Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
Lockwood's
4
Used Cars
BEST BUYS ANYWHERE
1SV) Mmci'RY 4-DR SEDAN . 2 rS no
1W0 B t ' t; K i Dr. Sedan 2IUMW
1140 MI-HCURY 4-DR SKRAN .. lnVtnn
IB4S ronn 4 nn sedan i.vis.oo
1B CHEV. 4-IJR. KI.KETL1NE .1S45 00
1919 FORD CLUB COUPE 1405.00
IPlii FORD DR. i '100
IP:- FORD 2 DR .... .. . ofl
lf47 MKRCURV CLUB CO! 'PE ...1245 00
1048 FORD FORDOR SEDAN ....1105.00
1P47 FORO Tl'DOR 1045.00
Weft CHEVROLET FLERTLINE 1W.VO0
1049 CHEV FORDOR SEDAN .. fWVOO
101S FORD FORDOR SEDAN 005 00
1046 FORD 4-DR . 85 00
1946 FORD CLIT COI'PF m
1P41 CHEV. DR. SEDAN 545 W)
1041 DODGE 2 DR SFDAN-.. 405 00
IP40 OLDS Tl'DOR SEDAN 405 00
1P40 FORD Tl'DOR 305 00
1937 CHEV. COUPE ... 150.00
1934 FORD 3 DR. SEDAN .. 125.00
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
1948 DODRE DUAL DRIVE
LOGGER ...... 47-I5.O0
1047 FORD 'a TON PICKUP 12R5 00
J947 INT TON PICKUP 9M.0O
1939 INTERNATIONAL 1', TON
CHASSIS AND CAB 345 00
19.-T REO '. TON PICKUP 14500
TERMS TO SUIT
Ph I1BI-J S Stephem
ton SALE OR TRADE 1031 H.id
on Hornet Only :ioio miles. Ml x
tras including hydromatic drive. Will
lake Kwd milk cow m trade, (M.une
Roseh(jrSub. 27-F-5.
FOR SALE 104R ENi'MA Mack tmrk
jnotor in excellent condition, complete
with eir fom pressor, starter and fn-
ertor.Ph. 126-J.
DUAL DRIVE International I twin model
L-170. low mlleaie. Ph. 1793-J or
llfifi-J.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
WANTED
USED
CARS
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
FOR SALE USED CARS
1HW Chev 3 dr.. like new
114.' Cadillac
1049 Dodge F. U. 4 ton, 4 ipeed ' v
1-9 rord. 4 dr.
'04a Chrv. rro. 3 ton
104V Ford 4 dr.
1047 Capillar, fleelline .
HI'. Chev. 4 dr. 2 tone
1P Chev. 4 dr. black
:r Chev. 4 dr. 3 tone
1 .41 Old Clu) coupe
lo'.i Ford 2 dr.
100 Studebaker Champ
JMd Ply. 4 dr.
I'M Chev. 2 dr.
in.Tft Ponllac Clnh cpe.
fi"9 Ply. fniivertfblt
;r.t7 Packard coupe
1038 Ford Pickup T.
1'irt Chev. Coupe
It you want a fair and aqua re deal tee
NORTH SIDE MOTORS
t 1701 N Stephens
TO BUY OR SELL An automobile.
See Barney Burnett. 1735 North Steph
ens. Ph.iaa-Y
PACKARD CON VERT I RLE . 'Ifi Hudson
sedan, Ifi ft. Epstrrn Built hnuie
trailer f:t5fl.. 10 Mile N of Grant
Pass, Sundmt Knoll Ranch.
190 CHEVROLET, well-kept. Special
deluxe coupe; mi lease on new motor
4700; tola mileage 43.1IK). August
Heck. 1035 W. 1st St.
FOh SALE 1040 SKI Line Chev,
, Heater, By ovner. M. D. Schmidt. Rt.
LJiox fllSulhrrlin
FOR SALE OR TRADE - "47 Mercury
good condition Ph KUW-L.
MORE MONEY-Tor your "car Cash "on
the spot Cork rum Motors, Inc., Ue
Soto Plymouth. Phone 408 114 N
Rose St
t ATE MODEL 01 Harley DavidV.Vn in
excellent condition. with all ex'ras.
buv at vm 1R12 N. Stephens.
FOR SALE 1837 Chev. See I -oil at
Rosehiirf Hudson.
FOR SALE 3fl Ford 4-dnof-cdan.
heater Good Mercury motor, and
good rubber. $135. or will consider
terms. Mrs Ellen Wonser, P. O.
Box 126. Sutherlin. .
TON CHKVROLET 'truck; '36 Chev.
srd; $135. Archie Fug ale, Oakland,
Oregon. Ph. 2534.
'40 OLDS, good condition; new tires.
C. A. McGougan, Housing project,
Sutherlin.
FOR SALE 1050 Btiiek Super 'hvnn
flow. R H. 'Four door Riviera
model. 7500 miles. New Gen. Squceae
tires. Lifeguard tubes Priced for
quick sale!! Better than new'! No
tradein. Phone 1028-RX after 5p.m.
19W PACKARD Sedan, fl cvlinder See
it Peterson Automotive. 323 N. Mm
CLF.AN 1041 Plvmouth" deluxe coupe.
New tires Ph 1403-Y.
Dairy Queen Store
Reedsport
FOR SALE
Call 1023-J or 444-J-5
THIS IS A REAL
GOOD DEAL
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
REASONABLE PRICED GHAC TERMS
Ron 1, OU
CHEVROUT. BufbK, PONT1AC,
CADILLAC TRADI-1NI
Hansen's
USED CAR CENTER
CROSLEY DEALER
'4 8UICK Roadmaster. RAH. (.505
49 CROSLEY Station Wagon, H .. . 050
Used car radio, good ued 15 and 16
in. lire; gooa ued hattertes.
W Block west of Rose-Et u Lodge
ELLIS AUTO SALES
108 Chf.tnul
Personal 30
ir YOU HAVE A DRINKING problem
get in touch with Alcoholic Anony
mous P O Box lllfi.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS MADE
Write P O Box 10H7
Notices
31
TO THE PARTY or parties m1o are
prowhnK al nighl aiound the homes
of J.ihn L. and H. L. Camnbeti -re
asked tc let themselves ha. known or
they are doing so at iheir own 'isk.
Mrs. John Lk Campbell, R F D. 1. Box
237-A-l.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF SEASONAL
DF.TKRMIN A l IONS
Notice? It hereby given that e-ic?t of
the empltyers listed below has been de
termined to be a seasonal emplo . er,
within the meaning of Section 12H-707
O.C.L.A Any interested party mav re
nuest a hearing be.'ore the Commission
within ten dnys after the date of ant
publication of this notice. The iff
season" of each seasonal emplovei it
as stated below:
Oregon Turkey Growers. 1-7-51 thru
4-28-.M St 5-27-51 thru f-8-tl.
ORFOON HNEMPLOYMF.N'T
COMPENSATION COMMISSION
Dated and first puhlished this 15th Jay
:i Jan.. 1051.
Date of last publication 29th day of Jan.,
1931.
OUT
0URWAY
By J. R. Williams
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Kl, y I TO GET WAS A LOAF ( OF SOAP.' THE MAN .
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Wed., Jan. 17, 1 951 Th Nwi-Rview, Rouburg, Ort. 11
Tax Filing Aides Dated
In Douglas Cities
HuRh H. Earle, Oregon district
collector of internal revenue an
nounced (his week that tax aiients
will vinit seven Douglas county
cities between Jan. 23 and I.I irch
15, to assist taxpayers in prepar
ing federal income tax returns.
The cities and visiting dates arc
r follows: Reedsport, city hall,
T eh. 28; Sutherlin. Sutherlin hotel,
Feb. 26; Myrtle Creek, city hill,
I'eb. 5; Drain, city recorder's of
fice, Feb. IB; Oakland, Oakland
hank, Feb. 27; Glcndale, city hall,
Feb. 9 and 20, and RosehurK,
Pacific building, Feb. 28 to March
15.
NEW CORONER SWORN IN
EUGENF, (D Fred Buell,
Springfield, was sworn in as new
Lane county coroner, following the
retirement of Phil Bartholomew,
who has served as coroner the
past six years.
Buell has been chief deputy cor
oner since 1945.
Bartholomew said the pressure
of business and other activities
necessitated his retirement. H i s
term would have endrtl Dec. 31,
1952.
Civil Rights Plan
Dead Duck, Yiew
Of Congressmen
WASHINGTON F) Presi
dent Truman's renewed recom
mendation for legislation to pro
tect the civil rights of minority I
groups got no encouragement on !
capitol hill. '
Most lawmakers, even those I
friendly to some other portions of i
Mr. Truman's "Fair Deal" pro-1
gram, considered civil rights a
dead duck as a practical matter
in this Congress.
In his budget message, the Presi
dent once more urged Congress to
create a federal fair employment
practices commission tFEPCt to
prevent job discrimination in inter
state industries. He told Congress:
"Even less than in other times
can we now afford to discriminate
in employment against the mil
lions of workers in our labor force
who are members of minority
groups."
Republicans, accusing the Presi
dent of pushing for his "Fair Deal"
under the guise of national secur
ity, lumped FEPC with other so
cial and welfare proposals into
"the same old tired socialist pro
gram" which Mr. Truman h a I
sought before.
Southern Democrats solidly op
pose the FEPC, and with Repub
licans they dominate the house
rules comniilte. It can be expected
to pigeonhole any FEPC proposal.
And even if the House passed such
a bill, it would run into a Senate
filibuster.
Only after a bitter behind-the-scenes
fight did an FEI'C bill come
to the House floor in the last Con
gress. Then, a Dixic-GOP coalition
eliminated its penalty provisions
and sent a watered down measure
to the Senate, where the threat of
a filibuster killed it.
Truman Defense
Budget Elates
Western Eurpe
LONDON (.W Applause tinged
with amazement marked the recep
tion in western Europe of Presi
dent Truman's new budget and its
vast outlay for defense.
London's liberal Star said the
military spending figures "are so
colossal that the mind is stunned
by the very accumulation of dig
its." It added:
The two iacts which should be
remembered about this biggest of
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all peace-lime budgets are that the
mnnAV must h fnnnH ku tl,a Ima.l. (
can taxpayer, and that at a word
from Stalin it reed never be spent
ai an.
A spokesman for the French for
eign office called the budget "an
other assurance, if one - were
needed, that the United States is
preparing to defend itself and help
defend the rest of the free world."
"It is cheering." the spokesman
told reporters, "to see that the
President has asked for this huge
amount, because it shows the de
termination with which the Ameri
can government is shouldering its
burden of preparation for all event
ualities." The liberal Dagens Nyhetcr of
Stockholm described the budget
message as the "strongest im
aginable warning- to the men in
the Kremlin not to plunge the
world into a new war which
would. . . . bring the end of their
own regime."
It is proof, the newspaper said,
that America is ready "to make
the greatest sacrifice side by side
with the other western democra
cies to win a swift victory in this
war, if it ever comes."
Slovak Bishops
Get Prison Terms
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (.T)
Two Slovak bishops were sen
tenced to life imprisonment Mon
day for crimes against the Czech
oslovak state.
They were Bishop Pavel Gojdic.
62, Greek Catholic primate of
Czechoslovakia, and Bishop M 1
chael Buzalka, 65, a Roman Cath
olic prelate.
Another Roman Catholic prelate.
Bishop Jan Vojtassak, 73, was
sentenced to 24 years imprison
ment. ' , ,
The three bishops have been on
trial since Wednesday on charges
of high treason and espionage
against the Communist-led r e
gime. They also were accused of help
ing the Germans during World
War 11.
In addition, Bishops Buzalka and
Vojtassak were charged with plot
ting against the republic in the
prewar period.
Newspaper and radio reports
said all three confessed on the wit
ness stand that they had supported
a separate Slovak state set up in
March, 1939, as an ally of Ger
many. Nine Catholic Czech clergymen
were sentenced last month to
terms ranging from 10 years to
life in a similar case.
Bishop Vojtassak was fined 500,-
Arctic Warfare
Topic Of Armory
Address Tonight
That American soldiers can fight
effectively in the Arctic will b
demonstrated by Capt. Bernard
Nagelmanur USA, in his two-hour
illustrated lecture, "Arctic War
fare." to members or the orgmizfd
reserve jarps t the armory in
Reseburg tonight. Also invited to
attend fire piembors of the na
tional fluid and reserve officer! '
training arjw. i ...
Capt iin Nagejmann will discuss
Arctic arfaiirot the future and
the soluliorf -f.jts problems. He
will discuss the advantages and
disadvantages of the Arctic regions
for nulilarv operations and dem
onstrate and explain equipment
and techniques designed to reduce
the disadvantages of. Arctic cli
mate and terrain.
One of eight Sixth army officers
presently touring the eight states
of the army area, Capt. Nigel
mann will also exhibit several
types of Arctic equipment, includ
ing the three types of footwear:
muluks, shoe pacs and felt boots;
fihrrglass and pile-lined parkas,
trousers, field caps and socks.
He will point out that Arctic con
ditions actually extend deep into
the United States, particularly Wy
oming, Montana, North Dakota,
other northern states and even into
Colorado.
ooo crowns ($10,000) and the other
two 200.000 crowns ($4,000) each.
All property of the three men is
confiscated.
Said Britain's independent, lib
eral Manchester Guardian: "His
requests lor funds show the im
mense scope of America' l defense
plans."
ITCH
(Kcableir la bigm eon-
uriouj and will eon
linu for Ilia il not
topped its tola rausa
ti th itch mile, which 11 immuna to
ordinary treatment EXSURA Kills tha
Itch-mite almost Instantly Only tnrea
days' RXSORA treatment la required
Mall orders sjlven prompt attention.
Frad Mejrer Drugs, Rose burg
YOUR CAR NEED NOT BE
NEW1 Used car leant a spe
cialty. Drire down today at
the cash you littdl
CALKINS FINANCE CO.
PHONE 466
307 (3rd Floor) Pacific Bldg.
M-337 Slot. Lie. S-264
covered daily by six motor
route carriers and 10 car
rier salesmen.
cmoviui
TILLER
Direct Carrier Delivery Service from Canyon
ville to Days Creek and to Surprise Valley on
Gazfey road starts February 1.
Carrier delivery service will beextended to
Tiller soon thereafter.
INTRODUCING Earl McCoy, long time
Roseburg resid'. who will scrvigjthe
new Canyonville-Tiller motor route.
McCoy will be happy to accept new
subscriptions end service current tub
scriben.
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Twin "Stack Up" Hydrators all-porcelain
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Full-width plastic Chill Drawer for
bottled beverages, extra Ice cubes
o Fifteen square feet of shelf area
Quickube Ice Trays with built-in tray and
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New Ice-Blue Interior trim new gold-ond-chrome
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