Timber & Sawmills 21 Autos &Mtr. Cycles 27 OUT OUR WAY lY J. R. WBieeu Tuei., Jon. 15, 1952 Th Niwt-Rtvlw, Roitburg, Ort. V WANTED SECOND GROWTH LOSS CONTACT WILBUR LHUBCk CO. WANTED TO BUY Gang togs also timber targe or small tracts. Top Price Stoma r Lbr. Go. Ph 431 Kiddle days Xioa tuthtrllo Kvcnlngs. FOR SALE K-4 toftiwek, completely overhauled. 80 percent rubber: good Job goes with truck. Ph. 3-6441. eve nings, or write New-Review Box 33. FOR SALE TD9 cat, drum and blade, 1800 hrt., 300.000 It. timber for 16800. See J. L. CounU. Berrv Creek Road. off the Olalla Road cutoff, out oi ienmi.e. WANTED TO BUY or lease. Portable aw mill In good condition. Write Box . Bumner, uregon. Logging Equipment 22 TOR SALE Pas lor trailer. 4 new tires 4 tires SO percent, new reach. See at Glen Beach Union Oil Station across from Ford's dump, or call wim. aner o:u p.m. WANTED Late D4 "or DTcrfor logging, or someoge to finance new cat to responsible party will pay acK by the thousand, write news Review Box 33. FOR SALE 8 8:23x20 tires and tubes, 12 ply. Ph. 3-7910. SEE CHEVROLET SUBURBAN under Autos for sale. Machinery For Sale 23 RENTAL EQUIPMENT F&H S yard hovel D8 est Le Toumesu Carryall Hough diesel IV, yard loader Ford hydraulic scoop Compressors Jack hammers Pave ment breakers Wagon lack Elec tric fkilsaw Concrete buggies Rubber tired wheel barrow GOOD EQUIPMENT COMPETENT OPERATORS , PRE-MIX CONCRETE. Inc. Box 49 Roseburg Ph. 2-2UH Tractors 25 NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR and all machinery for sale with Job. See at jo Ann s fie shop, or write fit 1, Box 1190. No Saturday calls. RD 7 caterpillar, no hours "since-complete overhaul; blade and drum. 83250. Thomas Hotel. Oakland. MODEL C Tractor'and plow. $750. J7A. Olson, Sutherlln, 3th and Umpqua. Phone 2678. Trucks 26 FOR SALE K-8 log truck, completely overhauled. B0 percent rubber; good Job goes with truck. Ph. 3-6441, eve nings. or write News-Review Box 33. FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet trueklOon fist bed. Can be seen at Ed Radlgan's Station. WANT TRUCK ton Long" W.B. must be first class. 1942 to 1950. Cash!! Portland Su 0160, evenings. 1950 CHEVROLET pickup? 4speed."low mileage, like new. Quick sale, $1295. Ph. 3-4041. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 BETTER BUYS AT , BARCU S 31 KAISER SEDAN new car condition 1 . rnnn rnWUTBTmLS 1 tOP. tip, and seat covers 1495 (in oinr-v eiTPKR Cm. vert i Die. R 4 H, Dynaflow, new top -1830 a ford Club couoe. R 4 H ..1295 48 CHEVROLET Aro aedan, R li H .1243 j. PD19IVI) Manhattan. R &T H, overdrive, new eeat cover, 895 Ma Di vMmrm STATION WAGON. R St H. excellent condition ..1240 i nt ncMrmn.ie 7R Sedanette, R It H. new paint -.1195 onMTiArr convertible. R H -115 48 FORD Club coupe. R Ac H - 930 '42 OLDSMOBTLK SEDAN, R Ac H Hydramatlc .495 41 B-'rt SPECIAL Sedanette, R 4 H 495 41 FORD Tudor '48 CROSLEV Sdn R t H 40 CHEV Tudor. 295 - 199 . 195 305 . 145 . 95 '40 MERCURY SEDAN, R H 39 PLYMOUTH tudor '38 CHEVROLET tudor 37 CHEV. Tudor, rune 45 TRUCKS and PICKUPS 4T Int. PU ton 4 ipeed trans .. 745 Motor Completely reconditioned Good Rubber , 46 FORD Dump 2 ipeed rear end good 4 yd bed & bolit 945 40 FORD Pickup 395 '46 DODGE abort lof Hydro Vac brakes truxitill rear end. -773 '48 CHEV Lof truck New 270 CMC mtr cook chain drive new chains At iprocketa - .. 2975 OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS BARCUS . YOUR PACKARD DEALER HKhwar 99 N at Garden Valler Rd. PKcne 3-5588 SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. QUALITY USED CARS 1949 DODGE Wayfarer 2-door .41393 1949 DODGE Coronet sedan ....1895 1948 DODGE Coupe Deluxe .1093 1947 DODGE Town Sedan Cuitom ,1095 1948 PLYMOUTH Sedan Spec. Deluxe -1099 1948 CHEVROLET Club Coupa )1948 CHEVROLET 1 Pan. Cpo. 1948 FORD Sedan 1942 OLDS Sedan .1245 .1995 .845 65 TRUCKS 1950 CHEVROLET Vj ton pickup ..1345 1949 DODGE 1V ton truck 465 1948 PORD flat rack 3-4 ton -1093 1948 DODGE 3-4 ton picknp 1085 Si Dillard Motor Co. Stephens At Douglas Bis Koseourf , 1M1 CfnVROUCT Bel AireT " eellor i trede equity -46. '47, or '48 Chev., i Ford, or Mercury, no Junk. Phone I 3-4401 days. ak tzr A1. i FOR SAJ-B U Jeep. Fbone 4-f-l I 1MT e-ey tinder Chevs. and Plymouth are selling for $1000. and H loo. 1 have a 1147 Chrysler 8 cy Sedan with 8300. worth oi extras with less than 27.000 miles. The ceiling price Is 91200.08. This car has never had the motor worked on and driven by the same owner. Excellent Condition, Call 3-4471 Paul Hyan. iwust scu. FOR SALE OR TRADE ' Mer cury, fully equipped. May be seen after o'clock Wilson's Court, Wil bur. FOR SALE OR TRADE '50 olds Club sedan. Custom upholstery. See Dick at Smith Motors during day r after 0 at RU 2, Box 319, Calkins Rosd. FOR SALE 1990 Packard sedan, fully equipped, A-l condition. Will accept pickup truck on trade, con tact Ralph, Fisher at Model Market, wins ion. FOR SALE Ford with '39 Mer- cury motor, new license plates, radio ana neater, rn. 1951 NASH RAMBLER conv. new. now In storage, private party will discount for cam rn 3-433 1949 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN"! all steel. 8 passenger.' Phone 1283, Myrtle -reex . n i.rcax tofi;o. FOR SALE 1949 r rarer sedan by service man. Can be seen at T. F. tpping piece, uayi ureek. 1930 MODEL A coupe, steel box on oa c xn e w mot or si 'JO. Jjall 3-C388, 37 CHEVROLET sedan, (150 Good con dition. See at Marsters Refrigeration, 2145 N. Stephens. Ph. 3-3223. '31 Nash Ambassador, 4 door sedan for saie or trade. Phone 3-4605. Personal 30 Will the character who atnl mir riumn truck please return It. We need it to deliver the S a H Green Stamps we are giving on parts, gas, tires & service PHIL St FLOYD'S, No. Urnp q ua Rosd. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box llll 'Gamble' Won By U.S. On New Types Of Tanks FORT KNOX, Ky I Chief f c.r r . ... ui oiau uen. j, Lawton loums said Monday the army was forced to "gamble" when it ordered pro duction of new tank designs before jitrrvn-e tests were maae but that initial "serious deficiencies" have been overcome and the gamble won. A imperil nrpnarA.1 tiw rVlllno for delivery at the annual meeting of the United States Armor Assoc iation clarified a situation produced by reports many light and medium tanks failpri tn nacs incna.lini. The chief of ataff explained that muni me norean war started there were no light tanks in production; nn medium tank. h.H knnn nvA duced since World War II although ouuui ow norm war 11 fershing Mediums were being equipped with new engines, and heavy tanks were "still only on paper." The decision was to make a family of three new tanks light, medium and heavy. Year Ahtad Of Schtdula The general cniH that "rtncnltct. our iroumes we are still a year ahead of the time schedule we would have been on had wewaited for complete test and development before going into production." neavv innk-e fn n. ..f.1 l, ...... not been given as high priority as me iiBiiis ana mediums. However, 'limited production" is scheduled to begin early this year and initial testing of the pilot model heavy is underway t ih Armv'. ih... deen, Md., Ordnance Provine Ground, he said. WANTED Sought as forgery ring head, Clyde Isenhour, (above), 31 -year-old tubercu losis patient, directed from a hospital bed a 1 3-m ember check forgery ring which ob tained $100,000 in 13 states, Indiana State Police reported. A warrant for his arrest has been issued and a nationwide search is on. He left the hos pital before the ring was un covered. (AP Wirephoto) One-Package Appropriation Bill Proposed WASHINGTON I Sen. Fer guson (R.-Mich.) Monday urged Kepublican senators to support a "single appropriation" bill as a method of slashing multi-billion dol lar government costs. Ferguson presented his request at a conference of alt Republican senators but the GOP members put off action. At the same time the GOP con ference approved a series of com mittee assignments resulting from the death of the iate Sen. Wherry of Nebraska. Shortly afterward the Senate agreed to the selection. Sen. McCarthy (R.-Wis.) takes Wherry's place on the powerful Appropriation Committee .McCar thy was bumped off the purse- string group last year when Dem ocrats reain.Hl a place. McCarthy gave up his place on the Rules Committee and Sen. Dirkscq (R.-Ill.) was assigned to this . Wherry's place on " v mittee went to f Idaho). C 'ii -p-o-f& -HI ' ITT- - ' 1 Sir""'' T. It 9f. V . ft Oh ;-y Li mmhrw BOY HELD CAPTIVE BY BANK BANDIT Ricky Hendricksen, 14, 1$ embraced by his grand mother, Mrs. I nomas Howers days ot captivity and torture. he robbed a bank of $20,915 boy chained to a bed. Police house and released him. (NEA Telephoto) rRFrjE V om r . Lp torn ITTTkJESS-SS 1 - I l,372,Z4I,0O0 1 I 45,070,000 1 ' 3,io4,98,ooo V RSSBESi V - - tZxBSSSSTl . si, - J$ 3 LEGEND CROP EST. 0W I 993,598,000 ITS A BUMPER CROP FOR UNCLE SAM U. S. farmers have produced crops in 1051 which rank with, the 1049 harvest as the second largest in history. The Newschart above compares 10S1 production of major crops with Department of Agriculture goals set early in the year. Freakish wea'her was largely responsible for keeping output ot certain crops from exceeding D. A. goals.1 " " ""ti r"ords are being set this year In hay, rice, grapes and hops, with soybeans,! Jobacco and pecans At near-record levels. i v . -T r' SUPER-SACK FOR ACHING BACKS Ground-bruised and weary C.l.'s in the Far East are now being equipped with this lightweight inflatable sleeping pad. Made of nylon and rubber fabric, the pads can be blown up by lung-power and provide a, welcome three-inch air cushion between the G.I. and the coldJ bard ground. Two Yanks show how two pad" f pup tentv7 BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOOM c ,JJ. j! v. ' OTA' llett) at bait Lake City, Utah, His kidnaper, John D. Billet (right) was arrested 12 hours after according to Salt Lake City police and confessed that he had the found the youth locked with I , , ifTT v'fc? .-! i'4- - ,5BSPV mmi via.. after being released from y a four-foot chain in a shabby 254,000,000 lui.ali 931,000 Bolat 1 nrrr BARGAINS GALORE LARGEST v STOCK OF USED APPLIANCES IN TOWN ROSEBURG 120 W. Oak St Dial 3-5574 DR. A. L. STRAND, standing, president of Oregon State College, Is shown as he addressed members of the Roseburg Chamber of Comme rce at o forum luncheon in the Umpqua Hotel Monday noon. While here, he was taken on tour of Roseburg's industries and attended on Oregon State College Alumni Association Mee ting.-"Si" Dillard sits at left and Maurice New- land ot right. (Picture by Paul Decision Of Many Legislators Not To Return Strikes As State Faces Worst Money Mess By PAUL W. HARVEY SALKM (AP) When many legislators said at the end of the 116-day session last back because they couliln' afford it, we discounted a lot of i that talk. We had heard it before. i I But now it looks like a lot that is bad for the State of With the 1053 legislature facing the worst financial problem In its history, the state will need legis-; lators who know the ropes. What brings this up is that two stalwart members have said in the past few days that they won t run again. They are Sen. William . 1 Walsh, Coos Bay, and Speaker ot the House John F. Steelhammcr, I Salem. Walsh, a formec Senate presi dent, was chairman ot the Senate Law Committee last session. He was on the Highway Tax, and Ways and Means Committees. All tour of these are powerful committees showing that Walsh is one ot the five or six senators who really made the wheels go around. Steelhammcr, like Walsh, is a veteran of six legislatures. Both are lawyers, and lawyers are need ed badly. There aren't enough of them to man the two senate law committees, so they had to be combined into one committee last session. Pay Toe Small Starting with the 1951 legislature, the lawmakers get 5600 a year. That isn't enough to induce good salaried men to leave their jobs to come to the legislature. "I would like to serve longer," Steelhammcr said, 'because it's in my blood. But I can't afford the financial sacrifice. Last session I had to borrow 5500 to live on." The filing period for candidates ends March 7. By then we'd, know just how many legislators won't run again. In 1051, half the house members were inexperienced, and that slowed the session. Something will have to be done to shorten the sessions, and a legis lative committee is studying that now. This committee has $5,000 to spend. It will consider many ideas, such as setting deadlines for intro duction and consideration of bills, having key senate and house com mittees meet jointly, and getting the Ways and Means Committee to start work before the session, v JL f J : Hp ,s i Jenkins) Efficient Oregon April that they wouldn't come i of thcra weren't kidding. And I Oregon. ' I I -- - ifeoiiaiS NEW HOME SUTHERLIN A well conitructed modern homt. i bedroom, completely furnlthed, . . Ur. 10, ThU U . ,.r, td f -J-- SSl bargain, In 1 bedroom noma and ing ONLY S4600. full price with It can be youri (or only 8000. tiooo. DOWN and 63. per month, WITH $1,000 DOWN, and the bal Including tntereit, anca at (OB. par month, Including GARDEN VALLEY - - a 1A ,,. 10 fin. Mr with thrw bedroom 3 B.R. & 10 ACKtJ modern horn., In nlc. frov. of trtea. All kind! of fruct. walnut! lr,. horn., wit. ale. c.rcul.un, JuV'wf.h'Tu 'Kum"n3 flrepUc. fruit, Outbuildings, and cow ,19,000, $10,000 Down ten good acrsa. $3500. Down TKRMS on th. balanc. 8S00. r. t. ; 51 ACRES S710Q. FULL PRICE Nlc. mod.m horn., garag., n.w barn, wonderful wall. All Laval A Nrw thr (3. brfroom noma. "sVlnd low down?ym" large living room with picture win- WILL TRADE. dow; very large kitchen, nice ' , bath, attached garage and 12-3 acree, all on City water and BEAUTY CLOSE IN. 92750 DOWN, balance at M. per month, G. I. Loan. Bee 149 acre, on the North Vmpquj Tnl. On. and Jfou Will BU,. , Jl", H & j Creeks, Worlds ot Water. Nice - 1 ' modern, LARGE, home. Good Barn and outbuildings. 2S.. FURNISHED SSE!iOOOD s" TmS A completely furniahed two bedroom home, with wall to wall carpet.On q. Vfprc; the Weat Side of City. 118,300. "u .1200 Down Payment. w Acrea of creek bottom loll and can be Irrigated with aU y.ar creek. An older, modern home. . - ...... Hat fair barna. Thla la good VERY LARGE and worth more than (11. 6O0. with a low down payment A four (41 bedroom home, Clow In, Jjj.00'1 "" ,n, on ,h "' furniahed, and on a large lot. Thla la an older type home. In nice condition. All for gia.OOO. with a.. gqod large BmLnw0 LOTS. 0O0. DOWN and paymenta, on tha VARIOUS LOCATIONS. PRICED balance, to ault the purchaser. LOW. TERMS. mm IF YOUR PAPER HAS N0T ARRIVED IT till P.M. DIAL 2-2631 WHY II SICK? You've not tried everything until you sea DR. SCOFIELD X-Ray Chiropractor 1 minutes from town oa Rifle Range Rd. Dial 3-5133 TESTED APPROVED GUARANTEED SUTHERLIN Central and State Sts. Phone 2988