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TODAY'S SPECIAL.
194a FORD TUDOR SEDAN.
DRIVE WITH A CAREFREE
KEELING. TRADE THAT
OLD HEAP NOW. GET A
COMFORTABLE CAR NOW
AT A REAL LOW NO-JOKE
PRICE. ONLY MS
ON OUR SPECIAL STAND NOW
131 MERCURY CLUB SEDAN,
like new Inside and out Truly
, a pleasure to see and drive
V aurh a fine car. Run only
l.f.ooo milei, overdrive and
heater . .'. 2195
1951 FORD VICTORIA CLUB
COUPE Loaded with extras.
lt'i a real aharple. One you'll
be proud to own. ... 1893.
1930 MERCURY FORDOR SPORT
SEDAN. Has everything includ
cludlnc overdrive. Just reduced
way down - v 1715.
1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR SPORT
SEDAN. Beautiful 2-tune paint,
fully equipped with R ft H over,
drive, white ildewall tires. 1-own-
er car run only 34,000 milea 1595
1949 FORD FORDOR SEDAN 'Hur
ry down for this one.it won't
last Ions. Why? Because It
has O.D., Radio Heater, Seat
rovers, W-W, Undercoatlne all
for just 1195.
1949 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION
TUDOR If its cheap transpor
tation you want ace this one.
Overdrive too. . 1195.
1949 MERCURY CLUB SEDAN
Lots of room, yet plenty safe
for the children. Mechanically
A-l .... ... 1393.
1949 PONTIAC SEDANETTE Ev-
crything on this one but the
kitchen sink. Extra good 1445.
1949 OLDS 98 SEDANETTE, sharp
new paint job, loaded with ex
tras Priced 'way. down .,.,. 1695
1949 BUICK "SUPER 4-door sedan.
Gleaming new 2-tone paint Job
Dynaflow and many other ex
tras. Clean ... 1595
1948 PONTIAC SEDANETTE Mo- .
tor completely reconditioned.
New metallic blue palant job 1195.
1948 FORD FORDOR SEDAN - 909.
194T STUDEBAKER
DAN
FORDOR SE-
775,
1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN
1942 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan ... 393
STUDEBAKER
TUDOR SE
DAN
145.
ISM
1937
1950
1930
ajW
1949
FORD FORDOR SEDAN
LINCOLN COUPE .
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
FORD V, TON PICKUP
FORD F-V. T pickup
CHEVROLET T pickup
INTERNATIONAL 'A T Pick-
195.
150.
1195.
1193
1193
995
1949
1948
1948
1IM
1937
FORD DUMP TRUCK
. 795.
1295.
FORD VANETTE
FORD LUMBER TRUCK
DIAMOND-T LOGGER
CHEVROLET STAKE RACK.
In top notch condition ... .
OPEN SUNDAYS
Ph. S-63.14
S. Stephens St.
BELOW CEILING
Must sell 1931
Willys Station Wagon, radio and heat
er, like new; bought in April 192.
Total price 81775: 1952 HILLMAN,
81475, 6000 miles, radio and hegter, al
most new. Benk terms. Take trade. Ph.
3-7.tOtda.vs and 3-3926 evenings.
IF you need money
SEE JOHNIE
Hi chest cash prices for
Cars or your equity.
One block S. Main on 99
Sutherlln. Ph. 2201.
'49 Fleetwood Cadillac
For salt by owner. Custom seat covers,
R&H deluxe equipment. Beautiful
new Turquoise and grey paint Job,
$205. See Bruce Gilley, 2359 N. Steph
ens. Phone 3-3:136.
196 DODGE2-dooreluii?e7iTrta"ke
older rar In trade. Richfield Sta
tion. Stephen! it Mosher St. Ph.
2-9003
FOR SALE 1950 Hillman Minx con
vertible sedan. Low mileage, excellent
condition. See at Haven's Shell Sta
tion, Stephens at Mosher.
FOR ""SALE Bubble wheel balancer
mmt accurate wheel balancer made,
with 4 pounds of weights, $20. 2020
John St., 'N. Roseburg.
FOR SALE-i9Sa Olfis SueT88"M00
miles mo. old. Sacrifice. Financ
ing can be arranged. Ph. 9-8600.
19.T8 CHEVROLET 2-door sedanTX iplen
did work car. Very reasonable. Call
19M Mulhotland.
FOR SALE IMS PlynVoutiTclub-coupe,
$1000 cash or $150 or my equity.
Phone 3-0894.
FOR SALE 1940 Ford "Tudor. Good tires,
R&H. Call after 5 p.m. 3-8645.
1951 CHEVROLETsport'"coupe with ""ail
extras. Contact Swenson, Montgomery
Ward, or 321 Ward St. after 8 PI.
Personal 30
FOR ILICTRIC HEATING ISTI.
MATES, rail Arrhie Rutter. Dial
.1-61.17 after S 30 P kf
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Bex 1110.
IF YOUR PAPER HAsTlOT
. ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M.
DIAL 2-2631
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Guys and Dolls
. . AND MAIDEN AUNTS. TOO!
THEY'RE ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. . .
AND FRIENDS. THEY KNOW WE
GIVE THEM TRUE FACTS ABOUT
OUR TRANSPORTATION CARS. IN
SPECT THESE GOOD BUYS IN OUR
"AS IS" DEPARTMENT TODAY, AT
BARCUS. BANK TERMS, Or
COURSE.
'52 PACKARD MAYFAIR, R H Ultra-
31 PACKARD DeLun eda 1393
'31 MERCURY CLUB sedan, new
ruooer 2195
SO STUDEBAKER
Itarllt ape
R as H 1495
'50 PACKARD Ids I 1 I . 1095
'49 amiDH Comnt Club Cpe 1395
'48 PACKARD Club adn I a I- 1495
'48 FORD Pick-up 895
'48 PACKARD adn III 1295
47 PACKARD super adn R It B 1195
'47 PONTIAC SEDAN, R at K Ms
47 OLDS ftdn lei HydramaUe
dr.
995
4T CHEVROLET. Club epe 893
'47 FRAZER 111 1 I T9S
'47 MERCURY adn I ft V 193
'4T OLDS sedanette x ft B Hydra-
tnatio dr. .
80S
899
209
850
849
'48 PONTIAC sdn R ft M .
'41 BUICK spee ada R ft a .
41 MERCURY sen
41 DODGE sdn
41 FORD Tudor '
'41 OLDS Club . cpe
199
209
'41 OLDS Sdnt. I a I Hjdramatli 209
40 BUICK torpedo eda 299
37 NASH, as la u
Our Promise la Your Satisfaction!
BETTER
BUYS
AT
BARCUS
Your PACKARD Dealer
Ph. 3-3566
Hiihwar 99 N. at Garden Vallej- Rd.
OPEN ALL DAY 8UNDAY
"SI" DILLARD
USED CARS
ONCE AGAIN IT'S INVENTORY TIME
AND WE WANT TO LOWER OUR
USED CAR INVENTORY. WE CAN
THINK OF NO EASIER WAY THAN
TO SLASH OUR PRICES, AND TO
ADVERTISE THESE BARGAINS.
OUR USED CARS ARE ALL LOCAL
LY OWNED CARS AND TRADE-INS
ON NEW PLYMOUTHS OR DODGES.
COME IN. SEE, AND DRIVE YOUR
CHOICE. FROM THE STOCK OF THE
CLEANEST USED CARS IN TOWN.
1949 FORD 6 cyl. Deluxe 3 Past
Cpe. Here Is a good buy for a
businessman or salesman. This
car looks and runs like new. -Complete
with heater 1040
1949 OLDSMOBILE 98 CLUB SDN
A beautiful black finish with
lota of chrome. Radio, heater,
hydra-matte, tun visor, St seat
covers ... ........... 1695
1948 CHEVROLET Stylemaster 6
pass. Sport Coupe. Two-toned
paint. Seat covers, heater
Very clean mechanically
A-l - .. 995
1949 PONTIAC Silver Streak. A
very sharp dark green Club
sedan with radio and heater,
A really fine used car 1405
1951 DODGE Coronet Club Cpe. Gy
roma tie-trans, aeat covers, and
all-conditioning unit, low mile
age this Is a dark metallic
green In exceptionally good
condition 1995
1948 CHEVROLET Fteetllne. A
beautiful two-toned Aero-sedan
with radio and healer 1095
1950 1 ODGE CORONET 4 dr. Se
dan In exceptionally good con
dition. Radio, heater, and Gy-ro-matlc
trans. A car you
would be proud to drive 1775
1951 FORD V-f Custom 4-dr Sedan
Radio, heiter Ford-o-matio
drive. Low mileage. This is a
Premium Automobile 1750
1948 CHRYSLER WINDSOR HIGH- ,
LANDER 4-dr Sdn. Radio,
heater, automatic trans, win
dow washers, aun visor, origin
al upholstering like new. Ui
beautiful-and clean 1395
1947 FORD Super DeluxeNaw paint
mrmi covers, spot lite, heater,
excellent rubber. See this one
before you buy g45
1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-dr Se
dan, nadio, heater. Dark blue
finish. Very clean inside and
out. This car deserves a good
home. See it and drive It today 1395
194T PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-dr. Ra
dio, healer, new tires. Clean
inside and out. A snappy car
with a snappy motor 875
1946 FORD 2-dr Sedan. Spotlight
and heater. A bargain at a
price to fit your pocketbook. 650
1942 OLDSMOBILE 1 : dr. Sedan
This car has a good heater and
is good dependable transporta
tion at a low Investment 365
1941 DODGE Sedan. Yes, old but
dependable. A good work car.
The body is tight . 275
1942 DODGE PANEL. This truck
has Just had a new motor and
is mechanically perfect. IF you
need economical transporta
tion don't miss this one 395
1946 CHEV Fleetline Aero 1-dr Se
dan, roglites. Radio, Heater
this motor has been overhaul
ed and la in A-l condition 845
"SI" DILLARD
MOTOR CO.
DODG k - PLYMOUTH
Stephens tV Douglas Sts.,
Roseburg, Oregon
South Dakota Rejects 1
Vote For 18-Year-Olds
PIERRE, S. D. Gl A consti
tutional amendment which would
have let IS - year - olds vote was
beaten by only 685 ballots in the
South Dakota general election, the
official canvasi showed Thursday.
There were 128,231 who favored
giving the youngsters the ballot.
The measure was opposed by
128,916.
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TURKEY SHOW ENTERTAINERS Betty, left, and R. (Papa) Frounfelder, center,
who provided Swiss musicial entertainment for Northwestern Turkey Show events, chat
here with Wayne Mosher, assistant County extension agent. The third member of the
Fraunfelder family group, Rheiny, is not in the picture. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.)
Camas Students
Gain Honor Roll
By JEAN YODER
Camas Valley High School Hon
or Roll for the preceding term
has been announced as follows:
Rita Krieger, Janet McMasler,
Kav Wheeler, all 1 points; Janet
McClellan, 1.33; Shirley Harmsen,
1.50; Bettv Jeppesen, 1.50; Edith
Wiley, 1.50; Margaret Barth, 1.67;
Beverly Harmsen, 1.80; Carolyn
Henry, 1.80.
Citerl for eood scholarship were
Joan Bartlev, 2.; Lawanda Dun
can, 2.; Virginia Parrett, 2.; Or
vill Stringham, 2.17; lrvin Thrush,
2.17; and Warren Nicholson, 2.33.
Ronald Rice. 2.40: Ronald Claugh-
ton, 2.50; and Glenn Jones 2.50.
Camas Newt Notes
Thankseivine euests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Milton
were Mrs. Milton's brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Tay
lor, and son, David Jr., from Oak
land, Calif. Mr. Taylor is a pur
chasing agent for the Heinz Com
pany on the West Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore travel
ed to Glendale for the Thanksgiv
ing Day to be with Mr. and Mrs.
William Meeks and family, for
mer residents of Camas Valley.
The two families have been cel
ebrating Thanksgiving together for
four years.
Mr. and Mrs. guy Lutz and two
sons, Mike and Mark, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs.
Lutz' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Rose, in Portland.
Mr. and Mr. Hayden Taylor and
daughter, Mrs. John Staley, and
grandson, Johnny, visited in Eu
gene Wednesday and Thanksgiv
ing Day. They were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Schmidt.
AUTHOR MARRIES
NAIROBI) Kenya IM Miss No
ra Therese Sonsteby of Chicago
was .married here Saturday to
Welsh Author Richard Llewellyn,
whose best-known book is "How
Green Was My Valley."
Miss Sonsteby arrived here by
air Saturday, as Llewellyn was
working on the script of a film
dealing with Kenya's Masai war
rior tribe.
Radio need repairing??
SEE OR CALL
The "Radio Doctors
408 WEST LANE STREET
Aeroit from the Roieburg Hotel
Immoetist service . . . N waitinej , , . Fre tsHmHofi
fliven pletf radio let loaned FREE whilo xwa aro rtpairmf
fours.
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Death Sentence Changed
Just Before. Man To Die
HUNTSVILLE, Tex. 1H The
death sentence of Lester Stevens
was commuted to life in prison
last night less than two hours be
fore he was scheduled to die in
the electric chair.
"I'm so happy I can't say any
thing sensible," he said.
Stevens, 31, had been sentenced
to die for the slaying of Joshua
Blocher, 85-year-old recluse, in a
robbery attempt that netted only
13 cents.
Legislator Will
Take Oyer Senate
Post Of Coon
BAKER- 11 Roger Loennig,
member of the state House, will
move up to the Senate to replace
Sam Coon who was elected to Con
gress last month. County Judge
Lloyd Rea announced the appoint
ment Saturday.
In picking Loennig, the court also
picked his successor as representa
tive, naming Robert J. Steward,
a Democrat.
Loennig and Coon both are Re
publicans. Steward had sought the Senate
post.
In picking Loennig, the county
court passed over the recommenda
tion that it name Ira Staggs. Rea
did not say why.
There was a general feeling here,
though, that the court in reaching
its decision would give thought to
picking a man who would have a
strong appeal to voters in Baker,
Wallowa and Union Counties, for
those three are expected to make
ip one district when redistricting
takes place.
Loennig has served one term In
the Legislature and was re-elected
last month. He now will serve the
two years left in Coon's term.
Loennig is a widely known
Haines rancher who is active in
flying farmer activities.
V. S. bitnminous coal mines pro
duce at the rate of more than 1,000
tons a minute.
and DELIVERY
mpi Phone 3-7456
By J. R. William.
V
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Big Dam To End
Historic Fishing
AtCelilo Falls
PORTLAND l.m - Two 'Indian
tribes that will lose a major source
of food and income when the Cclilo
fishing grounds is flooded, will
meet here with the Corps of Engi
neers Monday to try to work out
an indemnity program.
The tribes, the Warm Springs
and Umatilla, were given perpet
ual rights to fish at the picturesque
Columbia River Celilo site by an
1855 treaty with the IL S. govern
ment. But the fishing grounds will be
flooded by the reservoir of The
Dalles Dam, now under construc
tion. Two other tribes also cairn fish
ing rights at Celilo: The Yakimas
and the Nez Perce. The Yakamis
have not participated in past dis
cussions of indemnity payments
because of religious beliefs that
they cannot rightfully give up the
fishing grounds.
About 8,000 Indians are affected
by the negotiations, and Percy M.
Othus, who is handling the matter
for the engineers, said indemnity
payments to the Indians might run
as high as 20 to 25 million dollars.
That would compensate them for
the estimated 2 Va million pounds
of fish mostly salmon which they
catch at Celilo each year.
CALL US FOR ALL
Excavating Road Building
Specializing In Conitructlon end
Maintenance of Logging Rjoadi
' NO TRANSPORTATION CHARGE
FREE ESTIMATES
JACK E. DARLING
TRUCKER
Phone 9-8448
3-5240
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HOMI ON LEAVE A2c
Richard S. Cumpston, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cump
ston, 112 Alameda Ave., Rose
burg, Is home on a 20-day
leave after completing a 32
week course in radio operation
at Kessler Air Force Base,
Miss. He is a 1950 araduate of
i Roseburg High School and at
tended the University of Ore
gon 1 '2 years before enlisting
in the AF. After Uec. IU he
will report to Lump stone-
mnn dnlif. for overseas as
signment in Military Air
Transportation.
Grand Champ ' Turkey
At McMinnville Listed
McMINNVILLE Wl The grand
champion of the Pacific Coast
Turkey, Exhibit which ended here
Friday! was a 41 Vi-pound bronze
torn owned by the Lyons Triple B
Turkey Ranch of Portland.
Earlier the bird had won the
championship in the bronze male
division. The bronze female cham
pion was shown by Loren Johnson,
Scappoose.
Gath Brothers of Turner took all
the prizes in the Empire White di
visions as well as winning the
grand championship in the dressed
bird events.
Clifford Wrolslad, Molalla, marie
a clean sweep of awards in the
Bcltsville White exhibits.
Water HaUr
Look at the
- Features!
Comvlilelr aitonut
e. Clean, uoktltM
htatlnv . KsalaiN
Lr.' oeratlsr .
ROSEBURG
120 W. Oak Dial 3-5574
SUTHERLIN
W. Cenrrol Ph. 2988
A cheerful, cooperative
crew means everything
on moving day and
that's what you're sure
to get from
ROSEBURG
Transfer & Storage
130 N. PINE ST.
CALL 3-5311
P. O. Box 208
Roseburg, Oregon
Men., Dee. 8, 1952 The News-Review, ReMbiaTt, Ore. 13
Chairmanship Not For Ralph Cake
PORTLAND in Ralph Cake, a
top adviser to President-elect Ei
senhower, (aid here Saturday he
would not accept the post of Re
publican National Committee chair
man if it were offered to him.
Cake, former Oregon national
committeeman, and his wife re
turned Friday from a vacation in
Mexico City. He has been men
tioned as a possible successor to
Arthur Summerfield as national
GOP chairman. Summerfield has
been named postmaster general in
the Eisenhower cabinet.
Cake declined to seek re-election
as national .committeman last
spring and said he was under doc
tor's orders.
He said on his return Friday
LUMBER
NO. 4 COMMON
2x4 & Wider RL No. 4 Com.
1x4 RL No. 4
1x6 & Wider RL No. 4 Com. Fir
1x6 & Wider RL No. 3 Com. Cedar
Delivered in truck load of not less
than 5000 Bd. ft. to Myrtle Creek
Roseburg for above price.
Doughty Bros. Lumber Co.
Phone 9-8818
1 14 Miles South of Dillard
Make your packages
as lovely
as your gifts!!' t
NoiicnosslJift wrappings
"with tags, seals and ribbons
tomatetoi
Clamorous N0RCR0SS gift wrappings that
will male jour gifts seem extra special. Glitter)"
designs, picture packages, traditional patterns,
each designed with its own tag and matching
ribbon for a delightful Christmas ensemble.
ROSEBURG
241 NORTH JACKSON
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For A New Subscriber
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For Rates, Phone 2-2631
tack while in Mexico the day after
Thanksgiving and was In a Mexico
City hospital for one day.
Cake was ranked second on Ei
senhower's list of advisers, start
ing before the general's nomina-'
tion and continuing until only re
cently He said he plans to spend a week
resting at a Metolius River resort.
THREE SETS TWINS
CAGLIARI, Sardinia Wl Un
employed father Amodeo Cau
came to the city hall rather proud
ly Saturday to report the birth of
twins. They are the third pair of
twins he has registered in four
years.
SPECIALS
IN UNIT LOTS
Fir
Com
$20 per M
.$17 per M
$20 per M
$45 per M
Fir
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