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Newspaper Page Texto 14 The Newi-Revlew, Roicburg, Showdown Vote On Public Vs. Private Power Scheduled Tuesday In Washington City By JERRY O'BRIEN COI.VII.I.K (i PuWie and pri vate power, one of which has been a favored companion of virlaully all Washington Male politicians, siand alone at Ihe noils Tuesday ' in the hottest election this area ! The G80 residents of Norlhport lias ever seen. i Set their power from the IHJD and there are suggestions that the ( so do many of the farmers. The outcome may intluence Ihe stra-: private utility claims more than leuy of every Northwest candi-1 3,000 customers, the I'UD about dale next year and may even he-; 2.400. I'nvale and public kilowatts come an item for consideration in zip side by side on parallel lines national policy of both parties, i in parts of the county. The PUD The 18,500 citizens of Stevens buys power from the federal Bon Pubiic Utility District. eville Power Administration; the After three years together, they WPP has two generating facili have come to a conclusion: "The I ties on the county border, place isn't big enough for both of1 WWP rales are lower but the us." i PUD has promised to match they decided one must go and them if it wins the election and that voters should say "yes" or j gels the more lucrative city cus "no" next Tuesday to this propo- Homers. (ion: I "Shall Public Utility District No. 1 sell all its electrical trans mission, distribution and associat ed properties to the Washington Water 1'ower Co. for $2,905,000?" It's the first time that voters power - conscious Washington have had a chance to cast so nre-I cise a ballot on an issue that hast been a vehicle for candidates in i every election for years. I If 60 per cent vole "yes" , the private utility will pay the cash and take over everything. If the "nayes" have it, the WWP by agreement will sell out to public power lor $3,100,000. The campaign has rajf'd day ; and niyht for two months since nv-jif al attorneys worked up the sola lion. A near-recoru number oi , 6!H) voters have registered and nearly 80 per cent are expected to turn out. The argument lias been bitterly hot, has turned friends lo enemies, plil families and dominated con versation in a county hit by the coldest November weather in 50 years. The WWP servni Colville, the Lt. CoL Paul Lilcs Court Martial Trial Opens Monday On Collaboration Charges By LEROY HITTLE FORT LEWIS 11 The court martial of Lt. Col. Paul V. Liles, a West Point graduate, opens here .Monday before a 12-man court of Army officers. In a pre-trial interview Satur day, the 39-year-old Birmingham, Ala., career soldier said he will plead innocent to Army charges that he collaborated with the ene my while a prisoner of war in Korea. Liles is the first graduate of the Military Academy lo (ace such i charges. An Army Inwyur has been Rent here from the Pentagon to help try him. Approximately 80 witnesses are standing by. Some will appear for the Army, some in Liles' behalf. The trial is ex pected to last four weeks. Released from a North Korean prisoner of war camp mure than two years ago, Liles said he was, "glad to see the trial come final-1 ly" so he would have a chance to explain incidents that happened five years ago. "I'm quite sure I'll he able to do it," the Fort Lewis special serv ice officer added. Liles, who wears the Legion of Merit, the bronze star with oak leaf and the soldier's medal, was captured by Chinese Communists Oct. 28, !)50. He was serving as military advisor lo the Republic of Korea's 2nd Regiment when the Chinese entered Ihe war, swarmed southward pud overrun the ROKs, He regained his freedom Sept. 1, 1953 in operation big switch. One of the Army charges ac cuses Liles of trying lo promote Red Newsmen Paster Credits By A. ROBERT SMITH Newi Rtview Carrttpondtnt WASHINGTON Seven visit in? mis.suin newspjipcrmen who were nawied out hy senators on t apit jiiu were vinuy moved hv the op posite treatment they received last Sumlav from memhers of a small Washington church where they at-! tended services. I The Soviet reporter srtd editors heart! a sermon on "Forgiveness" hy the Hev. i "onion I'oshv, and later greeted lhe minister with a warmth that indicated their re-1 snonse When one ol the memhers of the f'tnil-.h ill III.. S:.-ivirtnr lnl.f ..uL-.wl Urn Knlish-speakini: memher of : m a faith that (.ml has called them -f)wf !,';,,1.,','s- P''nahly ahout the vistliiiK tleleLjation whether he to do liis wdl in the world; that ! ,;!j'sn ' , r t would please t;ike hack to Itussia to ascertain His will thev must i lhl' U':,s i-c'-tTal, (at re Ihe expressed love of the Amen- spend dadv nenods in nraver- th:.t ! tvfrin from a heart attack can oeonle. the Russian orornKed to do so as tears edticd fumi the corners of his eyes and tumbled down his cheeks Sermon Stlecttd Erlir The minister was not notified uulil the previous dav that the newsmen would he in his eon i; re na tion, and his sermon topic had liccn selected earlier in the week. lie and memhers oi his church are firmly eotmmvd that the Lord had Ihe situation well in hand to have hroiuht the So let visitors lo their church on the occasion ot sermon on forgiveness. Moreover, they were attendini; worship services in a congregation thai is ractaliv mieiMaied Un learned that in the Church of the Sax tor. tei!roes, Caucasians and Orientals pray to Cod side hy side lhe t hnrch of the Saviour is not affiliated with any of the Protes tant denominations U is an eciiot- euical church, affiliated with the .National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churche Impressed By Movie Ihe Itussians earlier tn their 1'niled Stales lour had seen lhe 0r. Mon., Nov. 21, 195S county scat with a population of 3,010; Kettle Kalis I70U) and Marc us (300). C'hcwclah (1,71)0), the county's second largest town, has its own municipal uismouuon sys- tern and buys power from WWP. Kinsey M. Kohinson, the crusau ing president of Washington Wat er Power, has made scores of speeches and statements on the oroDosition. contending an import ant principle is involved as well as lax uoiiars lor ine couniy. WPA admittedly has spent hun dreds of dollars to personally "in form" the voter. The PUD has called it an outside invasion of local government, an attempt to sleal what ine people nave ouni themselves. The WWP pictures it self as a local, tax-paying citizen who can do the job better and cheaper. Surely the people oi Stevens county are not Koing lo let an army ' 'door knockers' sell them this mil oi goons. siornieu v,nanr , Hoddc, a public power leader and j NKW CASTLK, Ind.'iffi Jeer former House speaker in the state ! iny strikers drove Saturday in cir Lenislalure. ! cles on streets around the Perfect Publisher Charles Graham's ! Circle Corp. piston rinf foundry, weekly Statesman-Examiner here! scene of a riot last month, but hasn't taken sides but feels there is ; their jeers didn't keep norrstrikers nrcvailine opinion "As manv see it. there won't be a great dollars and cents differ ence to the average citizen no mai ter which way it goes." disloyalty among American POWs by publicly saying: I want you prisoners to tell the Chinese anything they want to i know of a military nature at in-1 terrogations, as cooperation is best j and to not do so would cause us 1 to be Starved to death." i Liles said the Chinese employed! a method of mass starvation to force American prisoners into sub-1 mission. Witnesses at a previous iuuii iii.nu.li m:ie lesum-u uiai hundreds of prisoners at l'yoktong died of starvation and disease. j At another time, the Army i cnargeo, wies sam: "I would compose tellers lo the United Nations to end the war by establishing the .IHth parallel as a hmnwl.-irv nnri iuif Iwlr.-nir ull limit.,-! Nations troops from Korea." ! Liles also is accused of aiding the enemy bv narlirinatini! in thp ,', ;.. ;.!,.,.... ' i nr.inMH-.niln nP11 ,c ' ...j,,,, ! becoming a member' of the so- j ZL i. VUIIimuue sponsored bv the et emv. nrenar- ii e surren.hV iLaflrU wriliiiv nr. ides m.ikirm- rwor lir ks, n-fiiMn 1 to lake rharKO of I'OWs when lie i .,, h,. ,,.,. rfi,.(.r anil ill..n,l was mi Minor ni.Ki-r, anil allvnil- ...s , kivvm ,i, ur m-.is. ! In Ihe final charKe. the Army , accuses Liles of making disloval , stalcmenls in Dercmher of lflsl ! by lelhnii a mum of American prisoners; "You prisoners are goinj home, hut continue lo fiyht for peace. Tho United Stntes whs Ihe ares sor in Korea, ami the ('ornmunists were ilefemlinn helpless nations ayainsi ni'essiou, Go To Churc Act Of God liovie A Man Called Peter" and : were so impressed hy it that they asked their hosts to see M r s. ; Catherine Marshall, widow of th ' . .in .MiiiMiiin, wnose ine ma pic- Rire tlepicted. . This in turn led them lo the ( h,ir'h f the Saviour, where Mrs. ,;,,snJ',i freimenlly altemls serv- Aiming the many published t w'tMks ' Mrs- M.irshall is an arti- t'lt' w,m'h iMM-'U'ed in the Reader's I descnhtiii; this church and j ,ho tl,'l) "iimilinent of its mem-I btM's U) i'lirisl. What lh. ihu.i,,.,. f,.,i n 1 church whose memhers, like Peter lnrvl.ill 1 .1 1. to !ive 10 n.-r cm ,,f .h."..r ....w. income to the church is just the haste minimum in kiviiiu ihe Lord a practical priority in all the af- fairs of life. M.mh-r.hi , . ... ,. . , in nu- i. inn i it yues only to those willinc. to make these omuutinents. after thev h a v v completed a ear and half of studv m the church's school of Christum Iimik. which features courses m doctrine, development of a tmiver lite. Hihle, ethics and puhltc ex pression. TO mcudier and iKt to 1.-.0 who altemi services or are work .mi: ti.waiil tnemherslnp have an!1'"-: ernmenl. aunu.il ciiurch luiiiiie nf St.fiOt) Nearly a third ot this sties into I missions abroad or local imiieeu I of the church. ' , , - ; KusMau newMiien look hack lo their homeland, this is the Chris tian congregation which made s the in welcome and ocrh.itw con. ; veved to them the spirit of Cod who lovei nit men rind commands that lliey loe one another. OUT OUR WAIT -ili'P1" I t I WOULD HIT T S-S-ST WAIT, P- ' J KEEP'S VI HE'S BREATHW7 --. ZZ. T A VALUABLE PERSIAN V SOU OMLV "Tr 7,, :, t I V CAT.' HiS WIFE COMKEP HIM tfjgZ in X ,L -A WILL 6QWILP- COOP-THAT -, "" : .... LUCKV THERE'S V WEAPOM . Jtfg flwl NOBODY. UP ( A WOULP VTjffll I "'I'' !l ,.7. lfj THERE VET,' I . I STAGGER A 1 m ' 'v'Vl'l'- S- 7rrY JA ELEPHANT few 1 " itl'A1'' ''MmY''1 WHEN youp love to live forever . Jeering Strikers " C- .1.... l itIC I dWiViy from going lo work The demonstration was the strongest made by the strikers since the riot Oct. 5. in winch eiht persons were wounded in an exchange of gunfire after a mob of slrikers and strike sympathizers broke down a plant gate and over turned a nonstrikers' car. Chesley Juday. foundry mana ger, said I'm nonstrikers tinally entered the plant, some of them t by nudging through, although cars! were driving bumper to bumper in two circles, moving in opposite directions, Juday said a stone hit the car but nobody was hurt. Don Mallard, public relations man for the CIO United Auto Workers here, said he hadn't heard of the demonstration and declared t there had been no union plans for! it. I t Marooned Technicians a.. di-..J X:U CHAtu Are P,a8ued W,th 5n0W tl-vac -rut'it nn m ri ' Vw Mas' iS(MIU1 -Mi air force and civilian technicians and an Associated Press reporter marooned aboard this man- made radar island since Thursday bv strong wind and hi"h seas were beset Saturday by more trou- ble SHOW. ",e stin weamer Bureau said ?!l,,w Wlil spread into the New , r.ni.iami art a. urn in, i.iie ,aiur-1 clay niglil. Ihe weather mireau M;l "d Visibility OV(T tile WatlT Otf U" co.asl ,T .,U !e ?ir.ti ,!"?r" - ' pennteudent, said Kridav night f. .... ' .i. . . m a 1 ",S.BJS 'f s,ln Wl. cu, ,,0, (( lhe loo-foot hl,,i. r.i.,r ..I.,,..,,..,, raii.ir pi.lUilim. S l)ls W1.ri. ,UK,h c to apprnarh t. tmvor hrrause ot 1IK i'Tnlay . ' seas -.J, c,u: ci; Jordan iaVS lsrael' Soldier Killed In Fight JKilUSAl.KM W A lord;! II military sotiree eliarycd Saturday an Israeli killed lv the Arah l.e- K"m in it horder innttfiit Friday was one of six soldiers who crossed the horder and tried lo kidnap Aral) fanners. 'Ihe Israelis said the man killed was one of a party of farm work-i ers who accidentally crossed the horder in a jeep. The incident oc curred near l.ahav, a Jewish set tlement in the Ilehron area of the South .ludean Mills. The Jordan spokesman Rave this account : The Israelii penetrated Jordan territory for about .VI vards and tried lo kidnap lhe fanners. The Xmh inwuw arrit-mi :m. !h..r- a iHl mmule exchange of yunfire t-iash tided after Israeli rem-i foreements arrived and opened fire with three-inch mortars. Scn.lfor Lyndon Johnson T ' ... 0 riy I O Washington ,...,, , AIAIU OS, lex. i. Sen- ale .Majority Leader Lyndon John- s"n announced Saturday he will fly to Washington Oec. 1.1 to meet with I' resident Kisenhower and w ''eeti a lonn reM on hi ranch, matte the disclosure in an address at Southwest Texas Stale Teachers College's homecoming day: "If his and my health per- nuts." , 30,000 West Berlincrs j Rally In Protest Mov j m-:ill.l More than ;w.m i West IUm liners rallied m proiesi Saturday against failure of the ! Cenex a conference to unify Cer manv. The rallv held in front ,tiu' Wtst. H,;rh" M:j11 r ii.i(l i nc tunc 1. 1 1 uies iux i nit i . . .w. v-.. .... demonstration hv declaims it has i h,,'"- necessary to remind the. ! world that ttertnans will never he 1 satistieo with a imiueii noineiano ; - - i The farm population of the t'nit i ed Slates has heen reduced hy 10 million since 1910 while the na tional population ros from !2 mil i lion to more than KvS million. ........ TO"1 M . J S:KUI ; il ..''"''' LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Advertising placed from within Jioieburf trade arc Minimum charge for any ons ad la SOc CLASSIFIED RATES 1 day per word 5c Line ad, per line o day 18c Line ad, repeat insertion, per day 9c Line ad. per line, per month 2,35 2 days per word 7c 3 days per word - Vc 4 days per word . lie 5 days per word .. . I 2c 6 days per word 13c First insertion, per col. inch $1.60 Repeat insertion, per col. Inch 80 I col. inch per month $20.80 DISPLAY CLASSIFtfiO Notional Classified Advertiiinf 5c per word, no repeat rate 25c Der line, no rpneat rate DEADLINE UM A itL dj prevl0U, to put)hcItion ADJUSTMENTS " our nveruiement appcart Incor- r"tLv notifv i;i immediately We will rmi be reMwnsible for more than one mcorrct insertion. Such responsibility in limned la refund of price paid or correct Insertion of advert Isemeht. LEGAL NOTICE OF M'i:ri.l, ELECTION NUI'U'K UKRHBV IS taVK.N thnt th-'ie will e a spi-clal election in Ihe L'.ty of KuM-butK. Uiemni. nn rhursl;i, lei-ctnl)cr 6, liffi.'i, al which election thtri- will be submitted to the qualified voien of i.iul viiy the following two SrPar .ie propositions o whether or city hhall lie t in,- charter oi the ollimtng particular. ? to stection of ud charter n ti m autnorize ine common 1 to acquire, own, equip, operate -untan, wwa d.spos.l pUnu i'" ""' " "". "- ...n,lrull. numl, .upplmient ami oper- ,.K1B ,, new t..a i.clhlm. n rsi.nii, rai ana cii.,rK,.. the 11 i ot such laiuliiie and connect ions hereafter to lw madr rclo an 1 to enforce payment thereof l:cn iinn and aM!.-sinenti a;aint in miertii'ii served or hy other lawful .ins; to ent.-tbhth a sinkinK Hind Horn ipi-cipii. of said rates and chai'Ke I..' nwd only for said purpose and in'imit use of funds received prior to J",,lt l-'J- 11r 8aid purposes without n.imv nun u"UKVi ii-mir- iniMi! and to pledge all or any p;irt of v.tnl funds tow. it-il the satisfaction of Iwmrtrd hulebtoilneia incurred for said pV..i-,.'v 2. in add lo Section :ta of airl charter it sul l 1 1, istun to Iw tlt'iiinated as nih il i vim. hi w;, t, authorize the Common I'outHiI to jmrcliHse li.nd for a Kite for a lilHisnl plant, to construct nu- Agr di-posal plant and euuip the same, to construct and re eoniinu-t tcwer lines to connect with .tid (mpotal plnnt and the existing dis posal plant and to acquire necessary . .1.-1 menu therefor; to authorize the C.in.ii.on Council lo l-ne and sell Kener .il otiliualicn Itonds ot i.d city in a um not to exceed 1 .10" U"" 00 for said pur pose ai-.d to provide tor th levying of Ue lo pay interest on aid bond and to pay the same at maturity: and to .luMinne the t'omni-m Council to pled .-ewer service cliUKe toward retire ment of said homlv Th.it the poll for said election will be ,it .1 A. M and will continue open id date provided that le power to adjourn on due proclamation h ad lournnienl Tlie aid election shall be one hour at m m.'de of w.im i CVunty Cotu thoune . School; te i hi it lan Church enior Hih School i m Bmidmu, and I Almond SU in Hu- i Hotel and eliooi; HoseiiiilM S.uai,on A 1"-U N W crest Addit ltd III ttoM-bur r'uilertoii s ird a c';ty Halt and Ho- .-.id i UU3lifed voter ul cn are I'Uitcd to vote separate! i the two hIkim- tnem ;.ineil propoi inv. an Aiirhoi K-nt h Oi tiirtatice-i No'i ! it.i ii-.il p.i-Mtl and approved bj I e CiMiimori l:::it it and tlw .Ma.vor Oil .vemiH'r Irt. I I .'). ! in .ier of C.'ini-ion Council of e l u .if !(,i.e',n' ii O-pjmi M.XtiY XI. UV PXINE l. .IV Hciortier NoiitK ot m i iit:rrtov I OK IMKI ( I OKs N.-iue i herei'v noe". :r-..it pursuant the pi -n iM.'iiv ,t d-',m tN-.U10. C 1. A , hii r't-. '.Kin mi, held on cr S!Ii 1.'.. for the of of :d f.-r the . IVcemlvr ilinvtor for December Hoard Of Ul- i "LtU'RT. MHS. S E H EH .'ii.lne of .nd 111 X All ISON . Hill, were el.- ihe ROV !' . n x; KIRK (Ml HA'tOKN VALLEY H.I .M s.i ,J Hivtr.t ed tin. Iti'h .lav m Novemler IUM 1 ESI IE Pf.iff SiMel.irv of the DLtnct, I Classified Section ; lillilliiiagMR)f,,i llll I Here a tip N- Rev'ese ele- Uied ads aat r u rh.us 1 iii R. Williams a. t , MO. ' Real Estate Wiley's For Real Estate CHARMING, NEWER BUILT. 2 BED ROOM HOME. Weat-d among new er home thu U a real rent beater. Hardwood floors, wired for automatic wanlier and dryer, plaftered, conven iently located $7950. TUB EE B H AND DEN. 2 BATHS. F I HE PLACE, CompUtcly Insulated. Double car-port, Tina shad trees and outdoor fireplace. Can FHA, S3000. down. S13.0O0. 30 ACRES GARDEN VALLEY, J BR. HOME 7A tillable balance hill paiture. 4A in broad leaf lotu. Small barn. On paved County Bd. 12,000. J,000 down bat at SU5. mo. LARGE NEW HOME. NEARLY ONE ACKE eight mi It out on good road. Plastered, oil forced draft furnace. 3 large bedrooms, large living room with fireplace, large dining room. If you w.ih a modern country home tee this. 18. 000. WE HAVE A GOOD SHEEP RANCH. .500 ewe capacity plus aome cattle. Sec ua on this. Earl & Gladys Wiley, Realtors HOTEL ROSE BLUG. Ph. OR .1-:t4fi2 Jim Bt.van Ph. OR :t-iSH5 Koland Springer Ph. OH 3-;liK)J SEITZ Cr McTACGART LOVELY home within walking dutance of town. 2 nice ie tedroonis, large kitchen with an abundance of builtin. full basement with 3rd bedroom fin ished very attractively. Also dark room in basement, tiara Re. Beautiful yard Paved street, sidewalki, sewer, fairly priced al SI 1.000. , 20OS Harvard Ave. OR Kve Ac Sun. Sophia Stone OR 3-12H1 Jim Cook on 3-6247 CLOSE IN SPACIOl'S. 2-bedroom home. Carpeted, hv-din. room, and bedroom; nice stor age llandv kit-nook; garage and hop. Jusl S(i.V. Good terms. Economy CONVENIENCE and conuort lo he en joyed in this neat home; approx. 1 acre with small barn; liv. room, kit dinette, 2 bedrooms, bath, utility, car port and storage, Just $7!HM). S1500. down Fullerton Realty & Insurance 711 NE Stephen Dial OK 2-M41 Listings Wanted IT YOi: ARE THINKING of selling, please phone ui. and w will call. Williamson Real Estate ll"7 N E. Stepnen Ott ,1-4.M)2 EVENINGS. Sundays Phone Or 3-HHTH FHA FINANCED. .1 bedroom, well-in-iul.-tterJ home. Fireplace and electric he.it. Plastered, hardwood door, and larxe storage room Located in uatnut grove Berdme St. d Uilden. OH 2-22iVi BY OWNER "i AcreVTiver fronTlirop ertv on N Umpqua near end ol Fisher Ho. id. Nice buiIou:g site. Mat family orchard, well, pump and double gar ate. A!m) foundation, 30 X 40' lor house. oh :i til'U. THHEE N-aroom older tve"homrci.e to d witown On sewer and paved street. Ha fireplace. Newlv painted inside and out. Very good condition. OH 2-2 "4t after 5 10 PJ LA HUE LOT. 2' miles" northotrHcKk- er Koari Water and electricity avail able Full price S70O E.isv terms. Arthur Wnlten. 1121 Kendall. OH 3 KM2 No Saturday cnlls I TWO bedroom modern home, larie lot. ; Corner if Grape and Holertson Sheets, Winston furnished or unfur nished. A real buy. See any day after 4 pin Owner O P. Helms N K XX' ,t bedroom home, attached gar age H.irdww! flixrs Fireplace, large p.i-io. Landscaped front v ard I'ndpr FH A. Will sel' my equity. OR 3-HU5 aster 8 pm APT HOl'SE with 2" apu7 'furnished. b.W SlisW down. Four room hoy. f.inuhed. $-21 XS ., Sl.HVi down, $40. mo-ith Inquire l2rt Eden Iine Ft'KNISHED or iinfumished'i hedroom. on i foil' mile, mi-e. clean 1 acre School bus. Call after 3 P M. 3 618 or .t-.m;w , WILL PAY cash for small unimorsvea j acreage W'uuton-Dtllard area. State - pr.ce XX'nte Eugene DonilUon. River siJe Trailer Curt. Myrtle Creek ,h(,,j fr,,,, sulI ; j : THREE bedroom modern house with 1 rental on prooer;. M.OiX) Ph Osk- I lin.t murniruts j FOR SALE OR TRADE " i" house on j I acre lot on Ronald street in Win ston Terms Phone OS J-.VMO E'wriTY" in .1 ledroom home Uwn, si-.mbs and garden p.t Will tike hh) cah foreo.uii. 2007 H.'llis. OH 2-iMl SKCl HF! sour lain and water rights Jim Daugherty, The engineer. OS -t 14 ALWAYS hve it surveyed Jim Daiigfi rriv. The engineer. OS -.Wi4 r'H DE RIXTt LOTS-for trailer house Tn. OR J-J943; OY V.mL By J 1 Real Estate 1 Nice Place to Live A COZY, one and one-half story home, two bedrooms downstairs, with two possible upstair. Located North of town, near market and school. Paved street on North Ruaeburf Sanitary District. Lot 60 X 110 approximately. Back yard fenced nice place for children. Large garage with work hop In rear. Let ua show you this place it may be just what you are looking for. Priced right 111.500. with terms. Nicer North Roseburg Location A NEWER, beaumully decorated, well arranged home Three nice sued bed rooms, large dining and kitchen area, tiled drain board, tiled bath with tub and shower. Lovely fireplace, hard wood floors, fully Insulated. Large lot 84x200. Yard completely fenced, en closed patio, large double garage. TV cable. Street and sewer assessments paid. Must see to appreciate. $14,930. With terms. Vi Acre - West HOME built to live ji. Three Urge bed rooms, large living room, large baih with tub and separate shower, sepa rate dining room, eating area in kitch en. Nice fireplace, patio, fully insulat ed. Attached garage. Room for kid and dogs. Quick possession. Just 10 minutes from downtown. Low price of $13,000 with good terms. Ten Minutes From Town FIVE level acres, tillable free soil. Very suitable for sub-dividing. A short dis tance from school and store Older five bedroom home on property. Also one rental home rented at 140 per month. Small bam. AU for 10,750. Terms. Short Realty STANLEY X. SHORT 804 1. S. Cass Ave EVENINGS & SUNDAY PHONE: Bob Dishman, Salesman OR 2-3294 L. A. "Bud" Nelson. Salesman OK 3-6759 Roy Hebard, Salesman OR 3-7080 HUCREST HERE'S a large, practically new 3 B R. home in the popular llucrest area. It has an eating area in the kitchen plus a dining area. Cheerful living room with Arizona flagstone fireplace. Well landscaped and paved streets. Not only a good investment tn DOLLARS, but In happiness and security, too. 14,500. EHA terms. Low Down Payment? IF YOU are a responsible person need ing a good a BR. home, close-in, here s an owner who will give you a break. This home will qualify for EHA or GI financing, has a large living room, dining, kitchen, full basement with finished playroom. 2 fireplaces, forced air heating plant. Seruiibly pric ed, too, $14. .W0 Don't say next year, I could have bought it; own it now. Roseburg, Realty 0 Ins. Co UMPQUA HOTEL LOBBY REALTORS OR "Our Service Doesn't Cot It Pays" Evenings: OR 3-7S15 Valley Real Estate For A Professional Man 3i RIVER acres. :i50 acres cultivated. largely in clovers and grasses, close to Roseburg, on pavement, with about all ou could enre for properly Irri gated. A wonderful lay of land with a beautiful green turf, like golf course. (Its golf course tjpe toot. 4 txirns 100 head whiieface cattle. Equipped. Gravel bar. Excellent in vestment, especially tax wise. $55,000. Rural Dream Deal 10 ACRES of Valley dirt. Modern 3 bed room home with fireplace. Wired 220. A (amity thriller home, not super fan cy but good Garage Outbuildings. Pavement. Out about 17 minutes .A tremendous buy at $9,400. Low, low, down payment. . Roseburg's Cheapest Livin HERE'S why: Modern 3 bedroom home, close in, on pavement and sewer, plus a rental home all for $ti.f00. No terms re easy but those are attractive. $1000 down. 150 per month. Rent the big home at SS-I and net 15 per month for living in the smaller home. Kent the smaller at S4. and live in the largec for S3 per month. Clear trailer house considered. VALLEY REAL ESTATE 113 W CASS PHONE Ollehard 3.40M EVENINGS PHONE Salesman Sweely OR 2-1264 Salesman Bob Sconce OR 3-3054 Salesman Pocock OR 3-K2.9 Salesman Davis OK 2-.WI.I Salesman & Broker Sconce OR 3-1881 United Realty Ph. OR 3-3123 74 S. Stephens ROSEBURG OREGON River Home 3 BEDROOM home with basement on 2 acres of Garden Valley's best soli with all kinds of fine fruit and in a beauti ful location and a very low down pay ment. Full price $15,000. Income Property ON WEST side that is newer buildings brings in S3 10. per month, on sewer and pavement and close to shopping and hofpitais. tit). .W0 with good terms. Duplex LARGE two bedroom apt up and 3 bed room apt down. On pavement and in good location to rent and pay for while still having a place to live. $11,500 with $2,000, down. West Side APPROX 2 acres with larse 4 bedroom home and a 1 bJrm horne ;th large hp roof barn with concrete Honrs and elect light AM in a beautiful setting $-M.XX). With terms. 3 Bedrooms NTAR 1 acres on the river that i a dandv place to live and have all the garden -u wmh Alo a cow Tht is an o:der bom but worth the price of SO. SOU. See it. ung call OR 2-lfi.tS For Sale Alcan Lumber Mi SITE, l.snvot residential. Approx. 5 Acres IN CITY of Myrtle Creek Former Ore West Mill site Burner and null pond nd 4 dir spur on site. a;o god ftw residen;. aL 42 Year Lease OF FORMER. Alcan Lumber Mill eite in R:dd;p. Ore, Trojan' 12 acre. p!ni-.g null, 10 ear spur track burn er. 5 cahir.s. ga- jge and to-M hd. ' Inquire. C. T t"i- Canj onville 1 Phonn 21M Real Estate 1 MAGNESS . REAL ESTATE THREE BEDROOM HOMES 3 BR BUNGALOW, few mile aouth $6,300. 3 BR. RANCH Style, South te.050. 3 BR. OLDER tp. city, dome in $8,300 3 BR. CITY, stucco, hdwd floors, neat clean, $10,300. 3 BR CLOAK ES Terry Ranch Style, fireplace. $12,300. 3 ,BR SOUTH of ton. double garage, 'fireplace, Hdwd floors, plastered $13, 750. 3 BR. WESTSIDE fireplace, Hdwd firs, plastered $13,730. 3 BR. RANCH Style. Deluxe, good trim, latest ui design $18,750. 3 BR. RANCH Style, beautiful $33,300. 3 BR. RANCH Style, guet house, 15 acres $3i,3O0. TERMS CAN BE WORKED OUT to fit your pocket book. Start today to own the home of your desire. Wo can help you make a down payment. 1644 S. E. Stephens St. OR 3-5340 Eve & Sundays Millard or Marion Magness OR or OR 3-r;H3 MILLARD J. MAGNESS. REALTOR Owner Has Moved THE OWNER of the dream home which received National recognition in has moved out of state because of bus ine se reasons. He hm given us ex clusive sale of this wonderlul home. For those who want the finest of living with automatic heat, 2 full bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, den. 3 fireplaces. Indoor planter, dining room, built-in bar.. All draperies included Tile kitchen, gar bage disposal. Roofed deck, oak trees, lawn and shrubs. Double carport. Out door storage. Call us for appointment. Seitz Gr McTaggart 2O05Harvard Ave OH 3-5583 3 Bedroom Ranch Style l'j Bathrooms, living room, dining room kitchen, fireplace. Palio, fenced yard. 164 W. Tanager St. Business Opportunity 2 LOCAL Corporation n interested in buy ing good income property at a fair price. Also interested in lots worth de veloping on South Stephens Street. In clude details In reply, all replies confi dential. Will also consider attractive business opportunities. Box 1463 News Review. TRADE for home S I Vu nTts t e a m hea t ed motel. Three bedroom home, fire place. Wcite P.O. Box SIS, Yachats, Oregon. Rooms For Rent 3 JO ANN'S BOARDING HOUSE Delici ous home cooking. Plenty parking spare Board and room $75. mon:n. 5 miles S. on old Highway 99. Ph. OR J-7947. ROOMS with or without kitchen privi leges. Separate tables. Reasonable. Menonly.OR3-32lfi. SLEEPINGnd light "hskpg. rooms. Wm" tt r rates, SU and up. Valley Hotel. 305 N. Jackson. SLEEPING ROOMS, single or double. Private bath. 5UU Spruce, at foot of Washington ; SLEEPING and light housekeeping rooms. 2 blocks from Postoffice. Ph. OR J-XIU. ROOM AND BOARD: nice, large pri vate rooms, or room without board. With kitchenprivileges.. 703 S. Mill. SLEEPING room." 7:i2SE Jackson, aliove Phillips Office Supply, next door to Penney'. with pull man CLEAN, comfortable sleeping room. 1256 S E Mill R OO.XJS" Pr i vate entrance. 7IT NE Jackson. W. Mosher. OR ROOMS Jor rent. Close in. 415 W. Lane. ROOMS. ,140 S. E. Pine, off W. Douglas" ROOM. 305 E Dougla. Apts. For Rent 4 Oakhi Apts. Two bedroom ultra modern apt. Equip ped electric range and refrigerator. Radiant heat, hot and cold water and garbage service furnished. OR 3-4340 THREE room-furnished apT UtihttesT No children or pets. $60 per month. Two and three room cabins. 30 and $:(5 per month. 1745 Diamond Lake Blvd iN. Umpqua Road'. Ph. OR NEW furnished attractive apt. View win dows. XX'alk in clothe closets. Full hath. Carport. 1 mile from Nielsen's Grocery on Highwav 99, Adults only $iS month. OK 2-1438, O R 2-1056, AT TODD APTS 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apt. All equipped with range and refrigerator. Water and garbage serv- MOTEL UN ITS All electric. With kitchens. SIS and $'22 week. Linens, utilities furnished. Winchester Motel rOld Highwa J N. AT Winchester Bndee i APTS.. CLOSE TO store and bus. 1 bed- room, $57 50; singles. S45 Both with ! stove and retneerator. Kairhavcn Apts, lti43 W. Jiarvard. Phone OR f-iHiJi CLEAN, furnished apt.. :t rooms and hHth, close to bus line XX'.ilcr and g rwge disposal furnished, $60. Ph. OR 2-i:;-w. MOTEL UNITS with kitchens. utilities furnished. $15 and $21 per week. 4 miles north on Highway &9, Mie s Motel. SMALL, clean completely furnished apt" XX'ilh electric refrigerator and shower bath All utilities furnished, S40. OR ZOfiOP. THREE ROOM, partially furnished apt . west side. Water and garbage service furnished. OR :t-74!:t. MODERN b.ichelcr apt . furnished: vale entrance. Ph. OR 2-157;, or 3-5f.! CLEAN, furnished bachelor ant heat. f(is range. Hotel distance. Flint. FrRNlHErrVHLNSbwce-10 a'.d up Highwav 99 i mile north Pacific Cb.r . Phone OH 3-374". . FURNISHI D 2 room ast. with bath. Also 1 room bachelor a : J3j. 848 S E. OR 3-7.n 1 UNFl'S'N'.SH'.O :i-ro.-,m anj bath 1 wircl for ta: ce T 54 Ivan St. Call OR .! :(.'7fia.':cr3 PM ' CLEAN. 5-To-m fitrniied f:a' No drm- int. no pet. Ph. OR 2-J270 IXA S E. ! rVitNl-Hr L)""jcT ro"ir."and b'h". Avi;!.vvp No 16 1014 SE i:ie Pb. OH .i-M'fi. Ant 4 f WO BIU ROOM, "furnished a'p: Work- i-,t man or woman OR 3-. TXX'O room apt. furnished J40 month, j S miles outh. OR 1-7-47. t T'lii.tE "u-"DROOMr" furn.he-l apt, j Walking d'.st.iiice IJMS E. .Mill- , FCKNisHEb APT. 'AdJltsi rio pets. A. C. Sherl.ck. Winston Section. j CLEAN. "rTc-e!"v"urm,shed" J-rwm apt. J Adt.Iti 17.19 S E Giles. OR eve ; CLEAN." fiir-rrted r'n art- Private, nt-a-rc. t )V7 SE Pin- CnFv. RNISHED apt. t0. OR 3-3462 daM Houses For Rent 5 TWO bedroom duplex. Small but very clean, l'rner working couple. Partial ly furnished or unfurnished. $.W p-r month and up. 1743 Diamond Lake BUd (North Umpqua Koadt. Ph. OR :i-unu. ONE BEDROOM, modern, furnished housu. $40 month. At Looking Us. Ph OR 3-7H0.J. FOUR HOOM HOUSE, furnished. S5o" not imidi'rr;. 4-roum am., furnished, modern, lr.q.uir lb'-H Eden Lane. Til!!' :-TKOoM end bath, furnished notiic Ciar:ue. Separate entrance. No -vM'tiro::. OK 3-1U16- TWO i fiuCM cottage with bath. Unfurn if ncJ. C os in. $ i5. per month. OR SMALL 2 bedroom house. HO month See at 711 Z. Jrd Ave North, or OR 3-6147. SMALL, inouern houae, partially fur nished Near school and shopping cen ter. OR ,;-4131t. THREE ROOM, u.'iiurn shed ', hJUe in Winston, $15. No: modern, hot fancy, but iivabie Ph. O5-5540 TWOKOOM HO::Z. partly furnUhed'. Fenced lot, S.0. OH 2-1566. TWO 'ooin furrn:vd house. 314 S. I. M.jsher.RJJ-S.iTO. D1LLAHD :i,ce' cabin $50," twt n Sn:-t!'ii;Mijtt-!. MOIjL 'X Ijrmshcd, I bedroom house! ;,.- pets. Vin W. Agee. FIVE ROOM home for rent at Green. or 2-:iao FIVE ROOM houe at Winston, for rent or sale. Reasonable. OS 3-840. FOR LEASE 4-bedroom. unfurnished house. Sf0. Inquire 292 Fowler St. Trailer Rsntcls 6 j DOUGLAS COUNTY'S most modern trailer p.irn. reareii o v,ny iemer, completely raved Adults No pets Central Trailer Pf'n. 151 Diamond Lake Blvd. iS. L'mpqua Rd OR -'-iq. R0SF3I ItG S yiNE-sT for less. Spe cial: 6 mo mils rent for price of 5 months. Take 45 ft. trailers. Modern. Ceme.it patios. P:cket fenced. Lartfe child's p' a v ground. Oregon Trails, V. Stephens. hr'Al'TliV:. LOCATION Modern trader s:ace. Near store, restaurant and 190 ft. trom the best fishing Win chiiier Trailer Park 'Highway 99 S. AT Winchester Bridge! Trailer-spacfIT tv reception ON CABLE. Paved streets, cement p3. .ie We'l lighted at night Rea sonable rates. ALAMFDA Ave trail ri! COURT Ph. "-2348 RbSELAND" TRAIVfr" PARK welcomes' families With children. Clean, conven let, modern. 2440 N. Stephens. OR 3-357SK SHADY POINT TRAILER Court 1 miles south of City Limits, Hwy 90. OR 3-.V1Q3. LARGE, modern trailer ipare: large shade trees; 5 miles South near Green School. $15. Diil OR 3-7-147, TRAILER SPACE Sewerall "facTTF ties walking distance to P.O. 1451 S E. Short St. Truck Rentals 7 TRUCKS OR CARS for rent Short or long trim Bee Hive Rental Co. Ph. OR J-7412 Wanted To Rent 9 TWO bedroom unfurnished house in or near Roseburg Bv U S. Navy Recruit er. References furnished. OR 3-H.W4 be- TWO or :J bedroom umurmned house. Roseburg vicinity. OR 3-700. WonTe7Misc.To Highest Prices Paid For Scrap of All Kinds BOB'S WRECKING YARD 3Vj milea S. on 99 QUICK CA Sir" for youroId applia'ncea and furniture. JACK FARISS & SON Highway s N Ph OR 3-3109 open Eve't Ttl 8 CALL HARRY'S for the high dollar when sou have furniture to sell. We buy, sell, or trade. Ph.OR 2-141 1. WE PAY HIGHEST casb oricea tot Uied furniture ROSEBl'HO VURNITURB EXCHANG5 509 N Jack-on Ph OR 3-5104 WANTEDTO BUY cTassware and china, old corns, old buttons. Prix cilia's Antiques, 247 S. E. J ackson. OR 2-1421. ; WANTED TO BUY Good used f'urnf- ' ture. ROSEBURQ AUCTION OR 3- I 1026. WE BUY used tire. O. K Rubber Welders Garden VdUlev Junction. WANTED Canopvfor lrtl Chevrolet 3t ton pickup. OR 2-1170. 'Help Wanted 11 Wanted Exp. Body & Fender Man Barcus Sales & Service PAnr-TiMEwoman to fold-clothe at Laundromttt afternoons Mondav thnugh Saturday. Prefftr icnieont Without children living close in. Phone Monday or Tuesday AM ONLY. OR :t-::(MI. SALESMAN WtTKave-an opcninVfor a man or woman. Work will be locni. product training furnished Apply Horns Appli.mce. Ph. OR 3-3518 inter view appointment. LOCAL accounting firm wants female, eoerienced in shorthand and typing. Please write letter in long hand, giv ing qu;!iiicaiiin;. salary, reierenc JOBS H;sh pay. All trades. Fare paid. So. America. The islands. U.S. Write Dept. .ijL National. 1020 Broad. New- EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. State qual ificaiionj and salJry expeV"d in nun handwriting. Write News Review Box 1 - " STEADY Kind on sheep ranch, marrie.l i One small bedroom hou.se, partly furn iiicd. Call OS 9-:12l2 . CO.M.VfSSION Sftbsmnn 'wanted. Chance fnr a jvanccnicni. Ph. OR 3-6037 for ams in'ment SALESMAN. Have car. no experience neceary. Kirbv Co., 252J H. Steph ens. Ph. OR 2-2214. COMPANION '"'for e!drtlTdyaoard" room and wage. Ufrj SK Stephens. OR BABY FITTER f",r 2 Cho'drt-'n. half davs" nv ''lime N',i weekend. OH 2-12'H i BABY : snfR ivnnted older ' woman" I Live in. Working mother. OR 3-4n.it wwwwv -.-JVu- , JJW. . r . J u Services 13 12 , TILLING Ml" Rotovator and b!ri. Becbc Rt. 2. Box 314. C3lkm Road, "K?-,3. ?.r .-oenOR3-17M f COZING and a-d lveli.t? Dul.i;d tcp sou. naie rc. t" run r.vfr roc I "e . '" JisJ ''' j ROOFJNO f.-!-.- Thorsen Paint Co, ' r'rt.art XV DJura, Local Agtnt. " PS. OR Hi'I'.h'N ' :. ICT , --"'"a. Free e I . ,v'",: j ii'F. WHUIMT for L.XND-C t);l rc enter wrk. pr.-n'.-; rk iH.l- ;747. Mi:rE. Leveling, A; tLcitii'.g, W:ns- Wr:-:. v:-.ir.. HA.S. "i i'. : 'v l": Ph rs i ' ;-L;l l' :i T :- jn:0i.;g Any type. Ph. :i'J44. Su-.Jifrlm FLOORS" 3iC and flimheaf Carlson. Ph OR .l-:;44i' P V B L ! C S T " N O O !! A" P H Y and rerenre OR i ACME . OOFLNG OH 3--Ui5. S. E Osx.