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Newspaper Page TextFor Sale, Misc. 18 THI BIG NaWIS m UmiN AND WISTIRN BUILT . TRAILERS . IRONWOOD KIT TRAVELO ROYCRAFT AND OTHERS Bank or Finance Co. Trade Terms to S year and up We believe the above named trailers to be lha Br ST that arc manufac ture, not the CHEAPEST However the boat IK lha cheapest n lha long run gives better satisfaction, tandi up far longer, and haa a aaucb bat tar resale valua. Earl E. Smith SPARTAN COLUMBIA N W LARGEST DEALER 474 g m Ph T Mil I tallea . om Highway M Eugene. Oregon $ FT O HeriUOi;HATORtpira mapla dining art, mahogany Duncan Phvfa drum labia, myrilcwood cof fee tabla. other living rnom furniture. Map?e bed and dresser, Reauty-re"t maltreat and iprlnga, oil Hove. Also misc. houaehold ttemt. Ph. 3-7109, 441 8. Jackson after fl p m. DO YOU WANT TO SAVB MONEY? a CALL YOUR LOCAL BUYER Irrigation equipment, toola, garden, ate. Shoes, sporting good, houaehold equip ment. Garey's Thrifty Huvlng Serv tce, Xt3N:Maln.Ph.3-7:tg4. LIBERTY TRAILER SALES New and Used trailers for sate. Bank terms ' NEBO TRAILER PARK Highway t. North FILL DIRT and broken pavement de livered Seventy five cents per yard. Dial 3-4101 Roads, Driveways, Fill Best shale In County. Delivered or at pit nn Newton Creek Road Ph 2-2Wl J. T Fowier FOR SALE 24x4 Qunnvet building, in Mvrtle Creek, to be moved from lot at once, fl&uo. 'Frank W. Starr, oh. 1M. River Loam Delivered GOOD FOR GARDENS AND LAWNS We have an abundant aupply PAUL CASEY EST W. Moaner Phone S-401 1 ROUGH 3x4 8ft . some scant, by the unit, 112; approx 1200 board feel. Also utility grade 3x4 8-ft. surfaced. S'J6 per thousand bv unit only 15tJ0 j board feet to the unit. L. E Sullivan I It Son Lumber Co., 3 miles north ( Of Roseburg on 99. REFRIGERATOR. new Hotpolnl never unc rated. Will give good dis count for rash Call 3 JIM or 3-Mtll after pm. SADDLES, BRIDLES, and martingales. 1522 E. Douglas. ELECTRIC WASHING machine with pump, nearly new. Ph.3-:i7H. FOR SALE Electrojux vacuum clean er with attachments, HV Call or write STARK'S, 7(13 Willametie. Eu gene. Our representative will be in your area this week. FOR SALE "-"Crocheted baskets, plain and ruffled .dnlltaa Ph. 3-7.VW WASHING "MACHINE "with pump, ex cellent condition. 4 years old. 3-72M For Sale Meat Equipment Biro Model 33 meat saw, Toledo scales, meat dliplay canes, deep-frere, wain In box end Mill compressors, T o lrdo cube machine, cah register. Burroughs adding machine. meet grinder, (ilnbe meat slicer and other miscellaneous equipment All priced to sell and terms to suit Inquire 114 West Lane Dial 3-AO?l FULLER BRUSH CO. ' Ph. 3-3659 or 3-5690. roadmasterVcrown AUTHORIZED DEALER 43 moniha time and bank terms on all Rnedmasters, if bought through us. Private sales financed Also used trail ers and trailer supplies Ernie Hill Trailer Sales 3 miles N of Oakland on Highway M Ph. Oakland 2828 FOR SALE Ltght and power plants new and used. 7H watts to lO.onn waits Seeal Model Market. Winston. CAMP TRAlL.fc.R with capacity for ned and ramp cook stove. Phone S-,174.1 evening. 2.W Hickory St., Cloak a a Ferry Artdil ition Burkett Trailer Sales Authorized Dealer For ROADMASTER AND TRAVELEER TRAILERS We Buy Sell Trade BANK TERMS 3 YEARS AND LP TO PAY 4443 Hwy 33. Bo. Phone 3-0343 Eugene FbR M t I sfiih-edger" 3l"l Jim Heath. Mvrtle Creek FOR SALE Jn steel posts. 1000 "ft. barbed wire. Ph. 3-7404 NEW BATHTUB Good. trd hot water Unit with mil. Ph. 3-AHt7. i CUBIC FT. We-tinghouse"refr,tra'-tor. perfect rondiiion. See at 12. Har vard Ave before 3 30 AM, after 3 P M , or Sun da. Fuel 20 LOG ENDS, fireplace enott jtove and ft'rnir wood SI per ur.it you haul K deliveries Sullivan A Son Lumber Co 3 miles No of Ro.ehurg on 39 Special prices for the month of Mav, i Double loads of peeler core, fireplace i and mill ends. 313. 2 inch planer i ends. 11? V) 1 in h planer ends. 110, j Immediate deliverv Call Claude Wil- i lev Fuel Co, 3 3743 or 3-37.7 1302 E Douclai St Timber & Sawmills 21 WANTED TO BUY Gang logs a Ian timber large ee email tracts Top Price Stomsr l.nr up, ; Ph 431 Riddle days 3303 SutheiVn Evenings. I 3V4NTED - 1 experienced planermen I Must be able to do own grinding aid set-up stork Tip pav Contact An drus Lumber Co . Dillard. Oreen. D-T CAT for hire ' Wanted Work for D-T cat ardtrg or what have you? PO Boa 473. Mirtle Creek W ANTF.D Man with cat to yard logs and p.llnr 13 mo work. Phone sUl. Camas Valle. Oregon. I Timber & Sawmills 21 WANTED TO BUY Rough Groan Douglas Fir Clears In any i quantity, thicfcneea or aire la C i I Better B truck to our plant at Hay- I den Bridge about 3 milea N t of Springfield on Mohawk Highway, or bv rail to Hendricks oat southern Pacific. AL CLFMFNTS Lt'MBER CO Eugene. Oregon P O Bom Jhone -33IT ANYONE HAVING 500.000 fL or more timber for sale on North or South Mvrtle, writ. News-Review Box 7M. giving particulars. Will pav caah WANTED SECOND GROWTH LOGS CONTACT W1LBUR LUMBER CO WANT PEELED DOUGLAS Fir polea and piling delivered to our yard at Grwa Contact ua fur aire. Pugei Timber Co., Box 44. Rose burg. Dial i WANTED- " Good aawrtTm logs. Good price Iverson Lumber Co Pv YARDING JOB wanted New H.D. 3 rat. Contact Frank Klnnan, Camas Vallev. evenings and week ends. Ph. 444. Camaa Valley. TIMBER WE - HAVE - IT Tracts from 10 to 500 million. In No. Calif, and So. Oregon. IF tT-HAVE-THF. -CURRENCY WE-HA VE-1 Hfc-1 IMBER Canyonvllle Realty Co. Canyonvllle, Oregon USED SAW-MILL EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Item I. Split Pulleys .. Item 2. Shafting Item 3. Bearings Item 4. Belting Item 5. Swing Saws Item 6.7 Rolls Item 7. Almost new 6x48 Schurman Edgar COAST CABLE CO. P.O. Box 602 Eugene Ph. Springfield 526 BX 140 Skagit, complete wtth rigging, new. loe-d only 1 million feet of timber Wit cher lagging Co.. HI 3. Box 32s. Ph. 3-W17 Night phene 3-5003. TD Interns tionalcal lfkenew logging truck, both for S7U00. Write Box 7w. News-Review. FOR SAJ-t. i WB 32 wmtelogKing I ruck and Gundersnn trailer. Good shape and good rubber. Aldan A. Paul), Scoltiburg, Oregon. RD T cat, arch, loading "donkeymiec. tools. CallJJ-TUlO. FOR SALE l4a KrP-r Interna tional KB II F Bogie a.embv 00x20 tire, food ruhher, (1211 Brown hpe. 1948 page A- Pate trailer. Red 41 engine recently overhauled. One owner, mix). Leon E. Paul I. Canyon ville. Oregon. FOR SALE 1 "new arco "model fc logging winch fur TD Inter, trac tor. Thomas Hnlel. Oakland. Oregon. t-7 'CAT." serial nTS.10 with "straight blade, cable cont ml, by star D-7 N drum. Price 814. (too. 19 18 TD 14 International with blade and drum, 810.000. Bt' 125 Skarit yarder with 130 H. P. Cummins motor, complete with lines and ringing. WESTERN EQUIPMENT CO. 3001 N. Slrphens Ph. 3-7345 FOR SALE 3 International log trucks, and Pointer Willamette trailers; 1 Kohler light plant 'automatic 7 miles south of Lapme. Or ton Mrs, Marsh all ,ngei, Lapine. Oregon large Mcculloch chain 1 bar and almost new Dtsstnn chain, S22S. See at 2U.1.1 Winter alter 8, ex cept Sal. LAKGE YOUNG logging tramrgood workers; harness and equipment. Warren Householder, Camaa Valley, ph 447. FOR SALE 1949 KB 3 F Int.. 10 new (Ire, rah and Chls. I.'it.l.l; 194H GMC lumber truck. ir47 Autncar and lumber trailer. Towner Motor Co.. Prtneville, Oregon. Machinery For Sale 23 FOR SALE 30 Horsepower General Electric Induslnal m-Hor E A. Briig. Myttle Crek.Galey Rt MACHINERY for rent Portable elee trtc weldr; also electric drills end grinders. Ph 3-4144 l.tg S S'ephens. DONKEY BIT 30. new Mercury motor, good sled and lines, 34500 LEE MORTEN SEN. INC. 20ft Pine pn 3-7IW4 3U 123 Skagit arder powered with IV n r. Lummin engine, latxi rt. of tnrh and Mainline .Kino fl. 3-4 haulbark, 3no0 ft ,i.g strawhne. guv lines, hlfh lead hlock, Rerger falrleads. 700 gal. fuel tank, new aied, 314.000. Bercer yarder powered with 4-T1 CM eneme. complete with lines, good con dition, 37500. D-3 tractor with la'e model Hvater tri ple drum, complete with lines. 313.990 1 Da ceierplllar tractor eotnplete wih n arte and drum, good condition, 310, no. Form Equipment 24 USED FORD TRACTORS u lull a few to ahooaa from. Umpoua Tractor Co. FARM IMPLEMENTS For Ford tractor Good suppH la snost Heme raw Umpqua Tractor Co FOR SA1 John Deere tractor and 14 In Iwo war plow Call after 3 M P M H G Wilson, s amies weal ef Fsirg rminds. PICKt'p Cover cTroo disc for Ford er Feiguao4a. Ph. 9 M71. Logging Equipment 22 t i Farm Equipment 24 GARDEN TRACTORS tHO up. Pine " Umpqua Tractor Co., m S ROTARY TILLERS 3 ft P to H. P . aW. up. Uaapqua Tractor Co Tractors 25 ISM D-T CAT, only 1400 hours; cater pillar dozer and PC V; Hystex D-l-N arch. Call 1S12 Brownsville FOR SALE " My Wlndolph crawler t pa tractor, you can ride it t horse Wisconsin motor, plow, dorer blade, draw bar. Ph. 1-3843 after P M Trucks 26 AXLE SHAFTS springs, foe all makes of trucks Rae'a Truck Shop. SOU N Stephens Phone J-jjeo 1929 CriKVHuue.T 1 ton true. tires. STOg Harvard. If you are looking for a truck just take your pick 1341 Dodge ton Pickup, Clean as a pin It ready to go . 10M 1047 Intl. ton 104S Dodge only . - 333 1943 GMC 370 Mir B-Llpe. Com plete With W aV 1 trailer. Com plete unit weighs only 14000 rounds n t 1. W-Coaiter 3010 Axlea Log bunks -Jteady to go 1343 Intl. Kll 4S4 Axlea, 4M Mo- T tor B-Lipe 1343 Dodge dual drive. Short Log truck wtth Bunks 1944 White WA23 3-3 d Dump Boa 1A43 White WA23 3-3 yd Dump Box 1B41 Gunderson Log Trailer Long wheelbese IntL G. L Short Log or lumber truck LET t'S HELP YOU WTTH YOU TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS New GMC Trucks SMITH MOTORS TRUCK DEPARTMENT Hlway 33 H Ph 3 34.43 194 J-TON Chevrolet truck Richfield Oil Co Ph 3;:14 1947 FF.DFRAI. TRUCK. 180 AX White engine, completely rebuilt; two speed Eaton. 3 speed Brownie; 1941 Walker trailer. 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It! sclUnt condiuoo, oaly 11 , 11M a V Ititloo W.fon '4 CHRVROLIT TUDOR ' FORD COACH M CHEVROLIT COUPt , , '3T CHZVROLBT Pordor ttdan, l U - '31 CHEVROIT Md.n-d.llv.rr new painl CHIVROLIT coupa, I a It 1 TRUCKS a PICKUPS '43 WILLYS aflCKUP. top condt- 43 STUDEBAKER PICKUP WENTWIN aingle axle leg trailer: a la s' j b frame, cab guard and hunk for truck Nearly new 3 V1x30 Urea. Complete unit nnly . 39 '43 FORD Cs hover dump truck. 3 speed axle, good tlrea, ready to haul U38 33 OLDS pickup, good- ART TERMS LIR1RAL TRADII BARCUS a Your Packard Dealer Highway 33 N at Garden Valley id. Phone 3-S34M WANTED USED CARS L0CKW00D MOTORS tractor. 1937 LaFayctte See tin t i.ar. lo . uiuaro. I 1940 BANTAM panel truck, good tires. Pn 3-natWU. Ulfl Hignwae sv. arrnns from Umpqua Plywood. MiU entrance. C. W. Johnson. 1942 PLYMOtrTH Special deluxe 4-door sedan, all extras, original finish, new tires, very clean. 4.13 ft. Stephens after 2 P M. or evenings. See to appreciate. 1P40 HUDSON 4-door sedan. 4T motor, R sV H. overdrive, superb condition. 3.1. cash. Ph. 3-4)903. 1950 FO?.D tudor, R & H, good rubber. Ph. 5-F-I2. 1950 CADILLAC Club coupe, all extras, very clean. Cell ing price from private party. Phone Springfield 7 27X Lockwood's BEST BUYS ANYWHERE !M CHEVROLET 4 door aedan IMS 1V) FORD 4 door sedan - 1903 ! FORD Tudor sedan . 1750 1343 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN FOB DOR SEDAN .. . 2343 1443 FORD CLUB COUPE 1393 1943 CHEVROLET FORDOR FLEETLINE DELUXE l3 1943 MERCURY 4-dnor sedan ... . 1145 1949 FORD FORDOR SFDAN .. .1199 1943 CHEVROLET .FORDOR SE DAN 1343 1443 FORD TUDOR SDN . 1095 1941 NASH FORDOR SEDAN J43 1941 FORD 4-door sedan v IB4 NASH Coupe 3 j 1340 BUICK FORDOR SDN 353 TRUCKS AND PICKUPS I 149 DODGE H ton pickup - 1134 ' 1949 FORD ' ton pickup -. 14.1 l4 INT'L ton pickup .. 393 1942 FORD ton pickup !W 194a CHEV. PICKUP ' Ton .304 lU DODGE LOGGER, end 1943 model Walker dual a a la trailer, equipped With 3 speed Brownie and 2 speed Ea'on. 7 model motor, excellent rub ber, ready te haul. For Your Convtnl.net Wt Art Optn Evtningi 'Til 9 TERMS S Staaaana IS41 POtVTIAC, .. Phona 1-MN rem aALfc bv owkiit iaa oida M dub aadan Aak at Aaaoc. Sarvica Station, wintvwaa. Instruction 29, WELDING Are and Gas Laarn In apart tlma . ff Ine raat In demand for waldlnf operator, wma for r Information I'lilitlaa W.ng lnal.. Bo 7S, car a of NawaRaviaw. j " HIGH aVHOOI. NO CUM I Btudv at noma, ipar tirr. rSN OM A awarded Wrfia for T. (V"f. S " aVhool. 7M eara ef Ntwt l Br taw. iUsed' Cars Gigantic Offensive Of Reds In Korea May Compel U. S. To Employ Atomic Artillery 2. col lead GIGAN'TIC OFFFA'SIVE 2i Inside alma Bv HAL B0YI.E NEW YORK (AP) The climax of the long battle for Korea appears at hand. The present attacks by the Chinese Reds seem to be the initial phase of the gijrantic offensive they have been building toward for more than three months. Can the allies stop it this time Tht Peiping radio has renewed its boast that the U. N. forces ill be driven into the sea. It says the Red troops already have shown that "the United States is nothing but a paper tieer which can be completely defeated in due time. The climactic struggle on the actual battlefield begins with the American Congress and the Amer ican people still divided in "the great debate" over how best to win victory in Korea. But whether the MacArthur or the administration military policy is followed, no quick end to the war is in sight. The average G. 1. feels the rotation system is more likely to get him out of Korea than a sudden allied triumph. Chiang Kai-shek has added a realistic and depressing footnote to the situation. The generalissimo si.ya that even if his Formosa army of 500.000 had all the sup plies it needed, it would still take him six months to launch 'an at tack on the Chinese mainland. How about bombing Chinese sup ply bases in Manchuria, as Gen eral MacArthur has recom mended? Army circles feel Amer ican airpower would be promptly iin'easbwi o do this verv thin" if the Red planes ever begin ser- ious bombing and strafing attacks on our erotiiid troi.ps. t'unlic ooin ion here would probably force this measure. Hut would this mean a quick end to the campaign? Most pro fessional military men doubt it. Our airpower can wear down the enemy by steady attrition; but it cannot stab him to death. The neruliar nature of nn Ori'",M foot army makes it the most dif- North Koreans By Allied Seoul Bv JOHN' RANDOLPH WESTERN FRONT, Korea (AP) Four North Ko rean infantry battalions attacked Seoul's outer defenses at I 6 a. m. Saturday and were beaten back with hundreds of j casualties. 1 One sinirle American rompanv counted 135 bodies in : front of its barbed wire. Another company counted 35 dead and estimated more than 200 mote were out of reach. Eitfhtv prisoners were taken. The attack was north of the Seoul city limits against Allied hill positions. The fighting was on both aides of a jugged ridge that runs south into Seoul almost to the Korean rapitol building. The dazed prisoners said their commanders had lold them the Allies had fled Seoul and all they had to do was brush aside a liglit screening force and enter the de serted city. They learned the fal sity of this almost immediately. :-t iiij .-u. ..j u..u.j n.wru i.mi.c i.nui anu uaiot'U wire. Americans Well-Fortifitd American infantry opened fire from some of the most thoroughly laidout defense positions in the Korean war. They cut down the North Koreans with every weapon available rifles, machine guns mortars and recoillpss cannon. Artillery and air strikes quickly added to the slaughter. Despite this hurricane of fire, the Reds pulled themselves together and charged fanatically. They hit the wire and melted away there under the American machine guns. On the westpn flank, more than Russians More Active Across Bering Strait ANCHORAGE. Alaska ( Ti Russian soldiers are reported more actiive on the visible corner of Big Oiomede island than at any time in several years. The latest report from l.ittle Di omede island Ksktmos came to Mr. and Mrs Frank Morgan of .Anchor age, who formerly taught on the American island. A similar earlier report was brought here by James Iyapana, a resident of the island. Russian owned Big Diomede is lehs than three miles from its Alas kan little brother in the middle of Bering strait. The Morgans Kskimo friends ad vised thfm last week that Soviet troops, starting in April, had bron seen almost daily at an observa tion pos tatop f high hill on Big fiiomede's northeast corner. There was no indication of how many. Personal 30 Will. THE TWO I A DIM who mm Blip and fall in Wool worth Sora on January M plaa IHaphnna my homa? 1 na4 your nalp Dtal 1707 afUr 4 pm Mm Mary Balford , IT TOO flAVSS A OH INKING pronto. f m in tourn witm Aironoi.ca Anoay anous P O So III. Notices 31 l WTI.I. NOT ha ra.pnn.IMa for anr aMt ethar than my awn. L I a d I LEGAL I KOTIC I r riN st. irTixr ir nt . harahv fivn thai Tucadav, ; tha Stn dar of Juna. 1W3I. at 1h hour of 1000 o clock A M In lha Couniv 1 Cotiriroom in lha C'ourthnua i burg. Iaiglaa Count, Orfln. ha I boon fiaad a 1h tima and pla-a f'r j hearing ohjecllona. If an. to 1h final arronrtt filad h lha undaraigned tn lha Counijr Coajrt nf tha Stat of Ora , gon for Dotigiai County. rnwAsn m m i .' a p hy, aniur of lha Catata of Mitta Soy, Draa4. ficult type of army" for air- power to Hpstrov. ATOMIC GUNS MAY BE USED Vtoat Iheii cjn e 1 t oiv -.i war? The present policy still teems to be to go on killing trained Red trxions un.il c ; i -- i- null ing to accept her vast losses. That laves two questions in Ko rea. Can our army protect itself in the face of the tidal waves of enemy infantry now being hurled at it? Is there any method by which we can destroy more Chi nese than we have been? The answer to the second ques tion lies in whether the American army has certain secret weapons ready for use and whether, if they are ready, it intends to use them in Korea. Chief among them is atomic artillery. Army Chief of Staff Col lins once said he had seen nothing to convince him the atom bomb should be employed tactically in Korea. But in such an offensive as the present there certainly should be a tactical- use for any engine or gun that can hurl atomic shells into areas where the Red enemy is massed. There is a great and natural 1 reluctance to the further use of atomic- powfr in v-ar'r-.. Some i regard it as immoral. But toothers it Mould seem equally iiiimoral to go on risking American lives in a war that has cost us more than 6',000 casualties if there is a wea pon available powerful enough to hf 1 1 further slaughter altogether. If, the crisis in Korea mounts, this question of employing the deadly energy of tt atom is going to become more and more impor tant. Slaughtered Defenders' a dozen North Koreans, In black uniforms for concealment, had tried before dawn to sneak through the wire and scout the Allied posi tions. They were wiped oxii. One American company com mander, disappointed at ta kin if no prisoners, sent his Korean inter preter down the valley to offer aid to any wounded. S 9 Pritontri Taken The Korean's shouted offer was I answered hy a waving while clolh. . K.r,i, k., .... t the undergrowth with hands over his head. Within a minute ten more had come in, and the final bag from this effort was 59, most of (hem wounded. All the prisoners appeared well fed and were well-uniformed and armed with Kussian-made and cap tured American equipment. Meanwhile, the Americans sent an armored patrol up Ihe road north lo Uijongbu (11 miles north of .Seoul's outskirts.) It returned I without having drawn fire, ( hi- ; nese had occupied Uijongbu, hut i apparently had pulled back into the hills during the night. Vntil this spring, there had been nn sighting of Russians on Big Di- omede's hilltop for many months, the weekly publication Forty-Ninth Star reported. Ivanana reported here late ( n March that a patrol of nine Rus f'.'ins was coin'.-1 ni Hit i).tmrn The main settlement of Big Di omede can not be seen from Little Diomede. The Forty-Ninth Star quoted one unidentified source as pointing out thai observers atop Big Diomede could make a check on all Amer ican shipping passing lo or from the Arrtic ocean through Bering strait. It said they also might get a glimpse, on clear days, of work nn defense installations along the Bering coast. The source suggested the R u s siuns might also be tightening their guard against any crossing of the Internationa) Dateline by Alaskans. Political Tension Defeats Resident BENTON, Tenn. tjpt A hag gard, lifelong rrMftent says he is planning to sell his business and leave Benlnn is voon as possible, "I'm Return? tired of dodging every time a car parses, " he told a reporter. "When I leave "Tollc couniy. I'm Romg tn wash my hair, my clothes, my car and my shoes. And I never want to see thin place tKain." lie was another victim of jitters resulting form a political war whirh has destroyed govern mow t as an operating agency In Polk. And tn this mountainous southeast Tennessee section, politics has come to involve not only govern ment but personal and immediale safety Kour deaths in less than three years have been attributed to con flict between the Democrats and the bi partisan (iood (.over igovent league. Tension has reached new hifc-h since the ambush slaying of Democrat leader w. A. Iwis May 11. It takes about six tons of coal to make one new antnmnbfV Mon., May 21, 1951 The Newt-Review, .RoMburf, Ore. II Forefinger Artist Coming 1. Lai w 11 3 III! 11 Jtfri?!! ! Ill 4 111 lllaiM isf ! A pre eminent Mar of the Clyde Beatty circusand that's saying something, isn't it? Well that uhat Rnrff RaHon the world's eauilibristic wonder. rcitainly is, and vou'll asree when the huse Clyde Beatty Circus conies to Rosehurg, on Saturday, June 2 for afternoon and night performances east of the city, for ffe is the man who stands on his forefinger and performs in credible, breath taking feats atop a thirty-foot pole. Known around the world as "The Great Barton," the upside-down gravity defying artist he is with out question, one of the world's most recklessly during perform ers. His ability to balance his entire weight on one linger, together with other gravity-defying achieve ments on his lofty pedestal as tounds the audience to the point where they actually shout out to him, "Don't! Oh. please, don't try THAT." Knr his astounding feats. The Great Barton developed a formid able physical stamina as a boy in nis native Sweden, where rigorous ?vmnastic (raining is a part of their everyday life. Today, he is a star an outstanding star for the reason he is in a class by himself. A near sensation is dcf. : . i au. V I I j daya- exsoha traatmaat la rtqulrad. nitely the best way to describe Mai order!( Riven the Swedish wonder of the ! world, prompt attention. Postpaid '50 He provides one of the out atandtng gasp provoking a p e c-1 FRED MEYER DRUGS. ROSEBURtt NOW r- Truck Parts ! f ! ON HAND FOR THE FIRST TIME! Large Stock Available CIVILIAN and MILITARY Includes Boqits GMC and International M Tranifor Caits Tranmisiiont Motors Winches REBUILT and USED Pacific Tractor & Equipment Corp. 1401 . 7th Avtnu W. rhono 4 BEDROOMS Thll home fa Juat rrtimpllmia. A lawn and hrtibrwfv lead In a living room with a fireplace, a dining room and wonderful kitchen, elec trically healed thruotit, 2 Hedrnnmi down and 2 Up. and tn Seep it parkllng 'ha automatic wanner e S.uxx). Down Full Prlca ' 3 BEDROOMS Snooo U lha full price nt thta heauliful homa on a lot tttmllW) feet Paved Slreeu, I "II v Water, Garni and lawn. A living room, dining room and kitchen with a haih and utility rcm completes this nire home. In a good shopping district. 2 wo Down S2000. DN. 3 BEDROOMS W side Clnae In Shade tree, etc , On sewer, remenl haaemenl wtlh fur- and thermostat. Hardw rioorlng This la a stel ml Hoe- hiirg s ruing prices for MNtl Own- le lor Lanyonvllia or M C. properly. PEACH FARM . Truthfully folk, wt or ot O oss tor words to describe thit 44 r farm, tf we. wtrt asked to describe the best peach orchard )n tbn port of the country, on th heit soil in the best district, within 6 milts of Roseburg, we would soy ARCHIE WILSON'S in the Winston district. Wt would simply tcv turn left at th green steel bnHrje, drivt post fh Pepsi-Colo plont ond look for the VALLEY REAL ESTATE sign on tht front lawn. Simply stoied here are tht detoils: 44 Arrea, all cultivated '.'A Arrea of Peachea r'ler Pump, nn Well. 4 sprlni llp-d to houae and ha'A ? ffoom Modern Mout ial H W Tank 2 Barn. Shop, Stoiega ft; Fruit Hr.uae Crop .estimated at tlfionnnn Jol- a )cere Traclor Crawler IfarrfTe Spra.er f.arrten Seeder 3U gal pump, 1 H P. motor AH for $tt 600 oVwn ho 'met TOTAL PRICE -$40,000 00. tacles with the bi how thif year, which lists several very noted features, all, headed as they re. by Clyde Beatty, the most aanP8 wild animal trainer o A earth, in the most dangerous awe inspiring display ever performed by man, and featuring t b e tiger-killing Iron, Prince. In all, there are 267 men and women arenic stars and perform ers listed under the Clyde Beatty banners this season and the major, ity of them are new to circus fans. Performances will he given at 3 00 and 8:00 p m with the main gates opening at 2:00 and 7 p.m. Jefferson Voters OK Excess Of Limitation MADRAS (if Jefferson county voters Friday approved a county budget in excess of the six percent limitation by $78,099.13. The vote was 212 yes and 191 nn. A proposed levy for a new $21 .000 jail was turned down by a vote of 213 to 193. Only 4U6 of the county's 2.23 registered voters cast ballots. , ITCH Srablta) It hlfhly eon- taitous and will con llnua for Ufa If nnl atoDDtd. lla anla caua la lha ttrh mlta which la Immune ia ordinary tm.tn.ant. rXSORA klUa th ltrh-mtta a I moat Instantly. Only thra Eug.no, Or.gon 4 423 248 ACRES SVWX1 Down gives poaaaaalon nf thia wonderful farm near Oakland. A rompletelv remodeled S room modern home, with a ftraplart, well landscaped, 3 garages. Tha com plrta length of this farm haa hoih hlway and railroad frontage. Sitting well bark nf both la a larga barn, good granary, marhlna ahada and w fir k hop, 2 turkey hnuae. and a 110 f(Kt chicken hnuae. ona deep well for Irrigation and good nna supplies tha home. 1 VI Acres ara plowed now. All new farm machin ery ran b bought. Total prlca only $28,000. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION" 121 K 2nd fu. North Naw S hertrnom with S lot, wall to wall carpeting and nil ft ova and drapea go. Drive up, If you want to go in phone z-4il and i will niah up with tha kay. $950.00 DOWN Sn4 West St Thta 1 hedmom ahaka i homa Is on a concrete foundatmn I and haa a larga Int. Tha owner ln- vites inpecimn ano na win tela model car aa a a own pay menu 3rwl gal. alee) tank, mounted o rib ber S ft co-er errp d!w 2 bottom 14 aft plow ,1 ec apring Suolhi harrow ft drag a Apple Sr Peach ISnsae A I Ifruil Picking Rquip. Complete Household furnishings, tw- rhiding elect range. Ptef , New Din log Set, New Living Room Sat,. etc. 1 of $2,840 per year plus 5 Interest,