The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, December 21, 1953, Image 14

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    14 Th Newi-Reriew, Roseburg, Ore. Man. Dec. 21, 1953
Inventories, Layoffs, Color
Television Pose Problems
For Businessmen This Week
By WALTER BREEDE JR.
NEW YORK Wl Inventories
layoff! and color television posed
problems for businessmen this
week. But there was a new air of
confidence in the future
Some economists and industry
leaders, taxing a long-range view,
professed to see the first faint stir
rings of I business pickup which,
they said, might blossom out by
. apnngtime.
This optimism highlighted a
' week in which the general pattern
of business was thoroughly mixed.
With Ford joining Chevrolet in
a forced-draft production of 1954
models, auto output picked up 16
per cent Curtailed operations were
in prospect for the next two weeks
because oi uirismas ana -jvew
Year's. ;
Steel production was scheduled
at 85 per cent of capacity down
J.T per cent from the actual oper
ating rate of the week before.
Oaf drilling activity rose to a new
high; volume of check clearings
moved up sharply; money in cir
culation set a record for the third
consecutive week.
exceeded only by the bumper yield
of IMS.
Agriculture Secretary Benson
Raid the nation faces a serious farm
surplus because "someone miscal
culated our prooucuon neeos.
Optimistic statements came
from the heads of the nation's two
biggest manufacturers of electri
cal eauiDment.
Ralph G. Cordiner, president of
General Electric -0., said jus
company's sales will top three bil
lion dollars this year up 25 per
cent from 1952 and next year
they'll be helped by a 5 per cent
rise in non-defense business.
Gwilym A. Price of Westinghouse
said sales next year "are expect
ed to reach the highest peak in
the company's history."
Log Fire Nipped
At Myrtle Creek
By RUTH M. EVANS "
A small log fire at West Fork
Retaa trade gained momentum w" '2"? 10 " V0.
as me CJmstmas eve shopping
deadline drew near.
The week brought a fistful of im
mediate problems. There were new
iayoHs an one auto industry. Chrys
ler, which jumped into production
of 1954 models several weeks ahead
of its two big competitors, sent
home an estimated 8,000 men (un
ion sources said it was 9.000) at
its Dodge. Da Soto and Chrysler
Dlants. This makes at least 13.000
laid off by Chrysler in the last two PV the" Craw
iMiU;i. (T. fords and their six children are
U1V1.U'IV nuw-iaiiD .V, V1ID VJL
Chrysler's suppliers, announced
Nugent, shop foreman.
The fire burned a few cull logs
and resulted in little damage. It
started early in the morning and
was quenched by noon, Nugent
aaia.
AnoHwr Fire
A more devastating fire destroy
ed the home and possessions of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crawford on
South Myrtle Road the previous
plans for laying off 4.000 employes
during Christmas week. Brightest
pot in cne auto industry was word
of a sizable drop tn new car inventories.
Some 5,000 workers in the elec
tronics industry were furloughed.
Manufacturers blamed a year-end
lump in sales of television sets.
The problem of farm surpluses
eame into sharper focus.
The department of agriculture
reported that total U.S. crops this
year equaled the nation's second
largest harvest on record anil were
RECORD FLIGHT .
LONDON Wl The Royal Aero
Club announced Friday an RAF
Canberra flew from London to
Capetown in 12 hours, 21 minutes.
3.8 seconds for an average speed
of 486.6 miles an hour. The 6,009
mile Sight was made Thursday.
Subject to confirmation, it consti
tutes a new record for the route.
staying with Crawford's sister.
Mrs. John Young, at Weeks Traots
In Myrtle Creek. It is reported
the house was a total loss.
The Rev. lluiold Burrelson ar
rived in Myrtle Creek Sunday.
Dec. 12 to spend the holidays at
his home. He has been in Ocean
side, Calif., conducting evangelis
tic meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walsh of
Portland were weekend guests re
cently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Doud in Tri-Citv. Mrs.
Walsh is Doud's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W- Lindsav
returned to their home Dec 16
from Sacramento. Calif. The Lind-
says were called to the bedside
of Lindsay's sister, Mrs. Katie
render, who was seriously m. Her
condition has not improved.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
are the parents of a babv girl.
born at the Myrtle Creek Hospital
uec. its. me Daoy weighed 8
pounds 13 ounces and was named
Barbara Ann.
WSCS HAS DINNER
AND PARTY IN
SUTHERLIN THURSDAY
The WSCS held a poUuck din
ner and Christmas party at the
Sutherlin Methodist Church social
rooms, Thursday with Mrs. L.
SheffeJ, Mrs. Henretta Beswick
and Mrs. Harold Jones as host
esses. The table decorations car
ried out the Christmas theme and
a lighted Christmas tree was ar
ranged in one corner of the large
room.
The Rev. Mr. Bove bad the de
votional on the spint of Christ
mas. Mrs. French and Mrs.
Church gave the program.
Those present told of the most
outstanding Christmas they had
bad.
The next business meeting will
be Thursday, Jan. 14.
TWO CIRCLES TO HAVE
JOINT CHRISTMAS PARTY
Kevstone Circle and Wesleyan
Service Guild of the First Metho
dist Church wiU have a joint
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Earl Wiley, 809 So. Kane
St., at 8 o'clock tonight. Gifts,!
not to exceed SI, will be exchang
ed. Members are urged to at
tend. U OF O MOTHERS CLUB
PLAN DESSERT-SUPPER
University of Oregon Mothers
Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at
the home of Mrs. Sie Fett. 1605
Harvard Ave., for a dessert-sun- i
per. Mrs. H. J. Winters and Mrs.
J. A. Gibson will assist. Members
are to bring packages for the Sal
vation Army.
They'll Do It Every. Time . By. Jimmy Hatlo
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BPWC CARD PARTY
AT HOSPITAL TUESDAY
BPWC sponsored card party will
he held in the recreation hall of
the VA Hospital from 7:30 to 9:30
Tuesday evening. Ketresnments
will be served. Ann storrs is cnair-
man.
FARM BUREAU PARTY
AT AZALEA GRANGE
IS TUESDAY NIGHT
The Farm Bureau will hold its
Christmas party at ' the Azalea
Grange Hall Tuesday evening.
There will be an exchange of gifts,
program and refreshments. Dor
othy Clayton has charge of the
party.
JUNIOR HIGH PTA
TO BE TUESDAY
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Junior High School PTA Christ
mas program will be presented
Tuesday evening in the auditori
um.
RIVERSDALE SCHOOL
PROGRAM IS TUESDAY
Riversdale School Ohristmas
WHAT TO DO? H. Arnold Jackson holds two wounded quail
brought in by his pointers, Tip and Brownie. The retrievers seem
to be wondering what the Greenwich, Conn., hunter plans to do
with the birds. He released them in no-hunting area. (NEA)
Loca
News
Classified Section
Real Estate 1
' Own Your Own Home
1.
YOU'D NEVER BELIEVE IT New
3 large Dearoom rre.n jw
with dinette, hardwood floors, fire
place, lucnm timmm, wn.
ing, and load of bull Urn. One-half
acre of choice garden eott. You owe
It to yourself to aee this home and
compare at wm pnw
Terms.
2.
W RAPIDLY EXPANDING DILLARD
AREA Nearly new 3 bedroom home
located two bloeku from new school
and itore. Haa large Uvlnf room,
utility, attached carafe. On. generous
tied lot Ideally milted to larger ism
Uy. Priced to move at $9,500.
COZY OLDER THREE BEDROOM
home close in Excellent condition
throughout with economical sawdust
central heating, full basement. Has
fireplace, extra Iitrge living and dining
rooms. An abundance of storage, and
detached garage. If you want ultimate
in comfort with economy, let ua show
you this fine home today. Price with
terms sta.uw. ;
SHORT REALTY
STANLEY B. SHOUT
REALTOR
130 Wt Oil
To Eugane Mrs. C. A. Rick-
ctts, Mrs. Burton Holt and Mrs.
W. B. Baldridge drove to Eugene
rnursaay to visit friends
Camp Fire Office Closes Mrs
0. E. Amundson, Camp Fire ex
ecutive oirector, has announced
her office will be closed from Dec.
23 to Jan. 4.
Home From College Tom
Keel, who attends Willamette Un
iversity at Salem, arrived home
Friday to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr and Mrs. Vern
Keel.
Bring House Guest Zona and
Willa Wilshire, who attend OSC,
and a fellow student, Richard B.
Carr, of Missoula, Mont., arrived
in Roseburg Saturday to spend
vacation with the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wil-!
shire, 1235 Princeton.
From Minnesota Mrs. Olga
Johnson of Big Falls, Minn., will
arrive in Roseburg Wednesday,
Dec. 23, to spend the holidays
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson.
Here For Vacation Kathleen
Kilkenny, student at Marylhurst
program will be presented at 8 College near Oswego, Ore., ar-
p.m. Tuesday at the school.
Graduate School
Resources Pooled
By West's States
gALEM im Increasing costs
of higher education nuke it import
ant lor Oregon to take advantage
of the new system under which
Western states pool their graduate
school resources. Dr. William C.
Jones, Eugene, executive director
of the Western Commission for
Higher Education, said here Friday.
ur. Jones spoke to 50 .adminis
trators of state and private col
leges and public offioials.
bight states now are in the pro
gram, under which the states open
up their graduate schools to stu
dents from the other states. They
are Arizona, New Mexico. Oregon,
Idaho, Utah. Montania, Wyoming
ana loioraao.
"It is necessarv." Jones Raid
"for each state to develoD tlio.se
graduate schools for which it pos
sesses advantages, and to stay out
oi me ticms in which other states
have advantages."
Jones said the meeting was a
"trial balloon," being the first of
several meetings to be held in each
state in the compact.
Other speakers included Chan
cellor Charles D. Byrne of the
maie system ot Higher Education;
Dean F. L. G-ilfillan of Oregon
State College; and State Sen. Dean
ii. walker, Independence.
Oregon already is ApnHinir .hi.
dents to Colorado A. 1 II. College
w aiuuy veterinary -medicine.
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HIGH COURT This is the first picture made of the United States Supreme Court
since former Governor of California Earl Warren took office as Chief Justice. Front
row, left to right: Felix Frankfurter, Hugo Black, Chief Justice Earl Warren, Stanley
Keed and William O. Douglas. Bock row, left to right: Tom Clark, Robert H. Jackson,
Harold Burton, Sherman Minton.
POINSETTIAS
That Reflect The True
Glory Of Christmas
AZALEAS
ASSORTED ARRANGEMENTS
CYCLAMENS
AND, as always, Umpqua Florist hm
the largest stock of cut flowers In
RofteburK, kept fresh through mod
ern refrigeration.
UMPQUA FLORIST
322 N. JukKn Phone 3-4343
rived Friday night to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Kilkenny.
Girls Arrive From Linfield
Margaret Cooper, Margar
et Davie and Virginia
Cyrus, who attend Linfield College
in McMtnnvidie, arrived in Rose
burg Friday night to spend the
vacation with their families.
To California Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Schrader left Friday nicht
for Bakersfieid, Ventura and Los
Angeles, Calif., for a two-week
vacation. They will spend the hol
idays with relatives.
Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Lewis and children. Linda
Mike and Rosemary, left Sunday
for Medford, where they will
spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis
and her mother, Mrs. L. McGrew.
From Denver Mrs. H. A. Al
ford and her sisler, Mrs. L. J.
Fullerton drove to F.ugene Fri
day to meet the latter's daugh
ter. Mollie, who arrived by train
from Denver, Colo, where she
attends Colorado Woman's College.
Sunday Guests YNSN and
Mrs. Don Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Marstcrs and daugh
ter, Myrna, visited in the Green
District at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Greenlee. Don, a ne
phew of Mrs. Greenlee, is home
on leave from the navy.
Move To California Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Cloud and daughter,
Kva. loft MondaV morning fori 5 Hnu nr wnrH
Temple City, Calif. They will stop j 3 ow , word
enroute to visit relatives in Mo- . A ' .
desto over the holidays. Thejf dov
Clouds moved here from Modesto I 5 dov word
two years ago and arc returning! 6 '''W p'r worl
rl,fc,?. thC'r h0me southerni Line od, per line o day ..
Pick a Present
GIFTS FOR
A FRIEND
10
FOR SALE At Roseburr Book Store,
xoncaue urug, urain enterprise and
Elkton Store, Jen Carlson's exciting
novel "THRU THE DUST" an ex
cellent Christmas Gift. Help a local
Author boost her sales-
CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS
GIFTS FOR THE
FAMILY
OREGON MYRTLE WOOD NOVEL
TIES at Mrs. Ormsby's, Oakland,
Oregon, Box25I. Plv2703.
MVRTLEWOOD GIFTS. 324 K. Wash
Ins (on St.
CLASSIFIED RATES
PHONE 2-2631
Effective Hay 1, 1033
LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Advertising pieced from within
Roieburg tride area
Minimum ehirge for any one ad U 90c
1 day per word
5c
7c
9c
1 1c
12c
13c
18c
GIFTS FOR ALL
GIVE A LIVING
GIFT
; A SHRUB FROM
LEHNE NURSERY
GARDEN VALLEY PH. 3-3987
GIFTS FOR
CHILDREN
u
Toyland
Is Open
AT
Jack Fariss & Son
MAKE YOim SELECTION EARLY,
and uie our convenient LAYAWAY
PLAN.
JACK FARISS & SON
Highway flf. N. Ph. 3-3102
Open Evenlnas Til B
ALL ABOARD
THE BEST STOP
FOR
LIONEL TRAINS
SEE THEM NOW AT
TROWBRIDGE
ELECTRIC CO.
Ph. 3-5531
l.K N. Jack;
WANTED
WILL give $5 trade (n for old worn out
bike on a new Sehwinn bicycle. Al's
Bike Shop, between Dairy Queen and
Farm Bureau. Phone 3-4023.
COLUMBIA bicycle, knee action, front
iraei, speeaomeier. uk new. cost
$100.aell $50. 2-2931.
LIONEL TRAIN, $30. 1321 FalrSt.
E
UJIFTS FOR
THE HOME
ELECTROLUX
Cleaners Polishers
ORVILLE JOHN
Authorized Renreftentatlve
17M Harvard Phone 1-3101
Christmas Special
11 cu. ft Admiral upright home freer-
r. Reg. HW.m. now. S2PII95. see at
Kier Crooch Plumbing, 230 N. Stephens.
Line ad, repeat insertion, per day c
Stops Enroute Mr and Mrs " L,ne ad- p" ,ine' mon'h 2 35
V. J M alnnov n nii rl i CLASSIFIED
tagc Grove spent Saturday night; Fir5t Insertion, per col Inch .... S
at rne nome ot ner hrolhor-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Road. Sunday they left or Mo
desto. Calif., to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Maloney's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Roberta, formerly
of Roseburg.
60
Repeat insertions, per col. inch 80
I col. Inch per month S20.80
National Classified Advertising
5c per word, no repeat rate
1 4c per line, no repeat rata
DEADLINE
11:00 A. M. dv rrrvtnu to publication
ADJUSTMENTS
Tha If your advertisement appears incor-
Junior Woman'a rlk
f . , K . recti
t1""1"' nieeiinR 01 me KOSe-; , , rp0w. ,r more (h.n on,
l)UrR Junior Woman S Clllb Will1 incorrect insertion. Such responalbllttr
IS limited to refund of price pata or
correct Insertion of advertisement.
REFl-Nfin WILL NOT BE flELD
MORE THAN SO DATS
be held Tuesday. Dec. 22. at 8:00
p.m. at the clubhouse. The main
feature of the evening will be the
singing of carols at the hospitals
and Riversdale Sanitarium. Each
one is asked to bring her own
sandwiches.
Return From California Mr
and Mrs. J. K. Young of Melrose
are home from California, where
they visited Mr. Young's mother,
Mrs. S. E. Young, in Pasadena;
and Mrs. Young's brother and
sis(er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Johnson, in Clarcmont. At Helena
Oregon's Welfare Budget
Reported Badly Strained
PORTLAND OP Oregon's wel
fare budget is straining under un
employment and rising costs, the
State Welfare Commission was told
Friday.
Administrator Loa Howard Ma
son said payments for general and
I medical assistance and aid to de-
wiic guests oi .sir. i oung s I pendent children are increasing,
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mason reported that at
Mrs. Paul Young. Their son, Jim, i tempts are being made to find
who attends San Francisco Scm-: son,c ""employ" fathers who
inarv nini tk.n. . i. , , t have disappeared so their families
inary, joined them at his uncle's can gct fare ,s,isunce.
home and returned to Roseburg! The commission voted J23.898 to
Real Estate
TRADE
FOR MEDFORD PROPERTY. W have
cozy 2-bertroom home? with large
. living-dining room with fireplace. Nice
kitchen, large bath, 2 Is. bedroom
nd attach, garage. Lovely lawn,
Mhrubt and picnic area. Beautiful view
without much hill.
FIJIjLERTON REALTY
.11 1 W. Cana Ph. 2-2691
LOT IN HUCREST
LARGE LOT. beautiful location. FHA
approved. Paved ttrcet, t1500., term.
See
L B. HICKS, REAL ESTATE
1B73 Harvard Ave. Ph. 3-4.13B
WHEN IT'S YOUR MOVE CALL US
$750 DOWN
3 BEDROOM MODERN home on Jack
on St. City ewer. fenced yard, 4jO.
full price, payments tM. per month
Including interest. Hurry -Vacant now.
Lloyd A. Wilson, Realtor
931 S. Stephens Ph. M578
STARTER' HOl'SE, 2 rooms livsble and
furnished. Concrete driveway and
steps. Walking distance from town.
Good Iocs t Ion and v.ew lot, 1300
terms. Phone 3-8-UO.
SELL3000T"equity for" S2000 modern.
4-bed room; balance KMOO at $50 per
month. Write or inquire US W. Plea
tant, Roseburg.
FOR "SALE OR "RENT. Oak"lVrid7Ore
gon. Modern 2-bedroom home, easy
terms. Ph. 3-29. Rotebunr
BUILDING LOTS, restricted. 1100. down.
t'itv water Fh. tjkm
LOTS for salt, free soil. Phont 3-3218.
with his parents (or the holidays. I help Lane County make up its wel j missioners said.
fare budget. Part of the county's
difficulty may be underestimation
of its welfare needs, welfare com-
VALLEY REAL ESTATE
Valley Real Estate no-sell
'em Xmas gifts. Conflict
ing stories have us in a
quandary about Santa but
we are certain about the
values of the following
properties. v
Deer And Xmas Trees
A "SOFTEE" SHOULD NOT buy thla
one, but If you are "rugged" and like
the out-of-door's tills la the place.
120 Acres of baby Xmas tr Abvt
1900 feet of river frontage. Main road
through the property. Wonderful re
creation fact!! tie. Big Buck' and Lots
of Fish. S3.200.00 One load of Xmas
trees should pay for t place, uravi
ty flow spring water. V.-e think there
is a rustic home and 'vabin included.
Let 'a take a Look
No Down Payment
ON T EDGE OF ROSEBURG. A
large,narled old oak" with a "Mar
shall Plan growth of mistletoe." A
most wonderful place to greet your
wife! Neat, modern, two bedroom
home that is clean end cozy Inside.
Garage. Woodshed. Some Furniture.
S6.800. $75.00 per month.
New Trades
1 SMALL home on West tide for
cheap trailer house.
1S52 TRAILER toward furnished
home.
' LARGE lot in Myrtle Creek for
"What have you?"
Listings
VIV. VALLEY REAL ESTATE could
use tome more good listings. In solte
of the hub-bub of Holiday shopping
Salesmen Sweely and Clumpner sold
four properties la.t week. They would
iik to go hi worn on your listing.
GALLEY REAL ESTATE
.113 tt. CASS
Phone 3-4055
Evenings Phone
Salesman, Clumpner Canyonvllle 2852
Salesman and Mgr., Sconce 3-3863
Salesman Sweely 3-640B
When Its Your Move
Call Us:
VACANT 1-BEDROOM home In Wesf
noseourg uisi. it nas living room
Dining room and kitchen combined,
Bath with tub and ahowar, utility
room) i unary trays, on lurnace,
elect, water heater. Paved street.
concrete foundation, quick posxes-
a.un. :iK3. v-an De DOUgni KIT 11UW.
down. Can show anytime.
Vacant - Quick Possession
1.33 ACRES ON CALKINS ROAD. Plus
a good looking a bedroom home. Liv
ing room ana aining room combined.
Nice kitchen, bath room with tub,
utility, room, home built In 1950. Con
crete foundation. Furnace, paved rd.
Insulated. Out of town owner. A rood
bjy at WM. $1750. Down. Key In our
on tee. 11 ua inow you.
3 Bedroom Home
(730. Only 1345. Down Payment. This
home has 3 bedrooms. Living room,
kitchen, bath room with tub. Garage.
A good buy.
When Buying or Selling Real Estate lee
L. B. HICKS
REAL ESTATE
1673 HARVARD AVE. PH. 3-4350
Located In
Weet Boseburg's, Fast Growing District
Open all day Saturdays
SEITZ & McTAGGART
ATTRACTIVE WEST SIDE 2-bedroom
home, hardwood floors, fireplace, all
large rooms. Level lot. garage. V block
to store and bus, fO7S0.
MODERN DUPLEX Move In ont be-
lore A ma. Rent the other. Each du
plex has good -sized living room, bed
room, bath and kitchen. Electric
range, fireplace, Venetian bllnda. Lot
large enough for another unit. Only
13,500. with good terms.
3055 HA-vard Ave. Ph. S-.uftl
Eve.Jb Sun. Call Sophia Suine 3-3762
MAGNESS REAL ESTATE
Plan Now For Your
- Retirement
WE - HAVE THE BEST ACREAGE Willi
style homea In the Slate. The place
Is all river bottom with S acres in
berimi rranquette walnuts. There la
a family orchard of fruit and about
3 acres In alfalfa 110 acres altotetheri
The house Is huh and dry above flood
water. There la a partial basement
with a wood furnace. There la plenty
of food water for house and IrHsation
The home commends a sweeping view
of all the country side. You must pisn
your future; ownlni an Income acrease
Is security lor old aie. Come In and
let us tslk over terms. $13,000. full
price. Liberal term.
YOI'H LISTINGS WITH VS ARE
........., , ,i,rnss. BROKER
TOO S. Stephens Disl 3-.V140
-T 'I?U2: . Dial j-soil
home. o,. , on w, , J, t"5
sewer, sawdust p.ped rurnsce a si
oil neater, tiectrlc ranfe ,a ""
fncerator separate taraie wmtn?,,
trees, utility witn tub, w.1,.'
er nresi. siuto triwn - Bsi m ".
monui plus interest. Call Man
Real Estate
1
Realtor's Tips
J BEDROOM HOME Large 100 X 200
loot 101, nirawoua i.uui-i -r- -
bedroom closets, formica -drain
boards, wired for eleotric range,
automatic washer, dryer, fully Pe
tered and insulated, separate garage,
outdoor fireplace, close In, and on
bus line. Total price' 8300., owner may
consider 7S0 down to reliable party.
-BEDROOM HOME 100 ft. front
age, hardwood floor, detached ga
rage, well larfilscaped, wall-to-wall
carpet tn living room, on bus line.
Total price tl 0.000., terms,
GREEN DISTBICT 5 acres, unfin
ished 2 bedroom house with fire
place. Desirable location for home
and subdivision City water and also
good drilled well. Priced at 000..
glMO down or owner may take m
goad house trailer In trade.
GREEN DISTRICT Vtw 3-bedroom
t home on good lot, in desirable lo
cation. Hardwood floors, electric heat,
inside utility, formica drainboards,
fireplace, fully plastered. Insulated.
Priced at $12,000., FHA or compar
able terms.
WEST ROSEBURG bedroom home
on corner lot This an exceptionally
good buy at 9&W0 when you consider
the location, shade trees, automatic
washer, drier, electric range, dinette
act, niuneroiu other piece of furni
ture, electric heat. Inside utility, well
built comfortable home, separate ga
rage, work shop, storage room, ce
ramic tile drain boards. Owner may
consider down payment of SI 500. to
reliable party.
5.5 ACRE LOT 102.5O down. Balance
9&J.W per monin inciuumg uncicit,
? miles approx. from Roseburg.
Douglas County
Realty
CRAIG I SHORT BARNEY A. ROOT
DICK STEVENSON SALESMAN
436 S. Stephens Phone 3-4020
Evenings and holidays Phone 3-8744
-THE FINEST GIFT
FOR YOUR FAMILY (or for someone
who needs a "lift" on his housing)
Is this sparkling new home for only
, $750. down. It has a bright kitchen
with double sink and spray, durable
polished Oak floors, attached garage
that wilt keep you out of the rain, and
insulation for year 'round comfort.
Big 100 x 135 lot. Get on your feet
now with this 2 bedroom rentbeater
and move in for Christmas. Owner wilt
carry the balance of $7150. We'll wrap
the key with ribbon for you.
DIAL 3-3412
NEW 2-bedroom home. Lots of bulltlna
and lots of room. Attached garage,
large lot. This is really a nice home.
5 mites out. Lots of good water, A
good buy at $7000. Only $750: down,
$75. month. Stop paying high rent
and see
UNITED REALTY
74!) S. Stephens Ph. .1-3123
NICE BLDO. lots, water, electricity and
sewe"; senooL ft s-wsz
Rentals
FOR .KENT OR LEASE New 3-bed
room home on river, l acre of ground.
Vicinity of Fisher Road. $125. per mo.
Phone 3-4646.
FURNISHED APT., with private bath.
blocks from Telephone t-o. Call
TWO BEDROOM, unfurnished house,
walking distance to town, $65. per
month. No drinkers. Couple preferred.
Phone 3-3220.
FOR RENT 3 room modern furnish
ed cabin, 14 miles North Umpqua
Highway, near Glide, 1 child permit
ted. Phone 3-6088.
CLEAN, warm sleeping rooms with or
without oath; light housekeeping
rooms' and apts. Hotel Valley, 305 N.
Jack sop, ph. 2-9143.
LARGE, furnished housekeeping room.
Walking distance to town, $40 month.
748 Short St.
ATTR ACT I V E , s m ii II 1 bed roo m a p tT,
river view, 1 mile from city, $63.
Call 3-S365 or 3-1056. Adults.
MODERN 3 bedroom furnished or un
furnished apt. at Lookingglass, Ph.
3-7803.
TWO-3 room houses with baths for rent.
Apply 121 Currier. 1 block S. of Log
Cabin Store on Highway 09 N.
THREE ROOM apt partly furnished.
(.onvenfent to shopping and bus line.
1913 Fairmont Ave.
CLEAN sleeping room for' lady. Might
consider some mews, fnone d-SOM or
724Cobb.
FOR RENT trailer space, largeimon
City sewer. New Moon Trailer Court,
2fl25 N. Stephena.
DUPLEX. 3 roomi. partly furnished.
Will have to see to appreciate at the
price. 3-4046
WARM sleeping rooms, single or dou-
oie. at Dens, iw spruce at foot or
Washington.
THREE room furnished cottages with
wain. mi3o i room wun Kitchenette.
Cottage Court. Winston.
UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom apCeiecT
trie heat. $47 to $50 50 monlfl. rair
haven Apts. Phone 3-0022.
SMALL, furnished upstairs apt $40.
M.uum. uuiuici psio. ist ivan si. or
FURNISHED CABINS by week, $10.
and up. Highway 99, 3 mtlei north.
Pacific Cabins, Phone 3-3742.
TRUCKS OR CARS for rent Short or
3 741$. "ntJ Co. Ph.
THREE ROOM, furnished house. Clean
a aaum, no drinking or pels. 547 S.
Stephens. 2-3270.
ATTRACTIvE, comfortable room for
reni. iaunary and Kitchen privilege!
ii uciinu, liow in. rn. j-ina.
FOUR BEDROOM house, near Court
nouse. u. tan ouy tne furniture.
Dial 3-6522.
MODERN, furnished I bedroom duplex,
" aniii cnu welcome, fnone
.V6979.
4-ROOM HOUSE, service porch. Frank
v.nnmirr, minSTOn, tn. S-84W.
THREE ROOM ipt. Range and refrig
erator. Adults. 4ZO n, Jackson.
FURNISHED apt 541 S. Pine. Phone
$80. LARGE, unfurnished
house.
NICE SLEEPING
Mill.
ROOMS. 705"
ROOMS. Private entrance. 1203 NTjack".
son.
Furnished apts." tor coupi novels?
ACL Sherlock, Winston Section.
FURNISHED 4-roo!nhouier Inquire 1962
Eden Lane. Oldfketd.
CLEAN, furnished one room apt, prl
vate entrance, 145823 S. Pine.
SEEPING ROOMS for-itlemeHr"j2
UNFURNISHED APT. 4-r"ooms. stove
furnished, utilities nairf am Pi,u.PiAn
ONE BEDROOM house, unfurnished:
Adults. Inouire SOD ChMinui
ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished house".
MS. a monlh. 1403 W. 2nd SI
NEW, modern 2 bedroom home on west-
WOULD like nice elderly lady to room
and board. Box flia Nim.hM
WA"M- cln keeping rooms for men?
ftiSSHE? APT- 3 rooms and bsth?
508 N, Pine.
aon' ,urnlB,10BNrJiick-
fWObROOMnulosVInTlooel
location. Call 3-4M3.
TWO ROOM CABIN. "moTtlyiihed;
no bathS30. per month.Call 3-775;!.
TO RENT 3 bedroom house with cre?
monlh. Phone 3-01V3.
UNFURNISHED. 'niaIIh(WMforinl
Tat couple. Phone 2-.1107
CLEAN, unfurnished 1 -bedroom apt
wun stoves. MA. 823 . Pine.
HOUSE FOR RENT. Ph"a.70M""
TWO bed room house. Phone 2-SOT
TWO BEDROOM APT. WiW
Garnant ApU.. Sutherlin.
ROOMfor gentiemaa? 43
HOUSEKEEPING BOOfiC'