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Trucks ,26 GET MORE FOR YOUR CASH 144 Chevrolet dump . ., . . i 1847 KB-1 .. . .... .. 91 1MI Dodge pickup. clean 1MT Inter ! Wl Coatier. JOlt axlea, .703 B-Lipe IM? Freuhauf lot trailer, air brake 1041 Dodge Ambulance,. 4 wbNl drive 11,000 pound air axlea with apnng m jr. torn pic la wtth wheel New GMC Trucks SMITH MOTORS TRUCK DEPARTMENT t. N Ph. Htwae V6452 1P4S Mack and Pruehauf trailer with lumbar roll Completely overhauled with many extra W3O0 Sec at Oil lard Garage. Will sell aeparatei. .Mack, -tV)0 , trailer fUOO. L W. Ger nart, 'The Timbers." Laptna. Ore ion. FOR SAl.E"lMlniT"berrordtrurk with atork rack. R. B. Sparkman Rt J. Box 1133, 3 mile from Wilbur on Colea Valley Road. 7 LOGGING TRUCK IMt INTERNATIONAL KB S r dual drive; IftU Pruehauf trailer fct-tl B L. 8th direct trana. K 1 1 motor and rear apringt . Foutpped ready to go to work. S."00 Will take light truck or ear for part. Kelly, 1077 Highway 90, South, Cranta arese, vrcgun. O AutOS & Mtr. 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Skyway Commandar, yary claan tao WI HAVE ALL MODELS AND MAKES OF OLDER TRANSPORTATION. ALL PRICES. TRUCKS O '4P rnno ton picki'P. thu before you buy . 1145 "PO BOY" n USED CAR CENTER 'a b'n Hignw of Garden Valley Junction Ph 3-9171 1 1V) and 3t ford -will help you finance har!e While, 7th houie 8. t. Kelley t Korner ron SALE BY OWNTR -- M Cnayrnlat 4 loot. RAH, Call aftar S TM. Jaa Oaray. 1420 N. Baltf 14V rtJI'lTY In 41 aphvf alth-Mrf-"In motor. Sa. at Cabin naar Sta pfiana Kim miil, 4 miial a.at on North t mpaua Road. f Supar Daluxa' parkard Convartlbla Thli car haa naw top, nra paint nr. tiraa. naw battarv R a K a O. Mo tor in top rondltion 270S Mar varrl Ava . Roaaburg OrafMi. itrl-CHlVROLlT 1 floor. tlSO.Cill Mt st srt.u im. .,.a-4 n,r.a- Syw'"11 phrtr i4 Ford Super D t. ion HP sCoupe Sedan H C head dual Cfarfa, Co lutTibia 0erdnve. Twin ipote w re mote control. puh button radio with ftxjt eonirol. hater, new paint, tor ale by owner at I1W Keiow OP.S ccihng. Term. Ivening after at TU S Main St IfORE MOVFY forKirrir Ciahne the ipot Corknim Motor loc . Oe mouth. Phona a-aarr, 114 FSte St u at ford Cnarh 1 ith i4i motor, aood f ordar 1 1 . 1 f J food runm tension. Rt J. Boa Ma. Lo,r Cardan a anay iso. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 $1529. AND UP Immediate Delivery NEW 1951 HENRY J'S AND KAISERS AT UTNE BROS. OPFV ftl TODAYS KAISER -FRAZER ANY NEW CAR NORTH JACKSON SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY 7 t6pprFcespaid for good used cars Bar Sales & Se at Garden Valley Junction uiai a-use REASONABLY PRICED C MAC TERMS CHEVROLET. Bl'ICK, PONTIAC CADILLAC TRADE-INS Hansen's o . USED CAR CENTER Rose Oak 1947 NASH WW sedan, fine condition. Radio, heater, bed Dial 3-9U4 After 7 p.m. or weekend WANTED USED CARS LOCKWOOD MOTORS 1042 MILITARY JEEPf nlngi. h. 3 4044. eve- rOR SALE 5150. equity in '40 Pon tiac Convertible coupe for $00. 1315 East C(h St., 5 P. M. generally steady; canncr cut IrKtrtirtinn ' OOter cows closing less active. Two imiUUlUn loads mosty choics 931 1062-Ib " fed steers 36 !5; few loads and wri.ding. metal work, am. body j odd lols good steers S5 (10-75: cum- C,r''n-0,"-h'l, pv """i-! mercial steers 32.00-34.00 including ! raadv for drrania pmiram da- i . , . . q ml mind, spara time mining frke part load commerical grades 32.50; book Aoio-craiu Trawinf. Bos 7M. utility dairy tvpe 28.00-31.00. " I Few good heifers 30 00; utility shorthand and touch typino in u warka Lnivanal Rapid Sl.t.m. Ea.jr i i li-arn. aa,y to wnla. aas to tran-! rlba Laarn at noma in apara tlm. j GOVERNMENT JOBS PAY WELL Wa prapaia JU In vour own awma at low ro,t to paw Civil Sarvkc. axam Inatfonf Prapare now for nrxl .xama. Srnd nama. aza. phone, addraaa, Box TM Kawa-Ravlew. Personal 30 WOULD THE LADIES who wltn.Mrd my tall In downtown ator. Jan. 2b, plaaaa call ma at D.S707 aftar 4 P M' Mra Mary Halford IE YOU HAVE A DRINKIN3 problam. fat In totirh v!th Alroholic Anony tnoiia P. O Boa 1116. LEGAL NOTKl OF FINAL SETTLEMENT I Notlra la haraby gtvan that Monday. I tha 2mh dav of April, lftsi. at tha hour I of lo on o'rlork a m. lo tha County Court 45 romt In tha Coorthouaa. Roaabura. Doul- laa louniy. T?r'?on. naa baan flxad lime and Mere, for heerlne oblre- in.ni. if inv. r tre final arrmint filed by the undemg ned Tn the Cnunlv Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas Couniy or the F.iate of l.lovd J Ba Im k twist, n aa I I B.,... ceased. ' ! atqresT roa orrrit Offere will Im until ADrfl 201h received up to and cratPe a SS co'l eaiate of U Baelev ' , , .a. . UfXnv spuae. 2 Sou,h of Rutherlln. Orr-gon. The plant tn Ir- rated on a tract of ar.ltit I', a-re-. nr. which i aim dweiime and a cat,.! cBm.'J Separaie offer. ,n be accepted for, &V'lZFlJii ILI:''"?:: appraived in the A. M. Baeiev tate. Suhrrit tlth of fen a check for n- 0f the hid pavable to C V. Wim- berlV Trunlt Offer, made tn t Kai ..n. denigned or Pay B Cimpion. Attv ; both in the i H. INatlnnal Bank Birlg, Ro;riturg. Oref Caretaker on the ground wtU jihf-w G V. W'imberlv, Trute Late-Hour Accord Bam i.T'ltt On Motor Stages t,,PSR.I Hm -rneT.?.dg,0dr I tor Stage linea operated today, after a late hour agreement averted a ttnke. I .... , . ArL Motor loach employes ' ,,"J't'vel tccepted an agreement railing for a wage increase, fed- eraf mediator Guy V. Lintner nounccd after a nine hour session between union and man agement. The agreement will be submitted to a vote of the 120 union mem-, ber, he saal. Details of tie con- tract Will not be dl$cloM until then, he said. The firm operates busses be-1 p-.t-H w i C-l tween PorOand M J Salem. Cor- vallit andjtoastat points. Portland Markets MONDAY PRODUCE FORTLAND (. Butterfat tentative, subject to Immediate change: premium quality, tnaxi mum to .IS to 1 percent acidity delivered in Portland. 71-74c lo; lirst quality, 69-72c; second qual ity, 63-69C Valley routes and countrv points 2c less. BUTTER Wholesale f o b. bulk cubes to wholesalers- grade AA, 93 score, 68c lb; A, 92 score, 90 score, 62c; C, 89 score, 61c. Above prices strictly nominal. CHEESE Selling price to Port Irnd wholesalers: Oregon singles, J'i-46c lb; Oregon 51b loaf, 4t 474c. EGGS (To wholesalers): can dled eggs containing no loss, cases included, f o b. Portland, A large, 53'ic; A medium, b'i'.iii B large, 47-4SC. LIVE CHICKEN'S (No. 1 qual ity, f o b. plants): broilers l-2t lb, 28c; fryers, 2'.',-S lbs, S0-31c: 3 4 lbs, 30 31c; roasters, 4 lbi a n d over, 30-31c: light hens a 1 1 weights, 25-26c; heavy hens, all weights, 30c: old roosters, all weights, 1517c. RABBITS Average to growers: live white, 4-5 lbs, 28-29c lb; 5 8 lbs, 25-29C ;pcolored bucks 12-16c; few higher: Tresh dressed fryers to retailers, 62c; some higher. Fresh dressed meats (wholesal ers) retailers; dollars per cwt): BEEF: Steers, good choice, 500 700 lbs, good, JM-55; commerical, $53; utility,. $48-49; cows, com mercial, $49-53: utility, $48-52; can-ners-cutters, $45-49. BEEF CUTS (Good steers): hind quarter, $59-62; rounds, $59 62: full loins, trimmed. $76-82: tri angles. $50-52: forequarters. $10 52. VEAL::Good, $si-62; commer cial. $55-57. CALVES: Good-choice, $56-60; commercial. $54-55. PORK CUTS: Loins, No. 1. 8 12 lbs. $48-51; shoulders, 16 lbs down, $33-41; spartribs, $45-48; fresh hams. $53-.i.i. LAMBS: Good - choice, $55 57; commericul, all weights, $53 $54; utility. $48-49. WOOL: No trading. Prices nomi nal. MOHAIR: $1.25 - .30 lb. on 12 month growth, f o b. country ship pings points. Country-Killed Meats MUTTON: Best. 60-90 lbs. 30-33c; rough heavy bucks, ewes. 18 20c. VEAL: Top quality, 55-5fic: good heavies, 50-52c: others 45 48c. BEEF: Good cows, 45-48c lb; earners-cutters. 44-45c. HOGS: Light blockers, 31-32C lb; sows, !i2ht, 2628c LAMBS: Top grade, 55 56c lb; lower grades, 48-50c. ONIONS: Western Ore. yel lows, medium No. 1, $1.85-2 00; V Ib sacks No. 1 large, $2.25-50: east ern onion sets, 9-llc lb; Oregon, 1012c: cold storage western $2.00 J5; large $2.65-.7S. POTATOES: Ore. russets. No. 1A. $2.15-95; 25 lbs. 75-78c; Wash russets No. 1A, 25 lbs, 70c; No. i, 50 lbs. $1 00- 20. HAY: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, delivered car and truck lots, f.o.h. Portland, mostly $30 ton; Willam ette valley grain and clover hay nominally $25 a ton, baled at farm. Livestock PORTLAND l' ft'SDA) Cattle: market moderately active dairy type heifers 26.00-29 50. Can- . ',, ' ,.,! oi mi. 24.50; Utility 26.00-29.00; COmmer cial 30.00 with part load u.w-lb Californias 3100. Utility built 26 50 - 29.0C: commercial grades 30.00-32.00; few good bulls 32 50 with one 2310 ll Brown Swiss .13 IK). Calves: market steady. Choice vealers and light calves MS 00-39 So; few stock calves 38 00 - 42 00; utility-commerical rslves and veal ers 24 0O-32.UO; culls down to 20 00. Hoes: market fairly active, steady-weak. Good-choice 180-235-lb. butchers 23 M 25 : 250-300 lb 22.75-23 25: few 150-170-lb 22 00. Good 375-550-lb. sows 20 00-25. Good 97 - lb feeder pigs 25 GO some held higher. Sheep: market fairly active: wooled lambs 40 lower; others steady. One . lot good 80-lb spring lambs 35U0 with mediums out at 32.00; good-choice 105-lb fed wooled lambs 37.00: few good lambs 36 00; good 96 lb No. 3 pelt lambs 28 .W Odd good young ewes 22 50; heavy ewes 19 0(1: few medium shorn ewes 12 00-14 09. Advantages In Poultry : Seen By Ex-Dairyman DES MOINES. Iowa .? A year ago last fall, the VatigVia Stacblers sold their 14 dairy cows and went into Ihe. nnultrv buineu They are convinced they did 1h r,cht thing lor the staebler su-ccrc " rm. At I'Hf end of a year's operalio.1, d. flock of 1.100 laving hens produced $3,242 Worth mw. Afte- all cost, were de- ducted inchidinaT tb cost at mar ket price ef grain produced on th farm more than SI ,800 was left for profit. Poultry and eej? produc tion are particularly adapted to a in a 1 1 farm he believes. Vou have to feed a dairy heifer for 2' years before she starta producing." sajri Mrs. Staebler. "But it takes only .V months to grow a pullet tv laying age." CHEVS VICTORIOUS tln,..,, rll, 1T1 Th. H0N0LL'; , T . k " Francisco Stewart Chevrolet. h.; ketball team national AAU h.m. ,,.t.H ..i . p.ri Harbor SubPac (Submarine force. pac,f,c squad 72-47 last night Frank Kuiara scored 14 points . and George Yardley 13 to lead I the victors, REVIVAL SERVICES Vi'.vne M,.,r evangeli-t. and Carroll Powell, music director, are hr.hi,n revival roa..lma .1 Ik. l'ni4 Gap Community church this wee The services are being held i..'. . . -. 1... ,-i nightl5i excent Saturday, ( losing 'aerviceif will b Sunday morning. OUT OUR WAY 'pOlsl ttXJR TRIAL. TRIP WE 72krJi-Pi M 'yOU SHOULD GET ALL Y SE"VVHAT I y J7V F1 f- '- A 1 TH' PRACTICE VCU CAM, I AT ALLIAMCE j1rWVik4-' 1 ) SOVDU DOTH' FIRlW S-v ? jT''M'rJt '- ttrJ-i l AN' ILL TENP TH' WATER.-- Y-rtfjfr&ylfaJ I WE GOTO CRESTLIME JrffKfh, MJJ 11 sgife -. BORM THIRTy YEARS TOO SOOW Sales Tax, Now Operating In 29 States, Tops All Other Kinds Of Revenue Producers NEW YORK (AP) Don't look now, but the state tax collector may hive an eye on your shopping dollar. Hard-pressed for funds to meet increasing costs of road building, school construction and public services in general, state governments are depending more and more on the sales tax as a grade "A" revenue producer. In most of the 29 states that , uaie II, (lie aair-s iia la lilt ria ,,.. , . two or three percent vou pay when l ,, . - ..i i tie, a washing machine almost any purchase made at retail or a ticket to a ball game or a lobster dinnerAXhere also are less obvious ways of collecting sales taxes. State tax collectors have the sales levy a bonanza. Slate tax collectors have found Twenty-two jears ago, when the government costs were a tiny frac tion of uhat they are today, sales taxes were practically unknown. Last year they produced more income than inv other form of siale tasation. and this year they're likely to produce still more. State taxes run into big money. The total of all taxes collected by j search and educational organtya the 48 states last year was just i tion supported by private indivi under $9,000,000,000. That was duals and business groups, recently equivalent to nearly 2.1 percent of ' queried state governors ran their the $.19,400,000,000 federal taxes 1 intentions. It found that the pres collected by I nele Sam. 1 ent trend is toward more and Of that $9,000,000,000 in the stale taxes, sales taxes provided $1,679, 000,000 mors than a fifth. Operation Described Here's how they operate: Eirst, there's the familiar tax on retail sales, out in the open where everybody can see it. It's imposed on sales ot tangible property tor personal use alo, in many states, on admission tickets and restau rant mesls. mere s siso a general sales tax. which can be applied at the whole- Washington and Michigan. In Ar aale or manufacturing level. Tlis j kansas. says the foundation, the custsmier may not know it's there, , proposed increase in the income out ne pays it just tne same: n included 1Q Hit pries of tht prod uct. The term "sales tax" does not mean the taxes collected by states on sales of gasoline, tobacco or liq uor. State lax officials regard each of these at in a class by itself. The gasoline is right behind the sales tax as a major revenue source. Every stale in the union has one. Last year U. S. motorists paid more than one-and-a-half lion dollars in gasoline taxes. Add that to the $749,0O0.0()0 they anleed up for drivers' licenses and regis. tration feet anrl you get the breatlv taking total of $2,297,000,000 which autoists contributed tu the hfgh cost of government in their home states. However, the sales tax it still the biggest single item. Ihe sales tax may be an irritat ing annoyance lo the customer and to the merchant an object of fJ""".. tax collecting circles it's a r1rt.ji. Its about the fasiet way ther? is to raise tax money at low cost. The retailer the businessman hai to do the collecting. r Idea It Spreading Th idea is grwing. Georgia put a three percent sales tax into operation Just Ihe otier dy April 1. And if you're hunting for a Uto pia where the sales tax it unknown, don't buy a ticket to Maine, be cause the Pine tree stale is seriously considering a general tales levy. i Among the hold-outs it the wealthy state of New York, which relies heavily on gasnlitse. auto license and personal income and inheritance taxes for its annual bil-linn-dollar levy. Bit New York City is hiking its sales tax from two to three percent. .i , . i.iKr ine.r counterparts in inev,, Hoaeburg, April t, a ton, federal government, state tax x-i i,ir)ck Claude; weight teren pertt have long been intrigued by the moncy-taising possibilities of i personal and corporate income ANDF.RSOV To Mr. and Mrs taxes. Here, loo. they found a tax I Harry Gilbert Anderson, IH24 K.I bonanza. In WI5. stale income Inn. Roseburg, April f,, a daughter, taxet yielded J2.(Ki0,000 a mere Monica Lynn; wrigbt, Six poundt pit'anre by today't ttandards. Last Mteen ounces, year they totaled nearly one-and-1 a-third billion dollara. REEVF.S To Mr. and Mrs. Taxet on personal and businest William Mprrill Reeves, box IM. income made up nearly 17 per- Sutherlin, April 7, a daughter. Bar- cent of the total slate taxet col lected last year. New York was tnpt with $44.1 000,000. Five States Offer Refuge If you want tn get away from il all. there are five states which at the moment depenj neither on income nor on retail sales taxes. They are Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, Texas uri Maine With no goldfto flow of dollrrs from talet or Income taxet, whit - : m 1 ... , :.. , are these five state governm , ., ., , r using for monoy? All co Icct ents g for monoy? All collect gas oline taxes and auto license fees; all clamp a tax on alcoholic drinks and tobacco. Each levies a tax on insurance premiums; each has a property tax. Texas has a very I in uii iiaiiuai irutiiic.i, 1 111 jxi.-x u . ' ,, .. .J,,..,. frnm the hallowed soil of the Lone Star state. Last year it brought in a cool $102,700,000. Here's what some state govern m"nt hav ' mi"d fr the future: The tax foundation, s 13-year-old n o n-partisan, tax-exempt re' ; higher taxes. Eighteen governors said tax irerriscs weie urgently neenea in their states: a few prom ised to try to hold the line; only four said they wanted lower taxes. Oregon Eyes Incomes Many of the 18 said they fa- I vored higher sales and income taxes. Higher personal income taxes are being recommended in Mas sachusetts, Arkansas and Oregon , new cornoraie nrolits taxes in tax-ll 100 percent! Higher sales taxes have been urged in North Carolina and Ohio. Sales and income taxes also fig ure prominently in tax cutting pro posals Gov. J. Bracken I.ee told the j Utah legislature recently he wants : , reduction in personal income taxes, or if that can't "be done, he wants medicines and certain foods exempted from the retail sales bil-ltsx. And he otfered the legislator! , unorthodox proposal. Said Lee: . "The easiest way is for the legi-- : atur, , rK)uce taxes, that fit its appropriations to the anticipated revenue." Other governor! who tilt for lower ttate taxes are Delaware's Elbert Carvel, Charles Russell of Nevada and Edwia M or hem of New Mexico. Mechem told hit leg- : iilature i "We must curtail ouf spending absolutely essential to our ur- vival." htnetest economy rlurinir tha 1 nresent emejuftni v wu nn-ed hv Governor .forinvin Murray of Okla- noma, who said: "A lax is a tax no mailer what , its source. . i And lhat seems to be seems To be pretty much the way Mr. John Q. Tax payer feels about it. Births At Mercy Hospital I VERBFRKMOER To Dr. and Mrs. John I). Verberkmoes. no ! (icrmond, Rosehurg. April 6. a daughter, Ann Mane; weight six pounds twelve ounces. CRIMit To nf.vand Mrs. 1 aaiyirxe vi-iutiy i.ruum, hi, r.. r irsi hara Ann; weight six pounds six ounces. O tC3 A NIC ffatllllft . 'StsU- Smt aW eYat Sy M) hmm ym fveaetea deeiee .DRICOHURE By J. R. 'Williams ''ft 4-io JTRWILUA. 0 f.VKf Trtrphnln) NAVAL AIDE-'rench Vice Adm. Andre LieoiKes Lemonnier (above; has been appointed by Gen. Dwiglit D. Eisenhower ax his top naval a-vlstant on all naval prob lems concerning the delenas of Europe. Scouts Given Bid To See Oregon U. Campus Action Local Explorer Scouts will have a chance to see a college campus in aclkin during the Explorer Cam pus day to be held at the University of Oregon April 20 21. A full weekend of aftivity has been planned for the scouts st the Kugene campus by Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, and air force liason officer Cant. I'agann, sponsors of the day. Dis trict Commissioner Bruce ElliMt reports. lie said the Idea of the campus day is o give local scouts a chance to investigate tne opportunities in education at the eollece level. The trnntB u-ill aoa Hamnnclritinm in chemistry, physics and many other lines. Professors will also talk to Ihe scouts about cnllece work. Several social gatherings are planned for the sixiuts. Elliott said til Hunlorer Scouts are urged to attend the Campus lay in complete uniform with leg gings. If tcnuntt do not have uni forms, they are urged to corn "as they are." He said all meals and housing will he furnished. Scouts are asked to bring .M) cents aivl some aiieiiding money. , Elliott said all advisors In the area have rnerived application forms and are urged to get thens filled out and turned in to the Eugene council office as soon at hie to obtain reservation, lo. their ftcouts. BAIL PSSTEO r- Kdwiit Scott Purdy. 52, a Glide millumker, ported $75 hail and was released Monday afler being 'charged with drunkenness, on a public highway. He was arrestd Sunday by the state police. tf YOU WANT A STRONG COMPANY TO HANDLE YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS INSWE WITH US 20S W, Cots Dial 3-3v t m. uro. u. t. t. etf. f rf"n av mi Maurr J V"..t ' r ... . '. I lima i tn- - ' stT-mrr -fU I aMXa aa April 10, 1 f SI Tri Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. 11 Authorities Extend Feelers For Peace Effort In Korea By PEWITT MnrKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison told a home audience Monday night that "this is the psycholocial m o ment" to try to end the Korean v ar. Simulatenously Warren Austin, IT. S. delegate to the United Nations, expressed the opinion to newspaper men in Omaha, Neb., that from a military point of view this is a good time to talk peace for Korea. Now it's hardly likely that these i two almost identical expressions , ,. . ... . ,. were pure coincidence, especially ","mn.can1 "' t since they were echoed yeMerday : PPO'nt hour 'or peace. How by France. Indeed they look like , ')" "."'J ,know; ',hhat V a bit of purposeful kite-flving, es- (r,,,d o( cr nd therefore the neciallv since we know that the wes,ern Pwers are in strong ?4eC.mey, wlThaTe "roop, wUh Z 1"'" U.N. army in Korea have been considering a po-tasibld dec laration regarding Tice. Conver sations have been proceeding in Washington without fanfare. No Chines Qvtrturtt So far ssrcie United Nations It self is concerned it is said there is no move under way in that or ganization for a peace proposal. However, that doesn't indicate lack of interest. It's due to the fact trsM the U.N. has delegated authority to the United States tOandle the Korean issue, and ennseniienllv the matter is being discussed in Wash ington. Here it should be emphasized there is no indication the Chinese Reds are ready tn talk peace. There hat been nothing further from them since they rejected Gen- I eral MacArthur's offer ot March ' 24 "to confer in the field with the commander-in-chjef of the enemy forces in the eaitaVst effort" to end the fighting. Q It will be recalled that this state ment caught the Washington State department unawares, and Presi-j dene Truman at well. The result was the issuance of a statement ! designed to say in effect that Wash-1 ington didn't have anything to do with the MacArthur statement. Since the Chinese rejection of the truce offer, there has been t fresh eassing of Red troops in Korea. The Peiping government has declaredOhat it wilt eject the U.N. forces from Korea, and the current Communist gathering of troops could represent a prelim inary to such an ellort. Moment Thought Apt As reini-ds this being the "psy chological moment" to try to end the war, that may be true it you emphasize that little word "try." MacArthur's troops are in pos session of South Korea sn1 are standing in forcay-at theotly dis puted 38th parallel. If rma.ee were made, neither side need lose lace. Moreover, there is widespread feeling among U N., members that a peace move should be mad' for the record. It would show where both sides stand. Actually the attitude of the Chi nese CAmmunist regime towards peace is likely to be settled, not in Peiping but in Moscow. There fore the big question is wh"thfr the Russians want peace In Korea or anywhere else abroad. The Bolshevist strategy for the spread of communism is to bleed the democracies white economic ally especially rate Ifflited States, The Korean war and other com munist upheavals serve s double purpose of creating not only econ omic but military strain. ft West In Good Petition And this, mind you, it achieved without the Soviet Union partici pating actively on I major scale The Red fighting in Korea is being done mainly by Chinese, with Mrw cow supervising the show and aid ing with materiel". Russia herself doesn t want to become involved In the actual light - I ing. She is conserving her strrnl t tnw lha ultimata tknuAuim fn ik.l , basis the time might arrive when the would want to tat the Korean fight teinnnaled in order tn avoid becoming actively involved in it herself. There it no tlgn, to far si thit "IT'S SOLD" when you list with 0 THE VALLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY 11$ W. Cast Sr. Dial 3-405S 499 ACRES 4rW Acre cultivated All eiu.pment g. One Urge barn tVivhO feet and grter out build tnia. A very gnod modern ! limiti It W , aouiti write pa flea but we ran drive yon 3 mi Ice out the neareet town so nu can tee the creek and spring and Inapect the well. Onlv V),W)Q. Down full Prtca t4.1,ooo. 460 ACRES JIO Arrea ruitlvaled with tome cropa In. Included are HO iheep. ft rowa, 1 ralf. 3 brood mwi, 1 ratatered boar. Fog Hereford BmTt, Tractor. Dlir. Plow. Harrow and rultlvator. There i" l'U of water on thia place and It alto han a T room 3 atorv hoime A twixW) barn, chicken h'me and hng tiouaa. rull rica a2O.0O0. q DILLARD , i Arjajtj A modern room home lie tBM these 3 arrea of Dillard botimn land located on the I'ntp ptta fttver. Someone will Rleal tti fir two), wiih only a twin fl-Set payment and per month. TODAY'S EXCLUSIVE A white stucco with blue window shutters gleams In the Garden Valley tun waitinq far o happy family who need's )tt 3 bedrooms and living room, dining room and wonderful kitchen and breakfast nook. A largo 75x210 foot lot will ktep Pop and the Kiddies hoppy aX yaar. Drive out toward the goif course and tee our sign on the left $1 1,500.00 and only $3,150.00 down. Winston 6RCrURD We are trying lo raie annul, for an owner who "Ul" to pav ha h'pttal bill Make an offer on thli new I oeoroom nn.n. with roorn eno a verv nice kit-nen on a iarg 1 lot 'too r-fl1 Pnta. THIS .IIX TtF "! T) vvv -V W hov aoed liirinqi In 1 mt ct 6 ebon Knot V ...t. 'tji if . . . ., A fcaler would at least put us on record once more at being de sirous of peace. 'that's a fin homo you're building VES, I think I'm going to 1 like it. wish I bad at bemi cf my oun. Well, why not? My uifi bis iht iJtd thai il v ould it at great worry if arty Tiling bajiptntd lo mt. Nothing to it, my toy. The arrangements I've made with the SUN LIFE OF CANADA will clear the mortgage in the event of my untimely death. ntvtr thought of that. What about lit toil? Insignificant! In fact, it adds ery little to the carrying charfe. of the mortgage. TF you are a homt-ow-nerf ptake ''vour investment safe for pos terity. A SUN 1.1 FF. man will be (lad to talk it over with you. MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY Ta e Ift I lit llltrisrt (taaoaira ef ClMtS, t. O. (ml12l Roitburf, Oregon Prata Itmd mt, with! Hl$llm, lull aarrirWar a JftUT pis to prttlttt Mf knmt mud tht efw f sW khill uP, I kt motlgatgt mmamM tn uktib I im imttrtrttd 1$ $ .,....rf.v mt frf, DON FORBES District Supervisor 1 a a a. f J .Jlin uieuiwanHuu Douglas County Stat Bonk Bldg. Office Phone 3-7373 Residence Ph. 3-6197 CCRVALUS A err modern chicken ranch, rnm- Klete with TVaJ aq ft of brooder uilrline and a flnlnhing hmiaf 'Q 31HO feel 20 of theae n arrea family orchard of applea. pluma and peare An electric pump from a good well auppllea plenty of wa ter to a ver r.ice 4 ro.m mod ern home. Thli la on the mail, milk and achool. but mute and cloe to the "tore, church and garage The owner wilt trade f"r RrMcTturg property or Mil for ham. TERMS MYRTLE CREEK We alnrerelv recommend thu aa orta of our beit luting of niral prop erty. 21 acre of cree bottom aoll. an all vear itream. with Ir riaatlnn rlfbta. an excepllonallf Wfll laid out 3 bedroom home and gariee. If y pine fmlh and 1 rnu line Rnnny t bareairl ace thia. Phone Roaehiirg 3-i3. -lit rwm voo. Down. baL at t.S per mm t h . MELROSE f) Acree. A fine T room homa with a fireplace, modtjrn bih. wired for elect, ranae e,rf elect, water healer. Oar-ie. Barn. 3 chicken hoiiea. 2 h'.g houaea and rahhll h'ltchea com p lei e the bulldinga. Ti.m A2. fan ou neat thia ior tinono t4"rfn liown TRAD FOR SMALL RANCH t . . nVoom, I room noma Ofl lot IhllHw- 1MI1 ' r rlr tnfl. OH port of rhit county ond foUB inrormarion. to) e (Si) o o