year.
He was elected president at con
cluding sessions of the state con
vention here Saturday and Astoria
was chosen as the site for the 1951
convention.
Other state association officers
elected were Dr. Kirby S. Fortune,
Coos Bay, first vice president;
Lewis Cline, McMinnville. second
vice president; William Stollmack,
Bend, third vice president; Ernie
Scott, Medford, secretary; D. V.
Bulger, Portland, treasurer; Mer
rill Stoddard, Baker, sergeant-alarms;
Hans Soil, The Dalles, chap
lain; Russell Dunmire, Oregon
City, tiler; .Frank Hise, Corvallis,
George Fields, Portland, J. F.
Fliegel, Medford, Herbert Hackvr,
Astoria, and Dewey Powell,
Klamath Falls, trustees.
Jack Curtice Named
Utah Athletic Head
SALT LAKE CITY. June J2-4.T)
Jack C. Curtice, 43-year-old ex
ponent of the T-formation, has been
named as the new head coach and
athletic director at the University
of Utah.
Appointment of the Texas West
ern college, El Paso, coach was
approved Saturday by the univer
sity board of regents. He succeeds
Ike Armstrong who resigned to
accept the athletic directorship at
the University of Minnesota.
GOLF RULING MADE
EUGENE, June 12 UP) Pub
lic links golfers with handicaps
of 5 or better may enter the 1950
Oregon Golf association tourna
ment without invitation.
Sid Milligan, OGA president,
said directors had okayed the rule.
In past years a limited number
of public links players have been
invited. The tournament is sche
duled for the Eugene Country club
course next month.
SEATTLE TENNIS KING
SEATTLE, June 12 4PI Tom
Brown Jr., San Francisco, defeated
south-paw Jim Brink of Seattle 6-4,
6-4, 9-7 yesterday to win the men's
singles title in the Seattle tennis
championships. He didn't lose a
set in the tourney,
Brown teamed with Seattle s
jacx lxiwe io win me noumes
crown from Brink and Fred Fisher,
national collegiate titlists, 9-7, 6-4,
2-6, 6-4.
people
Hungary Taking
Steps To Further
Isolate Country
VIENNA -P)- Diplomatic
sources here said Communist Hun
gary has taken new steps to isolate
that country from the West.
They said these steps are accom
panied by mounting hysteria over
espionage which is sweeping hun
dreds ot Hungarians lrom all walks
of life into jails each week as spy
suspects.
The informants gave this pic
ture: Two electric firms were ordered
to mass produce a "DeoDle's radio"
capable of picking up only Buda
pest and Moscow stations. This is
aimed at slashing the effectiveness
of Voice of America and BBC Hun
garian language broadcasts.
One of the firm is Standard Elec
tric, former subsidiary of the American-owned
International Tele
phone and Telegraph company.
Standard was seized by the Com
munist regime last December as
an alleged center of espionage and
sabotage. Robert Vogeler, Ameri
can general manager of Standard
Electric, is serving a 15-year prison
sentence as a spy and saboteur
imposed by a Communist People's
court.
Hungarian officials have with
drawn permission from private
schools to teach western languages.
Russian is the only foreign Ian-
USED TIRES
1.00
UP
See us for all ilzes of good used
tires at the lowest prices
Late model 15. 16 and 17-Inch
wheels for all makes oara.
Free Tube with every tire
purchased.
DOYLE'S
Sales & Service
Highway 99 at Garden Valley
Phone 611
It's pretty easy to take things for
granted. We say to you, "Plywood is
the miracle wood of 1000 uses." And
you come back with, "Yes, I guess
that's right." So then you(buy, or don't
buy, and go on your way.
But when you move on, we hope
these thoughts go with you:
The Douglas fir that grows in Ore
gon's rain belt is the finest on the face
of the earth. That's why we use it.
The mills in which we make our
plywood and lumber are models of
efficiency in the industry.
Man., Juna 12, 1950 Th Nwi-Rvlw, RoMburj, Or. 13
guage that may be taught In Hun
gary. On the espionage front the Hun
garian Union of Amateur Photog
raphers has warned its members
that heavy penalties up to death
will be passed on anyone caught
photographing bridges, factories,
railway stations, military establish
ments or government buildings
In the past two weeks 320 Catho
lic teachers have been suspended
from their jobs and more than 100
others imprisoned. Hardest hit
were the Franciscan and Domini
can orders, charged with being
"special enemies of the peace."
The Communist drive against
American newscasts popped up
also in East Germany. There the
Communist newsoaoer Neues
Deutschland said it wasn't safe for
true Communists to listen to the
B0QF
FLAT WORK
COATING JOBS
ASBESTOS SHINGLES
COMPOSITION SHINGLES
Experienced Workmen
Each Job Personally Supervised ,
Estimates Gladly Furnished
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Distributors of Johns Manville, Certainteed,
Northern Roofing. , -
Phone 128 402 W. Oak St.
i i n ri-i
The
western radio. Some party mem;
ners nan suggested listening in
"closed groups, so that we could
better refute the arguments of our
enemies when arguing with peo
ple.
Neues Deutschland said no. Even
bending an ear to the western
radio would make the listeners
"party to the campaigns of the
warmongers and foes of democra
cy." NO VIDEO WANTED
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 12
W You will have to be in a sta
dium to see a Southeastern con
ference football game any Satur
day this fall.
The SEC executive committee
yesterday recommended against
live television broadcasts from the
field of play.
folks who work with m (
W
OK
ly a thousand employees) are tope
skilled, interested, proditetiv
people with pride in their Job, ttieir
homes, their convrminiry.
So long as these elements are kept
in balance, Associated Plywood Mills
will merit the respect and cofirkfence
of the buying public, of employees, of
the cities in which we work and live.
It has been that way during toe 19
years of our existence. We aim to keep
!t that way In the futonf.